Nahata’Dziil Health Center is Now Open

Nahata’Dziil Health Center is now offering in-person clinical services by appointments only. Nahata’Dziil Health Center continues to closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation. The health and safety of our employees and the patients is our top priority. We are implementing measures to help limit exposure and spread. A screening process and mask is required during your next visit to Nahata’Dziil Health Center.

Appointments Only

Appointments can be made by visit our Clinics and Departments listed online with available hours. Please call before visiting - there are limited Walk-in appointments. To schedule an appointment call: (928) 688-5600 and we will direct you to the clinic or department. If you have any emergency, please call 911.

Pharmacy Refill

NDHC will be offering pharmacy refill services onsite. This is NOT a drive-up service and individuals will need to enter the facility to pick-up medication. Pharmacy Refill Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday - Friday. To order your pharmacy refill call: (928) 688-5632.

Please allow 48 hours (2 Days) for refill orders to be completed and come to the facility to pick up medications.

Steps to Keep You Safe

Whether you are coming to pick up your medications or for an in-person primary care appointment, rest assured that we have precautions in place to protect your health.

Some of the steps we have taken include:

• Prescreening for patients and staff
• Social distancing and face-covering required for patients and staff
• Rigorous infection prevention and cleaning

We look forward to welcoming you and caring for you.

Welcome to Nahata'Dziil Health Center

Nahata'Dziil Health Center (NDHC) is located near the intersection of Interstate Highway 40 and U.S. Highway 191, approximately 48 miles west of Gallup, New Mexico, in the vicinity of Sanders, Arizona

The Clinic is located within the boundaries of New Lands and the Nahata Dzill Commission Governance, a local governing body of the Navajo Nation. Nahata Dziil whose name in English means “Planning with Strength” has 550 square miles of ranch land which was selected as a relocation site for hundreds of Navajo families affected by the Navajo-Hopi Settlement Act under the Public Law 93-531 and Amendment Act Public Law 96-305.