Western Sierra Medical Clinic provides comprehensive primary medical care services for all members of the family, from infants to the elderly.

Services include: 

• Addiction management and Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
• Children’s medical services (pediatrics)
• Covid-19 vaccines
• Diabetes care
• Maternity health unit
• Pharmacy services
• Teen clinic

Web pages

• Pediatrics - https://wsmcmed.org/services/medical/pediatrics/
• Women's Health - https://wsmcmed.org/services/medical/womens-health/

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This is a Ready to Grow (R2G) resource. Ready to Grow is a First 5 Nevada County program to connect children 0-5 with services and information that support their well-being. Organizations with programs that have this R2G tag may have additional programs of interest to families.

The intention of Sweet Life Thrift in Grass Valley is to provide Diabetes Assistance to Nevada County patients in need gain access to medications, supplies, one on one appointments with Certified Diabetes Educators and Nutritionists. They are advocates for lower insulin prices. They also provide diabetes awareness to the general public by dispelling myths and helping to eliminate "diabetes shaming." 
https://sweetlifethrift.com/

Chapa-De patients are invited to participate in free group classes and education programs. Group classes are available virtually.

Topics include:

• Weight Loss
• Exercise Classes
• Diabetes Prevention Program
• Diabetes Empowerment & Support Groups
• Chronic Pain Management
• Blood Pressure Control
• Tobacco Cessation
• Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Group
• Red Road to Wellbriety Talking Circle

View a current schedule of classes here: https://chapa-de.org/chapa-de-class-calendar/

Western Sierra’s Urgent Care clinic in Grass Valley offers patients access to health care providers for non-emergency treatment, from minor injuries to illnesses. Our Urgent Care clinic is open to anyone in the community and offers no-appointment-needed, same-day health care to patients without a primary health provider — or patients whose primary health provider is not immediately available.
 
Things to Remember

• It may not be possible to serve everyone when the number of patients exceeds our capacity for the day. We will do our best.
• At times we must prioritize the order of who is seen first based on the urgency of clinical need versus arrival time. Thank you for understanding.
• Patients with life-threatening injuries — such as choking, head injuries, severe chest pain or the sudden inability to see, speak or walk — should go to the hospital emergency room or call 9-1-1.
• Urgent Care provides services for common illnesses — such as colds, flu and kidney infections — and minor injuri…

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Offers a free six week class for individuals with diabetes, pre-diabetes, their family and caregivers. Class includes topics on making healthy choices, understanding medications, exercise ideas and healthy eating tips.

• Information on ways to prevent, treat and care for diabetes.
• Diabetes friendly recipes and newsletter.
• Meal planning tools.
• Self-test to see if you are potentially at risk.
• Website in English and Spanish.
• Northern California office is in Oakland.