Open Door Community Health Centers

A flu and COVID-19 vaccination event in Smith River was canceled due to weather on October 24.

Support Group for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Survivors and Family/Partners/Caregivers About the group: The groups are part of a Community Partnership Project through HSU's Masters in Social Work program, and will be facilitated by a Humboldt State University’s Masters of Social Work Program student intern and MHWC staff. Making Headway Center for Brain Injury Recovery (MHWC) invites

Open Door offers walk-in services for non-life-threatening medical issues at its Acute Care Center for established patients.

Open Door’s 24-month Advanced Practice Clinician Residency program offers intensive training in family practice within a patient-centered medical home model.

Open-Door Community Health Center’s Advanced Practice Clinician (APC) Residency Program are opening applications for our residency program. We are thrilled to announce that applications are now open for our 2026-2028 APC Residency & Fellowship cohort! This structured two-year program provides a clear path from training to practice: Year 1: APC Residency – A comprehensive, high-quality clinical training year,

Open Door Community Health Centers provides on-the-job training for Dental Assistants or Registered Dental Assistants, including required certifications.

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Latino Health Coordinators provide culturally and linguistically appropriate health education, advocacy, and resource navigation for Latino/x/e patients.

Open Door Community Health Centers helps patients develop care plans and coordinates with other health or wellness teams.

Anirudh Rai, MD, played piano, violin, cello, viola, and guitar while growing up in Los Angeles.

Madonna Romaya, MD, grew up in Iraq and later moved to San Diego, Antigua, and Humboldt County as part of her path to becoming a physician.

Open Door Community Health Centers promotes social justice and human dignity through patient-centered care, improving health outcomes for patients, the community, and staff.

Open Door Community Health Centers is a non-profit, consumer-majority-led organization licensed by California and funded as a Federally Qualified Health Center.

Open Door Community Health Centers provides primary, dental, and behavioral health care services to diverse North Coast communities, supported by donations, grants, and partnerships.

Founded in 1971, Open Door was created to address the lack of accessible, high-quality health care in a rural and underserved region of Northern California. From its earliest days as a volunteer-run clinic in Arcata, Open Door has been rooted in community leadership, shared responsibility, and a belief that health care is

Open Door's mission is to provide “quality medical, dental, and behavioral health services, and education to all, regardless of financial, geographic, or social barriers.”