Community Relations

Welcome to the TCRHCC Community Relations—designed to give you immediate access to timely and relevant information about our corporation. You will find news, current TCRHCC press releases and a link to the ‘Healthy Directions’ newsletter.

Press Release

2023

• Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation CEO Lynette Bonar to retire and hand over hospital leadership

2022

• NOTICE OF TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE ON ELM AVENUE JULY 11 THROUGH JULY 22
• Navajo doctor from Tuba City Regional Health Care Receives Elite National Award
• Applications being accepted for three health care training programs that start in June
• Tuba City Hospital to expand Emergency Department
• Tuba City Health Care re-approved as a Level III Trauma Center

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Tuba City Regional Health Care in the News

SEPTEMBER 30, 2020 Learning from Pandemic Responses Across Indian Country We look at what’s worked to slow the spread of the coronavirus and mitigate its impacts in the  Navajo Nation and other American Indian communities — from communitywide testing “blitzes” and mobile health services to improvised shelters for quarantining and outreach to meet people’s basic needs. These examples offer lessons for the rest of the country as we respond to the health and social shocks of COVID-19 and point to policies that could strengthen American Indian and Alaska Native communities for the long run. commonwealthfund.org / READ STORY AUGUST 01, 2020 In Harm’s Way Health care workers around the world are risking their lives — and those of their families — to fight the coronavirus pandemic. Since April, The Times has collected their reflections. nytimes.com / READ STORY APRIL 14, 2020 Canyon Diablo Distillery saves the day with production of hand sanitizer for Tuba City hospital FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (TCRHCC) was down to its last six bottles of hand sanitizer when Canyon Diablo Spirits and Distillery, based in Flagstaff, arrived with 36 gallons of hand sanitizer for the hospital. nhonews.com / READ STORY JUNE 27, 2019 Navajo Cancer Center Will Cut Tribal Members’ Travel Time A hospital on the Navajo Nation has started offering cancer treatment to patients who previously had to travel long distances for care. usnews.com / READ STORY JUNE 27, 2019 Cancer Care on a Native American Reservation For the first time, people living in the Navajo Nation who are diagnosed with cancer can get treated for the disease without leaving tribal lands. cancertodaymag.org / READ STORY FEBRUARY 28, 2018 Point of Pride: Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation Rural ED physician uses his experience of working in Arizona to further the mission of  Doctors Without Borders. www.azhha.org /  READ STORY AUGUST 22, 2017 Education simulator obtained at Tuba City Regional Health Care NHONEWS.COM. / READ STORY JANUARY 10, 2017 Dr. Kenneth Moran honored for dedication NHONEWS.COM. / READ STORY MARCH 14, 2016 Hospital of the Week: Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation! CHAMPSBREASTFEED.ORG / READ STORY MAY 12, 2015 Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation earns Level III trauma care rating NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY Hospital on reservation desperate for doctors 12 News | azcentral.com / READ STORY Tuba City hospital prepares for Affordable Healthcare Act NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY LeChee Pharmacy mail order service saving time on Reservation NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY Tuba City hospital brings health care to the people NAVAJOTIMES.COM / READ STORY Community celebrates grand opening of Tuba City Outpatient Primary Care Center NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY New TCRHCC Outpatient Primary Care Center grand opening NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY TCRHCC physical therapist honored by Air Force NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY Health care options expand in Flagstaff NAVAJOTIMES.COM / READ STORY New Hopes on Health Care for American Indians NYTIMES.COM / READ STORY Lessons at Indian Hospital About Births NYTIMES.COM / READ STORY Medicine men, MDs partner for native care MSNBC.COM / READ STORY Navajo surgeons speak at Tuba City Boarding School NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation presents annual report NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY Title V status awarded to Title I contractors NAVAJOHOPIOBSERVER.COM / READ STORY