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2026–2027 Miss Shoshone-Bannock Taya Osborne joins Georgina Marshall, Advance Family Nurse Practitioner, in promoting fl...
10/27/2026

2026–2027 Miss Shoshone-Bannock Taya Osborne joins Georgina Marshall, Advance Family Nurse Practitioner, in promoting flu vaccination and supporting Fort Hall Indian Health Service and Tribal Health’s efforts to protect the health of our community.

Community members are encouraged to speak with their healthcare providers about flu, RSV, and other recommended or required vaccinations. We encourage patients to receive recommended vaccinations.

Healthy communities begin with everyday choices—enjoying nutritious whole foods and traditional foods, practicing healthy habits, attending regular checkups, and following care plans developed with healthcare providers. Together, we can promote wellness for all generations.

Fort Hall Service Unit Early DismissalIn recognition of the Columbus Day Holiday on Monday, October 12, 2026, Indian Hea...
10/09/2026

Fort Hall Service Unit Early Dismissal

In recognition of the Columbus Day Holiday on Monday, October 12, 2026, Indian Health Service employees have been granted an early dismissal on Friday, October 9, 2026. Employees will be excused from duty 2 hours prior to their normal departure time. The Fort Hall Indian Health Service Clinic will close at 3:00pm on Friday, October 9th.

Please let family and friends know to pick up medications in Pharmacy or send an approved proxy (person who you have identified to receive your medications for you) before the early closure. The Pharmacy Department will remain open throughout the lunch hour and will close at 3:00pm.

If you have questions during the clinic’s closure and need to speak with a nurse, please call the IHS Nurse Advice Line at (866) 470-2015. This service is available 24 hours a day/7 days a week including holidays.

Patients can access the Shoshone-Bannock Community Health Center (HRSA Clinic) or urgent care centers nearby or if one is experiencing a medical emergency call EMS at 911 or please go directly to the nearest emergency room.

Have a wonderful and safe holiday weekend!

Most Respectfully,

Your Fort Hall Indian Health Service Staff

10/09/2026

Fort Hall Service Unit Federal Holiday Closure

In recognition of the Columbus Day Holiday on Monday, October 12, 2026, Indian Health Service will be closed. The Fort Hall Indian Health Service Clinic will be open again during regular hours on Tuesday, October 13.

Please let family and friends know to pick up medications in Pharmacy or send an approved proxy (person who you have identified to receive your medications for you) preferably before noon on Friday, October 9.

If you have questions during the clinic’s closure and need to speak with a nurse, please call the IHS Nurse Advice Line at (866) 470-2015. This service is available 24 hours a day/7 days a week including holidays.

Patients can access the Shoshone-Bannock Community Health Center (HRSA Clinic) or urgent care centers nearby or if one is experiencing a medical emergency call EMS at 911 or please go directly to the nearest emergency room.

Have a wonderful and safe holiday weekend and Indigenous Day!

Most Respectfully,
Your Fort Hall Indian Health Service Staff

09/21/2026

COMMUNITY NOTICE

Fort Hall Service Unit Clinic

Severe Weather / Water Leakage Update

Following severe weather and torrential rainfall on Friday, September 18, 2026, the Fort Hall Service Unit Clinic experienced water entry affecting the conference room. The IHS Clinic had to close temporarily Friday morning with services available that afternoon.

Initial reports indicated a possible partial roof collapse. After further assessment, it was confirmed that the roof did not collapse. Water entered the building and damaged ceiling tiles and insulation above the conference room.

The source of the water intrusion was identified as a hail dam that caused water to leak around a lower roof drain located above the affected area.

Damaged ceiling tiles and insulation have been removed. Facilities Management staff have begun water mitigation and drying activities, including extracting water from the carpet and placing fans in the affected room.

No injuries or additional hazard exposures were reported as a result of this incident.

Portland Area Health Facilities Engineering has been coordinating with Fort Hall Service Unit Facilities Management to identify and implement appropriate immediate repairs and measures to reduce the likelihood of similar water intrusion during future severe weather.

Facilities staff will continue to monitor the affected area during subsequent rainfalls or other precipitation for evidence of additional leakage throughout the facility.

The Fort Hall Service Unit will develop a permanent repair strategy and take appropriate corrective actions to address the source of the leak and reduce the potential for recurrence which may extend into 2027 based on amical weather conditions.

We appreciate the everyone’s understanding while repairs and preventive measures have been completed. Patient services at IHS and Tribal Health have been available during regular business hours since the afternoon of Friday, September 18th!

Thank you,
Fort Hall Indian Health Service Team

09/18/2026

COMMUNITY UPDATE:

The Fort Hall IHS will reopen today at 12:30 PM following a safety inspection. All appointments and services will resume as scheduled. Thank you for your patience!

09/18/2026

COMMUNITY UPDATE:

The Fort Hall Indian Health Service Unit has been evacuated due to a partial roof collapse from rainfall. The building is closed until further notice while we evaluate its safety. We will share updates with the community as soon as they are available.

09/02/2026

Fort Hall Service Unit Early Dismissal

In recognition of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, September 7, 2026, Indian Health Service employees have been granted an early dismissal on Friday, September 4, 2026. Employees will be excused from duty 3 hours prior to their normal departure time. The Fort Hall Indian Health Service Clinic will close at 2:00 pm on Friday, September 4th.

Please let family and friends know to pick up medications in Pharmacy or send an approved proxy (person who you have identified to receive your medications for you) before the early closure. We will be open during regular hours on Tuesday, September 8th.

If you have questions during the clinic’s closure and need to speak with a nurse, please call the IHS Nurse Advice Line at (866) 470-2015. This service is available 24 hours a day/7 days a week including holidays.

Patients can access the Shoshone-Bannock Community Health Center (HRSA Clinic) or urgent care centers nearby or if one is experiencing a medical emergency call EMS at 911 or please go directly to the nearest emergency room.

Have a wonderful and safe holiday weekend!

Most Respectfully,

Your Fort Hall Indian Health Service Staff

BACK-TO-SCHOOL SMILE CHECK!A healthy smile is a great way to start the school year!The Indian Health Service Dental Depa...
08/11/2026

BACK-TO-SCHOOL SMILE CHECK!

A healthy smile is a great way to start the school year!

The Indian Health Service Dental Department invites parents and caregivers to schedule a dental exam for your children.

Regular dental checkups and good oral hygiene are an important part of your child’s overall health and well-being. A healthy mouth can help children feel comfortable, confident, and ready to learn.

WHY ARE DENTAL CHECKUPS IMPORTANT?

Regular dental exams can help:
• Find cavities and other dental concerns early
• Prevent tooth decay and gum problems
• Reduce the risk of toothaches and dental emergencies
• Keep teeth and gums clean and healthy
• Reinforce healthy brushing and flossing habits
• Support healthy eating, speaking, and smiling
• Help prevent dental problems that may lead to missed school days

HEALTHY HABITS START AT HOME

Encourage your child to:
• Brush their teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste
• Floss daily
• Limit sugary drinks and snacks
• Drink plenty of water
• Visit the dentist regularly for checkups and preventive care

Start the school year with a healthy smile and healthy habits!
We Love to See You Smile!

Call the Dental Clinic today to schedule an appointment:
(208) 238-5446

Welcome Shoshone-Bannock Festival VisitorsEach August, the Fort Hall Service Unit welcomes many visitors attending the S...
07/30/2026

Welcome Shoshone-Bannock Festival Visitors

Each August, the Fort Hall Service Unit welcomes many visitors attending the Shoshone-Bannock Festival. We are committed to providing quality care to those who may need medical attention or assistance with prescription medications during their stay.

Many visitors bring enough medication for their trip, but occasionally medications are forgotten or run out before returning home. The following guidelines are in place to help ensure timely care while allowing our medical staff to continue serving all patients.

Patient Eligibility:

To receive services at the Fort Hall Service Unit, eligible patients
should be prepared to provide:
• A valid Tribal Identification (Tribal ID) or Certificate of Indian Blood(CIB)
• Any third-party health insurance information (Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, etc.)
• An existing medical record (chart) at the Fort Hall Indian Health Service (IHS) for medication requests to be processed

Having these documents available helps expedite registration and ensures we can provide timely care.

Prescription Refills

If you have an active prescription through another IHS Pharmacy
and only need a temporary refill:
• Please report directly to the Fort Hall Pharmacy.
• Pharmacy staff will contact your home IHS pharmacy to verify your active prescription(s).
• Once verified, the pharmacy can provide up to a 7-day supply of eligible medications.
Please plan accordingly: Prescription verification may take
additional time. Patients should expect up to 4 hours before
prescriptions are ready for pickup.

Medical Care

Visitors who need treatment for an acute medical concern without a scheduled appointment will be seen as walk-in patients and worked into the schedule as provider availability allows.

After the medical evaluation, the provider will send any appropriate new prescriptions to the Fort Hall Pharmacy for processing.

Controlled Substances

Controlled substances will not be dispensed without a medical evaluation or an approved pharmacy-to-pharmacy prescription transfer, in accordance with applicable regulations and patient safety guidelines.
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We appreciate your patience during the busy festival season and are honored to help care for our visitors.

We hope you have a safe, healthy, and enjoyable Shoshone-Bannock Festival.

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33 North Mission Road
Fort Hall, ID
20852

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+12082385400

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