Overseeing the delivery of Health Care to Native American people in the Northwest

Coquille Indian Tribe On June 28, 1989, the Coquille Indian Tribe regained their status as a federally recognized Indian Tribe, after this designation had been terminated for a period which began in 1954. The Coquille Restoration Act recognizes the sovereignty of the Tribe and its authority as tribal government to manage and administer political and legal jurisdiction over its lands, businesses, and community members. Tribal Health and Prevention Programs A 7, 000 square foot facility houses a modern out-patient clinic with 3 exam rooms, 1 treatment room, pharmacy and optometry services All Coquille Tribal Human Services Programs and Contract Health Services A Community Health Center Coquille Indian Tribal Human Services Programs: Business Office, Contract Health, Community Health, Indian Child Welfare, Alcohol and Drug, Child-Care, General Assistance, Health Promotion/Disease Prevention, Youth and Elder's Activities, Mental Health, and Foster Care User population was 858 in 2004 Mission Statement: The mission of the Coquille Indian Tribe Community Health Center is to promote the wellness of the community through medical outpatient and pharmaceutical services, optometry, and health promotion and disease prevention education. This community is comprised of all Coquille Tribal family members, Native Americans and the general public. Contact Information: Coquille Community Health Center PO Box 3190 600 Miluk Drive Coos Bay, OR 97420 Phone: 541-888-9494