HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for TCRHCC's operations, including its primary acute care hospital, emergency services, specialty clinics, and corporate administration.

Notable Features:

Modern medical facility with a Level III Trauma Center, helipad, advanced diagnostic imaging (including MRI and CT scanners), comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services, and facilities designed to serve a diverse patient population.

Work Culture:

Patient-centered and community-focused, emphasizing culturally competent care for Native American populations. Collaborative environment with a strong sense of mission to improve public health in the region. Staff often includes members of the local tribal communities.

HQ Significance:

A critical healthcare access point for a vast, rural, and historically underserved area. It is the major referral hospital for the western region of the Navajo Nation and parts of the Hopi Reservation.

Values Reflected in HQ: Commitment to Iina (Life), Hozho (Harmony/Balance), K'e (Kinship/Compassion), and Nizhonigo (Beauty/Excellence). These values reflect a deep understanding of and respect for the cultural principles of the communities served, guiding their approach to patient care and community engagement.

Location:

Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation is primarily focused on providing comprehensive healthcare services to the communities within its designated service area in Northern Arizona, including members of the Navajo, Hopi, and San Juan Southern Paiute tribes. Its operations, including its main hospital and satellite clinics, are concentrated within this region. TCRHCC does not have a global operational presence.

Street Address:

167 North Main Street

City:

Tuba City

State/Province:

Arizona

Country:

USA