Our Mission

Our goal is to improve the quality and quantity of health care services to the Indian people of Fresno, Madera and Kings Counties.

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Locations

We have 6 clinics located throughout the Central Valley, find the closest one to you. 

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Who We Serve

Central Valley Indian Health, Inc. is a P.L. 93-638 Program that contracts with the Indian Health Service to provide services in the Central Valley in 6 areas.

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Our Services

Medical

CVIH offers primary medical, nutrition, pain management, podiatry, and optical. Walk-in hours available; appointments recommended.

Dental

CVIH offers primary dental services at two of our clinics, at our Clovis & Tachi locations. Prather Dental coming in 2021/2022

Behavioral

Our therapists are here to provide compassionate care for people who are experiencing a wide range of struggles in their life.

Outreach

CVIH offers transportation services, Community Health Representative & Public Health Nursing visits for eligible patients.

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Clinic News & Updates

New Prather Medical & Dental Clinic Coming Soon

We are pleased to announce that we have started the process of clearing the property and breaking ground for our brand new Prather facility that will now offer Dental services in addition to our Medical services. Check back soon to follow the process and for more updates.
Prather
by cvih
on Apr 28
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COVID Vaccinations Now Open to All Patients 18+

If you or your family members are interested in getting your COVID vaccine, please contact us! We are currently offering COVID vaccinations to all patients and their family members, 18 years old and older. Contact us using any of the methods listed below.
COVID-19Vaccinations
by cvih
on Apr 15
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‘Call for Native people to reject Johnson & Johnson Vaccine alarming’ – Indian Country Today

There is a dangerous misconception that the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine is not as effective as other vaccines and that American Indian/Alaska people shouldn’t get it. That would be a deadly mistake – one that would almost certainly increase the rates of hospitalization and death among communities that have already suffered devastating loss from the virus.
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by cvih
on Mar 19
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