ATTENTION: No one may enter a Salem Health clinic or hospital if they are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms. This includes staff. Anyone entering a Salem Health facility must wear a facial mask at all times. If you are experiencing symptoms, call our COVID-19 triage line at 503-814-0099 before seeking care.
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Salem Health Medical Clinics are open.
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COVID-19 updates: Visit our COVID-19 page for the latest guidance and resources from Salem Health.

Salem Health's specialty clinics are open

Don't delay your health care. Our specialists are ready to care for you. All specialists are available for in-person appointments. And many are available for virtual appointments. Contact your specialist's clinic for more details about scheduling and virtual care.

View a list of all of our specialty clinics.

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From our CEO: Keep up the good work!

At Salem Health Hospitals and Clinics, the safety of our employees, patients and community is at the core of everything we do. But all of it is connected to our neighbors in one way or another. Health care workers are heroes, but every hero has a team.

Read the full message here.

Continue social distancing, even when sunny skies are calling!

As the weather improves and the temptation to go outside grows, please remember to keep your distance, wash your hands and avoid touching your face.

You are not only protecting yourself and the people you live with. You're also helping to protect health care workers and conserve important medical resources.

Social distancing matters!

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Every hero has a team. Thank you for being on ours.

Community health is a team effort, especially when it comes to defeating COVID-19. For every front-line medical hero, there is a family, a neighborhood, a city, and a whole world of teammates.

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Employees pitch in across Salem Health

Wondering what our staff are up to if they aren’t part of our COVID-19 care teams?

Departments that are closed become part of Salem Health’s “labor pool” during the pandemic. The folks from those departments and clinics help out with a variety of important tasks:

  • Answering phones
  • Helping make PPE
  • Assisting with at-the-door screenings for visitors

Please join us in our heartfelt thanks to all of our staff who are stepping up in these challenging times!

May 1: Updated visitor restrictions at Salem Health Hospitals and Clinics

We are now allowing visitors in more circumstances, as long as they meet health criteria.

We thank you for your understanding and cooperation. More details and criteria can be found in the full statement below.

Read the full statement.

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COVID-19 prevention and treatment tips

While there is no specific antiviral treatment for COVID-19, if your symptoms are mild and you do not need medical attention, you can treat COVID-19 as you would other viral illnesses.

If you are experiencing symptoms and need medical care, virtual care is available at Salem Health Urgent Care and with most Salem Health primary care providers.

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We're listening!

Community input is an important part of our decision-making at the highest levels, so we want to hear from you.

By participating in our Insights Community survey group, you are making your voice heard across Salem Health.

Joining is easy!

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Salem Hospital

503-561-5200

West Valley Hospital

503-623-8301

Medical records requests

Phone: 503-561-5750

Fax: 503-814-2728

Patient advocates (Comments and complaints)

503-561-5765

patientadvocate@salemhealth.org