Siletz Health Clinic

Siletz Health Clinic See Company Overview and Services for more information. We provide confidential and compassionate health services.

The Community Health Department aims to provide quality outreach health care services and health promotion/disease prevention services to American Indians within our community through the use of well-trained representatives. We are here to assist Siletz Tribal members in making healthier decisions to improve their quality of life. All services are free and available to enrolled Siletz Tribal Members and their legal dependents.

Attention class of 2026 graduates!Want to create a beautiful beaded graduation cap while learning about an important cau...
03/05/2026

Attention class of 2026 graduates!

Want to create a beautiful beaded graduation cap while learning about an important cause? Join us for the CARE Graduation Cap Beading Workshop!

This 3-session workshop will guide you through starting and completing your beaded cap while also learning about Sexual Assault Awareness through conversations with guest speakers.

Workshop dates:
April 11 — 10 AM–4 PM
April 16 — 5–7 PM
April 23 — 5–7 PM

All materials are provided!

To register, scan the QR code or use the link below:
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=lqTiZptTz0Ga5ca3g8XA10tCVbZuqBdHg1U7FwLqPKBUMTFDSjU2OTExRFRWWVdTTlNKTzNIRDY1Vy4u

Registration deadline: March 25, 2026

Questions?
Contact Megan Van Pelt
MeganV@ctsi.nsn.us
541-270-9278

From Seed to Ceremony: A Journey with Sacred To***coSiletz Tribal Members of all ages are welcome to attend, lunch will ...
03/03/2026

From Seed to Ceremony: A Journey with Sacred To***co

Siletz Tribal Members of all ages are welcome to attend, lunch will be provided!

Wednesday, March 18, from 12-3 PM

Tel-tvm’ (Siletz Tribal Farm) at 5213 Logsden Rd.

This is the first in a series of sacred to***co events.

For regular updates, email Alexh@ctsi.nsn.us or call 541-444-9682 to be added to our email list.

Looking to grow, gather, and connect this spring? Healthy Traditions has three amazing opportunities coming up for our c...
02/25/2026

Looking to grow, gather, and connect this spring? Healthy Traditions has three amazing opportunities coming up for our community.

Siletz Community Garden Plots Available
Beginner gardeners welcome! Staff will be available all season to support you as you grow.

Spruce Root Harvest – March 23 & 28
Join us in learning respectful harvesting practices, from gathering to peeling and preparing spruce root. A hands-on way to connect with tradition and the land.

Urban Garden Bed Program
Tribal families can receive a raised garden bed to start growing fresh food at home. Growing your own food builds health, confidence, and connection.

Scan the QR codes on the flyers to sign up or reach out to Healthy Traditions at zenag@ctsi.nsn.us for more information.
Let’s grow together this season.

💖 Join Us for a Valentine’s Celebration! 💖We’re excited to share a sneak peek of our Valentine Dinner Care Basket and in...
02/12/2026

💖 Join Us for a Valentine’s Celebration! 💖

We’re excited to share a sneak peek of our Valentine Dinner Care Basket and invite you to our upcoming Valentine’s Dinner Event hosted by the Siletz CARE Program!

✨ February 13, 2026 | 6–8 PM
✨ Location: Siletz Clinic–Second Floor Conference Room
✨ Open to couples, friends, and singles

Come enjoy an evening filled with:
• Fun activities and games
• Prizes
• Insights on building healthy relationships
• A warm, welcoming community

And don’t forget—our Valentine Dinner Care Basket is packed with cozy goodies, treats, affirmations, and more. You won’t want to miss it.

RSVP is required to attend.
Reserve your spot here:
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=lqTiZptTz0Ga5ca3g8XA10tCVbZuqBdHg1U7FwLqPKBUMUVLWFRSUUJEQ1dJNFgxVUdCUkhFVUIzRi4u

For more information contact Megan Van Pelt at MeganV@ctsi.nsn.us or 541-270-9278

We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Exciting news! The 2026 CTSI Spring Fitness Challenge is around the corner, with weigh-ins scheduled from March 9th to M...
02/11/2026

Exciting news! The 2026 CTSI Spring Fitness Challenge is around the corner, with weigh-ins scheduled from March 9th to March 13th.

This is your chance to kickstart your journey toward a healthier you and shed those extra pounds just in time for summer! Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to transform your fitness routine.

Please follow the links below to register and download the Move Spring App. Get ready to embrace a fun and invigorating path to wellness and discover the joy of reaching your fitness goals!

Registration link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ctsi-2026-spring-fitness-challenge-tickets-1982023413384?aff=oddtdtcreator

MoveSpring App Link (if prompted for a code, enter cts2023):
https://link.movespring.com/join?orgCode=CTSI2023&groupCode=WZ46ZR

Weigh-in Locations:
Siletz Tribal Fitness Center, Salem Area Office, Eugene Area Office and Portland Area Office.

Top Prizes in each category (Total weight loss and % of weight loss) include:
$250.00 Gift Card.
Pendleton Blanket
Custom hand-made drum

1st place winners will receive the prize of their choosing.
2nd Place winners will pick between the remaining two prizes.
3rd Place winner will receive the last remaining prize.

Rules:
❤️ There will be Three (3) winners in two (2) separate categories, first is total weight loss and second is percentage of weight loss.
❤️ Participants are only eligible to win one (1) top prize.
❤️ Participate in activities/challenges to win prizes along the way. If you win a smaller prize, you are still eligible to win a top prize.
❤️ Participants must be 18 years of age or older, a Siletz Tribal member, employee or a patient of the Siletz Community Health Clinic.
❤️ There will be designated times and areas for weigh-ins/weigh-outs, and must have staff verification. You must weigh in and weigh out to be eligible for a top prize. Times may vary based on location.
❤️ Although this is a challenge, participants are encouraged to be safe and have fun.

For more information, please contact Corey Strong at 541-444-9668, email at CoreyS@ctsi.nsn.us.

Pop-Up Event at Agape Respite Center Wednesday, February 25th at NoonAgape Respite Center357 SW 10th St, Newport, OR 973...
02/09/2026

Pop-Up Event at Agape Respite Center

Wednesday, February 25th at Noon
Agape Respite Center
357 SW 10th St, Newport, OR 97365

Free to the Community!

Narcan Training
HIV, Hep C, & STI Testing

Incentives for those who attend and get tested!

For questions, contact:

Lacee Horton, RN Supervisor MAT
LaceeH@ctsi.nsn.us

Jamelle Villareal, Agape Respite Center
541-961-8425

Community Health Update: TB AwarenessTB (tuberculosis) cases are increasing in Oregon. In 2025, the state reported its h...
02/03/2026

Community Health Update: TB Awareness

TB (tuberculosis) cases are increasing in Oregon. In 2025, the state reported its highest number of TB cases in nearly 20 years.

✅ Good news: There were no TB cases in Lincoln County in 2025.

Even so, it’s important to know the signs:

• Cough lasting 2–3 weeks
• Fever or night sweats
• Unexplained weight loss
• Feeling very tired

If you have symptoms or concerns, get checked early. Testing and treatment help keep our community healthy.

02/02/2026

Tonight is the night start the year off in style. First Monday Haircuts. See you there.

02/02/2026

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

What is TDVM?

Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVM) is held throughout February as a way to bring together teens and those who support them in a national effort to raise awareness of teen dating violence.

Dating abuse is a pattern of destructive behaviors that exert power and control over a dating partner. Abuse can take many forms, including physical, emotional, verbal, sexual, financial, digital, and stalking.

1 in 10 High school students have experienced physical violence from a dating partner during the past year.

CARE 24-HOUR LINE: 541-444-9680
Direct and support services for individuals who have experienced Domestic Violence or Sexual Violence.

NATIONAL TEEN DATING ABUSE HELPLINE: TEXT “LOVEIS” TO 2255522, CALL 866-331-9474
The National Teen Dating Abuse Helpline is a 24/7 program of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, and provides phone, text, or chat support by trained advocates.

The Tribal To***co Program would like to invite all aspiring Siletz Tribal Members and Tribal Descendants artists to cre...
01/29/2026

The Tribal To***co Program would like to invite all aspiring Siletz Tribal Members and Tribal Descendants artists to create a new personalized logo for our department!

We would love for it to be centered around Sacred To***co.

Contest Open: January 1st - March 1st. The winners will be announced April 1st.

Our top three artists will receive Visa gift cards:
1st Place: $150
2nd Place: $100
3rd Place: $50

To submit your art, or for any questions, please email: JustyneO@ctsi.nsn.us

Logo Design Contest!The Diabetes Department is holding a design contest for the Mocs & Docs Walking Group jackets! Open ...
01/28/2026

Logo Design Contest!

The Diabetes Department is holding a design contest for the Mocs & Docs Walking Group jackets! Open to Siletz Tribal Members.

❗ Designs must include moccasins and a Tribal basket pattern. ❗

The winner will receive a set of Pendleton blankets!

Submissions are due February 13th, 2026. Designs will be reviewed by a panel of judges that will not include Diabetes Department staff.

Send submissions to DiabetesDept@ctsi.nsn.us

Address

200 Gwee Shut Road
Siletz, OR
97380

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 1pm - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15414441030

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