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Background image: The Weddle Covered Bridge in Sweet Home, Oregon.
Who:   Building a Healthier Sweet Home Together serves the citizens of the rural community of Sweet Home, Oregon, and all who work and recreate in this community and region of east Linn County.

What: 

  • Build a new 17,500-square-foot family medicine and walk-in clinic with a pharmacy and helipad.
  • Renovate existing clinic on Main Street for expanded physical therapy and rehabilitation services.

Where:  Property off of Highway 20 near Wiley Creek for new clinics and helipad. Existing clinic to expand physical therapy services.

Timeline:  Doors opened to patients on Monday, Oct. 30. The open house for the new medical center was Friday, Oct. 27.  The groundbreaking ceremony was held on Aug. 29, 2022.

Why:  Provide health care enhancements and improve access for citizens of Sweet Home, meet the community health priorities for the future as identified by the city of Sweet Home in strategic planning conversations.

Lead Foundation:  Lebanon Community Hospital Foundation.

Your Generous Support Turned a Dream Into Reality

Read about the October 2023 grand opening of the new Sweet Home Medical Center.

 

“They can go to the main clinic, to the walk-in clinic, and have a doctor care for them. This is good for our community. Having one more option is a really nice thing. It’s an improvement to the quality of life here in Sweet Home.”

~ Community Member Dave Barringer

 

Building a Healthier Sweet Home Together Campaign Committee

 

Milt Moran, co-chair, Samaritan Health Services and Lebanon Community Hospital board member

Miriam Swanson, co-chair, Lebanon Community Hospital Foundation trustee

Dave Barringer, Lebanon Community Hospital Foundation trustee

Bob Dalton, community member

Steve Hanscam, Lebanon Community Hospital Foundation trustee

Larry Horton, community member

Meaghan Norvell, PA-C, Sweet Home Family Medicine, committee member

Debbie Paul, Lebanon Community Hospital Foundation trustee and Lebanon Community Hospital board member

Marsha Philpot, Lebanon Community Hospital board member

Ray Towry, community member