Planning for tomorrow

By Randy McClelland, Director of Strategic Initiatives

Since 2009, CMH has seen tremendous growth for the benefit of our community and our patients.

Growing services

The annual number of clinic visits has grown more than 4.6 times. This growth has led to CMH adding more than 190 jobs to our local economy, including 30 medical providers.

CMH is committed to bringing necessary and appropriate services to our community through construction and expansion. Over the past several years,

CMH:

Built the Professional Office Building II to house both CMH clinics and independent medical clinics.
Opened a primary care and urgent care in Warrenton.
Opened specialty clinics in endocrinology, pulmonology and podiatry.
Expanded the cardiac rehabilitation gym and services.
Increased appointments for orthopedics, pediatrics and general surgery.
Started a retail pharmacy.

Planning for the future

Through smart growth and community cooperation, CMH has become Oregon’s fastest-growing rural health system.

Cancer Collaborative

Amrita Desai, MD
Sahar Rosenbaum, MD
Jennifer Lycette, MD

Cardiology Clinic

Zachary Caverley, PA-C
Gary Greenberg, MD
James Reynolds, AGACNP-BC
Diana Rinkevich, MD

Pediatric Clinic

Misha Caldwell, PNP
Ramchander Madhavarapu, MD
Allison Martin, MD

Primary Care Clinic

Alexandra Armstrong, MD
Kevin Baxter, DO
Anna Hemphill, MD
Carin Pluedeman, MD
Anisa Richardson, MD
Mary Rizzo, FNP-BC

Women’s Center

Corinne Almquist, CNM
Nathan Amrine, MD
Patricia Boullie, CNM
Robert Holland, MD, PhD

Saving time and money

With radiation therapy now available on the North Coast, patients are saving more than $36,000 per month.

One major expansion in 2017 was the construction and opening of the 19,000-square-foot CMH-OHSU Knight Cancer Collaborative, which brought radiation treatment to the region.

Since the Cancer Collaborative opened in October 2017, radiation therapy treatments provided locally have grown from zero to about 375 a month. Patients no longer have to drive to Longview or Portland for treatments—saving more than $36,000 a month in wear and tear on their car, time driving and gas.