Plateau Valley Medical Clinic
in Mesa & Collbran Colorado
Provider schedules in Collbran and Mesa Colorado

Plateau Valley Medical Clinic has two locations where you receive friendly, personal care...

Collbran appointments:
970-487-3565
M-F 9:00-5:00 (closed Wednesdays noon-1:00)
Mesa appointments:
970-268-5054
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8:00-5:00
New hours beginning 9/2/25: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8:00-noon and 1:00-5:00
On call: 970-248-0222
Our providers are available 24 hours/day, 7 days/week*

We are accepting NEW patients who reside within the Plateau Valley Hospital District.

Most appointments can be scheduled in less than a week!
Get your blood draws done locally!
We bill most insurance companies, including Rocky Mountain HMO, Medicare, Medicaid, and Blue Cross/Blue Shield.

Maps/Directions to Plateau Valley Medical Clinic
in Collbran & Mesa Colorado

58128 Hwy 330, Collbran, Colorado
just W of the Town limits

11011 Hwy 65, Mesa CO
Turn W off Hwy 65 onto State St

PV Medical Clinic Provider's Schedules in Collbran & Mesa Colorado

Appointments: 487-3565 (Collbran) 268-5054 (Mesa)
Schedules are subject to change

Collbran
EW=Dr. Erika Woodyard, BH=Beth Hedstrom, DB=Deborah Borrego

Note: DB on call Tuesdays, other providers rest of week

Mesa
EW=Dr. Erika Woodyard, BH=Beth Hedstrom, DB=Deborah Borrego

Note: DB on call Tuesdays, other providers rest of week

*It is the policy of the Plateau Valley Medical Clinic to provide care outside of our normal hours of operation for unexpected and urgent cases. We do this by providing on-call providers that can be reached through the answering service directly at 970-248-0222 or though our normal phone number (970-487-3565) by following the prompts. The answering service will take the information and give it to the on-call provider. The on-call provider will reach out to you to discuss options. Depending on the issue and severity, the on-call provider may give you instructions to follow at home, come in for an appointment the following day(s), come in immediately, go to the hospital ER or call 911 for immediate transport to a higher level of care. If you feel the issue is a life-threatening emergency, you should call 911 immediately.