Healthcare

Welcome to the Siletz Community Health Clinic

The clinic is closed to the public 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM every Wednesday for administrative time to complete charting and/or follow ups, trainings (continuing education, mandatories, etc.), meetings, routine sterilization, medication filling and other tasks required to support quality patient and client care and services.
All calls before noon will be routed to an answering service.

Our Siletz Community Health Clinic services CTSI tribal, other Federally Recognized tribal, and community members.   CTSI and Federally Recognized tribal members may receive most SCHC services at no cost after insurance.  Non-Federally Recognized tribal and Non-tribal members are responsible for the cost of services not covered by insurance.

Mission Statement

“Dedicated to the Health and Well-being of the Members of the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians and the local community.”

Siletz Community Health Clinic Strategic Plan (2024-2027)

The Siletz Community Health Clinic strategic plan goals focuses on short-, mid- and long-term goals for the next 3 years.

• Goal 1: Siletz Community Health Clinic will enhance and strengthen the workforce.
• Goal 2: Siletz Community Health Clinic will create ongoing mechanisms for making data-driven decisions.
• Goal 3: Siletz Community Health Clinic will lead the way in providing person-centered health care.
• Goal 4: Siletz Community Health Clinic will expand upon public health functions, programs and services to develop a comprehensive Public Health Department.
• Goal 5: Siletz Community Health Clinic will continue to implement financial and operational management principles to maximize efficiency and maintain an independent, sustainable status.
• Goal 6: Siletz Community Health Clinic will continuously invest in infrastructure and operations to meet staff and community needs.
• Goal 7: Siletz Community Health Clinic will provide culturally-centered services.

Read the SCHC Strategic Plan (2024-2027)

Core

Our core standards reflect how we value our patients, visitors and co-workers by:

• Providing high-quality health services.
• Treating patients with respect, consideration, and dignity.
• Promoting improvement of professional competence, skill, and quality of performance of professional personnel.
• Using a protected electronic records system that allows prompt data retrieval.
• Providing a safe and sanitary environment.

Our Siletz Tribal Council assumes full responsibility for the operations and performance of SCHC.