Peach Tree Health was founded in 1991 as an offshoot of the former Yuba County Hospital. As a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, its primary purpose was to provide care to the uninsured and underinsured residences of Yuba County.
Today, Peach Tree is a full-service, federally qualified health center (FQHC) that accepts all insurances. We have seven facilities in Yuba, Sutter and Sacramento Counties. Peach Tree also runs an urgent care facility on the campus of Rideout Memorial Hospital in Marysville and provides dental van services to children at their schools.
In 2014, Peach Tree was chosen to take over the ownership and operations of The Birthing Project Clinic and Dignity Health’s MercyClinic Norwood, both located in Sacramento.
Quick Facts:
• Number of facilities owned: Seven in Yuba, Sutter, and Sacramento Counties
• Number of unique patients served: 25,000+
• Number of office visits per year: 80,000+
• Number of employees: 100+
• Number of providers (FTEs): 22
Services Offered: Primary care, pediatrics, OB/GYN, optometry, podiatry, orthopedics, dentistry, pharmacy, telemedicine, urgent care
Locations:
Peach Tree Yuba City
1445 Veterans Memorial Circle
Yuba City, CA 95993
Peach Tree Linda
5730 Packard Avenue
Marysville, CA 95901
Peach Tree Pediatrics
470 Del Norte Avenue
Yuba City, CA 95991
Peach Tree Live Oak
9980 Live Oak Boulevard
Live Oak, CA 95953
Peach Tree Midtown
1900 T Street
Sacramento, CA 95811
Marysville Immediate Care
724 Fifth Street
Marysville, CA 95901
Your visit to Sacramento, California, can begin with food, you will be in America's Farm-to-Fork Capital; it can begin with history, the Gold Rush and California beginnings started here; or it can begin with nature, rivers, trails and parks wind through the city for your recreation and admiration. Sacramento begins with you.
Whether it's your first time, a weekend whim aboard the train, or your 10th time on a trip to see friends and family, you'll find plenty of things to do on your visit to Sacramento.
Sacramento365, the Citywide Calendar of Events
Check out Sacramento365, the citywide calendar of events, for a complete list of Sacramento-area events for the young and young at heart.
America's Farm-to-Fork Capital
Sacramento is America's Farm to Fork Capital. No other major city in America is more centrally located amid such a diverse range of high-quality farms, ranches and vineyards. Award-winning chefs and restaurants provide the perfect complement.
History in Old Sacramento & Beyond
Old Sacramento is a 28-acre historic riverfront district with more than 125 boutique shops, restaurants and attractions. The State Capitol and the accompanying Capitol Park is alive with California's colorful political past and historic achievements. Sutter's Fort is the last remaining structure from the days before the Gold Rush. Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park is the original site where gold was discovered and can still be found.
Sacramento Regional Wine Country
The region is home to one of California's oldest wine-producing areas. Over 200 wineries in the region and most offer free tastings and intimate access to the wine making process and the winemakers.
Cool without the pretense - that's Downtown and Midtown Sacramento where the city's main theaters, art galleries, cultural venues, plus boutique shops and entertainment venues live.
Surrounding farmers and growers keep Sacramento restaurants serving up the freshest ingredients via creative menus. After dinner, take a walk downtown where you'll find mermaids and mermen, wine bars, mechanical bulls. Your choice.
Outdoor Recreation & The Delta
The American River Parkway is a biking/walking trail surrounded by natural, protected habitats, scenic bridges, acres of parks, fishing spots, kayaking and tubing areas. White water rapids of every class are just minutes from Sacramento.
The Delta is thousands of miles of popular boating and recreation areas. It is home to hundreds of species of birds, fish and other wildlife.
Famous Highway 49 lies only 45 minutes outside of Sacramento where picturesque scenic Gold Rush-era towns and cities can be found. Many mix their heritage of both gold and agriculture, with scenic wineries, shopping areas and farm-to-fork restaurants.
Sacramento's central location puts you within one to a few hours drive to several renowned attractions from the ski and recreation areas of Lake Tahoe, the granite domes of Yosemite, and the golden gates of San Francisco.