Alaska Native Medical Center

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Highest Quality Health Services As an acute, specialty, primary and behavioral healthcare provider, Alaska Native Medical Center (ANMC) provides comprehensive medical services to Alaska Native and American Indian people living within the state. The Center includes a 150-bed hospital, a full-range of medical specialties, primary care services, labs and covered parking.
The hospital also works in close partnership with rural health facilities statewide to support a broad range of health care and related services. As a statewide referral center, ANMC provides the Quyana House for patients and their escorts from surrounding areas, a 56-room, 108-bed facility. The Quyana House provides housing, travel services and Medicaid authorizations.
Together the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium and Southcentral Foundation jointly own and manage ANMC. These parent organizations have established a Joint Operating Board to ensure unified operation of health services provided by the Medical Center.

ANMC first earned this distinction in 2003, and remains the first and only Alaska hospital and first and only Tribal hospital in the nation to receive Magnet Status.

Recognition and AwardsJoint Commission Accreditation
This accreditation and certification is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects adherence to the highest performance standards.
Nursing Magnet Status - Alaska's only hospital with such recognitionThis designation by the American Nurses Credentialing Center recognizes the highest levels of nursing excellence. Less than one percent of American hospitals achieve Magnet Status.
Level II Trauma Center - Alaska's only certified hospital
Providing the highest level of trauma care possible in Alaska, ANMC serves as the trauma referral center for all of Anchorage's hospitals and for every tribal health facility in the state.