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Clackamas Free Clinic - Volunteers in Medicine

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Clackamas Free Clinic - Volunteers in Medicine

Serving the health needs of uninsured and underinsured people in Clackamas County. Who's eligible?

Register for our 5K for Healthcare at https://runsignup.com/Race/OR/OregonCity/ClackamasFreeClinic5K

Clackamas Free Clinic - Volunteers in Medicine:
- Provides appointment-based, primary care including management and follow-up care for sexual health and chronic conditions, such as hypertension, diabetes, asthma, and heart disease.
- Staffed by volunteer medical professionals dedicated to serving the uninsured with care and respect.
- Includes lab work, medical supplies, and referrals to more specialized services when needed.
- Offers free vision exams and low cost prescription eye glasses. Adults over the age of 18:
- Without health insurance
- Without access to healthcare
- Fall within 400% of the federal poverty guideline

Want to help? Our medical services are made possible by an expanding network of care that includes:
- Volunteers with a wide range of skills, in addition to those with medical training.
- Countless donations including office and medical supplies, volunteer meals, and more.
- Financial sponsors and donors.
- Partnerships with local health care partners.

08/28/2025

✨ Big news! ✨
This summer we launched our very first Food as Medicine Program 🥦🥗🍎

Through partnerships with , , and Oregon City Grocery Outlet, 23 of our patients living with diabetes or prediabetes are receiving two fresh, healthy meals each week for 12 weeks.

By pairing nutritious food with compassionate care, we’re helping patients build healthy habits and prevent complications. Because good health starts with good habits... and food is medicine. 💚

Shout out to Lisa for her great work getting this program organized and ready to go!

07/31/2025

July was a month of transition and teamwork! We said a heartfelt goodbye goodbye to Zach on his last day as a Patient Navigator (Thanks for all your care and compassion!), and we welcomed Aurora into the role, bringing fresh energy and a familiar face to the team!

The clinic kept busy providing care for our community. Behind the scenes, our team has been putting together our 5th annual 5K for Healthcare and getting ready to launch a new program.

Stay tuned - we can’t wait to share more soon!

05/29/2025

May Recap 💫

This month, the clinic received grant funding from not one but TWO amazing high school classes through the SchnitzerCares student grantmaking program. Big thanks to these young changemakers for championing healthcare access! 🙌🎓✨

We also celebrated long-time volunteer Crystal as she wrapped up 4 incredible years of service at the clinic — she’s off to medical school in Toledo and we couldn’t be prouder! 🩺💙

Volunteer Chase and Staff member Alexi repped the clinic at the CCC Health & Wellness Fair, where they made new friends (including Luna the therapy dog, who was a big fan of our Bombas socks 🧦🐶).

04/25/2025

We’re excited for our 13th Annual Luncheon today to raise funds for accessible healthcare services!

Huge thanks to our sponsors for making the event possible! Looking forward to a great day together in care with our friends and community!

03/20/2025

45 is the new 50 for colorectal cancer screening!

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and we want to take this opportunity to remind you that the new recommended age to start colorectal cancer screening has been lowered from age 50 to 45.

In Oregon, colorectal cancer is the fourth most common type of cancer diagnosed and the fourth leading cause of cancer death. And although many people don’t want to think about or deal with colorectal cancer screening, it can save your life!

Schedule your screening with your provider. If you don’t have a provider, call 211 for assistance.

03/04/2025

We're thankful to partner with the Oregon Lions Sight & Hearing Foundation providing low-cost glasses to those in need! Their dedication makes a life-changing impact on so many in our community.

Join in giving back with the Lions for Lions Work Day on April 5th, 2025, at Oral Hull Park for the Blind in Sandy, OR. 🌱 Help with park maintenance, enjoy good company, and make a difference!

When: April 5th, 10 AM – 2 PM
Where: Oral Hull Park, Sandy, OR
Coffee & water provided! Call 503-668-6195 to RSVP for lunch.

02/27/2025

We’re so grateful to have partnered with Clackamas Community College, Clackamas County, Clackamas Education Service District, and the Oregon Public Health Division to help keep kids and their communities healthy!

A huge thank you to all the medical professionals, student nurses, interpreters, and public health staff who made this event possible. Your dedication makes a real difference! 💙

02/22/2025

Drop by on Wednesday 2/26!

Have questions about the clinic, our services, volunteer opportunities, or just want the check the place out? This is the time! We hope you will come say hello!

We’re located on campus at CCC in Oregon City, on Clairmont Dr between Beavercreek Rd. and Douglas Loop
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¡Ven a visitarnos el miércoles!

¿Tienes preguntas sobre la clínica, nuestros servicios, oportunidades de voluntariado o simplemente quieres conocer el lugar? ¡Este es el momento!

¡Esperamos que vengas a saludarnos! Estamos ubicados en el campus de CCC en Oregon City, en Clairmont Dr entre Beavercreek Rd. y Douglas Loop.

02/18/2025

We are delighted to welcome Lisa Steenson as the new Executive Director of Clackamas Free Clinic!

With experience in public health, nonprofit leadership, and healthcare, she is dedicated to advancing health equity and expanding access to essential services. Lisa holds a Bachelor’s in Public Health and Education from Oregon State University, a Master of Public Health from Eastern Washington University, and a Graduate Certificate in Organization Development from Portland State University.

Lisa has led initiatives in chronic disease prevention, youth services, and intergenerational housing, working to integrate healthcare, housing, and social services. As a graduate of the American Leadership Forum of Oregon, and resident of Clackamas county, she actively contributes to various social impact initiatives, demonstrating her strong commitment to community initiatives. As Executive Director, she will focus on expanding care for underinsured community members and quality care.

Please join us in welcoming Lisa!

02/13/2025

Estaremos cerrados hoy, 13 de febrero, debido al clima invernal. También estaremos cerrados el lunes 17 de febrero por el Día de los Presidentes.

We are closed today, February 13th, due to winter weather. We will also be closed on Monday, February 17th for Presidents’ Day.

For weather based closures, CFC follows Clackamas Community College guidelines.

01/13/2025

On January 21, Podiatry and Dermatology specialists will be at the clinic ready to see patients.

Call for an appointment!
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El 21 de enero, especialistas en Podología y Dermatología estará en la clínica listo para atender a los pacientes.

¡Llama para pedir cita!

Gracias a Kaiser Permanente por asociarse con nosotros para el Día de Servicio de MLK!

Thanks for Kaiser Permanente for partnering with us for MLK Day of Service!

01/10/2025

Childhood Immunization Clinic coming up February 8

Thank to our partners for this event:
Clackamas County, Oregon
Clackamas Community College
Clackamas Education Service District

Address

19600 Molalla Avenue
Oregon City, OR
97045

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 9pm

Telephone

+15037224400

Website

http://clackamasfreeclinic.org/

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Clackamas County's first free health clinic: - Provides appointment-based, primary, medical care including management and follow-up care for chronic medical conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, asthma, routine women's health care, and heart disease. - Staffed by volunteer medical professionals dedicated to serving the uninsured with care and respect. - Includes lab work, medical supplies, and referrals to more specialized services when needed. - Also serves as a local health resource by providing educational materials and participating in local health fairs. Who's eligible? Clackamas County adult residents: - Without health insurance - Without access to healthcare - With an annual income less than about $23,000 (single), $31,000 (couple), $47,000 (household of 4). Want to help? Our medical services are made possible by an expanding network of care that includes: - Volunteers with a wide range of skills in addition to those with medical training. - Countless donations including office and medical supplies, volunteer meals, and more. - Financial sponsors and donors. - Partnerships with local health care partners.