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The SNHD Environmental Health Services unit has offices at both the Lionel R. John Health Center and the Cattaraugus Indian Reservation Health Center. This units focuses on upholding environmental standards on all Seneca Nation property.
 
Environmental Health Services is made up of two major components: Environmental Health and Community Services.
 
Environmental Health:
Our goal is to strive to protect the health and safety of, and to prevent disease among the Seneca people through the development and implementation of a comprehensive environmental health program. We investigate environmental related diseases, perform community water testing, conduct radon testing, provide health inspections of food vendors registered at special events, assist with rabies control and implement public awareness programs regarding environmental health topics.
 
Click here to view the Jimersontown Generator Addendum 1.
 
Click here to view the Jimersontown Generator Contract Specifications.
 
Click here to view the 2010 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report.
 
Community Services:
Environmental Health addresses public health and safety problems within the Seneca communities by carrying out many forms of investigations. The unit deals with dog bites cases, environmental related diseases, infection control, indoor air quality, community injury prevention, rabies and Lyme disease assessments. The unit plan (and implement) jointly with the health centers and other community service providers to organize environmental assessments, community screenings and prevention education programs that identify the needs of the community.
 
If you have any environmental concerns our questions regarding our services, please give us a call at Cattaraugus : (716) 532-5582 or Allegany: (716) 945-5894 we will be happy to help.
 

SENECA NATION HEALTH SYSTEM LOCATIONS:

Irving
36 Thomas Indian School Dr.
Irving, NY 14081
(716)532-5582

Salamanca
987 R.C. Hoag Dr.
Salamanca, NY 14779
(716)945-5894
 

IMPROVING PATIENT CARE (IPC)

Improving Patient Care is a collaborative effort between the Indian Health Service and the

Institute for Healthcare Improvement to redesign the clinical office practice by creating a

patient centered medical home.

To learn more about IPC click here
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