Indian Valley Medical Clinic, A Service of Plumas District Hospital

09/29/2021

Important announcement.
Beginning on the week of October 11, 2021, Plumas District Hospital will reopen the Indian Valley Medical Clinic. Services will be available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Elizabeth McGee DNP, AGNP-C PMHNP, Laura Orange MSN AGNP, and Wendy Flapan DO. A telehealth option will also be available. Patient demand will be assessed regularly to determine when additional patient care days are added. Blood draws will not be offered initially.

In partnership with Care Flight, ambulance services continue to be offered throughout the communities of Indian Valley. EMS resources are stationed near the Indian Valley Medical Clinic.

Plumas District Hospital’s Greenville-based Physical and Occupational Therapy Center is undergoing repairs due to fire damage. A reopening date is undetermined at this time.



https://www.pdh.org/announcements/plumas-district-hospital-to-reopen-indian-valley-medical-clinic

08/06/2021

Due to the wildfire, our Indian Valley Medical Clinic and Physical Therapy Office will be closed for an undetermined timeframe. Please know that we will continue to support patients and evacuees with our medical services at our main campus in Quincy. If you need to see a provider, please contact 530-283-2121. If you have medication refill needs, please reach out to Quincy Pharmacy, 530-283-4545 for assistance.

08/05/2021

Plumas District Hospital has listed resources below for evacuees.

Quincy Pharmacy is accommodating prescription refill requests for patients and community members impacted by the Dixie Fire.
Please call 530.283.4545 for assistance.
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Plumas County, in coordination with other agencies, has established a local assistance center that will be open to the public this Thursday through Saturday in Quincy. The address is 1446 East Main Street, Quincy. For those who are unable to access the event in person can call (530) 283-6586 to access help.

There is also an evacuation site at the Portola Station Baptist Church, located at 171 South Gulling St. Portola.

For anyone that has had to evacuate because of the Dixie Fire, Loyalton High School is open for evacuees. The gym, and classrooms are available, as well as parking for anyone that has a trailer. There is also room for livestock.

If you have any questions you can contact Megan at 530-414-3655 or Cali for livestock needs at 530-320-1149.
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For those who are seeking housing,
Feel Free to reach out to the contacts below for availability.

Lori Ellermeyer msloricann@gmail.com
Dave Aguilar (530) 283-0769
Amanda Maffei (530) 520-0851
Tamara (530) 770-1431
Kathryn (831) 345-5870

Plumas County Office of Education is partnering with Project Camp ProjectCampLA to offer a pop-up day camp to support children ages 6-16 and their families impacted by the . Children can be in a safe and engaging program and parents can get the time they need to navigate this chapter. The program will run from Wednesday, August 11th-Saturday, August 14th. The day camp will be located on the Quincy Elementary campus at Pioneer- 175 N Mill Creek Road. Camp is open to ALL children, ages 6-16. Parents may sign their children up with here: https://buff.ly/3jCiK7F

ProjectCamp is seeking volunteers to help run this program.
All volunteers will need to have vaccinations, complete a background check and attend a 2-hour orientation. Volunteers may sign up: https://buff.ly/3fGKgQ4
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For those who need clothing, Quincy Thrift will be open today from 11AM-4PM for evacuees only. The store is also accepting donations of new and highly needed items for those displaced by the fire. 515 Main St, Quincy.
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We will continue to update this post as we receive word of new resources for those displaced and impacted by the Dixie Fire.

12/07/2020

Secure health identity provided by: Plumas District Hospital uses Cerner Health to provide a secure username and password used to access your patient record information. Use this account to sign in whenever you see the Cerner Health logo.

09/17/2020

A MANDATORY Evacuation order has been issued for the Community of Meadow Valley due to a wildfire.

A MANDATORY Evacuation order has been issued for the Community of Meadow Valley due to a wildfire. This includes all areas in between Big Creek/Bucks Lake Road intersection, east to Snake Lake Road.

You should leave the area immediately! If you remain, emergency personnel may not be able to help you.

An evacuation center is being set up at the Springs of Hope Church located at 59 Bell Lane Quincy.

Emergency personnel will be going door to door to conduct in person notifications.

09/08/2020

The messaging function in our HealtheLife patient portal is a good alternative to communicate with your provider. Just follow these simple steps! http://www.pdh.org/patients/healthlife

06/26/2020

06/03/2020

The staff at PDH is beyond grateful to Josh MacLean and his US Bank staff for all their generosity the past couple months. They made sure our staff had food in their bellies and affirmations of appreciation while we navigated COVID-19 preparations on our campus.

04/23/2020

Patients with a HealtheLife patient portal account can use their smartphone to participate in a live-video appointment, called a video visit, with their Plumas District Hospital primary care provider. Video visits allow patients to connect face-to-face in real time without leaving their home. Click here for tips on a successful video visit http://www.pdh.org/announcements/video-visits

04/04/2020

At this time when staying at home and physical distancing are important to help control the spread of COVID-19, we would like you to know this important information about receiving health care in the coming weeks.

We are still caring for patients who have acute care needs, such as illnesses, injuries or required monitoring. We are encouraging you to use one of the following options for care that doesn’t require a visit to the clinic:

HealtheLife Patient Portal
If you haven't already, enroll in your HealtheLife patient portal.
You can message your care team through your HealtheLife patient portal account. Click here for full details, including a self-enrollment option at http://www.pdh.org/patients/healthlife

Phone Visits
Call our Scheduling department at 530-283-5640 and ask for a phone visit.

Also keep in mind, that to protect our patients and staff, we are restricting visitors while there is a threat of COVID-19 transmission in the community.

04/02/2020

In the 24 hours since the first confirmed case of COVID-19 in Plumas County was announced, we have seen a jump in posts from people expressing their fears and concerns about the virus. People are facing big challenges. They want to keep themselves and their families safe while balancing work responsibilities, child care, home schooling, financial pressures and potentially unemployment.

Over the next few days we will post a series of helpful tips. By practicing these key behaviors, we hope that you will be able to reinforce the skills you need to face the uncertainty of the days ahead with strength and resiliency.

Practice self-care

03/31/2020

On March 31, 2020, Plumas County Public Health received notification of a positive COVID-19 test result from Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center for a resident in the east area of Plumas County. Read the entire press release here: https://www.plumascounty.us/DocumentCenter/View/25843/20200331-PSA-COVID-19-First-Positive-test

03/24/2020

Our community is understandably concerned about the spread of COVID-19 disease.  Plumas District Hospital is prepared to care for patients arriving with respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19 and any other medical needs.

03/19/2020

As of Wednesday, March 18, 2020 at 5 pm, there have been 16 laboratory tests conducted for COVID-19 in Plumas County, 10 of which have come back NEGATIVE and 6 of which are pending. There continues to be NO POSITIVE cases of COVID-19 in Plumas County. For the most up-to-date information, please visit our website: https://www.plumascounty.us/2669/Novel-Coronavirus-2019