Alaska Department of Health

Summary: - The Alaska Department of Health is a government agency focused on promoting health, well-being, and self-sufficiency for Alaskans. It operates nationally within Alaska, with headquarters in Juneau and four offices across the state (including Juneau and Anchorage). - Key contact: doh.info@alaska.gov; main phone numbers: 1-907-269-7800 and +1 508 296 8859. - Addresses include Juneau (350 Main St) and Anchorage locations (3601 C St, 99503). - If you’re specifically seeking the nearest public health center in Nome, Alaska: this page confirms statewide public health governance but does not list a Nome office. For the closest center, contact the Alaska Department of Health at doh.info@alaska.gov or call 1-907-269-7800 to obtain Nome-area public health center details or a local district contact. Alternatively, visit health.alaska.gov for statewide resources and regional contacts. Notes: - Page identifies other identifiers (aliases, SIC/NAICS) and corporate-type details that may be extraneous for locating a center. - To find the Nome public health center directly, you may need to reach out to the department or use the state public health directory.

Norton Sound Regional Hospital in Nome is part of the Norton Sound Health Corporation (NSHC), a tribally owned, independent nonprofit serving the Bering Strait region. NSHC operates the Norton Sound Regional Hospital in Nome and has clinics across 15 villages within a 44,000 square mile area. Founded in 1970, NSHC is headquartered in Nome, Alaska. The organization employs about 171 staff and provides health care services as part of the nonprofit, tribal health system.