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Welcome to North Coast Clinics Network!
 
The North Coast Clinics Network is a consortium of community health centers working to improve access to high quality medical, mental and dental health care for all people, regardless of their ability to pay, through information sharing, community education, shared administrative activities and direct services projects. Each year NCCN member clinics, together, provide 170,000 patient visits to 50,000 people - 1/3 of the region's population.

Member clinics include Del Norte, Smith River, Orick and Eureka Community Health Centers, Humboldt Open Door and NorthCountry Clinics in McKinleyville and Arcata, the Mobile Medical Office, Six Rivers Planned Parenthood, Southern Trinity Health Services, Humboldt County Public Health Branch,  Redwoods Rural Health Center and Burre Dental Center.


P.O. Box 966
Eureka, CA 95502
Phone: (707) 444-NCCN (6226)
Fax: (707) 444-6227
E-mail: information@northcoastclinics.org
www.northcoastclinics.org

MISSION STATEMENT

The community clinics located in Humboldt, Trinity and Del Norte counties, have joined together as the North Coast Clinics Network to accomplish the following purposes:

  • to coordinate the development of cooperative business plans which improve the quality of care and efficiency of Network members,

  • to advocate for innovative strategies that integrate all community providers into a comprehensive and accessible system of high quality health care,

  • to promote public knowledge and understanding of the role of community clinics and the challenges facing providers in rural areas.

VALUES

  • We believe that all residents of our three county region should have reasonable access to high quality care.

  • Although we believe that competition has a role in health care, we think that in our environment, trust and cooperation among the members of the NCCN will better serve the interests of our clients.

  • In order to adapt to changes in the health care system, we believe that ongoing staff training at all levels is essential.

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