Greenville Residents Can Request County Behavioral Health Appointments at Indian Valley Clinic

GREENVILLE, Calif. — Plumas County Behavioral Health lists in-person therapy offices serving Greenville at the Indian Valley Medical Clinic, 176 Hot Springs Road. The county identifies Tuesday and Thursday appointments at this location, although individual availability must be scheduled and confirmed in advance.

How to get connected with care

The Behavioral Health department’s public services page directs people seeking information about mental-health and substance-use-disorder services to call 530-283-6307, option 1. The county also maintains a 24-hour access and crisis contact system and describes assistance with referrals, urgent concerns, grievances and next-step appointments. Call the department to confirm the correct crisis-line number rather than assume an ordinary office line is answered for emergencies; dial 911 for an immediate life-threatening emergency.

The same Indian Valley Medical Clinic is listed on a separate Plumas County public-health clinic schedule: the county provides certain public-health services there by appointment on the first Thursday of the month, generally from 10 a.m. to noon. Public-health clinic scheduling is handled at 530-283-6330. These two programs have different services and intake procedures.

Practical questions before travel

When calling, ask which services are provided in Greenville, whether an appointment is necessary, what identification or insurance information is helpful, and which transportation or accommodation options are available. Plumas County says people using behavioral-health intake should bring a photo ID and Medi-Cal card if applicable; those without Medi-Cal can ask about options rather than assume they are ineligible.

For a rural community, verifying the schedule is important because travelling to another county location may involve a substantial journey. The county says services and rebuilding arrangements continue to change; the website’s listed days are not a guarantee that a clinician will be available without an appointment.

Primary sources: Plumas County Behavioral Health — Greenville therapy office; Plumas County Public Health — Greenville-area clinic schedule.

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