Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine | Free Medical Care for Uninsured Residents of Clackamas County

Our community. Caring for each other.

providing free healthcare

You Helped us Help our Community

Clackamas Volunteers in Medicine is about communities coming together to help one another. Get involved this #GivingTuesday. With your support, we can give the gift of health care to those without access and build stronger communities. Thank you for your support!

Donate

Your gift ensures that those in our community without access to health insurance are provided free care.

Ways to Help

Get in Touch

Call: 503.722.4400

Fax: 503-722-4114

Email: info@clackamasvim.org

Clinic Hours

Tuesday – Wednesday 1:00 – 5:00
Thursday 5:00 – 9:00

Eye Care

Monday 1:00 – 5:00

Wednesday 5:00 – 8:00

Volunteer

We are always looking for volunteers to join our team. Join our volunteer team and become a part of CVIM.

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OUR MISSION

To provide compassionate healthcare to uninsured and underinsured low income residents of Clackamas County.

TRUDY CRITES #GIVING TUESDAY DONATION…WE THANK YOU!

Learn more about Trudy

Artist and amazing person Trudy Crites has generously offered to give one of her nature watercolors to the first 30 donors who give $50.00 or more. Please listen Trudy’s story and be inspired.

PRIMARY CARE

Basic health screenings, including lab work, medical supplies, and referrals when needed.

PRE-DIABETIC EDUCATION

Preventive care increases an individuals capacity to work and improve their quality of life.

VISION + EYECARE

Helping patients see better to function in their daily life.

physical therapy

Maximizing what a patient can do and assisting in the prevention and rehabilitation.

DO YOU QUALIFY?

we are on your side

You are welcome here

The minute you walk into the CVIM clinic we want you to know that have entered a safe and welcoming environment. Our services are offered in Spanish and English. If you need an interpreter we will try our best to provide one for you.

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A lot of people think that being homeless is a choice or the result of bad character. It’s not. The people at CVIM get that. Here I am just ‘Robert’, someone that matters and deserves respect.”