Alexander Valley Healthcare provides services including comprehensive pediatric and adult primary healthcare that includes routine checkups, immunizations, chronic disease management, gynecology (including breast and cervical screening), family planning services for women and men, prenatal and postnatal care. Dentistry – Pediatric and adult preventative and restorative dental care. Behavioral Health services provided by Psychologists and Licensed Clinical Social Workers. Specialty care is available at our medical office through provider off-site referrals for Podiatry, Orthopedics, Neurology, Urology, Physical Therapy, Gastroenterology, Chiropractic, Psychiatry and Endocrinology. Lab services ordered by our providers can be done on-site at the medical office.
This resource serves families throughout northern Sonoma County, working with families to improve short and long-term health care management by providing coordinated and comprehensive preventive, primary, and specialty services. Our two main clinics are in Healdsburg and Windsor, including our Windsor Dental clinic.
In addition to primary care physicians, Alliance provides specialized care for patients suffering from diabetes, arthritis, back pain, osteoporosis, fibromyalgia, tendonitis, gout, and lupus as well as issues related to menopause, PMS, and pituitary disorders.
Other critical health support provided by Alliance for patients of all ages include prenatal care, behavioral health, dental health, chiropractic, podiatry, and diet and nutrition support along with specialized services for teens and seniors.
For questions about available medical, dental, and behavioral health services, including inquiries about health insurance needs, please call (707) 433-5494.
Hours
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Cost
Accepts Sliding Scale, Medi-Cal, VA Choice, and can help you apply to other insurance programs that they accept.
Caritas Drop In Center and Shelter Access (Catholic Charities)
Description
Caritas offers a day center with supportive services for homeless adults. Services include hot showers, laundry, telephone, and mail service. Coffee and snacks. Sign-up for Sam Jones Hall Shelter (or the waitlist).
COTS (Committee on the Shelterless) - Emergency Housing and Shelter
Description
COTS assist those experiencing homelessness to find and keep housing, increase self-sufficiency, and improve wellbeing.
It provides hot and nutritious meals daily to anyone in need and a range of services to support people in reaching their short- and long-term housing, healthcare and employment goals. COTS provides famly shelter and medical respite shelter.
Organization
COTS (Committee on the Shelterless)
Population Served
Individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Sonoma County.
Santa Rosa Office: 2550 Paulin Drive Santa Rosa, CA 94503 Petaluma Office: 5350 Old Redwood Highway, #100 Petaluma, CA 94954 Mailing Address: Economic Assistance P.O. Box 1539 Santa Rosa, CA 95402
Friends in Sonoma Helping (FISH of Sonoma Valley and FISH of Santa Rosa)
Description
FISH of Sonoma Valley lends a helping hand to our neighbors in need by providing critical safety net services such as rent and utility assistance, food and clothing support, medical equipment and transportation.
Organization
Friends In Sonoma Helping (FISH)
Population Served
FISH serves the community of Sonoma Valley, from Kenwood in the north to Schellville in the south. This includes zip codes 95476, 95442, and 95452. Some Sonoma Valley residents may also use post office zip codes 94533 or 95416.
General Assistance provides temporary cash assistance for individuals who have little or no money. It can be approved for up to 90 days in a 12-month period, and possibly longer for people with disabilities.
Organization
County of Sonoma-Human Services Department
Population Served
Residents of Sonoma County for at least 15 days
U.S. citizens or those approved as Lawful Permanent Residents
Individual & Family Support Network INC. (IFSN) - Housing First Services
Description
Individual & Family Support Network Inc.(IFSN) provides an array of Housing First services, all working towards the goal of resolving homelessness in Sonoma County. Services include transitional housing, rapid rehousing, housing navigation & stabilization, intensive case management, free psychotherapy, financial assistance & education, landlord liaison services & resource linkage.
Organization
Individual & Family Support Network INC.
Population Served
IFSN serves homeless households in Sonoma County. The agency has specific programs dedicated to: Santa Rosa Junior College Students, families, formerly Incarcerated, adults with disabilities, and foster youth.
Interlink Self-Help Center - Wellness and Recovery Support - West County Community Services (WCCS)
Description
Interlink Self-Help Center aims to provide a safe environment in which those of us facing mental health challenges can improve out quality of life through self-help, mutual support, and empowerment. niterlink Self-Help Center is open to all community members 18 years of age and over and all of our services are offered free of charge. We offer support for self-directed mental health recovery, and wellness. We are peer managed and operated, in that our programs and services are provided by individuals with lived experience facing their own mental health challenges. Services include: one to one peer support, socialization opportunities, support and education eroups, indoor and outdoor activities, co-occurring disorders groups, internship opportunities, and community resources.
JCFC povides primary care, employment evaluations, women’s health care, medications, and laboratory services. The clinic offers therapy, access to their food pantry, work and school readiness and referrals to other community resources.
La Familia Sana - Supportive Services and Advocacy
Description
La Familia Sana is a grassroots organization that assists underserved communities. They partner with community members to co-create equitable and culturally responsive solutions that address long-term needs related to healthcare, employment, food, and education.
The Mobile Health Clinic is a program of the Community Benefit Department of Providence. The mission is to be the safety net and entry point to medical care for the under-insured population in Sonoma County. They provide care for the most vulnerable in our community with the goal of treating patients and then referring them to establish primary care medical home to a community clinic of their choice. Services include: Treatment of minor medical conditions, limited chronic disease management, health screenings, Immunizations, health and nutrition education referrals, blood pressure and blood sugar screenings, Information and referrals to community resources.
Petaluma Health Center (PHS) takes a whole person approach to keeping people healthy, providing medical, dental and mental health care services. Offers family medicine and indivdual care through an integrated care team.
Petaluma Peer Recovery Center is a peer run, mental health self-help drop-in center that fosters connection and mutual support. The center creates a safe, inclusive environment where individuals facing mental health challenges can explore their well-being through creativity and shared experiences.
Petaluma People Services Center (PPSC) - Basic Needs
Description
PPSC is a collection of 90 human services programs that includes counseling, job placement, gang prevention, daily hot meals, rides to the doctor, case management, financial assistance for homeless prevention, information and referrals.
Redwood Empire Food Bank distributes food through our own programs and our partner organizations in Sonoma, Lake, Mendocino, Humboldt, and Del Norte counties. We work on the front lines of food assistance in our region, playing a crucial role in helping individuals, families, seniors, and children. Distribution locations can be found through the linked website by entering your address, city, or zip code in search bar. Our Food Connections Resource Center can help with applications for CalFresh, emergency food, and other useful resources.
Rohnert Park Health Center takes a whole person approach to keeping people healthy, providing medical, dental and mental health care services. Offers family medicine and indivdual care through an integrated care team.
Russian River Empowerment Center- West County Community Services (WCCS)
Description
The Russian River Empowerment Center offers a safe space for individuals facing chronic behavioral health challenges to focus on recovery. The center provides support, resources, and recovery programs.
The Samuel Jones Hall shelter provides food, clothing, and a warm bed for up to 6 months at a time for those experiencing homelessness. They offer counseling, medical and mental health referrals, and job counseling/placement while helping people rebuild life skills to move towards independence. Those who want to get into Sam Jones Hall start by going to the Drop In Center at Caritas Village (301 6th Street), waitlist is available for signups if shelter is full.
Organization
Catholic Charities
Population Served
Adults in need of shelter services. Dogs allowed with proper documentation including vaccination records.
Santa Rosa Community Health Dental Campus. Services include: dental exams, cleanings, fillings, emergency care, crowns, extractions and infant oral health.
Each Santa Rosa community health centers meets general primary care needs and/or the unique needs of special patient populations such as mothers and children, teens, people who are homeless, transgender, HIV positive and those recovering from drug addiction. SRCH has several program designed to provide more intensive care for vulnerable high need patients, including intensive outpatient care management, linkages for mentally ill patients to primary care and education programs designed to improve health outcomes, and homeless care transitions.
The Pediatric Campus serves children from birth to age 19 with on-site care and health education in both Spanish and English. If your child needs care when the health center is closed, call 707-303-3600 to reach the doctor on call.We provide care for newborns to teens, including: primary care, treatment for injuries or sickness, behavioral therapy, learning evaluations and treatment for children with behavioral issues and ADHD, oral health, including teeth cleanings by a dental hygienist, dental sealants, information about how to keep teeth healthy, immunizations for infants, children and teens, sports medicine, Nutrition and healthy lifestyle education, developmental screening, special needs and chronic care, tuberculosis screening and prevention.
SHARE (Shared Housing And Resource Exchange) Sonoma County works to provide affordable and attainable housing to help seniors age in place. SHARE facilitates secure home shares for homeowners and renters who are currently stressed financially, experiencing life transitions, looking for companionship, or needing basic assistance (a service exchange) to help them thrive and remain safely at home. SHARE's Home Shares are living arrangements between two or more unrelated people, one of whom is 60 years of age or older, who agree to share a home or apartment for their mutual benefit. Each person has their own bedroom and possibly bathroom, while sharing common living areas.
Sonoma County Coordinated Entry System - Hub for Supportive Housing Programs
Description
The Coordinated Entry System is designed to efficiently match people experiencing homelessness to available supportive housing programs. It prioritizes those who are most in need of assistance and employs a Housing First model that prioritizes individuals, families and transition-aged-youth facing the highest vulnerability and needs for permanent, supportive housing. Coordinated Entry is not an emergency response system. Those who are experiencing a housing crisis, should contact a local emergency shelter program.
Organization
HomeFirst
Population Served
Individuals and families that are experiencing or facing homelessness.
Sonoma County Job Link is a partnership of more than 30 employment and training providers that offer personalized assistance to job seekers; includes Job Search, Career Planning, Resume Writing, Interview Preparation, Job Skills Training, Access to Skillup Sonoma online courses and use of a computer lab. Job seekers ages 18+ can access job search tools, career development services, labor market information and job referrals, including free job fairs where you can meet local employers who have job openings.Youth Job Seekers ages 16-24 can get assistance with education and employment, including paid summer work experience and paid internships with the Sonoma County Youth Ecology Corps to prepare you for careers with Sonoma Water and other County of Sonoma Departments.
Sonoma Valley Community Health Center provides comprehensive health services, including medical, dental, behavioral health, women's health, speciality care, and more.
Organization
Sonoma Valley Community Health Center
Population Served
All Sonoma County Residents. The target population served by SVCHC includes people working in local agriculture, and / or one of our service industries, have low-income, are uninsured/under-insured.
SonomaWORKS - Assistance for Individuals and Families
Description
SonomaWORKS provides temporary help in the form of cash assistance for families with minor children who have little or no money. SonomaWORKS can also help qualifying adults build skills toward getting and keeping a job to support their families.
Services you may receive can include:
A monthly cash grant for CalWORKs (TANF), as well as CalFresh, and Medi-cal, if eligible
Childcare, transportation help, housing, support Program (HSP) for homeless or at risk of homeless housing assistance, skills and strengths assessments, job search assistance, on-the-job training, college classes, english as a second language services, GED test preparation, mental health counseling, substance use disorder services, support for those affected by domestic violence, legal services, job retention services.
The Living Room - housing, food, education and services for women and their children
Description
The Living Room is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting women and women with children who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The Living Room works within four primary areas: housing, food, education and services to women and their children. The Living Room programs are focused on servicing the numerous day-to-day challenges of women and children who are facing crisis and homelessness in the county. The Life Center is the hub for day services, and the Cleveland Campus is the service hub for the food and transitional housing programs.
Organization
The Living Room Life Center
Population Served
Women and their children who are at-risk of becoming homeless, or who are experiencing homelessness in Sonoma County
The Petaluma Family Resource Center at McDowell School (FRC) serves the many low-income and vulnerable families at McDowell Elementary School and is now expanding to support families throughout Petaluma City Schools. The services currently offered include: Liais between parents and school, referrals for health, employment, food, and housing, referrals and workshops for immigration and naturalization, craft and conversation workshops, healthy cooking and nutrition classes, financial literacy classes, mental health referrals and support.
Organization
The Petaluma Family Resource Center
Population Served
Low-income and vulnerable families of the Petaluma City Schools.
Wellness and Advocacy Center - West County Community Services (WCCS)
Description
The Wellness and Advocacy Center is a non-profit, peer operated mental health center offering one-on-one peer support, various support groups, social activities, an open art studio, and a computer lab. It also provides essential services like shoers and laundry.
West County Health Centers is a non-profit providing primary care health services in Guernevillle, Occidental and Sebastopol, regardless of ability to pay.They strive to provide a medical home for patients, ensuring that they experience continuity of care and have a secure place to come for all of their healthcare needs.
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