Ownership
Tribal and IHS Hospitals in Arizona
There are 4 tribal hospitals in Arizona in our directory. Tribal hospitals are run by tribes or tribal organizations, many in partnership with the Indian Health Service, for American Indian and Alaska Native patients.
Based on the ownership type the hospital reports to CMS.
4 listings
Tribal and IHS Hospitals in Arizona
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- Fort Defiance Indian HospitalPO Box 649 · Ft. Defiance, AZ · ERAcute care hospital
- Hopi Health Care CenterHighway 264, Milepost 388 · Polacca, AZCritical access hospital
- San Carlos Apache Healthcare Corporation103 Medicine Way Road · Peridot, AZ · ERCritical access hospital
- Sells HospitalHighway 86, At Topawa Road · Sells, AZ · ERAcute care hospital
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Frequently asked questions
What is a tribal hospital?
Tribal hospitals are run by tribes or tribal organizations, many in partnership with the Indian Health Service, for American Indian and Alaska Native patients.
How many tribal hospitals are in Arizona?
We list 4 tribal hospitals in Arizona. Based on the ownership type the hospital reports to CMS.
Why might a tribal hospital be missing from this list?
We only list a hospital here when CMS data or another source confirms it. If you know a hospital that belongs on this page, open its listing and use "Suggest a correction", or add it through our submission form.
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