Welcome to Valley View!

We are committed to being your healthcare home. Our qualified doctors, dentists and providers are trained to the latest standards of care and we treat every patient with compassion and respect. We care about you as a whole person and are committed to offering you a high level of service across our entire organization: medical, dental, pharmacy and behavioral health.

In Your Community to Serve You.

Medical

From beginning of life to end of life, you can partner with our medical providers for high-quality, whole-person care. Your patient care team includes primary care providers, nurses, and medical assistants that utilize a team approach to create a welcoming medical home.

Dental

Your teeth are critical to your overall health. We recognize the importance of good oral hygiene and we are proud to offer high-quality dental care for our patients.

Pharmacy

With the increasing cost of health care, our pharmacy is dedicated to keeping prescriptions affordable. In addition to filling prescriptions, our pharmacists partner with your care team to optimize the use of medication and promote health, wellness, and disease prevention.

Behavioral Health

We care for your overall health and well-being — including your emotional and social health. Ask your medical provider about how to connect to behavioral health services in our community.

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Updates & News

Masks & Appointments

We’ve been monitoring flu and other respiratory illnesses in our area.

Because cases are rising, masks will be required in all clinic spaces starting January 21, 2026. This will help keep our patients and our staff safe.

Many of our partners in the region are taking the same steps.

We know masks are not always comfortable, but they are an important way to protect each other during this surge. This requirement is temporary, and we will continue to check case levels.

Thank you for your understanding and for helping keep our community healthy.

"I am so thankful to have health care for our community. It means so much to have personal relationships that build trust. I think this is a very important and sometimes under-recognized part of health care."

Nataly W.
Patient