Adventist Health Portland

09/02/2026

A loved one’s struggles with Alzheimer’s can be difficult for the entire family. This World Alzheimer’s Month, we encourage you to remember simple strategies to cope and to help your family experience connection and calm.

08/31/2026

See you Tuesday! Our weekly farm produce stand is back tomorrow, and continues each Tuesday from 3 to 6 p.m., through Sept. 29, outside Adventist Health Portland's main hospital entrance at 10123 SE Market Street, Portland, OR 97216.

Hosted in partnership with Outgrowing Hunger, the produce stand features immigrant and refugee-grown fruits and vegetables harvested from local gardens. Community members, patients, visitors and employees are invited to stop by and support local farmers while bringing home fresh, seasonal produce.

08/31/2026

Art has the power to inspire, heal and connect us.

At Adventist Health Portland, we're proud to continue our Visiting Artist Series, celebrating the beauty, creativity and diverse perspectives that make the Pacific Northwest such a special place to call home.

This unique partnership transforms our medical center into a space where patients, families, caregivers and visitors can experience the power of local art while honoring the voices and stories that enrich our community.

Are you a local artist? We'd love to see your work. Consider submitting your artwork for display and help create an environment of healing, hope and inspiration for everyone who walks through our doors.

Learn more about the Visiting Artist Series and how to submit your artwork:
https://www.adventisthealth.org/portland/news/adventist-health-portland-announces-third-visiting-artist-series-celebrating-the-pacific-northwest

08/30/2026

Congratulations to our intrepid team of associates and providers who completed Hood to Coast this weekend. You truly are Made for More Miles!

08/28/2026

"When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk through the fire, you will not be burned; the flames will not set you ablaze. — Isaiah 43:2

08/28/2026

Adventist Health Portland is transitioning from OHSU Health MyChart to our own dedicated Adventist Health MyChart. During this transition, we know there may be some elements in how we take care of you that may take a little longer or be different from what you’re used to. Please visit our MyChart transition page to learn more about access to health information for care at Adventist Health, linking your Adventist Health and OHSU MyChart accounts, proxy access, and what to expect as we work to help you stay informed and connected.

For MyChart log-in support, please call 833-AHCHART (833-242-4278)

Beginning August 30, 2026, MyChart records from visits and procedures at Adventist Health Portland and Adventist Health Columbia Gorge will be available in the new Adventist Health MyChart. This is a part of Adventi

08/28/2026

Recovery is about more than overcoming addiction. It is about finding stability, purpose and hope.

Recently, members of the Adventist Health Portland Volunteer Committee and Community Impact Committee visited Blanchet Farm to learn how the organization supports men affected by substance use disorder and houselessness. Through a safe, sober environment, meaningful work and strong community connections, residents have the opportunity to rebuild their lives and work toward long-term recovery.

For individuals and families facing these challenges, programs like Blanchet Farm can provide the support, structure and resources needed to create a healthier future. Experiences like this help us better understand the factors that impact health and strengthen partnerships that make a difference in our community.

08/26/2026

Today marks , a time to recognize the achievements of women throughout history and reflect on the importance of equity and inclusion in every part of society — including healthcare.

At Adventist Health, we are grateful for the women who continue to lead, innovate, and shape the care we deliver and the love we commit to bringing to every interaction.

08/26/2026

Living a long, fulfilling life with kidney disease is possible. While kidney damage can’t be reversed, there are important steps you can take to slow disease progression and preserve your kidney function as long as possible.