
560 Quileute Heights Loop
PO Box 189, La Push, WA 98350
(360)374-9035 or (800)364-2809
The Quileute Health Clinic has provided ambulatory medical services to the Quileute Indian Reservation for over 40 years. Services started out one day per week in a portable trailer with the doctor and nurse from the Neah Bay Service unit. It expanded to a small office in the Tribal center with very limited space, where services were provided one to two days a week.
Dental services started on the Reservation in the late '70s in a small dental clinic located outside of the Tribal business office. All health services were combined into the current medical/dental center; originally the Tribe's gym.
Continued growth and professional health services have contributes to the increased staffing level from the original 5 full-time employees to the current seventeen full-timers and 12 contract professional employees. These include:
In 2004, under the direction of Brenda Nielson, the Quileute Health Clinic was able to assume the administration of funding from the Indian Health Service (IHS) that was under the oversight of the Neah Bay Indian Health Service unit. As a result, the health clinic has been successful in obtaining alternative health care resources for 98% of all Tribal members and other natives living on the reservation. The benefit of obtaining other resources for individuals allows the Tribe to ensure that all urgent medical needs were met for all people seeking medical attention at the clinic.
Wednesday, May 16 10:00 am - Friday, May 18
02:00 pm
Elders Week - Akalat
Thursday, May 17 10:00 am - Saturday, May 19
02:00 pm
Elders Week - Akalat
Friday, May 18 10:00 am - Sunday, May 20
02:00 pm
Elders Week - Akalat
Tuesday, May 22 09:30 am -
10:30 am
Diabetes Support Group
Wednesday, May 23 12:00 pm -
01:00 pm
Women's Talking Circle - Tribal Court