Family medicine and pediatric providers work closely with parents to support children’s health and development. During regularly scheduled wellness visits, our providers monitor skills development, keep immunizations up to date, and educate parents on safety and healthy habits. CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO ON WELL CHILD CHECKS.

A proven tool for prevention, vaccines save between two and three million lives every year. One Community Health offers immunizations to children, teens and adults, following the evidence-based guidelines outlined by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As recommended, patients will receive vaccine education based upon their age, gender and unique risk factors. LEARN MORE HERE.

You’ll get one-on-one support from a Certified Community Health Worker and Registered Nurse throughout your pregnancy. Our care team provides education on a healthy pregnancy, helps arrange lab work, ultrasounds, and doctor visits, and is available for any questions that come up. Plus, our physicians have collectively delivered thousands of babies in the Gorge! LEARN MORE HERE..

While our team sees patients with various chronic diseases, most of our work is focused on type 2 diabetes. Our Salud team, which consists of registered nurses, who are also certified diabetes educators, and community health workers, provides educational and clinical services that target chronic disease self-management. LEARN MORE HERE.

Yearly exams for all adults, immunizations such as Covid, and flu shots. Some of the screening services we provide include behavioral health screenings, blood pressure screening, cholesterol checks, colorectal cancer screening, depression, diabetes, breast exams, newborn/infant screenings, pediatric screenings, perinatal screenings (mother and baby), pap smears, prostate cancer screenings, and sexually transmitted diseases tests.

Care for you and your baby doesn’t end after delivery. OCH offers many postpartum services, including support with feeding your baby, including breastfeeding and breast pump support/teaching and mental health support. We also offer family planning services.

OCH staff have administered over 27,000 vaccine doses to date!

COVID-19 vaccines, tests, and treatment are available daily at One Community Health. LEARN MORE HERE

Well visits and vaccines, sports physicals, injuries and illness, mental/behavioral health support, age-appropriate reproductive health and counseling, and COVID-19 testing for students and staff. LEARN MORE HERE.

We provide IUDs, vasectomies, other contraceptives, sexually transmitted disease screenings, pap smears, and reproductive health counseling.

For students who require physicals before they can play school sports, the sports physical includes recording height and weight, checking blood pressure and pulse, testing vision, heart, and lungs, as well as an examination of muscles, bones, and joints. LEARN MORE HERE.

Care customized to the unique needs of older adults, including Medicare annual wellness visits.

If you're experiencing pain or need emergency dental services, we offer walk-in treatment for dental emergencies at our Hood River and The Dalles clinics.

According to most dentists, a standard dental cleaning should be done every six months. The cleaning includes flossing, removal of tartar and plaque using special tools, polishing, and it can include application of fluoride.

Dental X-rays or radiographs are images of your teeth that your dentist uses to understand and review your oral health. Using low levels of radiation to capture images of the interior of your teeth and gums, x-rays can help your dentist to identify problems, like cavities, tooth decay, and impacted teeth.

This type of cleaning is only given to patients that need more than a simple clean, or if gum disease has already taken hold. It involves special techniques to get rid of plaque, tartar, and bacteria below the gum line down to your tooth roots. This prevents gum disease from advancing and causing tooth loss.

Experts recommend taking your child to the dentist within 6 months of the first tooth coming in. Our dentists can use behavioral health techniques and nitrous oxide as needed to make your child’s dental visit go smoothly.

Sealant is a temporary thin coating put on the teeth to help protect from cavities. The coating is safe even if it is swallowed. Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) is painted on the teeth with a tiny brush and can heal early tooth
decay. If there are cavities in the mouth, silver fluoride can stop them from growing, and sometimes even heal them.

Composite resin, amalgam, and glass ionomer. These are placed when decay is present or if a tooth breaks.

Removal of infected or impacted teeth.

Removing the infection and blood supply to the tooth to stop the infection and pain and inflammation.

Custom appliance to help with clenching and grinding, thus helping pain and wear on teeth.

Nitrous oxide and behavioral health to help with the relief of fear and nervousness.

Looking at soft tissue for any signs of oral cancer.

In-clinic and virtual visits with a licensed behavioral health provider for topics such as reducing anxiety and depression, managing family life and parenting, improving relationships, managing stress, improving sleep, building healthy habits, coping with an illness or injury, alcohol and substance use, and managing grief and loss.

Behavioral health-focused groups on a variety of topics including mindfulness, managing anxiety, smoking cessation, and many more! SEE GROUP CALENDAR & SIGN UP HERE.

Students in Wasco and Hood River counties can access virtual counseling by OCH Behavioral Health Consultants from their school. LEARN MORE HERE.

With One Community Health’s Integrated Medication Assisted Treatment (IMAT) Program, freedom from substance use is easier and more effective. Patients receive a personalized recovery experience, counseling, and case-management, a professional care team, providing whole-person health services, comprehensive medical care, and tools and techniques for an opioid-free, resilient lifestyle. LEARN MORE HERE.

OCH's Behavioral Health Consultants (BHCs) can help with stress management, conversations about gender identity, and gender dysphoria. They can also provide letters of support for those wanting surgery to support gender expression. LEARN MORE HERE.

OCH providers offer gender affirming care, including both initiation and maintenance of hormone therapy. Our medical team offers screening and treatment for all STDs, PrEP for appropriate patients, and a wide variety of family planning options. We can help you obtain legal ID changes through the county, DMV, as well as passports. OCH's Behavioral Health Consultants (BHCs) can help with stress management, conversations about gender identity, and gender dysphoria. They can also provide letters of support for those wanting surgery to support gender expression. LEARN MORE HERE.

One Community Health was founded in 1986 to provide care for farmworkers. We’ve continued this work for over 35 years, and today have a large team of community health workers, providers, nurses, and other staff to provide services for farmworkers in our clinics and in the field. We are bilingual (Spanish/English) and offer interpretation services for other languages, too. LEARN MORE HERE.

One Community Health is happy to offer services to employers throughout the Gorge region. We can provide many services on-site at your facility through our mobile units and coordinate care at OCH’s clinics in The Dalles and Hood River. LEARN MORE HERE.

The primary focus of OCH’s Native American Health and Wellness Team is to provide mobile integrated care to the 32 different tribal communities along the river, with a peak population reach of approximately 1,200 people during the height of the Salmon fishing season. We provide COVID-19 testing and vaccinations, connection to resources, health education, health insurance enrollment, behavioral health, chronic disease health screenings, basic medical care, oral health, and distribution of masks, hand sanitizer, cleaning supplies, food, personal hygiene products, and clothing. LEARN MORE

Chronic disease management, exercise education/fitness groups, diabetes screening/education, referrals for additional health care, including behavioral health, and information about other community resources. SEE CALENDAR HERE..

The Oregon Law Center (OLC) is a non-profit law firm that provides FREE legal aid to low-income people (People under 125% of the Federal Poverty Level). Help is available every 1st and 3rd Wednesday from 10:00am - 3:00pm at One Community Health Hood River Clinic. Virtual/phone visits are available for patients in The Dalles. LEARN MORE HERE.

Our Salud program (available in Hood River and The Dalles) provides education and support to patients living with chronic illnesses such as diabetes, hypertension, and obesity. Salud community health workers are part of the medical care team, making sure patients receive the specialized education needed to manage chronic illness. Among other things, we offer support for proper nutrition, exercise, and stress management. We may also refer patients to resources when appropriate.

Our School Dental Services are offered at nine schools in Hood River County. Services include: dental screenings, fluoride varnish and silver diamine fluoride, iodine treatments, an evaluation of tooth brushing and flossing, and preventative fillings. Learn more about the program and complete a permission form.

OCH is working to provide access to needed care where people live and work! Communities served include Native American in-lieu sites, Cascade Locks, Odell, Parkdale, the Pallet Shelter, and St. Vincent de Paul in The Dalles. Medical care, virtual behavioral health, and several other services are offered from the mobile clinic at a variety of locations throughout the Gorge. LEARN MORE HERE.

Bridges to Health (B2H) is a cross-sector, collaborative approach to providing community care coordination. It is the regional implementation of the Pathways model serving Hood River and Wasco Counties. Pathways is a model that enables a centralized HUB to coordinate, track and measure both the process and the resources to provide distributed community care coordination to people served. Pathways ties payments to milestones that improve client’s health and well-being. LEARN MORE HERE.

Through partnerships with community agencies serving low-income, uninsured and underinsured Oregonians, the Casey Community Outreach Program offers free, on-site vision screenings at an expanding network of community locations. Participants are examined at no cost, and community partners assist with follow-up for individuals in need of assistance in purchasing glasses or access to further medical support. This strong community partnership model links people with high-quality vision health services through existing agencies and resources in their community. One Community Health is one of the community partners.