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Southcentral Foundation Established in 1982, SCF is the nonprofit health care affiliate of Cook Inlet Region, Inc.

SCF Social Media Page Rules

Interactions with Southcentral Foundation’s page should be meaningful and comfortable for all who participate. In the spirit of SCF’s mission of working together with the Alaska Native Community to achieve wellness through health and related services, we ask that you understand and follow SCF’s page guidelines:

• Not safe for work material strictly prohibited. Includes written word, links, photos, profile photos, and personal profile names. Or promotion of illegal activities.
• No profane and vulgar language, hate speech.
• No insulting, personal, or slanderous comments.
• No abusive, harassing, threatening, or perceived violent comments.
• No false or misleading statements.
• No spamming, self-promotion, unsolicited invitations to direct message, or social media page invites.
• Do not reveal any personal information/protected health information on social media. Interactions that do not adhere to these guidelines will be removed and followers subject to blocked status. SCF monitors all traffic on its page to communicate with the public and reserves the right to remove any postings that conflict with applicable laws or the SCF page guidelines above. SCF’s page is a private site and the privacy terms of this site apply. SCF does not guarantee reliability or accuracy of any third-party links, and SCF maintains the discretion to remove any conversation, thread, images, or videos. SCF will never initiate contact in a private message or ask you for your personal information. If you have questions, concerns, comments, feedback, or complaints about the Southcentral Foundation social media page or the services we provide feel free to use the form in the link below:

https://www.southcentralfoundation.com/contact/

Southcentral Foundation Research is looking for volunteers to give feedback on a new approach. We want to know your thou...
11/05/2026

Southcentral Foundation Research is looking for volunteers to give feedback on a new approach. We want to know your thoughts on using a blood test that can help people quit smoking.

You may be eligible to take part if you:
• Are Alaska Native and/or American Indian
• Are 18 years or older
• Smoke ci******es
• Are interested in quitting to***co

If you take part in the study, you may receive up to $325 in gift cards, depending on the number of study visits completed. Your participation is voluntary, confidential, and will not affect your care at SCF in any way.

To learn more, visit https://bit.ly/4hSxBJo or call SCF Research at 907-615-1176 and mention the QUIT study.

November is Diabetes Awareness Month!Small lifestyle changes can make a big difference in preventing and managing diabet...
11/04/2026

November is Diabetes Awareness Month!

Small lifestyle changes can make a big difference in preventing and managing diabetes. Increasing physical activity, making healthy food choices, and maintaining a healthy body weight have been proven to reduce the risk of diabetes.

Unsure where to start? Contact [email protected] in Anchorage or [email protected] in Wasilla to learn more about making healthy lifestyle changes.

Did you visit a non-IHS facility for urgent or emergent care? Contact Purchased/Referred Care within 72 hours of visitin...
11/03/2026

Did you visit a non-IHS facility for urgent or emergent care? Contact Purchased/Referred Care within 72 hours of visiting the non-IHS facility to determine if the visit is eligible to be paid for by PRC.

Customer-owners who are traveling outside of their empaneled region and need urgent or emergent care should call the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium PRC at 907-729-2470 within 72 hours.

Customer-owners who visit an emergency care facility for urgent or emergent care while in the Matanuska-Susitna Borough or are empaneled at Benteh Nuutah Primary Care Center should call Southcentral Foundation PRC at 907-729-6097 within 72 hours.

During November, Southcentral Foundation is observing No Shave November to raise awareness of men’s health issues. SCF e...
11/02/2026

During November, Southcentral Foundation is observing No Shave November to raise awareness of men’s health issues. SCF encourages men to spend more time focusing on their health instead of shaving. As your facial hair grows, use it as a reminder to evaluate your health and take proactive steps toward making improvements.

Even if you feel healthy, a regular check-up with your provider is a good way to validate your current health, identify concerns, and discuss health care screenings such as lung, colorectal, and prostate cancers which you may need in the future. While physical health is important, it is only one part of the wellness picture. Whole-person wellness includes mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness.

In addition to tips for healthy living, SCF invites you to take a before image during the first week of November, and an after image on Nov. 30. We will send out a post at the end of the month with instructions on where to submit them. Everyone that submits a before and after photo will be entered into a random prize drawing. Look for a future post with a link to submit your entry.

Connect with your primary care team or visit southcentralfoundation.com to learn more about resources such as physical fitness classes, behavioral health support, family-focused learning circles, healthy cooking classes, the Quit To***co Program, and more.

⏰ The Birthworkers of Alaska Annual Gathering is this week! Seats are limited.From Nov. 6-8, birthworkers from across Al...
11/02/2026

⏰ The Birthworkers of Alaska Annual Gathering is this week! Seats are limited.

From Nov. 6-8, birthworkers from across Alaska will come together to learn, connect and share knowledge through workshops, panel discussions, hands-on training and more.
Come celebrate the birthworkers who provide care, guidance and support throughout the birth journey.

đź”— Register today: tinyurl.com/baag202

It is time to fall back for daylight saving time! Set your clocks one hour back on Sunday, Nov. 1.
10/31/2026

It is time to fall back for daylight saving time! Set your clocks one hour back on Sunday, Nov. 1.

10/30/2026

Throughout October, more than 700 customer-owners received their flu vaccine at Boo to the Flu and other flu vaccine clinics. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make these clinics a success.

It is not too late to protect yourself this flu season. For more information or to schedule an appointment, contact your primary care team.

Although breast cancer is most common in women, men can get also get breast cancer. About 1% of breast cancers diagnosed...
10/30/2026

Although breast cancer is most common in women, men can get also get breast cancer. About 1% of breast cancers diagnosed in the United States is found in a man.

It’s not too late to get your flu vaccine! Protect yourself and those you love by scheduling an immunization today. To s...
10/29/2026

It’s not too late to get your flu vaccine! Protect yourself and those you love by scheduling an immunization today. To stay healthy and keep your season going strong, connect with your primary care team to schedule a flu vaccine appointment.

To schedule an appointment, visit https://bit.ly/3pxCb35 or connect with your primary care team.

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