News and Updates from WeCare

Join us on 9/22 at 115 Main St. Scotia, CA from 4PM to 6PM to celebrate our re-opening. We hope to see you there!

Join us on zoom for our next board meeting for public attendance and comment and learn about the plan for the future WeCare.

Exciting things are happening going into the new year. In Scotia Bluffs we are moving into our new building, and as you can see we are changing our name!

In our ever growing community, WeCare at Scotia Bluffs has been working hard on offering a new and innovative facility for Southern Humboldt Communities.

Expect closures and delays between will Humboldt Post Mile 36.05 and Humboldt Post Mile 40.44 during the dates of Monday May 11th and end October 31st, 2020. Full closures will happen Monday thru Thursday 8am-5pm and Friday 8am-3pm.

Southern Trinity Health Services is committed to staying open Monday-Friday and is offering limited COVID-19 testing. We have implemented protocols to maintain the health and safety of our patients and our staff members. At this time, we will temporarily suspend our Saturday clinic until further notice. See the full story for more details on the protocols of each department.

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With the warm weather the construction on Highway 36 has begun again, limiting travel once again between mile markers 36.05 and 40.44. Right now there are thirty minute delays, however full road closures will again be in effect on April 1st and will continue until the project ends or November 1st.

The fulltime EMT hired by Southern Trinity Area Rescue for weekend relief through the use of Measure Z funds has been covering 40 hours a week since the first week of October 2017. Our new paid EMT is going above and beyond to improve STAR operations. The volunteers and the local community are excited about the new energy that had been brought into STAR by these staffing improvements.

The fulltime EMT hired by Southern Trinity Area Rescue for weekend relief through the use of Measure Z funds has been covering 40 hours a week since the first week of October 2017. Our new paid EMT not only has taken on these tasks but is going above and beyond in improving STAR operations.