PeaceHealth offers: 

• Care for all people regardless of age, race, gender identity, creed, sexual orientation, or economic status.  
• A diverse group of compassionate providers to meet your needs, whether you’re more comfortable seeing a male or female provider, one who speaks your preferred language, or one who is trained in gender-affirming or LGBTQ-informed care.  
• Integrated care in one health system. Primary care is the front door to other services such as nutrition counseling, mental health services, and specialty care. Receiving all your care with PeaceHealth means quicker access and all your health information in one place. 
• Care for the whole family. Whether you need an evening or weekend appointment, prefer one doctor to care for you and the entire family, or have different health needs for each family member, PeaceHealth is here for you.  

We see you

When you come to us, we see more than a patient. We see a whole person, and we care for your body, heart, mind and spirit. After all, we live right here in the communities we serve — so you might find a friend, neighbor or fellow basketball parent caring for you.

Our service to different communities throughout the Pacific Northwest is bound by this commitment to a higher standard of care. 

We call it courageous compassion, and it's the legacy of the nuns who founded us and gave us a name that reflects what we strive to give each patient: PeaceHealth.

We're proud to introduce a campaign that celebrates what it means to truly see and care for people, honoring those who live and work in our communities. We'll use this space to help you get to know them.

Please come back! We'll keep sharing new stories, one by one.

Jay received the gift of healing when he was young and has served those in need or pain ever since. He has helped friends when Western medicine has failed, but he's a believer in what both Western and Native medicine have to offer. Whether he is creating a piece of jewelry or actively healing, his goal is the same: "To help someone in the world." Here at PeaceHealth we strive to do the same.

Meet Brandon

If you need a hand with your yard, Brandon can help. Trained as a geographer, he now runs his own landscaping company in Vancouver, Washington, and continues to read as much as he works with his hands. Having had a roller coaster of a childhood, he also takes his roles as a husband and dad very seriously.

Brandon lost his mom when he was young and lived with his grandmother until she got sick. He spent a few years staying with different families until he found his new home and was adopted at 12. When he became a dad, he wanted to give his own daughter a sense of normalcy he didn't have growing up. That's the same feeling we try to offer the people in our care here at PeaceHealth.

Tessa has a love of writing and storytelling inspired by her grandmother, who grew up a socialite in New York City until her husband moved them to the Alaska frontier. Tessa's grandmother wrote for the newspaper and published poems and a book. "When I'm writing, I'm channeling her." We love your fascination with people and their stories, Tessa. We share it, too.

Meet Antonio

Antonio is a university admissions counselor by day, helping underserved high school students and their parents understand the potential of a college education. By night, he organizes community events in Springfield County, Oregon, to share Latino culture with young people.

Antonio was introduced to charreria, a style of horse riding and roping, growing up in Mexico. When he moved to Corvallis, he started organizing events like Noche Cultural, where he performs rope tricks wearing traditional dress and leather work he crafts himself. We appreciate Antonio's success at being culturally responsive — and we strive to do the same thing at PeaceHealth.

Duncan grew up in a house that doubled as a violin shop. His dad would take Duncan along when he brought his handmade violins to musicians at Seattle Orchestra. Duncan took up the harp at the suggestion of a friend. The moment he put it on his shoulder, he knew he was home. Thank you for being part of our community, Duncan, and living your commitment to serve.

Meet Maisie

Maisie is a youth mental health provider, organizer and activist in Eugene-Springfield, Oregon. She co-founded the Willamette Racism Response Network, and especially loves working with kids. While attending social justice protests with her daughter in 2020, she wondered, “How are these people protesting being fed? Who's taking care of them? Nobody was, so I said, 'Well, that's my job now.'”

When Maisie was a child, she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. It affects her ability to walk, but not her ability to work with kids, organize events and make meals for fellow activists in her community. "Disability exists on a spectrum," she says. "Every single person who identifies as disabled has a completely different experience from another disabled person." We see and appreciate how you nurture our community, Maisie.

Find the right healthcare partner for you.

You’re human. That means you sometimes get sick or injured. You might have been born with a condition or developed one that needs ongoing treatment. These are all times when a primary care provider can help you feel better.

If you need a PCP, you’re in the right place. We can help you find one who’ll be there for you, whatever your needs might be.

PeaceHealth offers: 

• Care for all people regardless of age, race, gender identity, creed, sexual orientation, or economic status.  
• A diverse group of compassionate providers to meet your needs, whether you’re more comfortable seeing a male or female provider, one who speaks your preferred language, or one who is trained in gender-affirming or LGBTQ-informed care.  
• Integrated care in one health system. Primary care is the front door to other services such as nutrition counseling, mental health services, and specialty care. Receiving all your care with PeaceHealth means quicker access and all your health information in one place. 
• Care for the whole family. Whether you need an evening or weekend appointment, prefer one doctor to care for you and the entire family, or have different health needs for each family member, PeaceHealth is here for you.  

Flourish meets you where you are — without judgment. We’re here to help you learn how to take care of your health today and every day.

Medicare and insurance covers most of the cost for Flourish. If you need help with co-pays or don’t have insurance, PeaceHealth offers financial assistance.

Above all, you don’t have to figure things out for yourself!

Our team joins with you and your primary care provider to set reachable health goals.

What goals? It depends on the condition(s) you’re trying to manage. One goal might be to be more physically active. Another might be to keep your blood sugar at target levels. Or maybe you want to lower your cholesterol.  

Together, we’ll work with you to outline steps that will help you feel your best. And we’ll stay with you for the next year, supporting you on the way to better health. 

“My complex patients would not be able to navigate through all the tests, appointments and their care needs without the help of the Flourish team. They are able to report promptly any new changes in condition, medication side effects or other health concerns without scheduling a visit because the team checks on them frequently. Our patients feel supported, encouraged and motivated by the Flourish team to achieve their care goals. This relieves their anxiety and increases treatment adherence.”  

— Radu Ivan, NP, Bellingham

“I feel that my needs and concerns are not only listened to and valued but also met as much as is possible. Having a great medical care team to work with, especially to someone like me who has multiple health issues, is a rare find in this day and age. I wouldn't trade any of them for the world!”  

— Anonymous PeaceHealth Flourish patient 

Find the right healthcare partner for you.

You’re human. That means you sometimes get sick or injured. You might have been born with a condition or developed one that needs ongoing treatment. These are all times when a primary care provider can help you feel better.

If you need a PCP, you’re in the right place. We can help you find one who’ll be there for you, whatever your needs might be.

PeaceHealth offers: 

• Care for all people regardless of age, race, gender identity, creed, sexual orientation, or economic status.  
• A diverse group of compassionate providers to meet your needs, whether you’re more comfortable seeing a male or female provider, one who speaks your preferred language, or one who is trained in gender-affirming or LGBTQ-informed care.  
• Integrated care in one health system. Primary care is the front door to other services such as nutrition counseling, mental health services, and specialty care. Receiving all your care with PeaceHealth means quicker access and all your health information in one place. 
• Care for the whole family. Whether you need an evening or weekend appointment, prefer one doctor to care for you and the entire family, or have different health needs for each family member, PeaceHealth is here for you.