NorthBay Health

NorthBay Health provides comprehensive primary care services, including preventive care, chronic disease management, and wellness exams. Our providers focus on building long-term relationships with patients to deliver personalized care tailored to individual needs. Services are available for all ages, from pediatrics to geriatrics, ensuring lifelong health management close to home.

The Heidi Y Campini Cancer Center offers advanced cancer care, including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and access to clinical trials. Our multidisciplinary team collaborates with Mayo Clinic experts to provide second opinions and personalized treatment plans. Support services like nutrition counseling and patient navigation ensure holistic care for patients and families.

NorthBays orthopedic specialists treat sports injuries, arthritis, and complex musculoskeletal conditions using surgical and non-surgical methods. Services include joint replacements, minimally invasive procedures, and rehabilitation. Our team focuses on restoring mobility and reducing pain to improve patients quality of life.

Our Heart & Vascular Center offers diagnostic testing, interventional cardiology, and cardiothoracic surgery. Accredited programs for chest pain and heart failure ensure rapid, evidence-based care. Minimally invasive techniques and rehabilitation services support long-term cardiovascular health for patients in Solano County.

NorthBay Urgent Care provides walk-in treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries, including colds, fractures, and minor burns. Open daily with extended hours, our clinics offer X-ray services and lab testing, ensuring accessible care when patients need it most.

Dr. J. Peter Zopfi is a trauma surgeon and Medical Director of the Trauma Program at NorthBay Health. He leads a team dedicated to providing rapid, high-quality care for critically injured patients, leveraging advanced surgical techniques and a commitment to community safety.

Heather Venezio, RN, MS, CEN, TCRN, directs emergency services and trauma programs at NorthBay Health. With expertise in critical care, she oversees operations ensuring timely, life-saving interventions for trauma patients across Solano County.

NorthBay Health provides primary care, specialty care, emergency services, and urgent care across Solano, Napa, and Yolo counties.

NorthBay works with major insurers like Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield, and UnitedHealthcare. Check our website or contact Kelly Rhoads-Poston for details.

Book online via MyNorthBayDoc, call (707) 646-5500, or visit a primary care or urgent care location.

Yes, video visits are available for select specialty appointments. Contact providers directly to schedule.

NorthBay Medical Center offers a Level II Trauma Center, with 24/7 emergency care and rapid response teams for critical conditions.

Use the MyNorthBayDoc patient portal to view records, lab results, and communicate securely with providers.

I got checked in they checked me DIDNT TELL ME WHAT I HAD OR GAVE ME NOTHING now they discharging me and didn't help me at all send everyone back who came after me my throat still hurt and I don't know what I have or they didn't give me medicine! What kind of help is that JUST BECAUSE IM NOT DYING. They didn't help me properly disappointed

My husband had gallbladder Cholelithiasis surgery yesterday. I would say ER dept needs more improvement they take too long to see the patient. When my husband moved to second floor. They really took care of him. Both Nurse brook and Rolando were very professional. Dr Chiu explained the procedure very well. Dr Ruth Rassel and dr Hussain did the procedure. Very satisfied. Attending physician dr Anagor has no role.

My mother had a pre scheduled procedure at Northbay. From the moment we walked in, staff asked if my mom would be better suited with a wheelchair, when they saw her walking in with her walker. A nurse came with a wheelchair, folded up the walker, and pushed her to her destination. I was allowed to accompany her, which I appreciated, because my mom has dementia. They offered me the option to get her into her gown, as a familiar person, or they would assist.

I appreciate having the option. Nurse Liz was very transparent, and explained everything she was doing, and explained the procedure to my mom in a way that was easy for her to understand. Everyone seemed so patient with my mom on this visit. Sometimes due to my moms dementia, she is ignored, but I appreciate when she is acknowledge and I'm sure she does too.

This is a horrible place. I was in a car accident in 2019. I've come to the hospital 8 times now to try to pay the bill. There refusing to accept the payment and there trying to charge me almost $15K more than the bill. All they did in the emergency room was 3 X Rays. Now I'm stuck taking them to court and suing them for damages.

This is for the ER department which I spent most of my weekend lol I just wanted to say this place has been nothing short of amazing. The nurses, the doctors, and the entire staff make you feel welcome. They're very attentive even when there's hundreds of things going on. I am not sure about the other comments about people who have a new partnership health plan. but that's my provider and they have been nothing but kind and I had no issues. I LOVE Dr. London! She is a godsend!

Having a baby during Covid is already a little scary, but having a baby ready to be born in minutes with no doctor around is even scarier. Nurses are really nice and helpful, but when you have no doctor around and you see your wife in pain and you can't do anything it's sad and painful to watch yourself. Even though it's "slow" the hospital should be well staffed at all time.

I'm not a patient of this hospital. Today I was a visitor. Isn't anyone concerned about the collection of personal information at the security check-in? To get a pass, you have to enter a full name, email, address and snap a photo. The guard spends all his time teaching ppl how to use the self service device. It would be faster if the guard simply asks for a driver license and punches it in himself.

What you going to do with our personal info? During the Covid-19 pandemic, I've been to nearly every hospital in the SF Bay Area. Only 2 other hospitals collect info. Mills Peninsula and Marin General. Everywhere else just waves them thru. The reason given is- if there's an outbreak, they will know who entered the facility at any given time. And they can contact people. BTW, let me point out something: The temperature screener doesn't tell people to use the sanitizer as they come in. Then people touch the data entry screens at the check-in. If anyone is actually sick, you're spreading it at the security checkpoint.