OHSU Hospital and Clinics sits at 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, right on the main campus, with several other locations in the Portland area and across Oregon and Southwest Washington, and you'll notice that it's part of the CureHHT network, which means they pay special attention to rare blood vessel conditions, but they also handle all sorts of regular and specialty medical needs, including HHT Centers and a wide range of care for adults and children. You'll find care for bones and joints like Foot and Ankle, Spine, Sports Medicine, Hip and Knee, and special programs for people who need joint replacements or have fractures, plus there's support for bone tumors, hand injuries, and those needing physical medicine or rehabilitation, and for children there's a Pediatric Orthopaedics service right at Doernbecher Children's Hospital, which sits close by and is part of their network too.
You'll see that OHSU offers a lot of imaging and diagnostic services on the 10th floor, with MRI, CT, X-ray, pediatric imaging, ultrasound on Saturdays, and fluoroscopy during weekday hours if you call ahead, and their imaging library keeps track of pictures and scans for future visits. The hospital runs advanced labs, a busy pharmacy, and a medical records office. You'll find the Oregon Behavioral Health Coordination Center, Oregon Medical Coordination Center, and even a Decedent Affairs team, so there's support all across the healthcare journey. They care for patients in units set up for different needs, from surgery to emergency care, and they have special research programs, teaching programs, and fellowships for doctors in training, plus the staff work as a team, with doctors, nurses, and other professionals involved in patient care.
Visitors and patients use parking garages, valet services at the ER, electric vehicle parking, and RV slots, and there's also the Portland Aerial Tram, which goes to other parts of the campus, and there are bike and walk facilities, carpooling, and guaranteed ride home programs for when things run late or folks need extra help getting home, while the hospital connects to the VA Hospital by a sky bridge and to buildings like Kohler Pavilion, Hatfield Research Center, and Doernbecher via the 9th floor, and there's a surgical waiting area with art and a fireplace for longer stays. Meals are available any time in the cafeteria on the 3rd floor, and you'll see a dedicated chaplain's office and a main information desk for help finding your way.
Patients can use MyChart to message doctors and see test results, while providers have EpicCare Link for medical records and advice, and the hospital supports health research and classes. Safety staff patrol the campus, and the Ombuds Office steps in if there's ever a problem. You'll find care for women at the Center for Women's Health, eye care at Casey Eye Institute, brain care at the Brain Institute, and child's care at Doernbecher Pediatrics, plus there's a School of Dentistry, School of Medicine, and School of Nursing. Treatment options cover women's health, ENT, orthopaedics, emergency care, hospital at home service, and more, and you'll see strong programs for chronic illnesses.
Several clinics, labs, and programs spread across the OHSU Marquam Hill, South Waterfront, and West Campuses, such as the OHSU Orthopaedics Clinic in Beaverton and others, serve both appointments and walk-ins, with dedicated departments for handling different health concerns, while special transportation services and parking permits help students and staff get to classes, clinics, and work. Continued learning for doctors, patient support with registration and records, active safety and health equity programs, and regular hospital expansion all mean the hospital keeps growing right along with the community's needs.
