Sound Alternatives Behavioral Health Clinic in Cordova, AK

Cordova Community Medical Center is a nonprofit, 23-bed Critical Access Hospital in Cordova, Alaska. Founded in 1944 and owned by the City of Cordova, it operates with an elected Board of Directors and a small staff (about 11 employees) and annual revenue around $12.4 million. It provides community-focused healthcare services and partners with visiting specialists and local providers. Contact: info@cdvcmc.com; main phone numbers include 907-424-8000. Address: HQ at 602 Chase Avenue, Cordova, AK 99574.

Summary: The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized tribe and government agency based in Cordova, Alaska, founded in 1980. NVE offers comprehensive tribal services, including healthcare through a community health center, cultural revitalization, education, social services, nutrition and subsistence programs, environmental stewardship, and community development. It operates as the central Tribal government for Eyak citizens, advancing sovereignty, self-determination, and healing. For behavioral health inquiries, NVE’s Likely programs would be delivered through their health center and social services departments, which support mental health, domestic violence/sexual assault response, elder care, and victim advocacy as part of their broad healthcare and community services. Main offices are in Cordova (HQ at 110 Nicholoff Way, Cordova, AK 99574) with additional facilities across Cordova. Main contact avenues include several emails (e.g., culture@eyak-nsn.gov, info@eyak-nsn.gov) and phone numbers listed on their site.