With the government shutdown, many telehealth visits are not currently covered by Medicare. We are contacting impacted patients to help you avoid any unexpected charges. In many cases, telehealth appointments can be changed to an in-person visit. Please contact your clinic if you have questions or want to change or reschedule an appointment.

Healthcare is on the ballot this November. Learn about Hospital Prop 1. 

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Valley Medical Center’s community programs, health library, and other resources help fulfill the healthcare network’s mission of improving the overall health of our community. From participating in community events as volunteers and sponsors, to our Volunteers in Action organization, community services, and membership programs, Valley is dedicated to providing access to outstanding health services and information to our entire community.

Resources for health education and support: 

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As a non-profit, public district hospital, Valley Medical Center and its staff are dedicated to providing essential and equitable healthcare and support services for our community.

ValleyCares is an online community resource for those needing help finding free and low-cost shelter, housing, food, transportation, education, legal and health services and more. 

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Trauma Nurses Talk Tough
Valley's Trauma Team, in partnership with Legacy Health in Oregon, is pleased to offer Trauma Nurses Talk Tough to area schools and community groups, to help people learn to avoid risk and stay safe. 

Learn about Valley's Trauma Nurses Talk Tough.

Stop the Bleed
The #1 cause of preventable death after injury is bleeding. With 3 quick actions, you can be trained to save a life. Valley is proud to be one of many Stop the Bleed training sites throughout the US. 

Learn about Valley's Stop the Bleed program.

Volunteer

Learn more about becoming a Volunteer in Action.   

Donate

Learn more about making a tax-deductible donation to support your community.

Valley Medical Center is grateful to partner with Valley Girls & Guys, a generous longtime supporter of our patients and programs, for the annual Be the Hope Walk. The walk raises vital funds for cancer care in our community, including at Valley Medical Center.

Learn more and register to walk at valleygirlsandguys.org. 

Read how Valley Girls & Guys has supported cancer care at Valley on the We Are Valley blog. 

 

Membership Programs 

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A medically based, holistic
and comprehensive fitness facility.
Learn about the Fitness Center

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Valley's premiere health and wellness program with the mission to empower people to make healthy decisions for themselves and those they care for.
Learn about GLOW

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Medicare counseling, discounts
and health education for seniors.
Learn about GoldenCare

 

Classes, Seminars, Support Groups, & Other Events

View event listings 

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If you're experiencing an emergency or are in immediate danger, please call 9-1-1. If you are in one of our clinics or in the main hospital, you can ask to speak to a team member to receive confidential help. 

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Struggling with thoughts of harming yourself?
Feeling hopeless or in despair? Help is available 24 hours a day at the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline:

     - Call or text 988
     - Chat or text online at 988lifeline.org

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Feeling unsafe at home?
Are you or someone else being harmed or controlled by a partner or others? Help is available 24 hours a day at the National Domestic Violence Hotline:

     - Call 800.799.7233
     - Text 88788
     - Chat with an advocate at TheHotline.org

Report abuse of a vulnerable adult to Adult Protective Services (APS):

     - Call 877.734.6277

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Are you being forced to work against your will?
Is someone controlling where you go or who you talk to? Help is available 24 hours a day at the National Human Trafficking Hotline:

     - Call 888.373.7888
     - Text 233733
     - Chat online at HumanTraffickingHotline.org

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Worried about the safety of a child?
Need help with reporting child abuse? Help is available 24 hours a day at ChildHelp:

     - Call or text 800.422.4453
     - Chat with a counselor at ChildHelpHotline.org

Report child abuse to Child Protective Services (CPS): 

     - Call 800.363.4276

Valley Medical Center is designated as a Safe Haven for newborns who are in danger of abandonment. We encourage a parent considering abandonment to leave their baby in safe hands.

     - Crisis Hotline: 1.888.510.BABY

 

 

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