Sonoma County Indian Health Project
Medical, dental, behavioral health and WIC services for six rancheria communities, from Stony Point Road.
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The Indian Health Service lists the Sonoma County Indian Health Project among its Northern California tribal health programs, with its clinic at 144 Stony Point Road in Santa Rosa. The program serves six rancheria communities: Cloverdale, Dry Creek, the Federated Indians of Graton, Lytton, Manchester-Point Arena and Stewarts Point. Its website is scihp.org.
Care under one roof
The federal program page describes a broad set of services. On the clinical side there is general medicine, a dental department, behavioral health, diabetes services and a pharmacy. Alongside them sit programs that reach beyond the exam room: nutrition, health education, community health outreach, WIC for women, infants and young children, and a senior feeding program.
Contract health is on the list too. In tribal health programs that term generally covers care arranged with outside providers when a service is not offered on site, so ask how referrals work before assuming a specialist visit is covered.
Before your first appointment
Call before you go and ask about eligibility and registration, because tribal health programs set their own rules on who can be seen and which services are open to whom. Bring photo ID, any insurance or Medi-Cal card, tribal enrollment or descent papers if you have them, and a list of the medications you take. Ask how far out new-patient visits are booking and whether medical and dental appointments are scheduled separately. Opening hours were not confirmed when this page was written, so check them on the same call, and ask about care in Spanish or another language if you need it.
Across Sonoma County
Stony Point Road places the clinic in Santa Rosa, and the rancherias it serves are spread across the county. The area shown on this page takes in Rohnert Park, Windsor, Sebastopol, Healdsburg, Cloverdale, Petaluma and Cotati along with Santa Rosa itself.
For appointments or registration questions, the Sonoma County Indian Health Project can be reached at 707-521-4545.
Servicios
VerificadoPrimary medical care at the Stony Point Road clinic, including visits for illness, checkups and ongoing conditions; ask about registration and eligibility first.
A dental department on the same site, listed by the Indian Health Service among the program's services; dental visits may be booked separately from medical ones.
Mental health and related support offered within the program; call to ask how intake works and whether a referral from a medical provider is needed.
Care and support for people living with diabetes, alongside the program's nutrition and health education services for patients and families.
Pharmacy services listed as part of the program; ask whether prescriptions from outside providers can be filled and what the patient needs to bring.
The WIC program for women, infants and young children plus nutrition services, which the federal program page lists among the clinic's community offerings.
Community health outreach, health education and a senior feeding program that extend the clinic's work to families and elders across the service area.
Detalles
Ubicación y zona de servicio
Santa Rosa, CA 95401-4122
Preguntas frecuentes
Típico de este tipo de negocioWho can be seen at a tribal health program?
Each tribal health program sets its own eligibility and registration rules, and some services may be open to more people than others. Call the clinic before your first visit and ask what applies to you and what documents to bring.
What should I bring to a first visit?
Bring photo ID, any insurance or Medi-Cal card, tribal enrollment or descent documents if you have them, a list of current medications and records from any previous provider. Arriving early helps with registration paperwork.
Can medical and dental visits happen on the same day?
Clinics that offer both often schedule them through separate departments. Ask when you call whether appointments can be arranged on the same day and how far ahead each department is booking.
What should I do in an emergency?
For a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. Clinic appointments are for routine and ongoing care; ask the clinic how it handles urgent same-week needs and after-hours questions.
Antes de contratar
- Ask about eligibility and registration before your first visit
- Bring photo ID, insurance or Medi-Cal card and any tribal enrollment documents
- Confirm current clinic hours by phone, since they were not verified
- Ask how far ahead new-patient medical and dental visits are booking
- Ask how referrals to outside providers work before seeing a specialist
- Ask about care in Spanish or another language if you need it
Resumen en español
El Sonoma County Indian Health Project es un programa de salud tribal registrado por el Servicio de Salud Indígena, con clínica en Stony Point Road, Santa Rosa. Atiende a seis comunidades de rancherías del condado y ofrece medicina general, servicios dentales, salud mental, atención para diabetes, farmacia, nutrición, WIC, educación en salud y alimentación para personas mayores. Antes de la primera cita, llame para preguntar sobre elegibilidad, registro y horarios, y lleve identificación, tarjeta de seguro o Medi-Cal y su lista de medicamentos. Teléfono: 707-521-4545.
Los datos marcados como verificados se comprobaron el 29 de septiembre de 2026 con ihs.gov y linkedin.com. Los demás datos vienen de registros comerciales públicos o describen lo típico de este tipo de negocio, según se indica. El negocio aún no los ha confirmado.
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