Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center cares for more MS patients than any other facility in the state. A team of MS experts, including neurologists, nurses, therapists and researchers, offer patients therapy. The center is a leading participant in regional, national and international clinical trials.
The center is an affiliated partner with the Oregon chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, bringing more resources to patients and families throughout Oregon.
Please contact us at:
Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center 9427 S.W. Barnes Road, Suite 595 Portland, OR 97225 Phone: 503-216-1150 Fax: 503-296-9856 Map/Directions
News & Information
What Every Patient Should Know About MS Stanley Cohan, M.D., Ph.D., medical director Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center, is giving a presentation for persons diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and their family and friends. Please register by calling the National MS Society, Oregon Chapter, at 800-344-4867 or visit www.defeatMS.com and click on “View the Oregon Chapter Calendar.” Join us for this free forum at the Red Lion Hotel at the Quay, 100 Columbia St., Vancouver, Wash., from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Pacific Northwest MS Registry (formerly known as Oregon MS Registry) If you are over age 18 and have been diagnosed with MS, you can help MS research and advocacy by registering online today or call 503-216-1022 for a registration packet. Learn more.
Multiple sclerosis research studies Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center is seeking people to take part in a number of research studies. To participate, or to find out about research we are conducting, view our list of clinical trials.
Providence MS center will be presenting papers at the American Academy of Neurology Two papers, “The Oregon MS Registry- Preliminary Results” and “Depression and Fatigue in Clinically Definite MS- Results from the Oregon MS Registry” have been accepted for poster presentation at the 62nd Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Neurology (AAN) on April 17, 2010 in Toronto, Canada.
Program manager Chiayi Chen wins health care writing award
Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center Program Manager, Chiayi Chen, has earned the 2009 Nursing Economic$/Margaret Sovie Writer's Award. Chen's co-authored article, "Evaluation of a Nurse-Practitioner Led Care Management Model in Reducing Inpatient Drug Utilization and Cost," was published in the May-June 2009 volume of Nursing Economic$.
Dr. Cohan discusses signs of MS and new trends being identified through research
Read the encouraging story of how one patient found hope, answers and a way out of her wheelchair, thanks to the compassionate, comprehensive, assertive therapy provided by Dr. Stanley Cohan, Dr. Mark Morrow and the rest of the team at Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center.
Providence Multiple Sclerosis Center cares for more MS patients than any other facility in the state. A team of MS experts, including neurologists, nurses, therapists and researchers, offer patients therapy. The center is a leading participant in regional, national and international clinical trials.