Re: Recall of Ibuprofen 400 mg, 600 mg and 800 mg

From: Cherokee Indian Hospital Pharmacy   Dear Patient, This letter is to inform you that we are recalling Ibuprofen due to potential manufacturing quality issues. Our records show that you have received Ibuprofen 400 mg, 600 mg and/or 800 mg since we started purchasing the affected brands. Our patients’ safety is our priority; while the … Continued

Meet Isabella, Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority’s newest MedServe Fellow

The Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority (CIHA) proudly welcomes Isabella, the newest MedServe Fellow, to its healthcare team. Since 2016, CIHA has partnered with MedServe, a North Carolina-based program that supports aspiring primary care physicians by providing hands-on experience in underserved communities. This collaboration is part of CIHA’s ongoing commitment to fostering future healthcare professionals while … Continued

Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority Staff Earn Resiliency Educator Certification

Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority (CIHA) is proud to announce that five staff members from Analenisgi, CIHA’s Behavioral Health department, have completed training in Resources for Resilience to become certified Resiliency Educators.   This certification equips staff with research-based strategies to help individuals and communities manage stress, prevent burnout, and strengthen resilience. As part of the … Continued

CIHAs Dr. Richard Bunio Highlights Tribal Health Workforce Training at 2025 AHA Rural Health Care Leadership

The Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority (CIHA) proudly announces that Dr. Richard Bunio, Director of Medical Services, was invited to speak at the 2025 American Hospital Association (AHA) Rural Health Care Leadership Conference in San Antonio, Texas, held February 23-26. The annual conference convenes over 1,000 rural health leaders committed to advancing rural health care and … Continued

Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority Expands Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy and Speech Language Pathology Services to Tsali Care Center

Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority (CIHA) is proud to announce the expansion of its Rehabilitation Department to include services at Tsali Care Center. Effective the week of January 20, 2025, CIHA’s Physical Therapy, Wound Care, and Orthopedic Clinic will assume the rehabilitation services for residents of Tsali Care Center, ensuring access to high-quality, in-house care.   … Continued

Cherokee Indian Hospital Partners with Cherokee Fitness for ‘Get Real & Heel’: A Cancer Survivorship Exercise Program

  Cherokee Indian Hospital Authority, in partnership with the Duke Endowment and UNC Chapel Hill, is proud to introduce ‘Get Real & Heel’, a unique and specialized exercise program designed to support cancer patients. This innovative initiative integrates individualized prescriptive exercise, administered in small group settings, to enhance both physical and mental well-being for those … Continued

Protecting Indigenous Communities During National Human Trafficking Awareness Month

Human trafficking is a crisis that affects people across the world, but Indigenous populations are at an especially high risk. Native communities face a disproportionate rate of violence, exploitation, and trafficking due to factors like historical trauma, systemic inequities, and jurisdictional challenges.   According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Native women and girls are … Continued

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