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April is Stress
Awareness Month

No one is immune to the effects of stress. Take the first step toward a calmer, healthier you today.
SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT.

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New Easy-to-Use
Payment Options

Simply pay by text message, QR code, or use the Pay Your Bill link above.

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Our Mission

Excellence in healthcare services to Native Americans and all community members

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Compassionate Care
for All Ages

From wellness visits to counseling and community outreach, our providers will partner with you and guide you through every chapter of your healthcare needs.

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A Welcoming
Environment
for All

Quality care, free of discrimination

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Physical Therapy Services

Now at our Chico-Concord and Woodland-Gibson Clinics, provided by specialists in reducing pain and recovering functionality.
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Addiction Medicine Services are Here

Our Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program, Addiction Medicine and Pain Management services are provided by Dr. Dhesi at our Willows and Woodland clinics.
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Podiatry Services

Now at our Chico-Concord and Woodland-Gibson locations.

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Our Values

• Compassion
• Integrity
• Respect
• Customer Service
• Teamwork

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Open to the Public

Our Medical, Dental, Behavioral Health and Community Health & Outreach services are available to everyone in our community.

ALL INSURANCES WELCOME
Medi-Cal and Medicare Accepted

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All Patients Welcome!

Thank you for being a patient of Northern Valley Indian Health. Our goal is to provide our patients with quality compassionate care. Your feedback is valuable as it provides us with information that enables us to meet the needs of our patients.

We are offering the COVID-19 vaccine to patients 6 months or older. Also inquire about vaccines for pneumonia and Influenza (Flu). Call your local clinic to make an appointment.

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Supporting Wellness During Stress Awareness Month

April is Stress Awareness Month, an opportunity to highlight the importance of recognizing and managing stress as part of overall health.
Stress is something everyone experiences, but when it becomes overwhelming or long-lasting, it can affect both physical and mental health. At Northern Valley Indian Health, we are committed to supporting the whole person through integrated care that includes medical, behavioral health, dental, and community health services.
April also includes several important health observances that reflect our ongoing commitment to community wellness. Autism Awareness Day on April 2 is a time to recognize and celebrate individuals with autism and promote understanding and inclusion. From April 6-12, National Public Health Week highlights the importance of prevention, education, and strong community health systems. On April 7, World Health Day reminds us of the global importance of health equity and access to care, and April 10, National Youth HIV/AIDS Awareness Day brings attention to the importance of education, prevention, and support for young people.
Each of these observances connects to the work we do every day, supporting individuals and families with the resources, care, and education they need to live healthier lives.
Our team works every day to help patients access services, build healthy coping strategies, and find support when life’s challenges feel overwhelming. Whether it’s talking with a healthcare provider, connecting with behavioral health services, or learning practical tools to manage stress, help is available.
Taking small steps to care for your well-being can make a meaningful difference. This month, we encourage our community to prioritize self-care, reach out for support when needed, and check in on friends and family members who may also be experiencing stress.
Northern Valley Indian Health remains committed to caring for our communities and supporting health and wellness in every stage of life.

Latest News and Events

NVIH Community Health Representatives Featured in IHS Video Series

Northern Valley Indian Health (NVIH) Community Health Representatives (CHRs), Alida Allen, Bambi Eagle, and Brian Northan recently partnered with the Indian Health Service (IHS) to produce a series of impactful videos highlighting the vital work of the CHRs. These videos feature personal narratives, background footage, and compelling photographs that offer an authentic look into the essential roles CHRs play in Native communities.

Click the links below to watch how CHRs at NVIH, and across the country, are empowering communities through culturally grounded care, health education, and advocacy.

 

Empowering Communities Through Health and Wellness

CHRs nationwide share their unique perspectives on the critical roles they play within their communities, including the diverse activities they lead through their local programs.

 

Community Health Representatives as Cultural Liaisons: ” We Talk It, We Live It, We Speak It”

This video highlights how CHRs and program partners serve as bridges between health care systems and Native cultures, emphasizing the importance of community, language, and cultural connection in improving health outcomes.

 

Community Health Representatives: Public Health and Health Care Partnerships Improving Health Outcomes

Explore how CHRs collaborate with primary care providers, pharmacists, and health educators to enhance patient care and community health.

 

Healing Together: Patients and Community Health Representatives in Partnership

Patients share personal stories of how CHRs have made a meaningful difference in their lives, from helping manage chronic conditions to supporting daily living needs.

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