Seward Community Health Center

SCHC’s Family Medicine specialists care for children, with access to pediatric consultations or referrals in Anchorage or Soldotna for complex cases.

Family medicine specialists at SCHC provide routine pregnancy check-ups and ultrasounds, reducing the need for travel to Anchorage or Soldotna.

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The page lists pricing for the ten most common services and a full price list for all services offered at the practice.

SCHC is not a free clinic. Payment (or co-pay) is due at the time of service.

This is a federal program that allows us to discount our fees for medical services. Everyone is encouraged to apply, whether you have insurance or not.

Chelena Jones is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) dedicated to supporting patients through life’s challenges with compassion and expertise. She provides care for individuals facing mental health and substance use concerns, helping them find stability, healing, and hope.

Gibson is a certified physician assistant specializing in chronic pain management and rural health improvement, with experience in primary care and hospitals including Seward Community Health Center and Providence Hospital in California.

The provider is a board-certified physician assistant and International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) with over five years of pediatric clinical experience, including newborn medicine, behavioral health, and telemedicine in Alaska.

SCHC is a Health Center Program grantee under 42 U.S.C. 254b and a deemed Public Health Service employee under 42 U.S.C. 233 (g)-(n).

To be the trusted community health anchor that helps make Seward one of the healthiest, most resilient rural communities in Alaska.

A registered nurse provides free advice on further treatment by calling (907) 224-2273, option 8.

Primary care providers at SCHC may be physicians, physician assistants, or nurse practitioners.

Dates Seward Community Health Center is closed for holidays or staff training.

Community Health Centers (CHCs) are nonprofit organizations providing primary, preventive, acute, dental, and mental health care to underserved populations, regardless of age, income, or ability to pay.

SCHC offers primary and behavioral health care in Seward, Alaska, with same-day appointments available but not urgent care services.