The Navajo Nation Tribal Government

Navajo Health Foundation-Sage Memorial Hospital, located in Ganado, AZ, is a pioneering Native-managed private comprehensive healthcare system. Since 1978, it has been managed by an independent, entirely Navajo Board of Directors, making it a trailblazer among Native American-operated hospitals. With a license from the Arizona Department of Health Services and accreditation from The Joint Commission, Sage Memorial Hospital is committed to providing high-quality healthcare services to the community. As a nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation, Navajo Health Foundation-Sage Memorial Hospital is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of the Navajo Nation. With a focus on community health needs assessment, diabetes programs, and initiatives like the Canvas for Care Art Program, the hospital strives to address the unique healthcare challenges faced by the Navajo people. Through its various departments, including behavioral health, dental, emergency care, laboratory, and rehabilitation services, Sage Memorial Hospital offers a comprehensive range of medical services to meet the diverse needs of its patients.Generated from the website

SpecialtiesResidential & commercial

Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) supplies electricity, water, natural gas, wastewater treatment and solar power services to homes and businesses throughout the 26,000 square mile Navajo Nation and neighboring communities. It purchases electrical power from the Navajo Nation and transmits that power to homes throughout northeastern Arizona, northwestern New Mexico and southeastern Utah. The enterprise serves approximately 38,000 electric customers, 35,000 water, 13,000 waste water customers and 7,000 natural gas customers. As a non-profit enterprise, Navajo Tribal Utility Authority receives federal loans to extend electrical power to rural communities and also provides assistance to tribal agencies and tribal communities to obtain state and federal grants to help address utility needs.