Serving Oregon

OHSU and Oregon Together for Health

Communities across Oregon share a common desire to have access to the best available health care and health education. At OHSU medical professionals, teachers and researchers help meet the need by:

Providing care to the underserved.
Using the education process to extend the reach of health care.
Engaging in research vital to public and community health issues.
Ensuring access to the latest in medical advances.
Connecting with other providers so patients are cared for close to home.

OHSU extends its three primary missions — teaching, healing and discovery — to the entire 96,000 square miles of Oregon and beyond.

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Rural campus news

Sky Lakes, OHSU partnering in Klamath Falls

Sky Lakes Medical Center and OHSU have officially launched a $50 million project to construct a new collaborative health care building in Klamath Falls. Sky Lakes will contribute the first $15 million to the project. OHSU’s Onward fundraising campaign will contribute additional funding for the collaboration. Construction could begin as early as 2017.

Building on the Cascades East rural health program in Klamath Falls, the 88,000-square-foot building will consolidate several Sky Lakes clinics now in separate locations around Klamath Falls, and will include OHSU education and research offices and the new academic headquarters for the OHSU Campus for Rural Health.