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.
Lane County clinic leads
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Center for Community Counseling — affordable weekly therapy ↗
Lane county source lead
Mental health care
Fees based on income · Clinic or program intake
Eugene counseling access for uninsured or underinsured people and those whose insurance copays or deductibles prevent access to therapy. Weekly sessions address concerns such as relationships, depression and anxiety. Initial intake costs $20; weekly therapy uses a $5–$40 sliding fee.
- Phone
- 541-344-0620
- intake@ccceugene.org
- Published location
- 1465 Coburg Road, Eugene, OR 97401.
- Published schedule
- Office screening calls: Monday–Thursday, 9 am–3 pm. Weekly therapy sessions: Monday–Friday, 9 am–5 pm.
- Who can use it and costs
- Phone screening determines appropriate level of care. Clients must attend weekly and be able to pay the sliding fee. OHP members and students may have other covered services; Medicare or out-of-state insurance patients may inquire.
- How to start
- Call for a short screening, then an intake appointment and counselor matching.
Does not bill insurance. Does not provide mandated counseling, substance-use counseling, assistance with active domestic violence, or crisis/walk-in counseling.
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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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White Bird Dental Clinic — low-cost dental care ↗
Lane county source lead
Dental care
Fees based on income · Clinic or program intake
Preventive and restorative dental services for Lane County residents, including uninsured, underinsured, low-income and unhoused patients. Appointments are needed for routine cleanings and fillings. Free interpreter services are available.
- Phone
- 541-344-8302
- Published location
- 1415 Pearl Street, Eugene, OR 97401.
- Published schedule
- Monday–Thursday, 8 am–5 pm; Friday, 8 am–3 pm.
- Who can use it and costs
- Accepts OHP, Trillium, PacificSource and private dental insurance. Uninsured fees depend on family income; bring proof of income and photo identification.
- How to start
- Call to schedule care. Ask for current alternating-Friday walk-in clinic dates; walk-in appointments are assigned by lottery.
Walk-in treatment is limited and is not first come, first served; arrive no earlier than 10 minutes before the scheduled start. Coverage and charges depend on plan and service.
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White Bird Medical Clinic — primary care and income-based fees ↗
Lane county source lead
Medical care
Cost needs confirmation · Clinic or program intake
Eugene primary care with a focus on unhoused and low-income patients, including preventive exams, injury treatment, minor procedures and specialist referrals. In-person and telehealth appointments are offered; uninsured patients may receive income-based discounts.
- Phone
- 541-484-4800
- Published location
- 1400 Mill Street, Eugene, OR.
- Published schedule
- Monday–Friday, 9 am–noon and 1–5:30 pm.
- Who can use it and costs
- Accepts listed PacificSource, Trillium and Oregon Health Plan plans and self-pay; confirm your plan. Provider says no one is turned away for inability to pay for a visit.
- How to start
- Call before visiting to schedule or establish care. Same-day rapid-access appointments depend on provider availability and clinical need.
Temporarily shifting away from walk-in appointments. Does not provide pediatric or prenatal care, administrative disability/immigration/DOT exams, or DEA-controlled prescriptions. Mobile Friday services are restricted to St. Vincent de Paul clients.
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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.
Access the Law veterans remote legal clinic ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Legal advice and clinics
Free and paid services; check details · Clinic or program intake
Oregon veterans can request a free half-hour initial consultation on landlord-tenant, family law, bankruptcy, or estate planning. A separate grant-funded program offers free services to qualifying veterans who are homeless or at risk.
- Phone
- 541-686-4890
- access@accessthelaw.org
- Who can use it and costs
- Veterans; free consultation is limited to the four listed practice areas. Homelessness grant services have separate qualifying criteria.
- How to start
- Complete the linked Veteran Intake; staff contact applicants to arrange a remote attorney consultation.
Consultations in other practice areas cost $100. Scheduling depends on attorney availability and may involve a waiting list; immediate service is not promised. Requesting services does not establish representation.
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Oregon Free Legal Answers online civil advice ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Legal advice and clinics
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Statewide virtual clinic where qualifying Oregon users ask civil legal questions and receive written answers from volunteer attorneys.
- Who can use it and costs
- Adults who pass the income/assets and other eligibility screening; civil matters, not criminal cases. Users cannot be incarcerated or already have a lawyer for the issue.
- How to start
- Select Get Started, complete screening, create an account, post a question, and return to read the emailed response notification.
Up to three different legal questions per year. Not all questions receive an answer. Attorneys cannot call users or represent them in court. An answer before a court date or deadline is not promised.
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Rural Oregon survivor immigration consultation ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Legal advice and clinics
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Free immigration consultation for qualifying rural Oregon survivors of domestic/dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking; eligible immigration-relief cases may also be accepted without charge.
- Phone
- 503-542-2855 ext. 9
- ils-intakes@ccoregon.org
- Who can use it and costs
- Survivors must reside in a rural Oregon county or have experienced the victimization in one. The page provides a rural-county map.
- How to start
- Call extension 9 to request the free consultation. Advocates/program questions: ils-rural@ccoregon.org.
The free rural program has survivor and rural-location restrictions; free case acceptance is not guaranteed. People elsewhere in Oregon may call the broader immigration team, but that does not establish eligibility for this free program.
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HRSA: find a community health center ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Medical care · Dental care
Fees based on income · Finder or referral service
Search for health centers near an Oregon town or ZIP code. HRSA-funded centers provide primary medical and dental care with fees based on ability to pay, with or without health insurance.
- Who can use it and costs
- Ask the center about its sliding-fee application, household income documentation and the services included.
- How to start
- Enter your location in the finder, then contact the listed clinic for intake and financial-assistance screening.
A finder result is not a confirmed appointment or a promise of free treatment. Charges, specialties and available appointments vary by center.
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LASO Statewide Tax Clinic ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Legal advice and clinics
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Statewide low-income legal intake for IRS disputes and related Oregon Department of Revenue issues, including tax debt, audits, Tax Court, and worker classification.
- Phone
- 503-295-9499
- Published location
- 4531 SE Belmont Street, Suite 201, Portland, OR 97215
- Who can use it and costs
- Low-income Oregon taxpayers; screening and case acceptance required.
- How to start
- Call the clinic or follow its appointment/contact links to request an intake.
The published service scope is tax disputes; routine tax-return preparation is not confirmed by this source. Acceptance, representation, and a particular tax outcome are not guaranteed.
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NAPOLS statewide Native American legal intake ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Legal advice and clinics
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Specialized statewide free legal intake for income-eligible Native individuals, Tribes, and organizations on matters connected to Native-community rights.
- Phone
- 503-223-9483
- Published location
- 3515 NE 43rd Ave., Portland, OR 97213
- Who can use it and costs
- Generally below 125% of federal poverty guidelines, a U.S. citizen, and a legal need pertinent to the Native community. Youth, elders, and Tribal Courts receive priority.
- How to start
- Call for intake and service hours; interpretation in more than 160 languages is available on request.
Published current direct-representation areas are wills/estate planning, Tribal or federal-trust probate, Tribal-court guardianship, and criminal-record expungement. Other issues are case by case; historical activities are not promises of current representation.
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Lewis & Clark Small Business Legal Clinic client intake ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Legal advice and clinics
Fees based on income · Clinic or program intake
Transactional legal assistance for qualifying Oregon businesses and nonprofits, with income-based administrative fees in intern and volunteer programs.
- Phone
- 503-768-6940
- sblc@lclark.edu
- Published location
- 333 SW 5th Ave., Suite 400, Portland, OR 97204
- Who can use it and costs
- Financial need; existing or planned Oregon business or nonprofit; requested help must fit clinic services.
- How to start
- Complete the online intake form; staff then conduct a 15–20 minute phone intake and determine the appropriate program.
Not a universally free clinic. Intern and volunteer programs charge sliding administrative fees; staff-attorney work may carry an hourly fee. No dispute resolution, lawsuits, or bankruptcy assistance.
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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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Oregon Primary Care Association: community health center directory ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Medical care
Fees based on income · Finder or referral service
Statewide directory of community health center organizations and their clinic towns. Use the provider link to find the right location and ask about affordable primary care.
- Who can use it and costs
- Each clinic determines intake, income-based discounts and insurance acceptance.
- How to start
- Choose a clinic organization near your town, then contact its patient intake team.
OPCA is an association, not a patient-care clinic. A network entry can represent multiple locations; this directory does not establish free care or openings at each location.
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Oregon Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts consultations ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Legal advice and clinics
Free and paid services; check details · Clinic or program intake
Remote, 50-minute volunteer-attorney consultations for qualifying Oregon artists and creative nonprofits about contracts, intellectual property, and business formation.
- Who can use it and costs
- Cannot afford counsel; Oregon residents or Oregon-organized/incorporated organizations. Individual income below $70,000; nonprofit creative organization budget below $150,000.
- How to start
- Submit the online application. Approved applicants are considered for attorney pairing in the following monthly cycle; the attorney arranges phone/video timing.
One clinic session per year. A $20 administrative payment is requested after consultation, so this is not listed as unconditionally free. No active litigation or investment advice. Pairing and additional services depend on approval and availability.
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University of Oregon Business Law Clinic public intake ↗
Shared Oregon service or finder
Legal advice and clinics
Free for eligible services or patients · Clinic or program intake
Free transactional legal services for Oregon businesses and entrepreneurs unable to afford counsel, including business formation, contracts, and trademark assistance.
- Who can use it and costs
- Oregon businesses and entrepreneurs, including students, who cannot afford legal services.
- How to start
- Use the General Clinic Services intake form linked on the clinic page to request services and describe timing.
Intake does not establish acceptance or immediate availability. This is a business legal services clinic; the page does not offer general litigation help.
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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.
Public-health contact information