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  • NAH announces phase one completion of FMC’s Emergency Department renovation

    NAH announces phase one completion of FMC’s Emergency Department renovation

    Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) is pleased to announce that phase one of the Flagstaff Medical Center (FMC) Emergency Department (ED) renovation has been completed. The project, which began in June 2025, aims to improve efficiency and the patient experience.   The following projects have been completed for phase one:  A refresh phase is currently in progress. This phase will update a section of the ED with new flooring, paint, and LED lights, as well as adding a… Read more

  • NAH receives $248k grant to improve cancer care coordination for Native American patients

    NAH receives $248k grant to improve cancer care coordination for Native American patients

    Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) is pleased to announce that it received a $248,500 competitive grant from the American Cancer Society and Pfizer Inc. to improve cancer care coordination for Native American patients in northern Arizona and the Colorado Plateau.   The Connected Care project is a two-year, quality improvement initiative, funded by the American Cancer Society and Pfizer Inc., that aims to improve cancer care… Read more

  • Yoonha Kim, PA-C, named 2025 APP of the Year in the Verde Valley

    Yoonha Kim, PA-C, named 2025 APP of the Year in the Verde Valley

    Yoonha Kim, PA-C, has been named Northern Arizona Healthcare’s (NAH) 2025 Advanced Practice Provider (APP) of the Year in the Verde Valley. As a Physician Assistant at NAH’s Breast Care Clinic in Sedona, she is recognized for her positive attitude, respect for colleagues and the skilled, compassionate care she provides to her patients. APPs are an essential part of any patient’s care team. They work seamlessly with physicians and other members of the care team to ensure that each… Read more

  • Lynette Barnhart, NNP-BC, named 2025 Greg Cox APP of the Year in Flagstaff

    Lynette Barnhart, NNP-BC, named 2025 Greg Cox APP of the Year in Flagstaff

    Lynette Barnhart, NNP-BC, has been named Northern Arizona Healthcare’s (NAH) 2025 Greg Cox Advanced Practice Provider (APP) of the Year in Flagstaff. Barnhart is the lead neonatal nurse practitioner at Flagstaff Medical Center’s (FMC) Special Care Nursery. She is recognized for her trusted leadership, amazing attitude and compassionate care for her patients. APPs are an essential part of each patient’s care team, as they work seamlessly with physicians and other members of the team to ensure that each patient receives the best care possible. This… Read more

  • Community Health Matters: Supporting healthy growth through feeding therapy at NAH’s Children’s Health Center

    Community Health Matters: Supporting healthy growth through feeding therapy at NAH’s Children’s Health Center

    Feeding therapy plays a vital role in supporting the health, development and overall well-being of children, particularly those facing feeding challenges. At Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) Children’s Health Center (CHC) in Flagstaff, feeding therapy is designed to address a wide range of difficulties that can affect a child’s ability to eat safely, efficiently and comfortably.… Read more

  • FMC and VVMC certified as Infant Safe Sleep Hospitals by Cribs for Kids®

    FMC and VVMC certified as Infant Safe Sleep Hospitals by Cribs for Kids®

    Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) is proud to announce that Flagstaff Medical Center (FMC) and Verde Valley Medical Center (VVMC) have both achieved certification as a Cribs for Kids® National Safe Sleep Hospital. This certification recognizes our health care team members’ commitment to best practices in infant safe sleep, ensuring the highest standards of care for our youngest patients. Cribs for Kids® is a… Read more

  • NAH welcomes Emily Mammenga, MD, to Behavioral Health Services in Flagstaff

    NAH welcomes Emily Mammenga, MD, to Behavioral Health Services in Flagstaff

    Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) announced that Emily Mammenga, MD, has joined Flagstaff Medical Center’s (FMC) Behavioral Health Services as a psychiatrist. She is accepting patients now. FMC’s outpatient behavioral health services offer comprehensive, longer-term therapy for individuals and families experiencing symptoms associated with depression, anxiety, attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), addictions, or other mental and behavioral concerns.  “We are pleased to welcome Dr. Mammenga to NAH’s Behavioral Health Services team in Flagstaff,” said NAH Chief Operating Officer,… Read more

  • Community Health Matters: Why your thyroid deserves attention this January

    Community Health Matters: Why your thyroid deserves attention this January

    Thyroid Awareness Month is a January observance dedicated to educating the public about thyroid diseases and the importance of early detection through blood tests and screenings, as millions of people are affected by thyroid disorders. Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) providers see firsthand the importance of preventive care, especially during these health awareness months highlighted throughout… Read more

  • NAH welcomes Ryan Dobson, FNP, to primary care in Flagstaff

    NAH welcomes Ryan Dobson, FNP, to primary care in Flagstaff

    Northern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) announced that Ryan Dobson, FNP, has joined the NAH primary care office in Flagstaff. He is now accepting patients for in-office and Telemedicine appointments. Dobson joins a large team of long-standing providers, including physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners, who all help families and the community stay healthy by offering personalized care to every patient. “We are so pleased to welcome Ryan to our exceptional team of primary care… Read more

  • Arizona Daily Sun: NAH helps with a compassionate approach to drug addiction recovery

    Arizona Daily Sun: NAH helps with a compassionate approach to drug addiction recovery

    Drug addiction is a complex and deeply personal struggle that affects millions of people and their families. Recovery is not simply about stopping drug use, but about rebuilding a person’s life, health and sense of purpose. Health care providers play a critical role in this process, and one of the most powerful tools they can… Read more