The Ho-Chunk Nation Public Health Division is dedicated to improving health and well-being of Ho-Chunk Nation members and other federally recognized tribal members living within our Purchased Referred Care Delivery Areas (PRCDA).
Our team is led by a Public Health Director and includes Public Health Workers, Public Health Nurses specializing in Maternal and Child Health (MCH), Public Health Nurses focused on communicable disease prevention, tracking and response, and Public Health Specialists. Together we focus to prevent disease, promote wellness, and protect the health of our communities.
Taking early action to lower health risks and injury by sharing health information and hosting education sessions
Reinforce wellness by building awareness, honoring culture, and giving community tools to continue growth and success
Community safety is supported by surveying health trends, sharing trusted health information, and making sure community members can get the care they need
Maternal, Child and Family Health
Family Spirit Program
Certified Lactation Counseling
HIV and STI Prevention
Communicable Disease Management and Investigation
Immunization Reminders
Health Communications
Rotating Prevention Programs
Child-Passenger Safety
QPR Suicide Prevention Trainings
Our programs help promote health and wellness at every age.
The Ho-Chunk Nation Public Health Division is committed to improving health within our communities through prevention, strong community connections, the sharing of trusted health information and connecting those to needed resources.
