Providence Medical Group

Administrative Office
3601 SW Murray Blvd, Ste 45
Beaverton, OR 97005
503-574-9800

Overview

Providence Medical Group provides high-quality, compassionate health care for people of all ages in the Portland metro area, including Vancouver. Our team of providers and staff offer expertise in family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics/gynecology, dermatology and other specialties.

Many of our conveniently located clinics offer onsite laboratory, radiology and physical therapy services. Providence Medical Group’s immediate care clinics provide comprehensive care and extended hours.

Find a physician, provider or clinic

Providence Medical Group features a network of over 20 medical clinics conveniently located throughout the Portland metropolitan area. Many of our locations are easy to reach from southwest Washington. Search our directory.

Locate the Providence Medical Group immediate care clinic nearest you

Providence Medical Group’s immediate care clinics offer treatment for minor illnesses or injuries on a walk-in basis, seven days a week, including evenings.

More Information

Protecting the Privacy of Our Patients

Providence Medical Group is committed to protecting the privacy of our patients. This commitment includes not only your personal health information, but your personal identity and financial information, as well. Please know that Providence Medical Group does not request social security number, credit card or bank account information over the telephone. Click here for more details regarding patient privacy.

Health news and resources e-mailed to you

Providence Medical Group is committed to providing wellness information to help maintain or improve your overall health. In this spirit, we are pleased to introduce To Your Health, our new patient newsletter.

Living with Dementia

Caring for someone who has Alzheimer's disease or other memory loss conditions can be overwhelming. On May 17, Spectrum Elder Services and Providence Health & Services will present a seminar to give families and caregivers practical answers to the challenges they face.

Asthma

Asthma causes swelling and irritation in your airways, making it hard for you to breathe. For more information on causes, symptoms and treatments of asthma, visit our Asthma Resource Center

Living with Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is caused by a lack of bone strength or bone density and is becoming a major public health problem. Visit our Osteoporosis Resource Center for more information on the causes, treatments and information on living with osteoporosis.

Eat well, be well

Eat well and you'll feel better, have improved energy, greater concentration and reduce your risk for disease. For answers to your nutrition questions, or to find tips, tools and links to some tasty recipes, visit the Providence Nutrition Resource Center. Choosing healthier meal and snack choices for you and your family is just a click away!

Diabetes and you

Often diabetes goes untreated because many of the symptoms seem harmless. Studies indicate the early detection and treatment of diabetes can decrease the chances for developing the complications of diabetes, such as heart disease or stroke. Learn your risk factors and how you can manage the disease and live a healthy, active life.

Scoliosis

Everyone’s spine has natural curves, but when an individual has scoliosis, their spine also curves from side to side. If your child or loved one shows symptoms such as uneven shoulders, an elevated hip, a prominent shoulder blade or blades, or ribs higher on one side of the body, schedule an exam with their doctor right away. Early intervention and treatment can keep scoliosis from getting worse.

Overactive bladder

Overactive bladder (OAB) affects about one in six men and women in the U.S. For people with OAB, they may feel a sudden urge to urinate that’s difficult to suppress and may cause incontinence (the involuntary loss of urine). There are treatment options available that can help alleviate your symptoms and manage the impact on your daily life.

Advice for healthy traveling

A little research and preparation will help you stay healthy wherever your travel plans take you.

Reach your fitness goals

Daily activity can help you feel and look better. Check out our Fitness Resource Center for exercise tips, a calorie calculator, our AudioLibrary and a health and fitness class listing.

Genetic Privacy law effective July 1

Effective July 1, a new Oregon law allows patients to decide whether they want their health information and biological samples to be available for anonymous and coded genetic research.