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Your Trusted Health and Wellness Partner in Stockton
Delta Health Care has been dedicated to promoting health and wellness in San Joaquin County since its incorporation as a nonprofit agency in 1978. Our organization focuses on delivering essential services such as the WIC supplemental nutrition program, breastfeeding support, community education, and school-based healthcare. Our team of qualified professionals, including physicians, registered nurses, and certified lactation consultants, works tirelessly to ensure underserved populations receive quality healthcare. We have established strong partnerships with local institutions like the Stockton Unified School District and the California Department of Public Health to expand our reach. Our vision is to create an informed, proactive community where health and wellness are accessible to all.

For over four decades, we have provided comprehensive services tailored to the needs of families, women, adolescents, and children. Our commitment to addressing disparities in maternal and infant health has led to innovative programs such as the SistaCoach initiative for Black/African American mothers. We operate three WIC service sites in Stockton and Lodi, serving as a trusted resource for nutrition and health education. Our school-based health centers offer medical, mental health, and reproductive care to teens, ensuring holistic support. Through decades of dedicated service, we have become a leader in community health advocacy and wellness promotion.
Services
WIC Program Breastfeeding Support School-Based Health Centers SistaCoach Program Nutrition Education Health Counseling Medical Referrals Community Outreach Prenatal Services Postpartum Support
Details
  • Year established: 1978
Highlights and features
  • We have over 40 years of experience serving San Joaquin County communities
  • Our staff includes board-certified lactation consultants and medical professionals
  • We operate three WIC service sites in Stockton and Lodi
  • We maintain partnerships with leading health institutions and school districts
  • Our SistaCoach program addresses unique needs of African American mothers
What people say
Exceptional breastfeeding support Comprehensive WIC services Knowledgeable staff Caring professionals Lifesaving maternal programs
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Services
WIC Program
The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program provides nutrition education, healthy food benefits, and healthcare referrals. We serve eligible families at three locations in Stockton and Lodi. Our program includes personalized nutrition counseling, food distribution, and care plans for pregnant women, new mothers, and children up to age five.
Breastfeeding Support
We offer comprehensive breastfeeding support through certified lactation consultants and peer counselors. Services include one-on-one consultations, breast pump assistance, and educational resources. Our program provides hospital-grade pump loans, nutrition vouchers, and support groups for mothers seeking to establish and maintain breastfeeding successfully.
School-Based Health Centers
Comprehensive health centers operate at Edison and Stagg High Schools, offering medical, mental health, and reproductive care. Services include sports physicals, mental health counseling, and health education programs. Staffed by medical professionals, these centers provide accessible care for students during regular school hours.
SistaCoach Program
Personalized support program for African American mothers during pregnancy and postpartum. Services include health education, mental health support, and resource navigation. Coaches help clients set health goals and provide continuous advocacy throughout their maternity journey.
Nutrition Education
We provide tailored nutrition counseling and educational programs focused on healthy eating. Services include cooking demonstrations, wellness workshops, and personalized nutrition plans. Our registered dietitians work with individuals and families to improve dietary habits and overall health outcomes.
People
Brent Williams
Executive Director
Overseeing Delta Health Care operations since 2025, bringing extensive leadership experience in community health management. Committed to expanding accessibility of healthcare services across San Joaquin County through strategic partnerships and program development.
Tamesha Turner
SistaCoach Program Manager
As the only African American IBCLC in San Joaquin County, directs maternal health initiatives. Leads the SistaCoach program with 18 years of experience in Black maternal and infant health advocacy through personalized support programs.
Anna Groves
Breastfeeding Coordinator
Manages breastfeeding support services, providing expert lactation consultation. Coordinates Mom to Mom support groups and breast pump distribution programs, ensuring comprehensive care for nursing mothers in the community.
Deanna Staggs
School-Based Health Program Manager
Oversees operations of school health centers at Edison and Stagg High Schools. Coordinates medical services, mental health counseling, and educational programs for students, ensuring comprehensive care during school hours.
Barinderjeet Bambhra
WIC Program Manager
Manages WIC nutrition services across three regional sites, providing food benefits and nutritional counseling. Coordinates eligibility assessments and education programs for underserved families throughout San Joaquin County.
Questions
What is Delta Health Care's primary mission?
Our mission is promoting health and wellness by providing accessible services to underserved families in San Joaquin County through WIC programs, breastfeeding support, and school-based health centers.
How do I determine WIC eligibility?
Use our online WIC eligibility assessment tool or contact our Stockton office at (209) 444-8600 to check income guidelines and program requirements.
What breastfeeding resources are available?
We offer lactation consultants, breast pump assistance, support groups, and educational resources including free prenatal and postpartum nutrition guidance.
Can non-residents use your services?
Our services primarily serve San Joaquin County residents, though some programs like breastfeeding support may have limited access for neighboring communities.
What school health services are offered?
Edison and Stagg High School centers provide sports physicals, mental health counseling, reproductive health care, vision screenings, and general medical services during school hours.
How does the SistaCoach program work?
Eligible African American mothers receive personalized support from trained advocates covering pregnancy through postpartum, including health education, resource navigation, and mental health assistance.
Reviews (4)
Christianna Taylor
Jun 14, 2021 Report
The staff are super friendly and helpful. WIC is an amazing program that assists so many families in multiple ways. All the employees are just as awesome as the program. I highly recommend the WIC Program and am forever grateful for all the assistance it provides.
Tina Koshiba
Oct 02, 2020 Report
I went there multiple times and every visit the women are rude to me. They act like they dont wanna be there. I called them and spoke to employee and i heard the employee take my number down and ball the paper up after i asked to speak to a manager
Jose Jorge
Dec 30, 2017 Report
The staff is nice however it is ghetto . I did wait almost two hours to speak to councilor and in that time had a cell phone thrown at me and my baby by another kid and also had a toy thrown by another kid. Not to mention the parking lot is tight, very congested. Which concludes to the worse thing about my appointment. Which that my car was keyed by the car driver to my left . Who waited in his car with his crying child while his girl was inside . If you plan to go to this wic office be cautious .
Heather Webster Centeno
Sep 07, 2017 Report
Delta Health Care WIC is a true bleSsing. The staff is GREAT. THEYRE all informative, friendly, and care about about each clients well being and children's well being. Although the parking lot can be a pain in the butt, there is always parking available. I'll be honest, it does get a bit crowded. It would be great if they CLD expand. But all In All this place is awesome.