Each month, Sunshine Community Health Center joins KTNA's Su Valley Voice to share what's happening at the clinic and highlight health topics that matter most to our rural communities. For our July episode, host Trisha Costello welcomed Sierra Winter, Community Relations Manager, Allegany Twigg, Community Relations Coordinator, and Amber Moore, Patient Advocate II to discuss an attention-grabbing—but incredibly important—topic: Try Not to Die in July Yes... the name is intent

June is Men's Health Month, and while many men are willing to work long hours, provide for their families, fix things around the house, and help others when needed, too often they put their own health last. One conversation. One annual wellness visit. One simple blood test. Those small actions could make a life-changing difference. Understanding Prostate Cancer Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men in the United States. According to the Centers for D

This week, members of the Sunshine Community Health Center team are in Washington, D.C., joining community health center leaders and advocates from across the country for the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) Policy & Issues Forum and Capitol Hill Fly-In.

At Sunshine Community Health Center, we believe in community-driven healthcare, rooted in the strength and resilience of rural Alaska. For families in Willow, Trapper Creek, and Talkeetna, that means more than appointments — it means ongoing support.