Indian Health Services (IHS)
Our Office
483B Great Neck Road South
Mashpee, MA, 02649
United States
Phone: 508-477-6967
Clinical Fax: 508-477-0607
Administration Fax: 508-477-0156
Hours of Operation 8:00-4:30 Monday – Friday
After Hours and Weekends 855-216-3638
Please be advised
Mashpee Wampanoag Health Service Unit is expanding our services; we now provide a weekend and after hour call service, a licensed Nurse is available by phone. You may call our toll free number 855-216-3638 after-hours and weekends for medical needs. The on call nurse will direct you to the appropriate care and fully document the encounter for the Service Unit. The encounter will be reviewed on the next business day. This service does not take the place of 911 for Emergencies. Please call 911 in the event of an emergency. This service is to assist with after hour non-emergency needs.
Administrative Staff
Lorraine Reels-Pearson – CEO
Megan Rivera – Administrative Officer
Kristine Foster – Program Support Specialist
Suzanne Green – PRC Technician
Shani Turner – PRC Technician
Crystal Peters – Medical Support Assistant
Wampsikuk Mills – IT Specialist
Medical Staff
Dr. Rocco Rossi, MD – Supervisory Physician
Dr. Jennifer Aucoin, MD – Physician
Nekeisha Peters, RN – Community Health Nurse
Jocelyn Gonsalves-Rose – Health Technician
Elon Banks – Health Technician
PumukQien Collins – Behavioral Health Specialist
Desire Hendricks-Moreno – Substance Abuse Specialist
Rebecca Carchidi – Pharmacist
Dental Staff
Dr. Joseph Park – Visiting Dentist
Dr. Kristianne Sinclair – Visiting Dentist
Malia Howard – Visiting Hygenist
Terasa Stevens – Dental Assistant
Custodial Staff
Maria Matos – Custodian
IHS Nashville Area Engineering
Faith Malay – Sr. Field Engineer
Mission Statement
The Mashpee Wampanoag Health Service Unit is to provide quality, comprehensive healthcare to Native American members and their families in a culturally sensitive manner promoting good health, safe-lifestyles, well-being and harmony.
Vision Statement
The Mashpee Wampanoag Health Service Unit is committed to the elimination of health disparities. We strive to be progressive in the development and expansion of family-focused medicine and traditional practice. We promote physical, mental, and emotional wellness that strengthens, and empowers our native community, while honoring our Creator, Mother Earth, our Elders and our Children.
Core Principle
Strategic planning and financial planning are not discrete activities to be complete through disconnected processes- they are highly interrelated and interdependent disciplines that are the cornerstones of effective organization and financial management.
Need Substance Abuse Treatment? Please call a staff member. Tribal Health and IHS Staff practice strict client/patient confidentiality and are HIPPA trained.
