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Last updated Apr 2026

About

Healthcare navigation nonprofit connecting low-income and uninsured Oregonians to donated specialty care, free OHP/health insurance enrollment in 230+ languages, and Community Assistance Program, a hospital-to-community bridge providing transport, food, lodging, and rent support to enable safe hospital discharge. Partnerships with 6 hospital systems and 2 CCOs. 35% same-day case close, 81% within 30 days.

Services offered

Medical careHousing helpFood & mealsFinancial assistanceCase management

Who it's for

Low-incomeUninsured

Eligibility

Low-income and uninsured Oregonians; Community Assistance Program requires hospital partner referral.

Location

Project Access NOW

619 SW 11th Ave, Suite 300

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