The Eugene clinic provides primary medical care as well as blood draws for laboratory testing.
An enrolled member of the Coquille Indian Tribe, David Hill works for Tribal One, the tribe’s business and economic development arm, serving as a community
Due to anticipated delays in the mail over the holidays, it would be prudent to give us advanced notice of your prescription refills. For CIT
Attention, PRC members! Your PRC Dental Benefit has increased to a yearly maximum of $2,000 per calendar year. This is a $500 increase, beginning May
Laboratory
Though our Eugene location isn’t a full-service laboratory, we offer point-of-care testing such as rapid-strep and rapid-flu, as recommended by your health care provider.
Pharmacy
The Coquille Tribal Pharmacy in Coos Bay provides mail-order options for most medications. Learn more
Dental
We offer dental services in Coos Bay. Learn more
Mental health
We have one mental health therapist onsite in Eugene and are currently remodeling in order to accommodate several more providers to serve the community.
Specialty services
We make referrals to our community partners for specialty care.
COVID vaccines
KWC-Eugene is not currently offering COVID-19 vaccinations, but shots are available at various local sites.
DO, MPH, DFASAM
Before moving to Oregon, Moxie Loeffler was a professor of Internal Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School in New Hampshire. She continues to teach medical students in Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine at Western University of Health Sciences in Lebanon, Oregon.
She worked in Eugene as an Internal Medicine Physician for a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) and for an Opioid Treatment Program starting in 2016. She’s Board Certified in both Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine and leads the primary care team at KWC-Eugene as well as the OTP. In January of 2026, she was named a Distinguished Fellow of the American Society of Addiction Medicine.
Dr. Loeffler sees patients in the KWC OTP and supports colleagues in Psychiatry and Primary Care.
She, her husband, and two boys (11 and 15) have called the Eugene area home for over ten years. A Zen Buddhist, she views her work as a spiritual practice and loves communing with nature. She is on a swim team and is an avid runner and cyclist.
We are indeed fortunate to have someone of Dr. Loeffler’s quality, particularly with her skillset and background with Pain and Addiction Medicine, and we look forward to what the future holds for our clinic and the community.
MSHR, LPC
Carly Blemmel comes to the Ko-Kwel Wellness Center in Eugene with over 14 years of background experience in tribal behavioral health. She holds degrees and certifications such as MSHR (Master of Science in Human Resources), LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor), and DBH (Doctor of Behavioral Health) Carly excels at encouraging others and has a true passion for her work.
Carly will be providing support for the Behavioral Health team in Eugene and Coos Bay. She is looking forward to providing exemplary service to the Tribal and community members alike.
Carly has lived in Oregon for three years and comes to us by way of Oklahoma. She is a proud member of the Choctaw Nation from Oklahoma and her culture is deeply important to her. In her free time, she like to play a traditional game called “Ishtaboli” which is the Choctaw word for stickball. She and her husband also have two teenage boys and four dogs.
PMHNP
With a Doctor of Nursing Practice and a Master of Science in Nursing from Duke University, Gabrielle is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. In addition to experience working in inpatient psychiatric units and residential eating disorders treatment, she is also an experienced educator and adjunct professor in the field of psychiatric nursing.
In 2024, Dr. Choi established a new psychiatric service line at KWC’s Eugene location, providing compassionate and personalized mental health care to our community. Her approach focuses on client-centered care, encompassing thorough evaluation, accurate diagnosis, and effective medication management.
Dr. Choi’s commitment to understanding her patients extends beyond the clinical setting. She values building connections with individuals, staff, and the local community, drawing inspiration from the beautiful landscape of Eugene. Family plays a central role in Dr. Choi’s life and she enjoys board games, enjoying Korean food together, and getting acquainted with Lane County.
LCSW
KWC-Coos Bay has announced the addition of Jennie Cirincione, LCSW, to its Behavioral Health team. With a deep-rooted commitment to serving Native populations, Jennie brings a wealth of experience and expertise to her new role as a Clinical Social Work Associate.
Having held various positions at the Native American Youth and Family Center (NAYA) in Portland, Jennie has a proven track record of supporting the needs of Indigenous communities. Her additional experience as an Emergency Department Social Worker at Providence Hospitals provides her with a comprehensive understanding of mental health challenges in a variety of settings.
Jennie holds both a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) and a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Portland State University, specializing in Integrated Behavioral Health. She is passionate about providing mental health therapy from a Native lens, emphasizing a relational worldview.
PA-C, MPH, CPH
Allison is a graduate from the University of Utah Master of Physician Assistant Studies. She also has a Master of Public Health and is eager to apply both of these degrees to helping patients manage their health. Her goal is to meet her patients where they are in their wellness journey and bring the medical knowledge she has gained to find a solution that works best for the patient. Allison has a background in health education, pediatrics, and preventive medicine with a focus on OB/GYN care.
Moving from Salt Lake City, Utah, Allison is excited to be part of an outdoor community who thrives hiking in the mountains and exploring the coast. She believes health comes from all aspects of wellness including, but not limited to; physical, social, financial, spiritual and emotional wellness. She hopes to take the time needed to talk with patients and help them understand the physiology behind their diagnosis as well as go through treatment options as they work together to treat the whole body.
On her days off, Allison enjoys spending time with her family- skiing, climbing, hiking and travelling; or reading a good book.
PA-C
Richard joined KWC-Eugene in March of 2023. He is proud to be part of the primary care team and honored to be serving the Coquille Indian Tribe and the greater native population locally. He has a background in primary and acute care medicine. He strives to provide exceptional care with every office visit.
Born and raised in Eugene, Richard started his career in emergency medicine. He volunteered with a rural fire department, trained EMTs at Portland Community College, and was a State of Oregon EMT evaluator before attending Physician’s Assistant (PA) school at Pacific University. As a PA he has worked in rural primary care, acute care, and urology.
When not in the clinic, Richard can be found spending time with his wife and baby.
MSW
Maya is part the Ko-Kwel Wellness Center team in Eugene in a Behavioral Health focused role, with a strong background in community engagement, facilitation, and culturally responsive behavioral health work. She holds a Master of Social Work and has extensive experience supporting Native and Tribal communities through prevention programs, youth engagement, peer support, and trauma-informed care. Maya has also worked in leadership, training, and program development roles and brings a thoughtful, relationship-centered approach to her work.
We are pleased to have Maya on our team and look forward to the knowledge, experience, and energy she will bring to our organization.
RN
Amy Kuykendall, RN, is an experienced registered nurse with more than 20 years of clinical and healthcare leadership experience. Throughout her career, she has worked extensively as a bedside nurse in the hospital setting, specializing in acute care within the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and the post-anesthesia recovery room. Her clinical background has provided her with a strong foundation in critical care, patient advocacy, and collaborative healthcare delivery.
In addition to her bedside experience, Amy has held numerous administrative roles, contributing to operational improvement, team leadership, and the advancement of patient-centered care initiatives. Her diverse experience across both clinical and administrative settings allows her to approach healthcare challenges with a balanced and comprehensive perspective.
Amy’s career has come full circle as she now works with a population that reflects an early academic interest—she minored in American Indian Studies at the University of Arizona in 2002. She is deeply committed to the community her clinic serves and is passionate about helping remove barriers to care, ensuring patients have access to compassionate, culturally respectful healthcare.
To register as a Ko-Kwel Wellness Center patient, please fill out the questionnaire below. Once complete, please send by postal mail or fax to KWC.
If you’re not already a patient of Ko-Kwel Wellness Centers, we’ll need some basic information to get you enrolled. Please fill out one of the forms below to register as a Ko-Kwel Wellness Center patient. Once complete, please send by postal mail or fax to KWC.
IMPORTANT: Do not email us the New Patient Enrollment Packet as it may contain Personal Health Information and your social security number.
Coos Bay: (541) 888-5556 Fax • Eugene: (541) 916-7048 Fax
If you prefer a language other than English, please contact a Clinic team member to arrange for interpreter services:
KWC-Eugene is located at 2401 River Road, in the Santa Clara area. (We share the building with Gentle Dental, Axis Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation, and Willamette Valley Mammography. ) The building is in the shopping plaza at the corner of River Road and Division Avenue, about midway between Albertsons and Fred Meyer.
Phone: (541) 916-7025
Fax: (541) 916-7048
