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Clackamas County · Healthcare

Health Share of Oregon

Trans-affirmingLast updated Apr 2026

About

Oregon's largest Coordinated Care Organization, serving 400,000+ OHP members across the Portland Metro tri-county area. The default CCO recommendation for trans clients on OHP because it includes OHSU, Prism Health, Multnomah County Health Centers, Planned Parenthood Columbia Willamette, and Outside In in network. Embeds Traditional Health Workers (community health workers, doulas, peer specialists) in clinics. Administers NEMT for medical transportation via Ride to Care.

Communities centered

Trans & nonbinary

Services offered

Gender-affirming careMedical careMental healthPeer supportCase management

Who it's for

Low-incomeUninsured

Eligibility

OHP-enrolled members in Multnomah, Washington, or Clackamas counties.

Location

Health Share of Oregon

2121 SW Broadway, Suite 200

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Related journeys

  • Get established with gender-affirming care in PortlandReady to start gender-affirming care in Portland? This covers your insurance options (OHP vs. private vs. uninsured), how to choose between Prism Health, OHSU, Outside In, Multnomah County Health Centers, and Planned Parenthood, how informed consent works, labs and monitoring, the surgery pathway, and what to do if you hit a delay or denial. It also helps you build the rest of your care team after you arrive: primary care, a dentist, an eye doctor, and a therapist, so your whole health is covered, not just your transition.
  • Get OHP and SNAP when you move to OregonYou just moved (or are about to move) to Oregon and need health coverage and food benefits. Oregon is one of the most trans-affirming states in the country, OHP covers gender-affirming care as a legal right, and SNAP can be in your pocket in as little as 7 days if your situation qualifies. This path walks you through every step: closing your old Medicaid, applying through Oregon's ONE portal, surviving the wait, and keeping your benefits long-term.

More resources like this

  • Outside InFQHC for youth 16 to 24 with HRT, primary care, ID Project, employment, and housing services.
  • Prism HealthOregon's only LGBTQ+ primary care clinic, with informed-consent HRT and surgery referrals.
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