Palliative Care | Alaska Native Medical Center

Summary: - Central Peninsula Hospital (CPH) is a nonprofit, community-initiated hospital based in Soldotna, Alaska, founded in 1971. It operates as a regional healthcare provider with a mission to promote wellness and deliver high-quality, patient- and resident-centered care, including a Planetree-designated approach. - Services and facilities at CPH cover a broad spectrum of care typical for a community hospital, including emergency department, med/surg, ICU, imaging, laboratory, rehabilitation, oncology infusion, obstetrics, cardiac rehab, behavioral health, and other inpatient/outpatient services. - CPH emphasizes serving the Kenai Peninsula community and aims to be a regional medical center meeting national standards of excellence. - Contact and location details: HQ at 250 Hospital Place, Soldotna, AK 99669; main phone (907) 714-4404. Email: marketing@cpgh.org. - If you’re seeking Palliative Care specific to Central Peninsula Hospital, the page provided does not specify a dedicated palliative care program for Kotzebue or details about a distinct Kotzebue palliative service. For precise information, contact CPH directly or visit their site for palliative care offerings and any Kotzebue-area arrangements.