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Community health center offering dental care alongside medical services, with options for patients who have Medi-Cal or no insurance.
Volunteer-based dental clinic supported by San Joaquin Dental Society members, offering low-cost exams, cleanings and basic treatment for local residents who have limited income or no dental coverage.
Centralized homeless/housing assessment pathway for people and families experiencing homelessness. 211 completes a San Joaquin Housing Assessment Tool screening and can refer eligible residents to the community housing queue when programs are available.
Explains SSDI and SSI disability programs, eligibility basics, applications and work incentives. SSDI is tied to disability plus sufficient work history; SSI is needs-based for eligible people with disability/blindness or age 65+.
ADA complementary paratransit for certified riders who cannot use fixed-route transit because of disability. Reservations are generally required 1–2 days in advance; qualifying personal care attendants ride free.
Independent-living advocacy, skills, peer support, benefits/work-incentive counseling, housing-resource navigation, assistive technology and disability-focused community support.
VA Northern California contact for Veterans experiencing homelessness or housing instability in the Stockton area; connects Veterans with VA homeless programs and support.
Caregiver support coordinators connect caregivers of Veterans with VA caregiver programs, education, coaching, peer support, in-home resources and community referrals.
VA outpatient care including primary care, mental health, PTSD care, substance-use treatment, rehabilitation, pharmacy and other specialty/support services for eligible Veterans.
County eligibility help for Medicare Savings Programs that may help eligible Medicare beneficiaries with Part A/Part B premiums, deductibles and coinsurance.
Explains hospital financial assistance/charity care, payment plans, patient advocates, good-faith estimates and medical-bill dispute rights.
Free, confidential 24/7 behavioral-health crisis and suicide-prevention support, de-escalation, screening and referral to appropriate local resources.
Information and screening for alcohol and drug treatment, including referral to outpatient and residential programs. County treatment services include outpatient, residential and withdrawal-management pathways.
24/7 access line for information and connection to San Joaquin County mental health services. Callers may receive a clinical phone screening or referral to community resources.
Help applying for Medi-Cal. County guidance notes different income rules for pregnancy and that pregnancy-related coverage may be available even when other Medi-Cal eligibility differs.
Maternal, child and adolescent health navigation plus nurse home-visiting information for pregnant and parenting families.
Explains Medicare chronic-care coordination options and ACCESS support for eligible Original Medicare beneficiaries with conditions such as diabetes, chronic kidney disease and heart disease.
Medicare Part B navigation benefit for eligible people with a serious condition expected to last at least 3 months and create high risk. Navigation can help explain the diagnosis, find needed providers and coordinate care.
Low- or no-cost caregiver information, education, support, family consultation and care planning for families caring for adults with chronic disabling conditions including dementia.
24/7 dementia information, care consultation, local-resource navigation and support for people experiencing memory loss and family caregivers. Multilingual assistance is available.
Independent advocacy for residents of long-term care facilities; helps with concerns, rights, complaints, resident/family councils and facility-related issues.
Weekly home-delivered meal packs plus fresh milk and fruit for eligible homebound, frail adults age 60+. Eligibility determination required; county currently notes a waitlist.
No-cost fall-prevention education, referrals, in-home environmental assessments and selected safety equipment for eligible San Joaquin County residents age 60+ who have fallen or are at risk.
Caregiver information, assessment/referral and support for eligible informal caregivers, including respite-related support. Serves adult caregivers assisting a frail person age 60+ or a person of any age with Alzheimer’s disease or a related disorder.
Explains the difference between Medicare-covered skilled home health, Medi-Cal home/community-based services, and IHSS personal-care support. Use this guide before choosing an agency if you are unsure what type of help you need.
Residential Care Facility for the Elderly participating in California's Assisted Living Waiver program. This is a residential-care listing and is distinct from the similarly named skilled-nursing facility.
Residential Care Facility for the Elderly participating in California's Assisted Living Waiver program. Contact the facility and an ALW Care Coordination Agency for current admission/eligibility guidance.
Residential Care Facility for the Elderly participating in California's Assisted Living Waiver program. Contact the facility and an ALW Care Coordination Agency for current admission/eligibility guidance.
Walk-in urgent care for non-critical illnesses and injuries. Current provider information lists operation seven days a week, 9 a.m.–9 p.m. Urgent care is not a substitute for 911 or an emergency department for life-threatening symptoms.
Walk-in urgent care for non-life-threatening illness and injury. Call 911 for life-threatening emergencies.
Apply for or renew Medi-Cal and get county healthcare coverage information. The county also directs residents to BenefitsCal and Covered California.
Substance-use treatment including assessment, medication-assisted treatment, individual/group counseling, case management, housing assistance and transportation support. Outpatient and residential options are listed by CMC.
No-cost language interpreting is available to Health Plan members, including American Sign Language. Members do not have to use a friend or child to interpret. For an in-person interpreter at a scheduled visit, the plan advises calling at least five working days ahead.
24/7 nurse and doctor advice line for Health Plan members when a regular doctor is unavailable. Use it for health questions and guidance about the appropriate level of care; call 911 for emergencies.
WIC provides nutrition education, breastfeeding support, healthy foods and referrals for eligible pregnant/postpartum people, infants and children under five. County PHS currently lists a Stockton main office, an active Manteca site and satellite locations.
County oral-health program focused on prevention, education, school-linked dental initiatives, workforce development and countywide coordination, especially for vulnerable and underserved communities.
County program providing lead-poisoning prevention education, case management and home inspections for qualifying families. Services are available to San Joaquin County residents; elevated blood-lead reporting and program questions use 209-468-2593.
County CCS coordinates services for children and young adults under 21 who have an eligible medical condition. Anyone may make a referral, including a parent, teacher or physician; eligibility and authorization rules apply.
County Public Health referral line for women’s and children’s health programs and services. Use it for help identifying the appropriate county maternal, child or family-health program.
County General Assistance is a repayable loan program for eligible San Joaquin County residents who need basic support and are ineligible for other aid. Current county information lists rent, personal-needs and travel assistance and explains application requirements. Apply through Human Services Agency; eligibility rules apply.
Utility-bill assistance for income-eligible San Joaquin County households, with priority factors that include older adults, people with disabilities and young children. Weatherization assistance may also be available.
Certified Enrollment Counselors help uninsured residents and families understand coverage options and enroll in an appropriate health plan; staff can also connect residents with housing, transportation, food and other community resources.
Radiation oncology services through Adventist Health's Lodi network. Current provider information lists radiation oncology at 2407 W Vine St and directs patients to call 209-333-3056 for scheduling. Confirm insurance participation with the practice.
Cancer screening, diagnosis, treatment and support services with a multidisciplinary team. The program includes patient navigation and oncology services; referral and insurance requirements vary.
Comprehensive cardiac and vascular services through St. Joseph's Medical Center, including cardiology, arrhythmia care, interventional procedures, advanced heart disease and valve care. Referral requirements vary by service.
Navigation for people newly diagnosed with diabetes or needing help managing diabetes, including connections to classes, support and community-based services.
Independent-living services include advocacy, peer counseling, independent-living skills, assistive technology, benefits/work-incentive support and emergency-preparedness assistance. DRAIL's official site states its Stockton location has closed; contact the main office for San Joaquin County service.
Programs and advocacy for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, including adult life skills and employment services. Contact the organization for current program eligibility and enrollment.
Health Plan of San Joaquin covers Community Health Worker services as a Medi-Cal benefit when eligibility and recommendation requirements are met. Services may include health education, coaching, screening/assessment support, advocacy and connection to health and social services.
County Public Health programs include family health, health equity, chronic-disease prevention, immunization and communicable-disease services, oral health, tobacco prevention, WIC and other population-health programs.
Licensed home health agency providing skilled care in the home based on clinical eligibility and a plan of care. State facility data lists the Stockton parent agency as open.
Home-health services supporting recovery and care transitions at home; contact the agency to confirm current disciplines, coverage and referral requirements.
Home health agency providing clinician-led in-home care, including skilled nursing and therapy services, subject to eligibility and plan of care.
In-home skilled care that may include nursing, therapy and home-health aide services when ordered and covered. Confirm eligibility and service area.
DaVita outpatient dialysis center offering in-center hemodialysis. The current provider page lists a treatment-request/guest-services phone and center address. Confirm treatment placement, insurance and schedule before traveling.
Open California-licensed chronic dialysis clinic. Dialysis is scheduled care; confirm chair time, transfer/referral requirements and insurance directly with the facility.
Outpatient dialysis center offering in-center hemodialysis plus home hemodialysis and peritoneal-dialysis options. Current provider information lists Monday–Saturday treatment hours; schedules and admission/transfer requirements must be arranged with the center.
Open California-licensed chronic dialysis clinic. Confirm the direct center phone, treatment schedule, referral requirements, insurance and current placement availability before traveling.
San Joaquin General Hospital dialysis service. Current hospital information lists the dialysis location at 7783 Freedom Rd; California HCAI identifies chronic dialysis service within the hospital license. Dialysis requires clinical coordination and a scheduled treatment plan.
Hospice care for eligible people with life-limiting illness, with interdisciplinary comfort-focused support for patients and families. Confirm hospice eligibility, payer coverage and current admission availability directly with Suncrest.
Hospice and end-of-life support delivered through an interdisciplinary care team. Confirm eligibility, payer coverage and current intake availability directly with the provider.
Home-based palliative support for people living with serious illness, including symptom support, care coordination, nursing, social services and spiritual support while treatment may continue.
Nonprofit hospice care, pain and symptom management, caregiver/family support, grief support and inpatient Hospice House care. Current provider information lists admissions availability 24/7 and a Lodi office at 1300 W Lodi Ave, Suite S.
Medicare's official Care Compare tools let residents search and compare nursing homes by location and quality information. Ratings and listings do not establish current bed availability, admission acceptance or insurance authorization.
Independent advocacy and complaint assistance for residents of skilled nursing and residential care facilities. A useful companion resource when comparing or addressing concerns about long-term care.
Medicare's official care-search tools allow residents to find and compare dialysis facilities using location and quality information. Facility comparison does not guarantee appointment availability, payer acceptance or suitability.
California-licensed skilled nursing facility with 99 licensed beds. State records verify the facility identity, address and licensed capacity; they do not establish current bed availability, admission acceptance, payer participation or clinical suitability.
California-licensed skilled nursing facility with 152 licensed beds. State records verify the facility identity, address and licensed capacity; they do not establish current bed availability, admission acceptance, payer participation or clinical suitability.
California-licensed skilled nursing facility with 150 licensed beds. State records verify the facility identity, address and licensed capacity; they do not establish current bed availability, admission acceptance, payer participation or clinical suitability.
California-licensed skilled nursing facility with 62 licensed beds. State records verify the facility identity, address and licensed capacity; they do not establish current bed availability, admission acceptance, payer participation or clinical suitability.
California-licensed skilled nursing facility with 176 licensed beds. State records verify the facility identity, address and licensed capacity; they do not establish current bed availability, admission acceptance, payer participation or clinical suitability.
California-licensed skilled nursing facility with 74 licensed beds. State records verify the facility identity, address and licensed capacity; they do not establish current bed availability, admission acceptance, payer participation or clinical suitability.
California-licensed skilled nursing facility with 68 licensed beds. State records verify the facility identity, address and licensed capacity; they do not establish current bed availability, admission acceptance, payer participation or clinical suitability.
Residential care facility listed by California DHCS as participating in the Assisted Living Waiver program. Confirm current availability and program status.
Residential care facility listed by California DHCS as participating in the Assisted Living Waiver program. Verify current participation and availability.
Residential care facility listed by California DHCS as participating in the Assisted Living Waiver program. Verify current openings and eligibility.
Residential care facility listed by California DHCS as participating in the Assisted Living Waiver program. Verify availability and current participation.
Residential care facility listed by California DHCS as participating in the Assisted Living Waiver program. Verify current participation, openings and eligibility directly.
Private nonprofit shelter and structured stability program for homeless women and children. The program describes stays of roughly two to six months while guests work toward employment, savings and permanent housing. Call the shelter before traveling to confirm current intake and capacity.
Temporary shelter and supportive services for families experiencing homelessness in the Tracy area. Call before going to confirm current intake location, eligibility and space.
Emergency shelter and services for people and families experiencing homelessness. Call for current intake availability.
Low-barrier shelter, food, recovery and supportive services. Emergency lodging check-in is currently published for 4:00–6:30 p.m. at 229 E Church St, Stockton. Breakfast and dinner are also served at the Church Street intake/service location.
Emergency food assistance for San Joaquin County residents. Current main-pantry hours are Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m., excluding holidays; households may currently receive emergency food assistance twice per month.
Allergy, asthma and immunology evaluation and treatment.
Open 50-bed California-licensed general acute care rehabilitation hospital. It does not operate an emergency department. Admission is based on rehabilitation needs, medical stability, payer authorization and facility acceptance.
County-accredited Veteran Service representatives assist Veterans and dependents with federal, state and local benefits, claims, VA healthcare applications and resource navigation. Current county pages conflict on the street number (6221 vs 6621 West Lane), so call 209-468-2916 before traveling.
Enhanced Care Management (ECM) is a Medi-Cal benefit for qualifying members with complex needs. It provides a dedicated care manager, care planning, coordination with providers and added support at no cost to eligible members.
Transportation assistance for eligible members traveling to covered health care; eligibility and authorization depend on the service.
On-demand microtransit rideshare service outside Stockton; vehicles can accommodate wheelchairs. Fares and availability vary.
Public transportation information, ADA accessibility, discount programs, travel training and mobility services.
County food-assistance eligibility and application support. Residents can apply online through BenefitsCal or through San Joaquin County HSA.
Medi-Cal eligibility and application assistance. Online applications are also available through BenefitsCal.
Free, objective Medicare counseling covering benefits, plan choices, cost-saving options, long-term-care questions, payment problems, denials, appeals and fraud/abuse referrals.
No-cost county program for eligible residents age 60+ who have fallen or are at risk; may include education, referrals, home environmental assessment and safety equipment such as grab bars or shower chairs.
Congregate meal program for enrolled San Joaquin County residents age 60+ at multiple community sites. Suggested contribution is currently $3 per meal; no one is denied for inability to contribute.
Home-delivered meals for eligible San Joaquin County residents age 60+ who are homebound and frail. County currently notes a waitlist; no one is denied for inability to make the suggested contribution.
Helps approved IHSS recipients identify available registered caregivers and supports provider training/resources.
County IHSS can authorize in-home assistance for eligible aged, blind or disabled residents who cannot safely remain at home without help. Eligibility includes Medi-Cal/financial and health-certification requirements.
Free, confidential advocacy for residents of skilled nursing, assisted living and other licensed long-term-care settings; receives and investigates complaints and concerns.
Receives and responds to reports involving suspected abuse, neglect, exploitation or self-neglect of older adults and dependent adults. Immediate danger should be reported to 911.