Winslow Indian Health Care Center
Optometry • Winslow, AZ • 1 (Winslow) + listed Dilkon Medical Center in text, but primary optometry location is Winslow; however, the page lists Dilkon Medical Center address—not an instruction for telehealth. For safety, set to null or treat as separate location. Here: null locations
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About
Winslow Indian Healthcare Center (WIHCC) offers optometry services among a broad range of care for Navajo Nation communities in the Southwest. Key details: - Services: Comprehensive healthcare with included eye care/ophthalmology options; other offerings include behavioral health, dental, physical therapy, podiatry and wound care, public health, women’s health, youth wellness, and more. - Location: Headquarters in Winslow, Arizona, with three offices in the United States. - Availability: Private nonprofit provider serving eight chapter communities on the Navajo Nation. - Access/engagement: Website traffic ~4,100 monthly visits; straightforward contact options via multiple phone lines and an email (marketing@wihcc.org). - Size: Revenue about $15.7M; roughly 19 employees (various roles including clinical and tech support). - Online presence: Active LinkedIn profile; general consumer-facing pages emphasize broad health services, including eye care as part of ophthalmology offerings.
Services Offered
Team
Insurance & Payment
Not published.
Languages Spoken
Not published.
Pricing
Current Offers
Eye exam and optometry services
FAQs
Do you fit contact lenses?
No, we do not fit contact lenses or provide contact lens prescriptions.
How often can eligible adults need glasses?
Glasses available for eligible adults once every two years; eligible children once a year.
What if there is an eye emergency during closed hours?
If emergency and clinic is closed, go to Urgent Care.
What is the walk-in policy for urgent eye exams?
Urgent eye exams due to injuries, infections, pain, flashes of light and/or sudden vision loss will be seen as walk-ins.
Eye Clinic Walk-In Policy:
- Patients needing an urgent eye exam, due to injuries, infections, pain, flashes of light and/or sudden vision loss, will be seen as walk-ins - Eyeglass prescriptions will not be provided during urgent eye visits
Photos
Photos published by Winslow Indian Health Care Center showing the optometry practice in Winslow, AZ.
What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Facebook: 66% to 68% recommend rate (~49-51 reviews)
Patients praise
- kind and caring medical staff
- helpful to patients in need
- friendly environment in some areas
Common complaints
- long wait times
- inconsistent customer service
- perceived lack of professionalism in front desk staff
- ineffective communication regarding processes (e.g., pharmacy)
"The medical staff were kind, caring and helpful to provide medical treatment. We were traveling thru and they did not hesitate to help my husband. Grateful for this clinic!"
- OpenDataNY User Review"The wait is super long, unless u have an appt"
- OpenDataNY User ReviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 - sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Kimberly R. Rivers, NP - Nurse Practitioner in Leupp, AZ - May 14, 2026
- Winslow Indian Health Care Center hosts 3rd Annual School Health Conference at Twin Arrows | News | nhonews.com - Mar 24, 2026
- Around Winslow: Week of June 10 | | nhonews.com - Jun 9, 2026
- Around Winslow: Week of Oct. 22 | News | nhonews.com - Oct 21, 2025
- Around Winslow: Week of June 17 | News | nhonews.com - Jun 16, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 10, 2026.
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