Central Valley Indian Health, Inc.

20 North DeWitt
Clovis, CA 93612
559-299-2578

COMPREHENSIVE HEALTH CARE FOR AMERICAN INDIAN PEOPLE

In May 1971, Central Valley Indian Health, Inc. (CVIH) was established to improve the quality and quantity of health care services to Indian people of Fresno, Madera and Kings Counties.

CVIH is a PL 93-638 program that contracts with the Indian Health Service through the California Rural Indian Health Board to provide medical services in the Central Valley area. This organization is governed by a Board of Directors representing six American Indian sanctioned areas, as listed:

  • North Fork, North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians, O'Neals
  • Oakhurst, Coarsegold, Ahwahnee, Picayune Rancheria of Chuckchansi Indians
  • Big Sandy Rancheria of Mono Indians, Auberry, Friant
  • Tollhouse, Cold Springs Rancheria of Mono Indians
  • Dunlap, Squaw Valley, Tivy Valley
  • Hanford, Lemoore, Santa Rosa Rancheria

SITES

The principle office and main clinic is located in Clovis. Additional licensed clinics are in North Fork and Prather. A health station is maintained at Santa Rosa Rancheria.

 


Clovis Central Valley Indian Health Clinic
20 N. DeWitt
Clovis, CA 93612
Medical: (559) 299-2608
Outreach: (559) 299-2634
Nutrition & WIC: (559) 298-0258
Family Wellness & Substance Abuse Prevention: (559) 299-4834
Dental: (559) 299-2570
Administration: (559) 299-2578

North Fork Indian and Community Health Center
32938 Road 222
Suite 2
North Fork, CA 93643
Medical: (559) 877-4676

Santa Rosa Rancheria Health Station
16855 Alkali Drive
Lemoore, CA 93245
Medical: (559) 924-1541
Nutrition & WIC Services: (559) 298-0258

Prather Central Valley Indian Health Clinic
29369 Auberry Road, Suite 102
Prather, CA 93651
Medical: (559) 855-5390
WIC: (559) 855-4719
29369 Auberry Road, Suite 102
Prather, CA 93651
Medical: (559) 855-5390
WIC: (559) 855-4719
SERVICES

Medical - Comprehensive health care provided to American Indians: general medicine, health education, optometry, podiatry, and a women’s health program.

Dental - Comprehensive services, including dental hygiene, diagnostics, and restorative services.

Family Wellness and Mental Health - Family counseling, individual counseling, and substance abuse prevention.

Outreach - American Indians are eligible for health education classes and immunization clinics, transportation, access to area Community Health Representatives, and area home health visits by a Public Health Nurse.

Social Services - Social service workers are available at the Clovis and Prather Clinics.

Legal Services - An attorney from California Indian Legal Services provides services once a month.


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