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Connect with a PeaceHealth provider from the comfort of your own home using your MyPeaceHealth account, a wireless internet connection and your preferred smartphone, tablet or computer.
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For conditions that require preventative or ongoing care and are not life-threatening. Primary care is an option for most urgent care conditions except asthma attacks and minor cuts requiring stitches.
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For general illnesses or minor injuries that need prompt attention, including earaches, sore throats, colds & flus and cuts & scrapes.
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For conditions that are life- or limb-threatening, call 911 or go to your nearest emergency room immediately.
Why PeaceHealth?
At PeaceHealth, the fulfillment of our Mission is our shared purpose. It drives all that we are and all that we do. To those who embrace the spirit of these words and our commitment to Exceptional Medicine and Compassionate Care, we offer the opportunity to learn and grow as a member of the PeaceHealth family.
Featured stories
PeaceHealth warns of phone scams
PeaceHealth has received reports of recent phone scams – or “vishing" scams – impacting our patients. Scammers are pretending to be from PeaceHealth or other health agencies and trying to steal personal information or private health details over the phone. The scammers may already have some personal information they found through other sources to make them seem legitimate. Another trick the scammers may use is to make the caller ID seem like the call is coming from PeaceHealth.
Picking and fitting a helmet for summer riding
Pediatrician Vik Bhagat, MD, shares how to pick and fit the right helmet for all your activities this summer.
OCCU Foundation Makes Significant Donation to PeaceHealth Child Life Specialist Program
SPRINGFIELD, Ore.- What if kids were not scared to go to the hospital? What if parents had someone to stand beside them to offer emotional support during a stressful time?
Those are the goals of PeaceHealth’s Child Life Specialist program and, with a significant donation from the OCCU Foundation, the program will be expanded to help even more children and families in the future.
OCCU Foundation has pledged to support the position for three years with a $300,000 donation. The contribution is a lead gift to PeaceHealth’s $1 million fundraising campaign.