Find care or legal advice
Browse 62 clinic, program and finder profiles with county filters and referral routes for all 36 Oregon counties. Listings include free care for eligible patients, income-based fees, reduced-cost care and insurance-covered services.
Free and sliding-fee care are different. A clinic may offer some services free while charging for others. Check the particular program’s income, residency, age, insurance and appointment requirements. Ask about outside labs, medicines, glasses or other charges before agreeing to care.
Local free-clinic coverage is incomplete. A shared or remote program does not establish a free walk-in clinic in every county. Confirm new-patient intake, the exact location, language access and accessibility before traveling.
Local and regional clinic leads
6 matching source profiles. A listing may cover one town, a restricted program or several locations; read its service-area limits.
Borland Free Clinic: free South Metro medical care ↗
Clackamas county source lead
Medical care · Mental health care
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Volunteer clinic offering free primary and specialty medical services, including chronic-condition care, diabetes education, physical therapy, gynecology and brief mental-health support.
- Phone
- 503-974-8887
- info@borlandclinic.org
- Published location
- 3550 SW Borland Road, Tualatin, OR 97062
- Published schedule
- Monday 10 am–2 pm and 3–7 pm; Wednesday 9 am–1 pm; Thursday 3–7 pm.
- Who can use it and costs
- South Metro community members needing care, including uninsured and underinsured people. Pediatric/adolescent services are described; detailed income/residency screening is not published on these pages.
- How to start
- Call and leave a message to schedule. Walk-ins are welcomed subject to capacity; arriving near the start of clinic is recommended.
Walk-ins are not guaranteed. Specialty and outside referrals depend on availability. The history page has an older, shorter Monday schedule; use the current Patient Services schedule and confirm before travel. County tag identifies the clinic location, not a documented Clackamas-only catchment.
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Clackamas Free Clinic: free adult primary medical care ↗
Clackamas county source lead
Medical care
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Free appointment-based routine, preventive and non-emergency primary care for uninsured and underinsured adults. Chronic-condition management, reproductive care, STI services and lab work are available.
- Phone
- 503-722-4400
- info@clackamasvim.org
- Published location
- 19600 Molalla Avenue, Clairmont Hall, Oregon City, OR 97045
- Published schedule
- Published office hours: Monday–Wednesday 10 am–5 pm; Thursday 10 am–8 pm. Medical visits require appointments.
- Who can use it and costs
- Adults over age 18 who are uninsured, or underinsured and face barriers such as high deductibles or long waits to establish care. Serves Clackamas County and surrounding areas; only Clackamas is tagged because adjacent counties are not enumerated.
- How to start
- Call to schedule. The clinic asks for photo ID if available and a phone number or another contact method; no insurance or address proof is required. Ask about Spanish interpretation or transportation assistance.
Not emergency or pain-management care. No motor-vehicle/workers-compensation claims, work/school physicals or controlled substances. External referrals may later require income documentation. Dental and mental-health specialty care are referrals rather than guaranteed onsite services.
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North by Northeast: no-charge adult primary care with OHP eligibility ↗
Multnomah county source lead
Medical care
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
No-charge primary care with a focus on Portland’s African American community, including minor illness/injury treatment, immunizations, gynecologic exams and chronic-condition management.
- Phone
- 503-287-4932
- Published location
- 714 NE Alberta Street, Portland, OR 97211
- Published schedule
- Weekday office hours 9 am–5 pm; medical providers are available by appointment.
- Who can use it and costs
- Adults eligible for or enrolled in Oregon Health Plan. The provider’s stated focus is the African American community; uninsured adults can request insurance-enrollment assistance.
- How to start
- Call about becoming a patient and making an appointment.
Do not list as unrestricted uninsured care. No services for minors, emergencies, surgery, chronic pain, pregnancy, HIV, dental care or addiction treatment. Labs and medications are offsite; no-charge statement applies to services at this center.
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Polk Community Free Clinic: Monmouth medical care ↗
Polk county source lead
Medical care · Mental health care
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Free medical and mental-health care at the Monmouth clinic for people without insurance or access to care.
- Phone
- 503-990-8772
- Published location
- Polk County Family & Community Outreach Building, 1407 Monmouth-Independence Highway, Monmouth, OR 97361 (behind Roth’s Market)
- Published schedule
- Second and fourth Saturday monthly, 7:30–11 am.
- Who can use it and costs
- Patients without health insurance or access to medical care in Polk County.
- How to start
- Call to schedule; voicemail may be necessary.
Walk-ins depend on provider availability. This limited Saturday schedule is distinct from the Salem Broadway clinic; verify before travel.
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Salem Free Clinics: Broadway medical care ↗
Marion county source lead
Medical care · Mental health care
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Free medical care for acute conditions, chronic diseases, medications, mental-health concerns and women’s health for people without health insurance or access to care.
- Phone
- 503-990-8772
- Published location
- 1300 Broadway Street NE, Suite 104, Salem, OR 97301
- Published schedule
- Monday–Thursday 8 am–4 pm; Friday 8 am–noon; first and third Saturday 8 am–noon.
- Who can use it and costs
- People without health insurance or access to care. County tag identifies the Salem facility; the page does not publish a Marion-only residence rule.
- How to start
- Call for an appointment; voicemail may be necessary. Bring current medications and relevant home blood-pressure/blood-sugar readings.
No emergencies, narcotics/controlled substances, or work/accident injury claims. Published clinic hours do not guarantee available appointments.
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Volunteers in Medicine: free screened adult healthcare ↗
Lane, Benton, Linn county source lead
Medical care · Mental health care
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
A free comprehensive clinic program for eligible underserved adults, including primary care, behavioral health, women’s health and diabetes support. Most clinic-prescribed medications and partner lab services are free.
- Phone
- 541-685-1800
- Published location
- 2260 Marcola Road, Springfield, OR 97477
- Published schedule
- Mon/Wed/Thu 9 am–noon and 1:30–5 pm; Tue 1:30–5 pm and 5:30–8:30 pm; Friday closed.
- Who can use it and costs
- Adults meeting income screening, generally 85%–300% of federal poverty level based on recent three-month gross household income. Residency proof required for Lane County or the Monroe/Harrisburg vicinity; Benton/Linn tags cover only those vicinities. Some insured patients with deductibles of at least $2,500 may qualify.
- How to start
- Call for eligibility screening before a medical appointment. Bring requested residency and household-income proof; annual re-screening is required.
No workers-compensation or covered motor-vehicle accident care, or controlled-substance dispensing. Outside specialty referrals may have costs. The patient page’s dollar-income chart is not clearly dated; confirm current thresholds rather than treating its amounts as 2026 figures.
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Shared Oregon clinics, advice and finders
These options include remote services, statewide programs and directories. Eligibility and capacity still apply. A legal clinic may provide a short consultation or limited advice, rather than ongoing representation.
Oregon reproductive health program: eligible free services and clinic finder ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Medical care
Free for eligible services or patients · Finder or referral service
Program information and clinic referrals for eligible free reproductive health services, including birth control and related visits or testing.
- Who can use it and costs
- Income and program rules apply. Ask a participating clinic to screen eligibility for the particular service; free program services do not mean all care at that clinic is free.
- How to start
- Open Find a Clinic on the program page and contact a participating location about enrollment, confidential access and the services needed.
A referral and possible eligibility do not guarantee an appointment or coverage. Services outside this program may have charges.
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Clinic coverage across all 36 counties
Counts below describe county-scoped clinic/program intake profiles across all cost options. Shared finders and public-health contacts are excluded. Regional programs can appear in several counties; a county listing does not mean every resident qualifies. These counts do not measure distinct facilities or current openings.
Baker County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationBenton County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationClackamas County
2 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationClatsop County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationColumbia County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationCoos County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationCrook County
2 medical · 2 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationCurry County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationDeschutes County
2 medical · 2 dental · 1 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationDouglas County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationGilliam County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationGrant County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationHarney County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationHood River County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationJackson County
2 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationJefferson County
2 medical · 2 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationJosephine County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationKlamath County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationLake County
2 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationLane County
2 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationLincoln County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationLinn County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationMalheur County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationMarion County
1 medical · 1 dental · 1 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationMorrow County
2 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationMultnomah County
3 medical · 2 dental · 2 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationPolk County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationSherman County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationTillamook County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationUmatilla County
0 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationUnion County
1 medical · 0 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationWallowa County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationWasco County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationWashington County
1 medical · 1 dental · 2 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationWheeler County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
Public-health contact informationYamhill County
1 medical · 1 dental · 0 legal source leads.
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