Sonoma Valley Community Health Center

Description

Please visit Sonoma Valley Community Health Center's website or call them to confirm the hours of operation and/or services listed on this website are still available.

Hours of Operation

Monday through Friday:
8:30 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday:
9:00 am - 4:00 pm


The following services are now being offered at Sonoma Valley Community Health Center:
Primary Care - General Medical Services
Children Services
Well Child Physicals
Child Health and Disability Prevention Services (CHDP)
Pediatrics Specialty
Immunization Program
Children Insurance Program Assistance
Women's Health Services
Family Planning
Pregnancy Testing
GYN Specialty Clinic
Cervical Cancer Immunization
Breast Cancer Screening Program
Pregnancy Care and Delivery Services
Pregnancy Insurance Program Assistance
Male Services
Urology Specialty Clinic
Family Planning
Sexual Transmitted Diseases (STD) Screening & Testing
Specialty Services
Podiatry
Urology
Gynecology
Obstetrics
Support Services
Adult Immunization Program
Flu Immunization Clinics (Seasonal)
Low Cost Pharmacy Program
Low Cost Lab Program
Behavioral Health Services
Psychiatry
Mental Health Counseling
Substance Abuse Counseling
Preventive Dental
Oral Evaluations and Treatment Plans
Oral Prophylaxis
Non-Surgical Periodontal Therapies
Fluoride Varnish Treatments
Oral Cancer Screenings
Application Assistance
Medi-Cal
Cal-Fresh (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)
Covered California
Nutritional Counseling
Diabetic Education
Health Education Services
Medi-Cal/Healthy Family Insurance Application Assistance
Outreach and Education

Who They Serve
Individuals and families who have the economic means and insurance to access care but are otherwise unserved due to the health professional shortage in their area
Local agricultural workers facing continual health disparities and barriers to access
Monolingual immigrant minorities, who are often unaware of health care services or have difficulty accessing them because of language and cultural differences
The low-income population, including the elderly, unable to afford services through other Sonoma health care resources
The uninsured and under-insured, at-risk and disenfranchised population as a whole, including the homeless, who traditionally only enter the health care system in times of emergency