What to Know About Measles
Public Health in the region is monitoring three cases of measles in two households in Clackamas and Marion counties. Learn more about measles and getting vaccinated.
Public Health in the region is monitoring three cases of measles in two households in Clackamas and Marion counties. Learn more about measles and getting vaccinated.
Steps we're taking to implement the new flavored tobacco sales ban and what it means for retailers.
Online bill payment is here! Use MyChart to view and pay clinic bills online.
On February 21, children who are missing vaccines won't be allowed to attend school or child care. Don't wait! Make a vaccine appointment now.
Wash your hands often to prevent Shigella, a contagious illness that causes diarrhea.
Contact Parkrose Student Health Center for health services during the holidays when schools are closed.
Donate toys and gifts to help support our Black and African American families.
We're excited to offer a new tool to prevent sexually transmitted infections.
Need a sports physical? Get one at your nearest Student Health Center at one of these clinic days in July and August.
Eligibility for the Oregon Health Plan is changing. Our eligibility specialists can help you understand the process and what options are available to you.
School may be out for summer, but Parkrose High School Student Health Center will remain open with health services for youth.
Make a difference in your community! Apply to serve on the Public Health Advisory Board by June 2.