Coronavirus Update
RCMS is still seeing patients for Primary Care appointments during COVID-19. If you are experiencing Coronavirus symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath), DO NOT come directly to the clinic. Please call us first at (707) 884-4005. We will triage you over the phone and make a plan for your care. RCMS is following recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and our county and state health departments in response to the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). See the latest notices on our COVID-19 page.
RCMS is still seeing patients for Primary Care appointments during COVID-19. If you are experiencing Coronavirus symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath), DO NOT come directly to the clinic. Please call us first at (707) 884-4005. We will triage you over the phone and make a plan for your care. RCMS is following recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and our county and state health departments in response to the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19). See the latest notices on our COVID-19 page.
Your health is important! Don’t avoid taking care of yourself because of COVID-19.
If you are able to come into the clinic:
If you are not able to come to the clinic:
Please note that a clinic visit for getting medical care is not restricted under shelter in place guidelines. You are still allowed to visit your medical provider. Our providers and support staff are following appropriate guidelines regarding wearing protection gear. All our facilities are regularly disinfected as required.
If you are able to come into the clinic:
- Sea Watch in Gualala and the RCMS Point Arena Medical Clinic are open for Primary Care to patients without infectious respiratory symptoms.
- We have providers available for well child visits and vaccinations (important not to get behind), lab/blood draws ordered by your PCP and outside providers, INR’s, A1c’s, MAT rx and med refills, and chronic and other health care maintenance issues.
If you are not able to come to the clinic:
- Chronic medical issues: copd, emphysema, heart disease, diabetes, asthma, other lung issues, or are immunocompromised; or due to transportation or other challenges cannot get into the clinic, you can set up a Telehealth visit.
- One of our providers can call you at home and/or connect with you on a video platform (requires a smart phone with a camera or a computer) and address your medical concerns.
Please note that a clinic visit for getting medical care is not restricted under shelter in place guidelines. You are still allowed to visit your medical provider. Our providers and support staff are following appropriate guidelines regarding wearing protection gear. All our facilities are regularly disinfected as required.
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At Redwood Coast Medical Services (RCMS), our mission is to provide quality, family-oriented, community based, primary medical care including a broad range of preventive health services, to residents and visitors within the coastal area of Southern Mendocino and Northern Sonoma Counties.
Healthcare services include:
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Primary Care Services available in
Gualala and Point Arena. Gualala Health Center: (707) 884-4005 Point Arena Health Center: (707) 882-1704 For details on locations and hours of operation visit the Contact Us page. |
DMV Medical Exam
Your RCMS Primary Care Provider can provide you with a medical exam for a commercial driver’s license permit if certain requirements are met. These include that your operation of a commercial vehicle never takes you across the state line outside of California. That is referred to as an intrastate license. RCMS cannot complete exams for interstate licenses (crossing state lines), operating school buses, public paratransit vehicles, farm labor vehicles, or fire/safety vehicles. For these exam certificates, one must obtain an exam from a provider listed on the national registry (https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/regulations/national-registry/national-registry-certified-medical-examiners). There are medical providers on this list located in Ukiah and the Santa Rosa area.
