No matter your pace, your style of movement, or your mileage, you belong in this challenge.

If you're a Medicare beneficiary, there’s a key benefit you might not be using to its full potential—your Annual Wellness Visit (AWV).

With spring in the air and the birds and the bees doing their thing, it's the perfect time to talk about sexual health!

Alaska is home to numerous active volcanoes, with recent reports indicating increased activity at Mount Spurr.

St. Patrick’s Day is often filled with hearty meals and festive drinks, but that doesn’t mean you have to compromise on health!

Mammograms are an essential tool in the early detection of breast cancer.

At Sunshine Community Health Center, we believe that fostering healthy habits starts early.

Through programs like Women, Infants, and Children and beyond, AFS plays a crucial role in helping Alaskans lead healthier and stable.

Well Child Checks are an essential part of that, ensuring children grow up healthy and strong.

We believe that everyone deserves quality healthcare, regardless of their financial situation.

If you’re a high school senior passionate about healthcare, this scholarship could be the first step toward achieving your dreams!

Hear from Dr. Paul Forman, clinic staff & local kids on what it means to be “good-hearted.”

At Sunshine Community Health Center, we’re proud to support organizations like Sunshine Station Childcare Center that share our dedication.

For more information on Project Homeless Connect and how you can get involved, visit the United Way Mat-Su website.

This January, the first 25 patients at each clinic will receive a free exercise band set as a thank you for prioritizing your health!

The competition invites groups of high school students to develop and launch a media campaign that targets their fellow students.

Sierra is continuously inspired by her colleagues at SCHC, seeing their dedication and heart in the work they do each day.

This January, Sunshine Community Health Center had the privilege of welcoming Ashley and Ann from the State of Alaska’s Department of Health