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La Clinica is offering an innovative way to make sure children get required immunizations while families are focused on staying safe from possible coronavirus exposure. In May, La Clinica will host three parking lot immunization clinics with drive-up registration, the ability for families to safely wait in their vehicles, and nurses dedicated to infection control.
Read the full news release about the immunization clinics.
La Clinica is making its mobile health center available to care for homeless people along the Bear Creek Greenway in Medford during the coronavirus pandemic.
The 40-foot clinic on wheels will be open in the parking lot behind the Medford Senior Center, 510 E. Main St., near the Ninth Street pedestrian bridge, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays-Fridays starting March 31.
La Clinica is part of a community effort to provide health care, food, and safe shelter to people who are homeless. Jackson County and other community partners have organized an effort to provide meals to people living along the greenway.
La Clinica CEO Brenda Johnson will give a free luncheon presentation at noon, Thursday, Jan. 23, in the ballroom at Inn at the Commons, 200 N. Riverside Ave., Medford, about how the organization continuously evolves to provide exceptional care for everyone who needs it.
She will talk about how La Clinica creates excellence through innovation and highlight the next steps in mapping out a strategy to serve the community’s needs. In her presentation, she will share tools and processes for managing change, nurturing collaboration, and embracing new ideas.
The presentation is free and lunch is included.
See the full news release.
La Clinica is opening two community pharmacies inside its primary care health centers to help provide affordable prescriptions and personalized care all community members.
Read the press release about this new service.
La Clinica and Medford School District have signed an agreement that will bring a wellness coach to two elementary schools to provide mindfulness training for students and teachers.
Lessons for students at Oak Grove and Jackson elementary schools and training for teachers will teach basic mindfulness techniques for recognizing and regulating emotions. The program aims to reduce disruptive behavior in classrooms and give kids tools for coping.