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Community Health Centers of Lane County - Charnelton Community Clinic

Trans-affirmingLast updated Jun 2026

About

Charnelton Community Clinic, a Community Health Centers of Lane County FQHC in downtown Eugene, offers integrated primary care with gender-affirming providers (including Dr. Andrew Murison and Dr. Shehab El-Hashemy) who prescribe hormones and write support letters. Takes OHP, Trillium, and sliding scale. 541-682-3550.

Communities centered

LGBTQ+Trans & nonbinary

Services offered

Medical careGender-affirming careMental health

Who it's for

Adults 18+Youth under 18FamiliesLow-incomeUninsured

Location

Community Health Centers of Lane County - Charnelton Community Clinic

151 W 7th Ave Ste 100, Eugene, OR 97401

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