Columbia Valley Community Health

Columbia Valley Community Health’s Behavioral Health providers deliver personalized care to help patients achieve their goals.

The CVCH Remote Access Provider Portal is for authorized provider use only. Any attempt to access the portal by unauthorized persons is a violation of federal law.

Columbia Valley Community Health pharmacies offer affordable medications, with refills available by phone or the RxLocal app.

Employees at CVCH are much more than just employees, they are likeminded individuals with a passion to offer quality healthcare to all people regardless of their background or ability to pay.

Columbia Valley Community Health offers financial assistance eligibility assessments for patients with concerns about service costs.

To Request a customized Good Faith Estimate, please contact CVCH at 509-662-6000.

The Helping Hands Fund supports uninsured patients at the lowest income levels by covering health-related bills through application or urgent need.

Columbia Valley Community Health continues to provide medical, dental, and behavioral health care regardless of a patient’s Washington Apple Health enrollment.

Partnering to achieve optimal health and wellness with compassion and respect for all.

Luke Hopkins, PA-C, provides family medicine to rural areas near Wenatchee, including migrant camps and unhoused populations.

Beckett Matylinski is a Nurse Practitioner at the Wenatchee medical site at 600 Orondo, graduating from Wenatchee Valley College’s Nursing program.

Sophia Gill, MD, specializes in women’s health, preventive medicine, nutrition, and adolescent medicine, and performs in-office procedures.

Columbia Valley Community Health’s outreach department engages with communities through events, health fairs, fitness activities, and partnerships.

On January 11, 1972, a group of 24 concerned citizens gathered in a local restaurant with the common desire to find a way to alleviate the poor health conditions of people living in the service area. They voted to create a nonprofit organization known as the North Central Washington Migrant Health Project to address these health care needs.

Columbia Valley Community Health provides accessible, budget-friendly care for checkups, exams, and emergencies.