Exceptional Healthcare that Works for our Community.

Insurance and Discount Programs
We accept all insurance plans and are a preferred provider of BCBS. If you don’t have insurance, no need to worry, we can help! No one will be denied services based on ability to pay.

There are millions of Americans that are without health insurance or are underinsured for a variety of reasons. As a partially federally funded center, we may be able to help you receive low-cost primary health care. We offer health services for the entire community through a Sliding Scale (Family Discount) Program. We also offer annual well woman exams and mammography through our Breast and Cervical Program and treat fishermen injuries through Fishermen’s Fund. Not only do we offer these special health assistance programs, but our prescription medications are available on site at greatly reduced costs.

Payment Processing
KCHC also offers an online payment registration option to ensure easy processing of your bills. Simply complete our online payment form and your info will be stored in our payment database.

Sliding Scale (Family Discount) Program
At Kodiak Community Health Center, everyone has the right to complete an application for the Sliding Scale Program. The center determines the level of the sliding fee based on household size and gross income. Written proof of ALL HOUSEHOLD income is to be attached to the application form for members over the age of 18. Household is defined as: all persons who are pooling money, helping each other pay rent, sharing food, and sharing utilities are counted as one family. Services in the Sliding Scale Program include:

• Office visits or procedures that are deemed “medically necessary” by a KCHC physician
• Assistance in applying for free or reduced medication programs
• One well woman exam per year
• One physical exam if requested by KCHC physician
• One STD screen per year
• In-house laboratory tests

Click here to download a copy of the Sliding Scale Program brochure and application.*

*Note – this program is offered as a last resort. Applicants who may qualify for other resources such as Kodiak Area Native Assoc (KANA)Medicaid, Denali KidCare and Veteran’s benefits must apply for these programs first. Please ask us for more information regarding your options.

Alaska’s Breast & Cervical Health Check Program (BCHC)
Alaska’s Breast & Cervical Health Check program (BCHC) provides breast and cervical health screening services to women who meet certain income guidelines, do not have insurance, cannot meet their insurance deductible, or whose insurance doesn’t pay for breast and cervical health screening services. BCHC pays for clinical breast exams, pelvic exams, Pap tests and screening and diagnostic mammograms appropriate to your age and medical history.

About BCHC:
BCHC can pay for approved screening exams. If any exam results are abnormal, BCHC can also pay for approved diagnostic tests to rule out problems, including cancer.

BCHC does not cover birth control, general blood work, or diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections or diseases. For a full list of services covered please visit the website listed below.

If you’re screened and diagnosed with cancer or a pre-cancerous condition through BCHC, you may be eligible to have your treatment paid for by Medicaid. BCHC will assist you with the referral process to Medicaid.

Please click here to read more about BCHC and find out how the program can work for you: http://www.hss.state.ak.us/dph/wcfh/BCHC/about/default.htm

To learn more about current eligibility guidelines and how BCHC can help cover deductibles please visit the following web page or call 1-800-410-6266: http://www.hss.state.ak.us/dph/wcfh/BCHC/about/about_qualify.htm

Fishermen’s Fund
The Fishermen’s Fund is a dedicated fund, established to provide treatment and care for injured or disabled Alaskan commercial fishermen and fisherwomen with a $2,500 benefit limit per injury/accident. Fishing related occupational illnesses.