Advancing diversity, equity and inclusion at WHA
Like so many organizations, WHA has been looking internally and asking important and long overdue questions in the wake of the murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and
Read moreLike so many organizations, WHA has been looking internally and asking important and long overdue questions in the wake of the murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and
Read moreJustice. Dignity. Respect. Ideals many of us are able to take for granted. As we witness and share in the heartbreak and frustration here at home and throughout
Read moreUpdated: March 17, 2021, 5:00PM The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) is prioritizing COVID-19 vaccine eligibility criteria and managing distribution of vaccine. WHA is not currently able to offer
Read moreWHA’s Gresham Station office will close permanently at the end of the day Thursday, June 20th. Drs. Alyxandra O’Brien and Claire Steen will both continue to see patients
Read moreIn late 2018, WHA had the pleasure of welcoming Catherine Schaefer, CNM, ND, Carissa St. Onge Carneiro, CNM and Rachel Kofron, RN to our Midwifery Birth Center. All
Read moreOn April 1st, 2019, the providers and staff of the former Bridgeview Women’s Health in northwest Portland became part of Women’s Healthcare Associates, LLC (WHA). WHA Bridgeview, as
Read morePortland OB/GYN Dr. Robert Dyson retires effective September 30, 2018. Since starting his practice in 1981, Dr. Dyson estimates he has delivered more than 17,000 babies and performed
Read moreOn May 14th, 2018 we are changing our electronic health record, scheduling and billing software system to Epic. We’re excited! Many medical practices and hospitals in the community
Read moreIn January, Oregonians will have the opportunity to vote on Ballot Measure 101. A “yes” vote helps preserve funding for the Oregon Health Plan through a small tax
Read moreIf you’re pregnant and want to begin care at WHA–or need to schedule an appointment during your pregnancy, call us! Find a provider and location here.
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