Ampla Health strives to be the employer of choice within each community we serve. At Ampla Health we are dedicated to creating an environment that supports the individual talents of each employee. As a result, we offer a seamless workforce environment that empowers our staff to apply their passion for high-quality healthcare in innovative ways to better serve our patients and their families.
Ampla Health adopted the Patient-Centered Medical Home model of health care delivery that encourages improved quality and greater involvement of patients in their own care. The Medical Home is an innovative, team-based approach to providing health care services via a partnership between the patient, his or her primary clinician, and a healthcare team. The healthcare team may include primary care or specialty physicians, community-based providers, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, medical assistants, registered nurses, LVNs, medical assistants, etc. Together, following evidence-based guidelines for medical care, the team will offer consistent, coordinated care and communication, and arrange for specialty care to provide the best healthcare services possible for you.
Ampla Health is a 501 (c)3 non-profit network of community-based Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) offering comprehensive medical, dental, mental health, and specialty healthcare services in Butte, Colusa, Glenn, Sutter, Tehama, and Yuba counties.
Mission Statement
"To provide the individuals and communities we serve with high quality, comprehensive, community-directed healthcare that is accessible to all and culturally and linguistically appropriate."
Orland is primarily a residential community that has maintained the small-town character one might envision for such a community of fifty years past.
Orland is located in the northern Sacramento Valley, County of Glenn area, along Interstate 5 and US99W, sixty miles south of Redding and 100 miles north of Sacramento. Black Butte Lake is eight miles west, nestled between the basalt buttes and stretches nearly seven miles up to Stony Creek. Chico, home of a California State University, is twenty miles to the east on State Route 32. The main campus of Butte-Glenn Community College is also located east, in Oroville, but its Glenn County Center is located in Orland.
We have several different parks offering a variety of recreational opportunities. Vinsonhaler is located between Shasta and Roosevelt Avenue and has ball fields, tennis courts, disc golf course, and a public swimming pool. Adjacent is Lollipopland with an outdoor structure for young children. Lely Aquatic is found on East South Street next to the Recreation Center. Here you can play volleyball or watch men’s fast pitch baseball, cheer on your little league player or have a birthday party.
Although not within the City limits, if you travel eight miles west on Newville Road you will reach Black Butte Lake. This recreation area provides outdoor activities such as windsurfing, camping, fishing, water skiing, boating, swimming, disc golf course, bird watching or sail boating.