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Across the nation, safety net health centers and other clinics provide care to those most in need. In this new world of healthcare reform, the extra costs involved in serving these hardest-to-treat patients must be reimbursed. Step into the world of these patients and providers through one healthcare center...Central City Concern's Old Town Clinic in Portland, OR.

PATIENT-CENTERED PRIMARY CARE HOME

OPCA is a leader in the national movement to reform the way health care is delivered.  Learn how we're bringing the primary care home model to Oregon. 

FEATURED PATIENT & PROVIDER STORIES

Oregon's community health centers provide high-quality, comprehensive health care to more than a quarter-million people across the state.

Our 29 clinics offer care at more than 150 delivery sites. Services range from medical and dental care to prescription medications to behavioral health care. Many centers also provide such support services as transportation and translation.

The stories you're about to see bring to life how community health centers benefit patients, families and communities, and what they mean to board members, providers and staff.

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TwoBears works on her physical and spiritual health through the services of Central City Concern. See more of Two Bear's story		Matthew discovered Outside In's Mobile Medical Van after almost freezing in the 2008 snowstorm. See more of Matthew's story

ALL STORIES

Art, a member of CCC's Health Service Advisory Board, struggled to overcome substance abuse.	Dr. Tanya Page provides primary care services at Outside In's Mobile Medical Van.	Representative Stiegler is a champion for CHCs.
Sharon, an uninsured patient, recieves services from Outside In's Mobile Medical Van.	Dean is dealing with substance abuse and bi-polar disorder.	Two Bears is a strong voice for patient-centered health care within her native community.
Ted Amann directs medical services at the Old Town clinic and has a passion for mental health.	Richard is a homeless patient who faces complex medical conditions.	Diane has overcome health conditions that stemmed from a severe cocaine addiction.
Mayor Eckman understands the growing need for affordable healthcare in her community.	As a homeless man, Matthew appreciates Outside In's Mobile Medical Van.	Wesley, who lives with a heart murmur, is an advocate of Outside In's medical services.