Mathiesen clinic and Chicken Ranch Rancheria break ground in Jamestown
Issue
The California Governor's Office reported on August 11 that Mathiesen Memorial Health Clinic and the Chicken Ranch Rancheria broke ground on a Jamestown wellness center. Nearly $14 million from BHCIP Round 5 supports expanded opioid treatment there, with 24 outpatient slots projected to serve 4,608 people a year.
The report does not show that the center is open.
Key points
- Construction has begun on a center with nearly $14M in BHCIP Round 5 support, 24 projected outpatient slots and a projected 4,608 people served yearly.
- Twenty-four treatment slots do not mean 24 jobs, so wait for the employer's posted roles and dates.
- Share only public project milestones and totals, and never patient, treatment, Tribal enrollment, applicant or employee records.
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California Governor's Office / DHCSPart of
- Health center openings, closures and mergers
New sites and expansions
- Behavioral-health integration and capacity
Capital projects and grants
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FQHC Talent. (2026, August 11). Mathiesen clinic and Chicken Ranch Rancheria break ground in Jamestown. Source: California Governor's Office / DHCS. Retrieved November 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/chicken-ranch-rancheria-tribal-fqhc-jamestown-groundbreaking-2026