Our mission is to contribute to the wellness of Alaska Native people by monitoring and reporting on health data, providing technical assistance and supporting initiatives that promote health. 

The Alaska Native Epidemiology Center (EpiCenter) is part of the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium's Division of Community Health Services.  It is one of eleven tribal epidemiology centers established by the Indian Health Service (IHS) to assist the National IHS Epidemiology Program in improving the health of Alaska Natives and American Indians throughout the United States.

What we can do for you

The Alaska Native Epidemiology Center has four functional units.  Follow the links below to learn more about current EpiCenter projects within each of the units.

1. Data Dissemination 
2. Technical Assistance
3. Disease Control and Prevention Programs
4. Surveillance Databases and Epidemiological Studies

REGISTER NOW for the Alaska Statewide MCH and Immunization Conference. Learn the latest on data trends, research findings, and best practices in Maternal Child Health and network with other providers from around the state and within the Alaska Native Health System.

Alaska Native Epidemiology Center
Using Health Data to Promote Wellness among Alaska Natives.