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Phoenix Indian Medical Center

Phoenix Indian Medical Center

Welcome to the Phoenix Indian Medical Center (PIMC)

As the largest service unit in the Indian Health Service, and one of the few not located on a reservation, PIMC serves a unique and diverse community, with nearly 80% of all federally recognized tribes represented through the patients and families we serve. Our focus is on supporting whole health — physical, mental, social, and spiritual. From infants to elders, we are here to care for your entire family.

Additional information on PIMC, registration, services and more can be found through the navigation links on this website.

Emergency Care

Emergency Department

Our Emergency Department is open 24/7, including holidays. For emergency care, please use the entrance on the north side of the hospital tower marked "EMERGENCY".

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline provides 24/7 suicidal crisis and emotional support services via a toll-free hotline by dialing or texting 988

What Our Patients Are Saying

At PIMC, we strive to improve the patient experience every day by listening and learning from those we serve. We gather feedback through our Patient Advocate, direct interactions with patients and families, community engagement, and input received through social media, using your voice to guide meaningful improvements in care.

Service Unit Leadership
 Contact Title  Phone
Debra Ward Lund Chief Executive Officer (602) 263-1200 ext. 1568
Stephanie Aird Deputy Chief Executive Officer (602) 263-1200 ext. 1578
Kathy Dill Chief Operations Officer (602) 263-1200 ext. 3203
Laura Tillman Chief Medical Officer (602) 263-1200 ext. 1674
Candace Lee Chief Nursing Officer (602) 263-1200 ext. 1611
Sergio Barrera Director, Office of Community Relations (602) 263-1200 ext. 6282