
Tséhootsooí Medical Center
Tséhootsooí Medical Center (TMC) is a 245,000-square-foot acute care hospital operated by Fort Defiance Indian Hospital Board (FDIHB), Inc., a nonprofit health system serving 16 Navajo Nation communities in Fort Defiance, AZ. Founded in 2010, FDIHB's mission centers on providing compassionate, high-quality healthcare and promoting overall well-being (Hozho). TMC offers a 24/7 Emergency Department, inpatient services (56-bed unit including ICU and Medical-Surgical), Labor and Delivery, and an Adolescent Care Unit, supported by FDIHB’s broader network that includes Nahata’ Dziil Health Center (NDHC) in Sanders and Nihi Dine’é Bá Wellness Center. The organization emphasizes integrating holistic Navajo Nation healing traditions with conventional medicine. Key details: nonprofit, private ownership, headquartered in Fort Defiance, AZ; annual revenue around $23.8 million; contact options and multiple campus locations within the region. Website: fdihb.org.



