KBIC Health System

04/20/2026

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National Home Visiting Week is April 20th-24th!

We're celebrating the incredible relationships built between our home visitors and the families we serve. These connections help children thrive, support parents, and strengthen our entire community. Shoutout to our incredible home visiting team... you make this work matter every day!

04/08/2026

04/07/2026

Register for this exciting skill-building event at the QR code on the flyer or the link below!

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03/30/2026

KBIC Health System is pleased to share that we have welcomed a new locum tenens physician, Dr. Robin Worsham, to our medical clinic.

Dr. Worsham will help bridge both primary care and acute care services as we continue our search for a permanent family physician. His support ensures we can maintain continuity of care for our Community during this transition.

We would also like to extend our sincere gratitude to our previous locum tenens physician Dr. Kevin Miller for his dedication and service to our team over the past six months. We enjoyed having Dr. Miller in our clinic and we wish him well in his retirement.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Worsham to our Community. We appreciate his commitment to advancing the health and well-being of the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community.

03/30/2026

In preparation for any FUTURE early closure by the tribal government due to inclement weather, this is notification regarding a delayed pharmacy closure.

03/23/2026

KBIC Health System is proud to share exciting updates from our Behavioral Health team!

Please join us in welcoming Angela Moore, PMHNP, as she joins our team to support the mental health and wellbeing of our tribal Community. Angela brings valuable experience and we are honored to have her as part of our growing Behavioral Health services. She joins Joseph Ojibway, PMHNP, who came on board this past year, and together they will help expand access to care for our Community.

At the same time, we would like to extend our deepest gratitude to Susan Clark, PMHNP, who served our Community through Array. Susan was instrumental in advancing the growth and outreach of our Behavioral Health team when we needed it most. Her dedication, compassion, and ability to build trust within our tribal community speak volumes about her commitment to care. We truly would not be where we are today without her contributions.

We wish Susan all the best in her next endeavors and pray that the Creator guides her to continue her important work in another tribal community in Indian Country.

Our team continues to grow, and we are excited to increase our availability to serve our Community. If you or a loved one would like to schedule an appointment with our Behavioral Health team, please call 906-353-4506.

Miigwech to our Community for your continued trust and support.

03/15/2026

❄️Good afternoon, KBIC! Due to severe weather conditions, the KBIC Health System (including the Medical, Dental, Pharmacy and Behavioral Health Services) will be closed tomorrow, Monday, March 16, 2026. Any scheduled appointments will be called at our next open business hours for rescheduling. Please remember that if you utilize our tribe's PRC services and need to seek out emergency or urgent care services, leave a message on the PRC line at 906-353-4537. Please stay warm and safe through this storm. ❤️

03/13/2026

⛄️Good morning, KBIC! Due to the inclement weather, the tribal government and Health System (including the Medical, Dental, Pharmacy and Behavioral Health Services) are closed today, Friday, March 13, 2026. If your appointment is affected, we will call to reschedule at our next open business hours. If you utilize our tribe's PRC services and need to seek out emergency or urgent care services, please don't forget to leave a message on the PRC line at 906-353-4537. Please stay warm and safe. 🥰😊

03/05/2026

March is National Social Work Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the vital contributions of social workers in healthcare, schools, and communities. The 2026 theme, “Social Work: Uplift. Defend. Transform.”, honors the compassion, advocacy, and dedication social workers bring to improving lives every day.

Established in 1963, this annual recognition highlights the powerful role social workers play in advocating for social justice, supporting vulnerable populations, and strengthening the well-being of individuals, families, and communities.

At KBIC’s Anishinaabeg Noojimo Wigamig (People’s Healing Center), our Behavioral Health social workers are a fantastic team who advocate for the health and mental well-being of our tribal community. Their commitment, compassion, and cultural understanding help uplift our community members and provide support when it is needed most.

Our Keweenaw Bay Indian Community is truly blessed to have such a supportive and caring team of social workers. 💙

Please join us in celebrating National Social Work Month by recognizing the dedication of social workers in many settings—including schools, mental health services, and community programs. Their work helps create stronger, healthier communities for all.

📞 To make an appointment with one of our KBIC Behavioral Health providers, please call our Behavioral Health Clinic at 906-353-4506.