MCHC Health Centers-Little Lake

06/23/2025

Join us for special ribbon cutting events in Willits and Lakeport this Thursday, June 26. MCHC is celebrating our partnership with Blue Zones Project – Mendocino County, a community-wide initiative dedicated to helping people live longer, healthier, and more fulfilling lives.
https://mchcinc.org/blue-zones-project-partnership-for-community-wellness/

06/19/2025

Our referral team does more than connect patients to care—they lead with kindness and commitment to helping others. 🐾❤️ Last week, they brought that same spirit to Lake County Animal Care & Control, showing the same empathy to some furry friends.
We’re proud to have a team that leads with kindness and makes a difference!
Nuestro equipo de referencias hace más que conectar a los pacientes con la atención médica: lideran con amabilidad y un compromiso genuino de ayudar a los demás. 🐾❤️ La semana pasada, llevaron ese mismo espíritu al Departamento de Cuidado y Control Animal del Condado de Lake, mostrando la misma empatía con unos amigos peludos.
¡Estamos orgullosos de tener un equipo que lidera con amabilidad y marca la diferencia!

06/04/2025

MCHC Welcomes Dentist Dr. Caleb Pham

MCHC Health Centers is pleased to welcome Caleb Pham, DMD, who will provide dental care for children and adults at Little Lake Health Center in Willits.

“As a child, I remember having a bad toothache. We couldn’t go to the dentist because my family couldn’t afford it,” he recalls.

Pham appreciates MCHC’s mission of providing healthcare to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay or their insurance status, aligns with his personal values.

Click below to learn more about Dr. Pham and his commitment to providing dental care at MCHC.

MCHC Health Centers welcomes Caleb Pham, DMD, who will provide dental care at Little Lake Health Center in Willits.

04/23/2025

🍷 Even small amounts of alcohol consumption over time increase risks for developing various types of cancer and other serious health issues.

The good news is that the more we understand about alcohol’s impacts, the better choices we can make for our health. Learn more from MCHC psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner Roshanda Grayson-Thomas.

Although moderate drinking is considered low-risk, the more alcohol a person consumes, the higher the risk becomes.

04/22/2025

It's okay to be concerned about STDs. 1 in 2 sexually active people will get an STD by age 25. STD Awareness Month is an opportunity to raise awareness and take steps to protect your health.

The next step is easy: make an appointment to get tested at MCHC!
☎️ 707-466-7559

➡️ https://mchcinc.org

04/21/2025

Colon Cancer is Preventable, Treatable and Beatable!
Colorectal Cancer is one of the most common cancers among men and women, but it can be prevented with routine screening. If you' re 45 or or older, talk to your provider about screening options. Learn more about colorectal cancer screenings at MCHC: https://mchcinc.org/colonoscopies-save-lives

04/10/2025

Doctors dedicate their lives to caring for others, supporting patients’ physical and mental well-being. Through pandemics, financial uncertainty, and changes in leadership, they continue to show up, providing expertise, compassion, and stability when we need it most. Read more about the special importance of rural doctors from MCHC Health Center's CEO Rod Grainger.

National Doctors’ Day honors the essential role medical providers play in the health and well-being of our communities.

04/08/2025

MCHC seeks a Quality Improvement Program Manager to develop and execute strategies enhancing our quality performance. This key role will oversee projects and initiatives for our Quality Improvement Program, acting as a subject matter expert. In this collaborative position, you will work with internal teams, external vendors, and healthcare providers to meet our goals. You’ll manage a team of care coordinators who handle outreach for Partnership and other patients.

This role requires interpreting complex regulatory documents, leading meetings, and developing the Quality Improvement Transformation Program for MCHC.

Learn about this job role and more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gpyJzWGh

04/08/2025

MCHC is currently seeking a regular, full-time Population Health Care Coordinator. This position is available at our State Street Admin building. The Care Coordinator is responsible for engaging and assisting patients on their journey towards sustainable long-term improvements. He or she will partner with clients seeking self-directed, lasting changes that are aligned with the patients’ values and their plan of care to promote health and wellness. The Care Coordinator will facilitate client education, support groups, and engage targeted clients who may otherwise be lost to care.

Learn about this job role and more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gpyJzWGh

04/08/2025

MCHC Health Center in Ukiah, CA is seeking an accountable, adaptable, and collaborative Community Health Manager. This role oversees Program Managers and their teams across CMSP-LICN and CalAIM grants, and the new HRSA grant. We're looking for a strategic leader to establish a scalable Community Health and Case Management Program, which can grow into a Shared Services Capability supporting other CHCs.

At MCHC, we are dedicated to providing compassionate, high-quality care for our communities. Join us and make a difference!

Learn about this job role and more on our website: https://lnkd.in/gpyJzWGh

04/01/2025

Do you know what actions we can take every day that can benefit both the planet and our health? MCHC Health Centers chief medical officer Justin Ebert, PA-C has some suggestions to help create a healthier environment and improve physical, mental, and emotional well-being:
https://mchcinc.org/earth-day-caring-for-community-and-planet/

Earth Day only comes around once a year, but habits that we build can help ourselves, our community, and our planet.

03/31/2025

Today we take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude and appreciation to the incredible physicians who dedicate their lives to providing compassionate care, improving the health and well-being of our community, and making a difference every day.

At MCHC, we are proud to work alongside some of the most skilled, compassionate, and dedicated doctors in the field. Your commitment, expertise, and tireless efforts are what make our center a place of healing and hope. You are not only healthcare providers but also caregivers, mentors, and advocates for our patients' well-being.

On this special day, we thank you for the countless hours you spend making a difference, for your ability to heal, comfort, and inspire, and for the humanity you bring to medicine. Your work does not go unnoticed, and we are deeply grateful for all that you do.

Please join us in honoring our doctors today and every day!