News, Information, and Events
Gila River Health Care is a dynamic and growing organization. We are always looking for more opportunities to provide higher quality care and more options for our patients. We have dedicated this page to bring you medical information, up to date announcements, and news about events and new services. Click on the picture or designated area to increase the size of the picture or take you to another site. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Customer Service at 520-562-3321 ext. 1453 or 1381.
Flu Vaccines are Now Available!
Patient Alerts
Check Out Our Life Center News and Events!
Click each flyer to download the pdf.
Interested in any of the events? Call to register: (520) 562-7940.
Visit our Life Center page for more information.
September 2024 Closures
Family Planning Mobile Unit
For more information, please visit the page.
2023 - 2024 COVID-19 Shots Now Available By Walk In or By Appointment At Any Gila River Health Care Primary Care Department
New Patient Portal (By Intelichart)!
Available Now!
The new portal is a secure place for you to access your healthcare information and engage with your medical provider team.
Here are some new features you will experience in the new Patient Portal (by Intelichart):
- Secure communication between you and your Care Team at Gila River Health Care
- Increased access to your records and test results
- Access to your clinic visit records, as well as your Emergency Department and InpatientRecords
- Additional features to come in future phrases!
Check Out Our Resources
- Scabies Pamphlet
- Living with VRE
- Hand and Foot Mouth Disease
- Bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics. Read prevention tips here.
Health and Safety Tips
Important Teen Health Information!
Young people (ages 15-24) account for half of all new cases of sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs), although they represent just 25 percent of the sexually experienced population. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates that about one in four teens in the U.S. has an STD. The data shows that teens need to know about STDs and their health consequences and how to prevent them.
That’s why the Office on Women’s Health (OWH), in collaboration with the National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors and National Coalition of STD Directors, has launched Know The Facts First (KTFF). KTFF is a public health awareness campaign that provides teen girls, ages 13-19, with accurate information about STDs and STD prevention so that they can make informed decisions about sexual activity.
Join to help teens “Know The Facts First” to prevent STDs. Go to KnowTheFactsFirst.gov #KTFF
Arizona Department of Health Services
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