Crickett has been with Sunshine through decades of transformation. She has helped us navigate national reporting systems, meet federal standards, and achieve measurable improvements in community health.

The recent measles case in Anchorage is a reminder that Alaska is connected to the broader world — and that we remain vulnerable if immunity gaps exist. Measles may seem like a disease of the past, but it is still present and dangerous.

The Taste of Hope is more than an evening of delicious food and good company—it is a community-powered effort to raise funds that directly support the American Cancer Society’s mission of improving the lives of people with cancer and their families.

Crystal’s dedication to behavioral health services has been nothing short of transformative. As Behavioral Health Director, she has championed the integration of mental health support into primary care, expanded access to critical services, and advocated fiercely for the well-being of our community.contributions have made a lasting impact: Sierra M., Patient Services Manager, and Crystal, LCSW, Behavioral Health Director.

That’s why Sunshine Community Health Center is making it easier (and more fun!) than ever to stay protected with free flu shots, spooky swag, and special event days throughout the month.

From October 1 through November 30, any payment you make toward bills accrued before September 30 will be matched up to 40%. It’s a chance to stretch your PFD further, reduce your balance, and lift a little weight off your shoulders.

Learn more about our amazing CEO, Joshua!

As we celebrate National IT Professionals Day, we want to extend our gratitude to the Sun-Tec team.

Recently, Lesa successfully passed her Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) exam—a huge accomplishment that reflects her dedication, perseverance, and commitment to providing excellent patient care.

✨ Don’t miss your chance to win a free ticket! Sign up for our newsletter, The Sunshine Scoop, at sunshineclinic.org. All subscribers are automatically entered, and the winner will be announced October 1st.

Sunshine Community Health Center is excited to welcome Dr. Michael Randell, a dentist serving the Talkeetna and Willow communities. With her unique blend of clinical expertise and a strong background in public health, Dr. Randell is passionate about making high-quality dental care accessible to all.

At Sunshine Community Health Center, our mission statement has always been more than just words on paper — it’s been a compass guiding...

Our 3rd Annual Community Celebration was a HUGE success!

With over 80 beds planned, the new facility at 800 N. Wasilla-Fishhook Road will provide specialized housing and care for youth experiencing behavioral health challenges, trauma, or housing instability.

At Sunshine Community Health Center, we’re here to provide accessible, compassionate care to our communities in Talkeetna, Trapper Creek and Willow.

This internal recognition program honors team members who go above and beyond, not just in job performance, but in attitude, kindness, and their contributions to our workplace culture.

This year, we’re especially excited to bring a limited-edition Sunshine logo shirt featuring a custom fireweed design—a thank-you gift for those who make a donation of $30 or more to support our work. Only 20 of these shirts will be available at the event, so we encourage visitors to come early and say hello!

The Crown Award isn’t about titles or tenure. It’s about recognizing the everyday ways our team members bring light, care, and positivity into our shared spaces.

Her new role allows her to support every provider, nurse, and department by ensuring that the records they rely on are complete, correct, and secure—an essential element of high-quality care.

A recent case of measles in Alaska has sparked concern and serves as an important reminder of how quickly this virus can spread — and how critical vaccination is in keeping our communities protected.