Project Access Multnomah County

Providing the Next Level of Health Care

Community safety net clinics provide primary and acute care to low-income, uninsured residents of Multnomah County. However, when a patient is diagnosed with a condition requiring a specialist, their care hits a road block. The safety net is without the resources to provide comprehensive services, such as specialty care and hospitalization. While symptoms can be treated, a patient’s health invariably becomes worse, forcing them to the emergency department with a health crisis.

Project Access coordinates a process in which volunteer physicians and hospitals are willing to care for patients at the time their health issue is identified in the safety net clinic. Patients are seen by a specialist to resolve serious medical problems rather than returning repeatedly to primary clinics to treat symptoms.

I’d Like More Information for

Patients

Volunteer Physicians

Volunteer Medical Office Professionals

Referring Clinic Providers

Referring Clinic Patient Coordinators

New Collaborative Project Access Website

More details about this program, as well as our regional and county partners is available at our new website.

http://www.projectaccessnow.org

What is the Eligibility Criteria?

Patients must meet the following eligibility guidelines:

referred by a participating safety net clinic

at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level

a resident of Multnomah County for at least six months

have no access to insurance

and have a demonstrated medical need

Volunteer Physicians are Leading the Way

I want to join my peers in this collaborative and equitable community effort helping the medically underserved.

Download the Individual Volunteer Agreement

Download the Clinic/Group Volunteer Agreement

or call for more information

503.413.5541 Office

503.200.1244 Fax