Alaska Department of Health - Cordova Public Health Center

Cordova Community Medical Center is a nonprofit, 23-bed Critical Access Hospital based in Cordova, Alaska. Founded in 1944 and owned by the City of Cordova, it serves the local community with a focus on high-quality, personalized healthcare. The center operates under an elected Board of Directors and has three offices nationwide (all in the United States) with HQ at 602 Chase Avenue, Cordova, AK 99574. It employs 11 people (up 9.1% year over year) and reports annual revenue of approximately $12.44 million. Contact: info@cdvcmc.com; main phone lines include 907-424-8000. Notable leadership includes a Chief Officer (Denna Stavig) and a Director of [unspecified title] (Barbara Jewell). Website: cdvcmc.com.

Summary: The Native Village of Eyak (NVE) is a federally recognized Tribe based in Cordova, Alaska, with a history in the Eyak homeland for thousands of years. NVE provides comprehensive services to Tribal citizens, covering healthcare (including an IHS/Indian Health Service–adjacent medical system), cultural revitalization, education, social services, subsistence and food sovereignty, environmental stewardship, and community development. The organization operates a community health center and related medical services as part of its broad mission to support residents from birth through elder care. NVE is a government agency founded in 1980, headquartered in Cordova, and employs about 15 people with annual revenue around $16.2 million. Contact: culture@eyak-nsn.gov or main lines listed on their site.