Sunshine Community Health Center recently joined KTNA’s Su Valley Voice  for our monthly check-in with listeners, sharing updates on services, employment opportunities, and upcoming events. This month’s conversation centered on an important health topic affecting many in our community: Diabetes Awareness . Voices from Sunshine This episode featured insights and contributions from members of the Sunshine team, including: Ruth Rosentreter , Nurse Practitioner at Willow Clinic (

At Sunshine Community Health Center, we believe that cost should never stand between you and the care you need.

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At Sunshine Community Health Center, we are focused on making sure our communities have access to high-quality, reliable care, both today and into the future. As part of our recent strategic planning, we are prioritizing a few key areas that will help us do just that. These priorities are centered around expanding services, strengthening systems of care, and ensuring long-term sustainability for the communities we serve.

Type 1 diabetes is a chronic condition in which the body’s immune system attacks the cells in the pancreas that produce insulin. Insulin is the hormone that allows glucose (sugar) to enter the body’s cells to be used for energy. Without enough insulin, blood sugar levels rise and the body cannot properly fuel itself.

In the heart of rural Alaska, where mountains meet rivers and communities know one another by name, behavioral health care is more than a service — it is a lifeline.

Sunshine Community Health Center recently joined KTNA’s Su Valley Voice for our monthly check-in with listeners across the Valley. These conversations are an opportunity to share updates on services, highlight upcoming events, and most importantly—talk about the health topics that matter most to our community.

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The 907 Navigation App, developed by the Alaska Impact Alliance, is designed to make it easier for Alaskans to find and access services across the state.

Improving your health does not require a complete life overhaul overnight. Real success often comes from small, steady efforts repeated over time

Sunshine Community Health Center 1-907-376-2273 (CARE) www.sunshineclinic.org *This article was written with the support of AI*

I wanted to share a personal story that really highlights the incredible skills and training of our nursing staff here at Talkeetna Sunshine Community Health Center, especially in foot and wound care.

At Sunshine Community Health Center, we are committed to making screening accessible and supportive for our patients.

This month on KTNA’s Su Valley Voice, Sunshine Community Health Center joined listeners for our regular monthly check-in — sharing updates, highlighting services, and diving deep into our February health focus: Cardiovascular Health.

If you’re a high school senior passionate about healthcare , this scholarship could be the first step toward achieving your dreams. At Sunshine Community Health Center (SCHC) , we believe in investing in the next generation of healthcare professionals. Our Student Scholarship Program  supports high school seniors pursuing degrees or certificates in health care, behavioral health, and social services  by awarding scholarships of $2,500 . These scholarships recognize students w

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During this hour-long conversation, we shared the latest updates from SCHC—including current services, job opportunities, and upcoming events—while taking a deeper dive into the month’s health theme: Healthy Starts at Home.

Sunshine Scoop - The end of 2025 and a look into 2026!

We are currently recruiting Dental Assistants to join our growing dental team and help us continue delivering high-quality, compassionate care across the northern valley.

At Sunshine Community Health Center, our mission is simple and steadfast: to keep our communities informed, supported, and connected to the care they need. In a rural region as unique and spread out as ours, communication isn’t one-size-fits-all. People receive information in many different ways—and our goal is to meet community members wherever they are. Recently, we’ve heard questions and concerns about the rotating information signs and wanted to take a moment to share why