Palliative Care - CPH - Central Peninsula Hospital
Palliative Care • Kotzebue, AK • Since 1971
About
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.
Clinic Type
Palliative Care
Address
250 Hospital Place, Soldotna, Alaska, 99669 99669, US
Phone
(907)714-4404
financialcounselor@cpgh.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive
- HospitalsAndClinics.net and Vivian Health: 4.6/5 stars (Approximately 5-28 reviews depending on source platform)
Patients praise
- Helpful staff knowledge
- Good work ethic awareness during application process
Common complaints
- Staffing shortages
- Lack of flexibility for staff
"I am applying for this job. I have found that the people I have need texting with seem very knowledgeable about their work ethic. This is very helpful to me."
— Vivian Health user review"Plenty of OT, housing included. No real flexibility short staffed."
— Vivian Health user reviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Tribal Healers Celebrate 20 Years of Indigenous Practices at Norton Sound - KNOM Radio Mission — Jun 20, 2026
- Central Peninsula Hospital brings back crucial health services to Kenai - Peninsula Clarion — Jun 27, 2026
- Update: Power restored at Central Peninsula Hospital facility | Homer News — Feb 20, 2026
- Access to Palliative Care Remains Inadequate, Report Finds | AJMC — Feb 21, 2026
- Dying Without a Safety Net - MedCity News — Jun 21, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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Summary: Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) is a nonprofit, 167-bed secondary/tertiary care hospital in Anchorage, Alaska, jointly operated by ANTHC, Southcentral Foundation, tribal governments, and regional health organizations. It serves Alaska Natives and other Native Americans across Alaska and functions as a key telehealth hub through the Alaska Federal Health Care Access Network. ANMC provides comprehensive services including primary care, emergency, internal medicine, pediatrics, oncology, orthopedics, obstetrics/gynecology, general surgery, urology, palliative care, and more. It opened in 1997 in a new 380,635 sq ft facility and is connected to a 202-bed patient housing facility. While the center supports palliative care, there is no specific indication of a Kotzebue location; Kotzebue is not listed as a primary site for ANMC. If you’re seeking palliative care options in Kotzebue, you may want to explore ANMC’s telehealth network or regional tribal health partners.
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