Umpqua Health - Newton Creek

01/16/2026

Here’s what a primary care visit usually looks like.

🧾 Front desk
You check in, get settled, and we make sure everything’s up to date.

🩺 Rooming
Vitals are taken and you have a moment to share what brought you in.

👩‍⚕️ Provider visit
You talk through concerns, medications, symptoms, or questions you’ve been carrying.

📋 Follow-up
Before you leave, we talk about next steps. That might be labs, a referral, a refill, or simply what to watch for.

Some visits are quick. Some take more time.
What matters is that nothing feels rushed or dismissed.

Primary care isn’t about solving everything in one day.
It’s about having a place to come back to and a team that knows your story.

01/13/2026

A lot of people tell us the same thing in January.

“I meant to schedule something last year, but time got away from me.”

If that sounds familiar, here’s a simple way to reset.

A primary care visit gives you a starting point. It’s a chance to check in, review medications, talk through anything that’s been lingering, and get guidance on what actually needs attention now.

From there, we help you figure out next steps at a pace that makes sense for you.

And if you’re not sure where to begin or whether you even need to come in that’s okay. ☎️ Give us a call and we’ll help you figure it out.

01/09/2026

You wake up not feeling right 🤒
Not bad enough to panic. Not good enough to ignore.

That in-between feeling is more common than people think.

🏥 Primary care is for the things you’re managing over time including check-ups, medications, follow-ups, and keeping small problems from becoming bigger ones.

⏱️ Urgent care is for the days when waiting isn’t a good option and you need to be seen the same day.

🚑 The emergency room is for true emergencies like chest pain, trouble breathing, signs of stroke, or serious injuries.

And if you’re standing there wondering, “Do I come in or not?”
that’s okay. Give us a call at 541-229-7038.

01/05/2026

Preventive care isn’t about doing everything.

It’s about doing one thing earlier than last time.

That might mean checking blood pressure. Reviewing medications. Scheduling a physical. Or finally asking about something you’ve been managing on your own.

Routine visits help catch problems before they become urgent.
Call today to schedule a preventive or wellness visit.

12/25/2025

Happy Holidays from all of us at Umpqua Health Newton Creek Clinc. 🎄✨

This time of year reminds us how grateful we are for our community. Whether we’ve seen you for a routine visit, a tough day, or something in between, we’re thankful to care for our neighbors and families.

As the year winds down, we hope you find moments to rest, gather with loved ones, and take care of yourself. We’re here for you through the holidays and into the new year.

12/18/2025

Winter brings cozy meals and shorter days. For many people, it also brings more heartburn.

Changes in diet, activity and stress can affect digestion during colder months, making acid reflux more noticeable.

Small adjustments can help. Lighter meals, staying hydrated, gentle movement and managing stress all support healthier digestion.

If reflux symptoms are sticking around, our team is here to help you feel better year-round.

12/05/2025

This time of year, symptoms can overlap. Flu, RSV and COVID all share cough, fever, fatigue and congestion.

If you are unsure what is going on, let us help.
Testing and treatment are more effective when started early.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, our team is grateful for the trust this community places in us every day. Caring for our neighbors is an honor, and we’re thankful for each family who walks through our doors.

We hope your holiday is safe, peaceful and full of good food.

🤎Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Umpqua Health Newton Creek Clinic.

11/14/2025

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. A time to shine a light on the millions of Americans living with diabetes and the millions more at risk.

A healthy future starts with knowing your numbers. Call the clinic today and ask about your A1c and take one small step today toward prevention or better management.

💙 Our sign has been shining blue all month long, and today it means even more.

November 14 is World Diabetes Day, part of Diabetes Awareness Month. We light our sign to show support for everyone living with diabetes and to remind our community that prevention and early care matter.

A blood test can tell you a lot about your health. Talk with your provider about your A1c and take one small step toward a healthier tomorrow.

11/11/2025

Veterans Day means a lot to our team. Many of us have family, friends, and patients who’ve served. We see your strength and the ways you continue to give back. Grateful to share this community with you.

10/29/2025

Community Food Drive at Umpqua Health Newton Creek

Our clinic is collecting non-perishable food items to support families experiencing hardship during the SNAP benefits gap.

Donation Drop-Off:
Bring your non-perishable items to the collection box at the clinic reception desk.
All donations will go directly to our local food pantry.

Suggested items include:
🥫 Canned vegetables, fruits, and proteins (tuna, chicken, beans)
🍝 Pasta, whole grains such as quinoa and brown rice, and oatmeal
🥜 Peanut butter, nut butters, and other spreads
🥣 Cereal and shelf-stable milk
🍼 Baby food jars and pouches
🍇 Dried fruits (no added sugar)
🥫 Low-sodium soups and stews

Location: 3031 NE Stephens, Roseburg, OR 97470
Hours: Monday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.

💙 Your donations help ensure families in our community have food on the table.

Please share this message to help spread awareness.

10/24/2025

🤔“How often should I have a physical if I feel fine?”❓

If you are under 50 and generally healthy, once a year is enough. Over 50, or managing a condition? You might need to check in more often. These visits are not just about catching problems. They are about keeping you on track before anything starts.