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Summary: Winslow Indian Health Care Center (WIHCC) is a private healthcare provider serving eight Navajo Nation chapter communities in the Southwest. Based in Winslow, AZ, WIHCC offers a broad range of services including behavioral health, dental, ophthalmology, physical therapy, podiatry and wound care, public health, women’s health, and youth wellness, plus medical and nursing recruitment and patient/visitor support. The organization operates three offices (Winslow area) and has an annual revenue of about $15.7 million with around 19 employees. The site attracts roughly 4,100 monthly visits and maintains a low bounce rate, indicating steady user engagement. The employer rating on the platform is 3.8/5 from 13 reviews. For wellness programs, WIHCC is a relevant provider within the Navajo Nation healthcare network, offering integrated health and preventive services across multiple disciplines. Contact options include multiple phone numbers and marketing@wihcc.org.

Clinic Type

Diabetes Clinic

Address

Hózhǫ́ógo Iiná Wellness Center, Winslow Indian Health Care Center

Phone

(928) 289-8065

Email

Opening Hours

Hózhǫ́ógo Iiná Wellness Center Hours Monday — Friday: 6:00 am — 6:00 pm; Program Hours Monday — Friday: 8:00 am — 5:00 pm

Services Offered

  • Diabetes Self-Management Education (DSME)
  • Diabetes wound care
  • Eye exam referrals
  • Dental referrals
  • Chronic kidney disease management/renal clinic
  • Podiatry diabetes foot exam referral
  • Diabetes Shoe Clinic
  • Diabetes education and support services
  • Family nurse practitioner-led education sessions

Team

  • Lita Scott, RN, MSN, FNP-C — Director of Community Health Services
  • Jaynel Graymountain, BS, MA — Deputy Director of Community Health Services

Insurance & Payment

Languages Spoken

FAQs

Class schedule and attendance requirements for DSME (diabetes self-management education)

Classes are held in the Hózhǫ́ógo Iiná Wellness Center and organized by HIWP and led by Family Nurse Practitioner & Clinical Provider, Lita Scott and clinical staff. DSME is held every 2nd & 4th Wednesdays of each month. Class begins at 8 am to 1 pm; to attend, the patient's Provider must send a referral to the Wellness Program or the Program can also reach out to a Provider for a referral.

Diabetes Shoe Clinic eligibility

Shoes are provided through the Diabetes Shoe Clinic. A referral is needed to receive a pair of shoes offered through the SDPI grant at no cost to the patient. A patient is eligible to receive 1 pair of shoes a year, and receive shoe inserts up to 3 a year.

What services are included in the HIWP

Eye exam referrals, Dental referrals, Chronic kidney disease management/renal clinic, Diabetes wound care, Podiatry diabetes foot exam referral.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

  • Rehab.com / OpenDataNY: 3.5 / 5 stars (Approximately 45-46 reviews on some platforms)
  • Facebook: 66-68% recommend (49-51 reviews)

Patients praise

  • Some staff are friendly and caring
  • Positive reception of the wellness-focused programming (e.g., Annual Wellness Conference)
  • Strong organizational accountability and governance (Charity Navigator 4-star rating)
  • Appreciation for medical treatment when provided efficiently

Common complaints

  • Long wait times
  • Unprofessional staff behavior (e.g., using phones, watching movies while on shift)
  • Poor communication regarding processes (especially pharmacy)
  • Concerns regarding bedside manner and patient engagement
  • Reports of misdiagnosis and disrespect towards patient identity

"WIHCC keeps getting better every year! Very friendly staff (nursing, security, pharmacy, check-in). Keep up the good service!"

User review on OpenDataNY

"This place is a joke, they made me wait for hours and hours for nothing, the service should be more efficient... It seems to me very unprofessional that while attending to patients they are watching movies."

User review on Rehab.com

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.

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