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Full Name And Credentials	NPI	Gender	Race	Ethnicity	Clinic/Hospital	Secondary Clinic/Hospital	Languages Spoken	Non-english fluency verified	Degree	Type of Provider	Secondary Type of Provider	Specialty	Secondary Specialty	Ages Served	Areas of Expertise	Street Address	City	State	Zip Code	County	Phone	Secondary Street Address	Secondary City	Secondary State	Secondary Zip Code	Secondary County	Secondary Phone	Website	Accepting New Members	Certified Interpreter Services Availiable, Including ASL	Facility is ADA Accessible and has Accommodations for People with Physical Disabilities	Completed Cultural Competency Training	Addtitional Cultural and Linguistic Capabilities	Offers telehealth appointments	Auxiliary aids available	Is an accessible route from site arrival points and an accessible entrance provided to everyone?	Does the building allow people with different abilities to obtain services and participate in activities without assistance?	Does the equipment being used and services utilized provide for all patients to be treated and equitably?	Are facility practices reviewed for TIC and CLAS best practices?	Additional auxiliary aids available for Hearing Impaired Members	Additional auxiliary aids available for Vision Impaired Members
Oregon Coast Community Action	0500842021		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Coast Community Action (Orcca)		English	No		Other Service Providers		Health Related Social Needs - Climate Services	Health Related Social Needs - Outreach/Engagement	Adult and Pediatric	Home Modifications	1855 Thomas Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7070							https://www.orcca.us/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	No
Donald Schaefer, QMHP-C,MS	1003059742	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	QMHP-C,MS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Margaret Gressle, ANP	1003119132	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Oak Street Health Care Center		English	No	ANP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-8898							http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Simon, LPC	1003193657	Male	Information Not Provided	Western European	William G Simon Llc	Coos Health And Wellness	English, Spanish	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2495 Newmark Street	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	458-710-8535	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	simonsez95624@yahoo.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Johnson, LCSW	1003242173	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelly Squire-Hamblet, OT	1003249046	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leanne Hake, CADC II	1003256231	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Lakeview	English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1741 Newmark Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Diane Smith, LPC	1003329905	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
German Ferrer, MD	1003391046	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sholana Shoberg, QMHA-I	1003471319	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Uriah Yraguen, THW-PSS	1003538315	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	THW-PSS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kameron Jones, DPT	1003551029	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Caitlin Oreilly, DPT	1003586207	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Gordon, RD	1003673286	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chloe Leiby, DPT	1003700337	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cyndra Krogen-Morton, QMHP-R	1003754193	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shawna Schaar, LCSW	1003820283	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Angela Watson, PA	1003823022	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350							https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Ivanitsky, MD	1003837410	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Lower Umpqua Reedsport Medical Clinic	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	385 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2119	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brooke Kyle, MD	1003859372	Female	Information Not provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lower Umpqua Hospital	1003874819		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital		English	No		Hospitals	Group	Acute Care	Critical Access, Billing Provider, Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Critical Access	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trinity Valley Pharmacy Retail	1013034735		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Trinity Valley Pharmacy Retail		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Mail Order Pharmacy, Specialty Pharmacy, Rural Health Clinic, Indian Hlth Svc/Tribal/Urban Indian Hlth Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	2001 Foothill Blvd Bldg F3	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-9437							INFO@TRINITYVALLEY.NET	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bhavani Peddagovindu, MD	1013167303	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Tucker, LPC	1013210681	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erinn Meyer, RD	1013293265	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Merna Peterson, QMHP-C,MA	1013296920	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHP-C,MA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Grace Schroeder, LCSW	1013449271	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Campbell, MD	1013478270	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Vascular & Interventional Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	500 5Th St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Lowry, QMH-R	1013592245	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMH-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Connors, CRM,QMHA-R	1013600725	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM,QMHA-R	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lindsi Poole, QMHA-I	1013604008	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katrina West, QMHA-R,PCA	1013635408	Female	Information Not Provided	Western European	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHA-R,PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Moon, CADC-R	1013636034	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Crossroads	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cimberly Cook, CRM	1013737295	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rudolf Hoellrich, MD	1013917285	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephen Mattichak, MD	1013930189	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases		Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fred Meyer Dme/Pharmacy (Coos Bay)	1023044237		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Fred Meyer Pharmacy #050		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer, Assistive Technology, Prosthesis	Adult and Pediatric		1020 S First Avenue	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-4033							https://www.fredmeyer.com/stores/pharmacy/or/coos%20bay/701/00050	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Campbell, LCSW	1023137171	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sarah Campbell Lcsw		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	375 Park Ave Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-294-5515							lcsw.scampbell@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Oregon Eye Consultants Llc	1023199734		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927							https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Huang, MD	1023214533	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	700 Sw Campus Dr, Floor 7	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Frank Ford, LCSW	1023236551	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Christian Counseling Services		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	3803 Vista Court	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-7453							https://www.christiancounselingcooscounty.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maynika Rastogi, MD	1023253358	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Pediatric Endocrinology, Primary Care Provider	Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dustin Harn, PA	1023326923	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Victoria Shultz, PA-C	1023351418	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Donna Roy, RD	1023392040	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sharon Monsivais, MD	1023455490	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Plastic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nico Forest, LPC	1023468501	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Forest Counseling Llc		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	Telehealth Only	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-425-7545							forestcounseling@yahoo.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	NO	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelsey Brown, QMHA-II	1023560810	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-II	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anna Dodd, FNP	1023582673	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Bandon)	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	110 10Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-5191	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/bandon/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jenny Tausch, PMHNP	1023649605	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Monarch Mental Health	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	320 Central Ave Ste 212	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	401-217-9333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.monarchmentalhealth.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aviva Health Pharmacy	1023747813		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-492-2078							https://aviva.health/locations/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lacy Premo, QMHA-R	1023749736	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Davenport, QMHA-I	1023770948	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laurel Jeffrey, LMFT	1023784386	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Marriage and Family Therapist, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kristen Mihm, RD	1023879525	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michelle Schick, RD	1023882420	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Candelaria, MD	1033112271	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Lower Umpqua Hospital/Snf Swing Bed	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Freeman, MD	1033170519	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brendan Kelly, MD	1033233192	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Cardiologist, Pediatric Cardiology, Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15220 Nw Laidlaw Rd.	Portland	OR	97229	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fred Meyer Pharmacy (Roseburg)	1033283569		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Fred Meyer Pharmacy #281		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	929 Nw Garden Valley Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-957-3058							https://www.fredmeyer.com/stores/pharmacy/or/roseburg/701/00281	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Matthew Mccaskill, DO	1033347349	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	808 Sw Campus Dr.	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Morrow, MD	1033354766	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Infant		3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shelly Anderson, CRNA	1033397120	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
M2 Anesthesia Pllc	1033432562		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Palmer, MD	1033747845	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karolin Saweres, RD	1033785472	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dylan Terrell, QMHA-I	1033819305	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cristian Mercado, RD	1033894555	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Allissa Eiser, RD	1033918644	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Brooks, THW-PHN	1043046139	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-PHN	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trek Lyons, MD	1043210248	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Sports Medicine		Adult and Pediatric	Sports Medicine	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katria Mertz, MD	1043351992	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Chase Gardens		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Adult and Pediatric		360 S Gardne Way Ste 290	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachel Kolbinsky, MD	1043449366	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Stauffer, LCSW	1043449937	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy Eugene Office		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	59 E 11Th Ave Ste 200	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Spier, LPC	1043463391	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Creative Roots Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	375 Park Ave Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-294-5515							espier.lpc@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cynthia Simmons, LCSW,MSW	1043610660	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cynthia Simmons Lscw		English, Spanish	No	LCSW,MSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	632 C West Anderson	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-271-0060							cindy.simmonsLCSW@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	NO	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jean Colon-Pons, MD	1043654015	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Vascular & Interventional Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gregory Sopka, PA	1043712383	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sara Kerr, RD	1043712482	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Penny Peters, QMHA,CRM	1043723273	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA,CRM	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Peer Support Adult Addictions, Peer Support Adult Mental Health, Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Grant Meeker, MD	1043739873	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mario Bugnone, LCSW	1043753916	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	New Roots Counseling		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	Telehealth Only	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	928-380-1120							mbugnone@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	NO	N		Telehealth Only	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Susie Leonard, LCSW	1043794126	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emmalee Vittetoe, PA-C	1053010876	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ndeye Thiaw, PA	1053065839	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danielle Underwood, RDH	1053073502	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Dental Services		English	No	RDH	Dental Providers		Coll Agrmt Exp Practice		Adult and Pediatric		1885 Waite Street	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/dental/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lindsay Iannone, PA	1053093963	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1010 1St St Ste 110	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529	1312 Tichnor Ave	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-1114	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pathfinders Behavioral Health Llc	1053111369		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pathfinders Behavioral Health Llc		English	No		Group	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Billing Provider	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	271 N Baxter St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	949-306-9839							greggarrowlcsw@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Beverly Calderon, RD	1053116152	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Matthew Savard, QMHA-R	1053204636	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Reicherter, MD	1053379826	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Dermatologist		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Stellar, MD	1053397182	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Sinnott, MD	1053397463	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lawrence Cheal, PT	1053403592	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hunts Md Phd John	1053556019		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aesthetic Surgical Arts & Skin Enhancement Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Medical Specialty	2550 Willakenzie Rd Ste 1	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-434-0922							https://www.aestheticsurgicalarts.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Rodney Mann, CRNA	1053596247	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Dumesnil, LPC	1053695254	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Medford)		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	3709 Citation Way Ste 200	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jamie Williams, CSWA	1053803833	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner, Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Empson, FNP	1053907006	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Coquille)	Southern Coos Hospital	English, Urdu	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	790 E 5Th St Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Mcgary, CADC-I	1053914416	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Phan, DMD	1053968891	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bend Teledentistry)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		63140 Britta St Ste D104	Bend	OR	97703	Deschutes	866-268-9631							https://www.advantagedental.com/services	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Crystal Mcavoy, QMHA-R	1063033280	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Case Management	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Austin Hunsaker, QMHA-R	1063095172	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amber Gray, LPCA	1063126241	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Catherine Johnston, THW-PSS	1063173029	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	THW-PSS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Eichlin, QMHP-R	1063241982	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Mccaffery, QMHA-R	1063340438	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittnee Thomas, CRM	1063375442	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Telemedpsych	1063380913		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Telemedpsych		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Pediatric	Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry	Telehealth Only	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	800-520-9857							https://www.telemedpsych.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N/A			Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues
Lower Umpqua Hospital/Swing Bed	1063460095		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital/Snf Swing Bed		English	No		Hospital Units		Nursing Facility Swing - Hospital		Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffrey Woolsey, MD	1063572238	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Antony Chu, MD	1063573764	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coos County Health Department	1063576908		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos County Health Department		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities	Group	Public Clinic	Family Planning Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Ambulatory Family Planning Facility	281 Laclair St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							https://cooshealthandwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ryan Pederson, DPM	1063605384	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English, Spanish	No	DPM	Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service Providers		Podiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Foot & Ankle Surgery	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sandra Mccracken, CADC II	1063668127	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patrick Crane, CSWA	1063718377	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachelle Ellery, LMFT	1063818490	Female	Information Not Provided	African American	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Megan Lucas, PMHNP	1063832111	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bryon Blackwell, DC	1063840585	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Uncommon Chiropractic		English	No	DC	Chiropractic Providers		Chiropractor		Adult and Pediatric		790 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-224-6230							https://uncommonchiropractic.janeapp.com/#staff_member/1	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cep America Llc @ Bah	1063893402		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michelle Cohen, MD	1063946408	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	700 Sw Campus Dr, Floor 7	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katelyn Champe, QMHA-II	1063980852	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jinxi Caddel, LPC,CADC	1063990554	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Jinxi Caddel (Black Sheep Therapy)	Jinxi Caddel (Black Sheep Therapy)	English	No	LPC,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		CLSS Individual	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Licensed Professional Counselor, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1125 Alabama Ave Se Ste 5	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-9470	1125 Alabama Ave Se Ste 5	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-9470	https://www.drjinxi.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	Y	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Devin Holt, CRNA	1073036174	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Robert, DPT	1073039277	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	DPT	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Von Felden, LPC,BS,MS	1073056859	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Von Felden Counseling Services		English	No	LPC,BS,MS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	45799 Salmon Creek Road	Powers	OR	97466	Coos	541-329-7115							jennifervonfelden@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jacqueline Pardo-Morales, LPC	1073077525	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jingzhe Gao, CRNA	1073080602	Female	Information Not Provided	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shirley Reynolds, FNP	1073097242	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aceso Medical Clinic Llc		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric		375 Park Ave Ste 5	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-3066							https://acesomedical.clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Bueford, LCSW	1073097291	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Student/Education	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gentle Breeze Counseling Llc	1073153367		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Community Mental Health Program		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health (Including Community Mental Health C	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Clousing, RD	1073206611	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelly Herzog, THW-FS	1073226890	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	THW-FS	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anna Frazier, CSWA	1073244430	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tayla Griffin, THW,CADCII	1073264370	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	THW,CADCII	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Melony Coleman, QMHA-R	1073327920	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Levi Mills, CRM	1073337622	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Jacobs, RD	1073363859	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jocelyn Sifuentes, QMHA-R	1073366142	Female	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Vandewege, RD	1073367330	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Delbert Gibson, QMHA-R	1073477998	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Mayer, MD	1073552352	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ricks Medical Supply	1073570230		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Ricks Medical Supply (Roseburg)	Ricks Medical Supply (North Bend)	English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Prosthesis, Assistive Technology	Adult and Pediatric		780 Nw Garden Valley Blvd Ste 200	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-3042	1934 Newmark St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-672-3042	https://www.ricksmedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Briana Schmickle, RD	1073689279	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Madriago, MD	1073723656	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	3303 S Bond Ave	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8760	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Felix Saavedra, RD	1073737169	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anna Van Der Horst, MD	1073908646	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aleksandr Lyashenko, DDS,BS	1083002190	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)		English, Russian,	No	DDS,BS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner	Dentist (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tina Marshall, CADC,QMHA	1083266092	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hope Mental Wellness	1083321400		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Hope Mental Wellness Llc		English	No		Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P	Group	Billing Provider	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	999 N Front St Ste 107	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-236-2086							jenniferhope@hopementalwellnessllc.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sara Henricks, LPC	1083392039	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon Salem Office	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	3400 State St Ste G-750	Salem	OR	97301	Marion	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Caprice Hardy, RD	1083439756	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jay Dibacco, DPT	1083507313	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachael Fowler, QMHP-R	1083590293	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ellen Chen, MD	1083654313	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Rickman, MD	1083655740	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Sarmiento, MD	1083657563	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dream Team Anesthesia	Advanced Pediatric Dentistry Of Hermiston	English, Tagalog	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2915 219Th Ave E	Lake Tapps	WA	98391	Pierce	253-470-8326	1060 W Elm Ave Ste 115	Hermiston	OR	97838	Umatilla	541-289-5433	https://www.dtanesthesia.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones		Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fred Meyer (Brookings)	1083659478		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Fred Meyer Pharmacy #030		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Adult and Pediatric		325 5Th St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-1643							https://www.fredmeyer.com/stores/pharmacy/or/brookings/701/00030	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N			Yes	No
Hassan Massouh, MD	1083723969	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		Arabic, English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brandon Roller, MD	1083813844	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	94220 4Th St	Springfield	OR	97478	Lane	541-998-6750	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Misty Carlson, MD	1083824031	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1200 Hilyard St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	458-205-6041	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shawn Regan, CRNA	1083870042	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marius Pakalniskis, MD	1083928683	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shalini Unsworth, RD	1083938740	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nathan Thompson, CADC-II	1083956668	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Waggoner, QMHA-I	1083979264	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walter Kunz, MD	1093035487	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)	Oregon Eye Consultants (Springfield)	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	1550 Oak St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tina Freiwald, RD	1093042475	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leah Morris, CRNA	1093075764	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kevin Krughoff, MD	1093177321	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Megan Smith, PA-C	1093263386	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg	Advanced Skin Center Coquille	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546	855 W Central Blvd Ste B	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-672-7546	https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Abigail Brinkman, OTRL	1093341182	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	OTRL	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sara Simpkins, LPC	1093362139	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Whitney Williams, CADC-I	1093402521	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Hernandez, QMHA-R	1093493611	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community Mental Health Program	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ian Chamberlain, PA	1093521221	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Micaela Pruiett, LPCA	1093532384	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chris Willson, QMHA-R	1093562910	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Other Service Providers		Case Management	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Purfoods Llc	1093834020		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Moms Meals		English	No		Suppliers		Health Related Social Needs - Nutrition Services		Adult and Pediatric		3210 Se Corporate Woods Dr	Ankeny	IA	50021	Polk	515-963-0641							https://www.purfoods.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trillium Family Services	1093873382		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Parry Center For Children		English	No		Residential Treatment Facilities		Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent		Pediatric		3415 Se Powell Boulevard	Portland	OR	97202	Multnomah	503-234-9591	4455 Ne Highway 20	Corvallis	OR	97330	Benton	541-757-1852	https://www.trilliumfamily.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anita Ho, DDS	1093899304	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Brookings)		English, Cantonese	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	97829 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-7000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/brookings	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Shah, MD	1093931578	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Reconstructive Orthopaedic Surgery	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hiba Abdel Aziz, MD	1104016336	Female	Black or African American	African American	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Navid Ezra, MD	1104110071	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	California Dermatology Institute Llc		English, Farsi, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Dermatologist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	888-367-1850							https://www.calderminstitute.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rebecca Rice, LCSW	1104124445	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kathleen Wafer, QMHA-I	1104180090	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Artur Narkiewicz-Jodko, MD	1104188879	Male	White	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Inspire Radiology Group 2 Llc	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laura Saltzman, MD	1104358712	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Courtney Miller, MD	1104358720	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist	Pediatrics	Adult and Pediatric	Pediatric Anesthesiology	2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennie Maceachern, LCSW	1104425305	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Social Worker	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	1467 Siskiyou Blvd #440	Medford	OR	97501	Jackson	541-224-5222	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Calvert, OD	1104486356	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Vision Center	Bandon Vision Center	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		855 W Central Blvd Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-4042	395 2Nd St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-3622	https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tracy Merriam, LCSW	1104572288	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Bandon)	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	110 10Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-5191	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/bandon/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Raeann Nesta, CNM	1104597855	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jae Min Jung, CRNA	1104598598	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	500 Ne Multnomah St	Portland	OR	97232	Multnomah	503-813-2000	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Holli Luongo, RD	1104650449	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelly Scully, RD	1104689173	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kip Colvey, PA	1104689280	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Muenchrath, MD	1104801356	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Teresa Lanier, MD	1104865658	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Roth, MD	1104895705	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jamie Mckenzie, MD	1104953546	Female	Race Unknown	Unknown	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Skarzynski, MD	1104988583	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases		Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Wilder, MD	1114114550	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gene Weinstein, MD	1114213881	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Herrmann, MD	1114284189	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ira Hausam, LPC	1114319241	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lori Wilson, LCSW	1114329422	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Journey To Discovery Counseling Llc		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Community/Behavioral, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		205 West 10Th	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-393-2280							https://www.journeytodiscoverycounseling.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Willie Haaby, CADC-I,BS	1114385119	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC-I,BS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stefanie Prokopiou Boisvert, RD	1114428570	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Judith Buechner, RD	1114443827	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Melissa Leichner, QMHA,CADC	1114462553	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Peer Support Adult Mental Health, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Peer Wellness Family	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffrey Stagg, MD	1114485190	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tasha Walter, CADC,QMHA	1114499324	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amy Davis, QMHP-C	1114542248	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michelle Park, LCSW	1114579083	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hannah Hughey, APN	1114619673	Female	Caucasian	White	Curry Medical Center - Brookings		English	No	APN	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christina Smith, QMHA-I,BA	1114655073	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I,BA	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deann Shaw, QMHA-R	1114733672	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brandy Osborn-Hanshaw, QMHA-R	1114734951	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Tiefenback, CRM	1114740180	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reginald Richardson, CRM	1114750437	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pernilla Johansson, LCSW	1114951159	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Penny L Johansson Lcsw		English, Swedish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	5460 Brownings Corner Rd	Florence	OR	97439	Lane	541-305-5804							https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/penny-johansson-florence-or/771485	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jonathan Sims, MD	1124075122	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology	Diagnostic Radiology	Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brant Cooper, MD	1124090865	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pacific Home Care Hospice	1124112784		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pacific Home Care Hospice		English	No		Agencies		Hospice		Adult and Pediatric		375 Park Ave Ste 6	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-7005	955 Kentucky Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-9730	https://pacifichhh.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Matthew Morris, CRNA	1124389903	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maura Frith, CRNA	1124429691	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cory Vansteenwyk, PT,DPT	1124431812	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT,DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Orthopedic	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Suzanne Malamud, RD	1124457577	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Albertsons Sav-On Pharmacy #3541	1124473954		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Albertsons (Grants Pass)		English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	1690 Sw Allen Creek Rd	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-471-7085							https://npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/provider-view/1124473954	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carmen Ramirez, PT	1124511860	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Samantha Decker, PAC	1124525043	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Carle, RD	1124554001	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Moms Meals		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician				3210 Se Corporate Woods Dr	Ankeny	IA	50021	Polk	515-963-0641							https://www.purfoods.com/		Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Derrick Oaxaca, MD	1124581814	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dominica Roberts, FNP	1124594080	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jacob Stradling, PMHNP	1124704895	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Susan Hibbs, PMHNP	1124705660	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dawn Mcclelland, CRM	1124730239	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kim Smith, QMHP-R	1134009210	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Rilea, CADC-R	1134073737	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Safeway Pharmacy #4262 (Coquille)	1134165731		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Safeway Pharmacy #4262		English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Nursing Facility	Adult and Pediatric		3 E 1St St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-2422							https://local.pharmacy.safeway.com/safeway/or/coquille/3-e-1st-st.html	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tami Marriott, MD	1134182843	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Hospital/Swing Bed	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sam Scott, DMD	1134264021	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bhargavbhai Patel, MD	1134382328	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bonnie Hylton, LPCA	1134512858	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Travis Brown, DO	1134515661	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelsey Taylor, QMHA-I	1134575590	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Castonguay, QMHA-R	1134695539	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Debbra Forrester, FNP	1134708753	Female	White	Caucasian	Oak Street Health Care Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-8898							http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
South Coast Healthcare Llc	1134740152		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South Coast Healthcare		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Primary Care	29641 Ellensburge Ave	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-425-5657							https://www.southcoasthealthcenter.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dusty Stokes, LCSW	1134787344	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelsey Coates, RD	1134913908	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Taylor Claflin, THW-CHW	1134915283	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mandy Smith, QMHA-I	1134915648	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ivy Doolittle, CADC-R	1134920267	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sumayah Aryan, RD	1134923576	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rebecca Alldridge, CRM	1134944242	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Randolph, QMHP-R	1144010653	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marty Socia, THW,CRM	1144012493	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	Bay Area First Step	English	No	THW,CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Skilled interpretation services are available upon request, including support for individuals who speak languages other than English. Interpretation services for ASL users are available by prior arrangement	Yes	Yes				Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Little, THW-CHW	1144025388	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jason Tavakolian, MD	1144220195	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Hand Surgery	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Womens Care Pc	1144250044		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Community Mental Health Center, Adult	Medical Clinic, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Medical Specialty, Clinical, Maternal & Fetal Medicine	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather York, MD	1144252636	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Geoffrey Gill, MD	1144361098	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Adult and Pediatric	Obesity Medicine	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Todd Danielson, LPC	1144481938	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lyle Jackson, MD	1144540790	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Lloyd, MD	1144544248	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffrey Thomas, OD	1144555103	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Family Eye Care	Oregon Family Eye Care	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		325 5Th St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-5556	2051 Newmark Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-4849	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Allan Springer, CADC-II	1144575390	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-II	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, A&D Residential Treatment Program - Rehab	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Randell Smith, FNP	1144640293	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Merri Seegrist, LCSW	1144702309	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness	Evertide Counseling Llc	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	49280 Hwy 101	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-236-5058	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maria Watters, LPC	1144708009	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johnni Cansler, PMHNP	1144709403	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shawn Sorensen, QMHA,CADC	1144831991	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, COD Practitioner, Gambling Disorder Services, Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Clinical	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Larry Clark, QHMA-II	1144849589	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	QHMA-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amanda Krueger, PMHNP	1144867698	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katie Griffith, RD	1144886722	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patti Lebouef, THW-PSS	1144921198	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Crossroads	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	THW-PSS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Peer Support Adult Mental Health	Certified Recovery Mentor, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniella Popa, RD	1144931122	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katelan Halgren, RD	1144971169	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eleanor Mcavoy, FNP	1144982125	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Margaret Hall, QMHA-I	1154080414	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	COD Practitioner, Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olivia Kerr, QMHP-R	1154288231	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richard Roberts, DDS	1154319176	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Scott Roberts Dds	Scott Roberts Dds	English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Oral Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery	3500 Cedar St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-0558							bayareaomfs@frontier.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Haramandeep Singh, MD	1154410967	Male	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Hindi, Punjabi	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Sleep Medicine	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deric Ravsten, DO	1154431542	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English, Italian	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joseph El Youssef, MD	1154445641	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Endocrinologist	Adult and Pediatric	Endocrinology, Diabetes & Metabolism	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Connie Burnett, LPC	1154487882	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Connie Burnett Lpc		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1611 Virginia Ave #207	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-290-2035							connie.j.burnett@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt - North Bend	1154502052		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Gambling Disorder Services, Addiction Medicine - Family Practice, COD Organization	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Adult Mental Health	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maria Rodriguez, MD	1154525897	Female	White	Hispanic	Bay Area Hospital		English, French, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kaylie Parrish, PA-C	1154626679	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	North Bend Medical Center (Myrtle Point)	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	324 4Th Street	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-572-2111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Campbell, CRNA	1154651925	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anthony Royal, DMD	1154702132	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Roseburg		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers	Dental Providers	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596							aviva.health.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julia Babos, RD	1154806735	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kathryn Johnson, MD	1154827228	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bonnie Lamont, QMHP-C	1154843969	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Morgan Ricci, DO	1154856706	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patrick Bringardner, FNP	1154877025	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Robertson, PCA	1154895746	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gina Mastroianni, BCBA	1154940807	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	BCBA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA)		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1950 Waite St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrea Gross, CADC,CRM	1154944346	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CADC,CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Autumn Stoutenburgh, LCSW	1154944460	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Gregg, LPN	1164021283	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	English	No	LPN	Nursing Service Providers		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tamara Johnson, RD	1164069951	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amanda Krantz, FNP	1164082988	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Bardacke, RD	1164121570	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anna Woolslager, RD	1164252508	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lauren Reimer, RD	1164263935	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anthony Cannon, QMHP-R	1164317319	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas Mcandrew, MD	1164407375	Male	White	Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas Pitchford, MD	1164446589	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Valley/Swing Bed	1164557179		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital (Swing Bed Only)		English	No		Hospital Units		Nursing Facility	Nursing Facility Other, Nursing Facility Swing - LTCF, Nursing Facility Swing - Hospital, Nursing Facility Pediatric	Adult and Pediatric		940 E 5Th St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olufolajim Obembe, MD	1164630117	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Casey Ward, MD	1164765590	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Infant	Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alicia Olsen, RD	1164876702	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Cislo, QMHP-C	1164906517	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Theresa Davis, PA	1164958674	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heidi Hanst, MD	1174181325	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Myrtle Point)	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		345 8Th St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3101	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/myrtle-point-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cheryl Smith, LPC	1174182141	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alexia Perez, LCSW	1174185532	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English, Spanish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Bilingual Service Provider	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ahou Arterburn, PMHNP	1174190946	Female	Information Not Provided	African (Black)	Three Rivers Behavioral Health	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	250 Hull St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	https://threerivers.health/locations/coos-bay-oregon/three-rivers-behavioral-health-coos-bay/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pavani Rao, RD	1174256507	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anbel Diaz Rodriguez, RD	1174282180	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Rudder, CRM	1174386783	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas Metzger, CADC,QMHA	1174395131	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Certified Recovery Mentor, Peer Support Adult Mental Health	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richard Lee, MD	1174501761	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Chase Gardens	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		360 S Gardne Way Ste 290	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Geraldine Somera, MD	1174509210	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Tagalog	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Dimarco, MD	1174540751	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Catherine York, MD	1174557219	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tina Schnapper, MD	1174558480	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leah Archer, PT	1174641518	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eric Smith, MD	1174724652	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	M2 Anesthesia	Liann Drechsel Dmd Pc	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	2270 Nw Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-5535	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kisten Dede, PT	1174808158	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carlynn Mcinerny, PMHNP	1174925978	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Vega, MD	1174979165	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia	Liann Drechsel Dmd Pc	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Pediatric Anesthesiology	2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-7641	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dawn Linne, LCSW	1174980148	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Derek Rogalsky, MD	1184010191	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Shrock, FNP	1184075715	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Bandon)		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Family	110 10Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-5191							https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/bandon/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Derrick Walker, RD	1184135485	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christine Tobar-Dupres, LCSW,CSWA	1184225435	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ricky Alm, CRM,CADC I	1184358251	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM,CADC I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kayci Jones, QMHA,CADC	1184408700	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Tenner, RD	1184419145	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Megan Holland, MD	1184632366	Female	White	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Webster, MD	1184638124	Female	Caucasian	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shawn Barrett, MD	1184684342	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Bartell, DC	1184720229	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lighthouse Health And Wellness		English	No	DC	Chiropractic Providers		Chiropractor		Adult and Pediatric		50219 Highway 101 Suite A	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-9697							https://lighthousewellnessinstitute.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Allan Hunter Iii, MD	1184748030	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (North Bend)	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)	English, French, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-687-1927	1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/contact/locations/north-bend-eye-doctors/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sutherlin Drug	1184779548		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sutherlin Drug		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Critical Access	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	113 E Central Ave	Sutherlin	OR	97479	Douglas	541-459-2712							https://www.sutherlindrug.app/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lucas Korcek, MD	1194083071	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patrick Evers, MD	1194090456	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Grace Grogman, MD	1194220103	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Chase Gardens	Womens Care At Country Club	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		360 S Gardne Way Ste 290	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	590 Country Club Pkwy Ste B	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Willow Snow-Ferrill, LPC	1194398123	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ji Min Jung, CRNA	1194434993	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Justin Anderson, CADC-I	1194435719	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anita Noad, RD	1194474494	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Charlene Corrington, QMHA-R,CRM	1194501098	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	QMHA-R,CRM	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Community Health Worker	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Megan Punt, THW-BIRTH	1194529099	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Megan Punt		English	No	THW-BIRTH	Nursing Service Related Providers		Doula		Adult and Pediatric		Telehealth And Home Visits	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-698-6678							https://www.bornbir.com/megan-punt	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N/A	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Zachery Young, DMD	1194550285	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Gold Beach)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	94223 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-425-3000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/gold-beach	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alexandra Micklewright, PMHNP,DNP	1194554931	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP,DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dana Tomaszyck, RD	1194591552	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Callen, QMHA-R	1194608885	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Komel Craig, RD	1194838144	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffrey Anderson, MD	1194848697	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Kyle, MD	1205037587	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Charles Korando, DDS	1205054202	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Bay Dental Clinic		English, Spanish	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Orthodontist		Adult and Pediatric		833 Anderson Ave Ste 6	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-997-3111							Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	No
Juliette Hyatt, PT	1205178811	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Kokwel Wellness Center (Coos Bay)	English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	650 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lakshmi Boyapati, MD	1205290194	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christina Amoroso, LCSW	1205301751	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katie Bishop, CADC,CSWA	1205343563	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CADC,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr, Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelli Bosak, LCSW	1205363421	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi	Three Rivers Behavioral Health	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	250 Hull St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	https://threerivers.health/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laurie Reis, CSWA	1205474137	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	271 N Baxter St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	707-537-5072	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Swetha Vutukuri, MD	1205499662	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Hospitalist	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Diane Bankhead, RD	1205503109	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Safeway Pharmacy-North Bend	1205865243		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Safeway Pharmacy #1557		English	No		Suppliers	Suppliers	Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	1735 Virginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-7006							https://local.pharmacy.safeway.com/safeway/or/north-bend/1735-virginia-ave.html	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nancy Vanasche, FNP	1205872298	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kim Peter, MD	1205943511	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tina Desnoyers, CADC-II	1215057948	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karen Olson, FNP	1215154232	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South West Internal Medicine (Bandon)	South West Internal Medicine (Coquille)	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	913 11Th St Se Ste 1	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0144	209 N Central Blvd	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-329-0144	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Dr. Pense is fluent in Spanish	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Benjamin Eastham, MD	1215223029	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Mildren, MD	1215227756	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mandilynn Mcclain, LPC	1215486584	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Justina Dudley, LPC	1215536750	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	Roseburg Therapy	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, COD Problem Gambling Specialist, COD QMHP and above	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adrienne Wicker, CADC,CGAC	1215549472	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CADC,CGAC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Gambling Disorder Services, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tabetha Evernden, THW-PSS,AA	1215550934	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	THW-PSS,AA	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachelle Frame, LCSW	1215580428	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kiana Hendrix, QMHA-I	1215586151	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jared Rhyne, CADCI,CRM	1215589700	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CADCI,CRM	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chelsea Yarbrough, CADC,THW	1215644042	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC,THW	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Candace Wallis, LCSW	1215691597	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katelyn Alexander, RD	1215705538	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alexandra Campbell, CSWA,MSW	1215894985	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	CSWA,MSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Social Worker		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chloe Glossop, THW-PSSAMH	1215898507	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt		English	No	THW-PSSAMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jenni Deleon, MD	1215911045	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Byram Healthcare Centers	1215982913		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Byram Healthcare Centers		English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer		Adult and Pediatric		10202 E Burnside St Suite 7	Portland	OR	97216	Multnomah	503-233-2201							https://www.byramhealthcare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Basil Pittenger, MD	1225013485	Male	Information Not Provided	Caucasian	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Unknown Physician Specialty, Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://threerivers.health/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reginald Williams, MD	1225014632	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical North		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		94180 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Medical_North	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Area Hospital	1225016561		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No		Hospitals	Group	Acute Care	Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic, Critical Access, Community/Behavioral, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Faisal Shamshad, MD	1225022320	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	201 Medical Loop, Ste 190	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-236-0003	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walmart Pharmacy 10-1834 (Grants Pass)	1225055361		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Walmart Pharmacy 10-1834		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		135 Ne Terry Ln	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-471-2820							https://www.walmart.com/store/1834-grants-pass-or/pharmacy	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Barbara Knebel, QMHA-I	1225416795	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community Mental Health Program	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jonathan Jo, MD	1225418361	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology	Radiation Oncology	Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	3299 Hilyard St	Eugene	OR	97405	Lane	541-342-3338	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Koteswararao Thella, MD	1225479090	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Hospitalist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adharsh Ravindran, MD	1225534597	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Tamil	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Hospitalist	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dream Team Anesthesia	1225597339		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dream Team Anesthesia		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		2915 219Th Ave E	Lake Tapps	WA	98391	Pierce	253-470-8326							https://www.dtanesthesia.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones		Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christy Smith, CADC,QMHA	1225623507	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Peer Support Family, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dominick Post, DPT	1225645898	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Garrick Bauer, QMHA-I	1225816051	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vanessa Baccellieri, LPC	1225817372	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emma Davis, WHNP	1225845951	Female	Information Not Provided	Prefer not to answer	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic	English	No	WHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Women's Health	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Colton Danforth, PA	1225880826	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care	Lower Umpqua Hospital	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sheryl Eldredge, CRM	1235009614	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Margaret Falaschi, FNP	1235072703	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Onepeak Medical (North Bend)		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1285 Virginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-7908							https://www.onepeakmedical.com/locations/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Oak Street Health Care Center	1235177288		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oak Street Health Care Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Rural Health (default spec)		Adult and Pediatric	Rural Health	446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-8898							http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deborah Kirby, LCSW	1235260431	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Peter Via, PA-C	1235441833	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katherine Rivard, RD	1235472275	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Janelle Brant, QMHA-I	1235511304	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		Central, English, Russian	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Hilliker, QMHP-C,MS	1235610544	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	English	No	QMHP-C,MS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
California Dermatology Institute	1235671389		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	California Dermatology Institute Llc		English	No		Group		Billing Provider	Medical Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	888-367-1850							https://www.calderminstitute.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Samantha Fry, APRN-FNP	1235704537	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	APRN-FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Obstetric Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Peter Weber, MD	1235752908	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927							https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Zoe Rosen, LPC	1235781451	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	Roseburg Therapy	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Justin Lyons, CADC,QMHA	1235810672	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cynthia Green, CADC II	1235841370	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicholas Harvey, QMHA-R,BS	1235885187	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHA-R,BS	Other Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Case Management, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bahirati Chambers, RD	1235937194	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Crystal Hughes, CRM	1235952565	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Woodland Clinic	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Wellness Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1950 Waite St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Javier Barrerra, RD	1235966599	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Gay, ANP	1245022797	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute		English	No	ANP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Acute Care	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350							https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Caitlin Vance, CRM	1245038694	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Campbell, THWPSS,AMH	1245050426	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	THWPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Wellness Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jody Tolman, THW-CHW	1245064492	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Theresa Page, RD	1245075639	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Nguyen, RD	1245077643	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mathias Stoenescu, MD	1245232776	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, German, Romanian	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Denise Stuntzner, LCSW	1245271246	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cathy Pennington, QMHA-II, BA	1245415249	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-II, BA	Other Service Providers		Case Management	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alexandra Miller, LPC	1245588458	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eric Niespodzany, MD	1245624782	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pacific Clearvision Institute	Vision Surgery And Laser Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		360 S Garden Way Ste 250	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-343-5000	2435 Nw Kline St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	866-204-3708	https://pcvi.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Valentine Reed-Johnson, RD	1245633940	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Raymond Fisher, DO	1245640515	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases	Internist	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1015 Nw 22Nd Ave	Portland	OR	97210	Multnomah	503-413-7711	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Dekker Flint, CRNA	1245657584	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tonya Escobar, ARNP	1245716943	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Tonya S Escobar		English	No	ARNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	15861 Highway 101 S	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	707-506-0433							www.healthymindsrx.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Crystal Schott, LPC	1245739366	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Miller, PCA	1245922285	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cheyene Alexander, QMHA-R	1245954486	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anjan Basnet, MD	1245962307	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Nepali	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Natasha Lamar, QMHP,CSWA	1245963867	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennie Cirincione, LCSW	1255007498	Female	Information Not Provided	American Indian	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danielle Holt, CHW	1255027348	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CHW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michaela Smith-Stocker, DNP	1255058863	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)		English	No	DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224							https://www.bestmedclinics.com/oregon/find-a-clinic/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Bingham, LPCA	1255060414	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Perez, PA-C,BA,MS	1255067823	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	PA-C,BA,MS	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Surgical Technologist	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Shannon, LMFT	1255070058	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maris Ackerman, RD	1255221412	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stanley Pense, MD	1255304903	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South West Internal Medicine (Coquille)	South West Internal Medicine (Bandon)	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Practitioner	General Surgeon	Adult and Pediatric		209 N Central Blvd	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-329-0144	913 11Th St Se Ste 1	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0144	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Dr. Pense is fluent in Spanish	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Dulian, CRNA	1255502423	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Whitney Latham, DO	1255508826	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deborah Harry, PCA	1255535365	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johanna Curelo, LPC	1255542973	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Rising Moon Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	375 Park Avenue Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-294-5515							jcurelo@risingmoontherapy.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Northwest Compounding Pharmacy	1255561478		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Hiers Enterprises		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		1350 Ne Stephens St Ste 42	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-8399							https://www.nwcompounding.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Surekha Boddipalli, MD	1255656948	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist	Hematology	Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Selken, CADC,QMHA	1255700936	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Crossroads	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patrick Crawford, QMHA-I	1255705448	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Case Management	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cassandra Hastings, MD	1255822144	Female	Caucasian	Not Hispanic/Latino	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jonathan Mcdougal, MD	1255866224	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vera Galloway-Chambers, MA,QMHP-R	1255891008	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	MA,QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kathryn Rhodes, CNM	1255913711	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Linden, LPC	1255959490	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sean Danaher, LCSW	1255984076	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sean Danaher Lcsw		English, Spanish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	CLSS Individual, CLSS Rural	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990	Telehealth Only	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	248-275-3566	danaher@umich.edu	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anne Nora, MD	1265013767	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shawna Paul, CADC-I	1265180707	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wella Augustine, PT	1265415624	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Physical Therapy	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Tsai, MD	1265478499	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	525 Madrona	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-3861	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Massoll, MD	1265545099	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pathologist		Adult and Pediatric	Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2889 W Ashton Blvd Ste 300	Lehi	UT	84043	Utah	500-500-6640	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maria Smith, PT	1265607295	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Johnson, QMHA-I	1265697197	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Cooper, CRNA	1265702187	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brock Millet, MD	1265758973	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Coquille)	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		209 N Central Ave	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-7295	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/coquille/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Sylvester, LPC	1265862627	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Rising Phoenix Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	375 Park Avenue Ste 12	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	458-802-3542							sylvest5657@msn.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chrystine Deuel, CADC,QMHA	1265884274	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Balog, DO	1265886220	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Victoria Fielder, QHMA-II	1265956866	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QHMA-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marcy Dean, FNP	1265983431	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dana Harbuck, FNP	1275033540	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cyndi Birch, CADC-I	1275244048	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Asma Benomran, RD	1275262255	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rhonda Rawe, THW-PSS AA	1275263246	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	THW-PSS AA	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eye Center Of Gold Beach	1275265795		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Eye Center Of Gold Beach		English	No		Group		Billing Provider	Medical Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		94225 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-7212							https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mersadies Castleberry, PSS	1275327173	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	PSS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mariya Zlobinskaya, DMD	1275427288	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers	Dental Providers	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Minette, MD	1275548786	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Pediatrics	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Torres, MD	1275563132	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	North Bend Medical Center		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	General Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kariktan Cruz, MD	1275720054	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish, Tagalog	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Kanies, QMHA,THW	1275991754	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA,THW	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Najat Mounir, LCSW	1285024315	Female	Information Not Provided	Northern African	Within Your Grasp Mental Health Llc		Arabic, English, French	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	Telehealth Only	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	509-281-0391							mounaj64@hotmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anastasia Leypoldt, LPC	1285054072	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Grace Franklin, CRNA	1285372839	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alternative Youth Activities	1285524538		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Alternative Youth Activities		English	No		Other Service Providers		Health Related Social Needs - Outreach/Engagement		Pediatric		575 S Main St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-2432							https://www.aya1.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brett Schulte, MD	1285637579	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Bear, MD	1285804401	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Megan Doty, MD	1285924829	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Noenatal - Perinatal		Infant	Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Philip Michael, MD	1285965657	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist	Pulmonary Disease Specialist, Psychiatrist	Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrea Wilson, PMHNP	1295042331	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Scott Smith, MD	1295149870	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Lower Umpqua Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Derral Hawthorne, PA-C	1295169001	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical North		English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		94180 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Medical_North	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Davina Bledsoe, FNP	1295245108	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	780 2Nd St Se # 7	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-2555	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Suzanne Dudek-Dewbre, FNP	1295251072	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	FNP	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Clark, CRNA	1295267029	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Greg Garrow, LCSW	1295340156	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pathfinders Behavioral Health Llc	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	271 N Baxter St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	949-306-9839	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	greggarrowlcsw@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeanie Curphey, LPC	1295366953	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Hilfers, QMHP	1295458875	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Casey Quayle, PA	1295465383	Female	Information Not Provided	Caucasian	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Inner Spark Therapy Llc	1295519312		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Inner Spark Therapy Llc		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	134 S Wasson St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	971-266-4355							https://www.inner-spark-therapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Bull, QMHA-R	1295556892	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Retina & Vitreous Ctr Of S Or	1295725448		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Retina & Vitreous Center Of Southern Oregon		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		246 Catlina Drive	Ashland	OR	97520	Jackson	541-488-3192							https://www.retinaandvitreous.com/contact/ashland/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Oregon Surgicenter	1295738375		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Surgicenter		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC)		Adult and Pediatric	Ambulatory Surgical	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603							https://oregonurology.com/oregon-surgi-center/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Colin Roberts, MD	1295743722	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist	Pediatrics	Adult and Pediatric	Neurology with Special Qualifications in Child Neu	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	4411 Sw Vermont St.	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sweep Optical	1295808012		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sweep Optical		English	No		Suppliers		Vision Contractor		Adult and Pediatric		2145 Centennial Plaza	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-683-3044							https://sweepoptical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Breuer, PT	1295841815	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Coos Bay)		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1650 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-7212							https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/coos-bay-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cvs Pharmacy #11660	1295844587		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cvs Pharmacy #11660		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Assistive Technology, DME/Medical Supply Dealer, Prosthesis	Adult and Pediatric		1642 Williams Highway Williams Highway	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-479-6698							https://www.cvs.com/store-locator/grants-pass-or-pharmacies/1642-williams-highway-grants-pass-or-97527/storeid=11660?WT.mc_id=LS_GOOGLE_FS_11660	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Renee Roth, NP,MS	1295975266	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	NP,MS	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olixn Adams, DO	1306006143	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Hospital/Swing Bed	English, Spanish	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Van Over, FNP	1306015417	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224							https://www.bestmedclinics.com/oregon/find-a-clinic/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kellie Sitter, QMHA-R	1306205836	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Community Mental Health Program, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ryan Tade, MD	1306266515	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Byron Heaton, LPC,MA	1306277173	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	LPC,MA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lighthouse Wellness Institute Inc	1306315056		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lighthouse Health And Wellness		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric	Health Service	2184 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-808-9697	50219 Highway 101 Suite A	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-9697	https://lighthousewellnessinstitute.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anse Tauber, QMHP-R,MA	1306315957	Unknown	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English, French	No	QMHP-R,MA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ariahna Hays, LCSW	1306321765	Female	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English, Spanish	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shelby Slay, CADC,QMHA	1306386438	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eric Sanders, LPC	1306403027	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christina Figueroa, RD	1306410808	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johna Burdeos, RD	1306507207	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Weimer, RD	1306526264	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittnee Williams, CADC-I	1306583810	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alainnah Knight, LPC	1306585161	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bernadette Ireland, PMHNP	1306619051	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Valley Health	1306623657		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Myrtle Point)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Public Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Public Health, State or Local	345 8Th St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3101							https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/myrtle-point-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Holly Johnson, QMHA-R	1306674999	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rolin Block, CRM	1306698378	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amanda Apodaca, CNM	1306722970	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Valley Health	1306785654		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Coquille)		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		790 E 5Th St Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111							https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dawn Bodell, DO	1306862206	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christina Mcdowell, MD	1316153737	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist	Cardiovascular Diseases	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Matthew Thurman, MD	1316385974	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology		Adult and Pediatric	Radiation Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sam Zwerling, LCSW	1316420177	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lorie Tensen, LCSW	1316423841	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Medford)		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	CLSS Individual	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	3709 Citation Way Ste 200	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chetco Medical & Aesthetics Llc	1316555428		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amanda Bartkus, THW-FS	1316655822	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	THW-FS	Other Service Providers		Peer Wellness Family		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Martha Shirley, RD	1316695356	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Moms Meals		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		3210 Se Corporate Woods Dr	Ankeny	IA	50021	Polk	515-963-0641							https://www.purfoods.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brianna Kramer, CADC-R	1316696479	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English, Spanish	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Simon Brown, QMHP-R	1316700586	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jaime Ingram, CRM	1316705544	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Courtney Whitaker, QMHP-C	1316775786	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lindsey Kelly, PT	1316781008	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Urzsula Tajchman, MD	1316973464	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Cardiologist	Adult and Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	2041 Ne Williamson Ct	Bend	OR	97701	Deschutes	541-639-8333	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paula Bellino, CRNA	1326022138	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 110	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-852-4800	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Shimotakahara, MD	1326024738	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Otologist, Laryngologist, Rhinologist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walmart Pharmacy 10-2477	1326065475		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Walmart Pharmacy 10-2477		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		2125 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-957-8544							https://www.walmart.com/store/2477-roseburg-or/pharmacy	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	No
Akshay Gupta, MD	1326084377	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Physician (Default Spec)	Diagnostic Radiology	Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kim Codding, LCSW	1326358607	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Benjamin Chu, PA	1326390121	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Proleta Datta, MD	1326393695	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		Bengali, English, Hindi	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ronald Farley, CADC-II	1326405127	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Robertson, CADC-II,BS	1326406398	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	English	No	CADC-II,BS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Richardson, LPC	1326535964	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Behavioral Analyst Interventionist (BAI)	Licensed Professional Counselor, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittany Walker, LPC	1326600461	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kcy Tavernier, QMHA-R,BS	1326707340	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R,BS	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steve Han, LPC	1326727785	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Robison, PCA,QMHP-R	1326728528	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	PCA,QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Robison, PCA,QMHP-R	1326728528	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	PCA,QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittany Allen, QMHP-R	1326736125	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP-R	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Saleh, RD	1326832916	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelsea Knee, QMHA-R	1326911561	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Uncommon Chiropractic	1336014802		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Uncommon Chiropractic		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		790 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-224-6230							https://uncommonchiropractic.janeapp.com/#staff_member/1	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alejandra Ortiz, RD	1336028968	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jason Bell, MD	1336136647	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English, German, Italian	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lower Umpqua Hospital Pharmacy	1336334754		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Mail Order Pharmacy, Specialty Pharmacy, Rural Health Clinic, Indian Hlth Svc/Tribal/Urban Indian Hlth Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-6370							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/retail-pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Campion, MD	1336345040	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ewa Korzeniowska, CRNA	1336514728	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		6400 Se Lake Rd, Ste 300	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	503-594-1774	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jami Bridges, QMHA,THW	1336559772	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	QMHA,THW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kiran Kommaraju, MD	1336599430	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hyun Soo Jang, MD	1336638618	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.bayeyeclinic.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Barbara Young is our Sign Language interpreter and Propio is our language interpreter who can also do sign language if needed	No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emma Dugan, ABA	1336642073	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	ABA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hannah Lund, OT	1336642321	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Allison Arends, AGNP	1336780105	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	AGNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Health	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Petr Danchev, LPC	1336849298	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Porter Counseling	1336947076		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Erin Porter Counseling		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health (Including Community Mental Health C	94239 Terrace Garden Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-660-3553							erinkporterlcse@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katrina Powley, QMHA-R	1336962935	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kara Kutch, THW-CHW	1336972066	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trenten Tew, DMD	1336979954	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)	Advantage Dental Group (Bandon)	English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227	1275 Oregon Ave Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-551-4022	https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Arman Carrasco, PA	1336986876	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittany Ralston, PA	1346060407	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kaitlyn Burton, RD	1346065018	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Henry Holmes, MD	1346277027	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	911 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0154	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephan Thiede, MD	1346277399	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English, German	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brady Walker, MD	1346300530	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeff Haskins, PT	1346305877	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Shupe, LPC	1346556180	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Case Management	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lualhati Anderson, CSWA,LMSW	1346601952	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	CSWA,LMSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cheyenne Allen, QMHA-I	1346639309	Female	Information Not Provided	Do Not Want to Answer/Decline	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Behavioral Analyst Interventionist (BAI)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Tenney, CSWA	1346749496	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ivy Wagner, LCSW	1346754702	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	632 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kyle Ohara, DMD	1346810231	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Myrtle Point)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	913 A St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-559-5000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/myrtle-point	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shawna Valadez, CADC-I	1346889615	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lindsay Merritt, LCSW	1346913050	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Clinical	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sapphire At Myrtle Point Llc	1346956406		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sapphire At Myrtle Point Llc		English	No		Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities		Nursing Facility		Adult and Pediatric		637 Ash St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-572-2066							https://sapphireatmyrtlepoint.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kacey Molina, CRM,CADC-I	1356059463	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM,CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dominic Romero, PA	1356060693	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Benjamin Habito, CSWA	1356073571	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tasha Branch, BA,CSWA	1356083067	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	BA,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Melody Pierre-Jean, RD	1356087035	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cvh Community Pharmacy	1356118046		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cvh Community Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		55 E 1St St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-8140							https://www.cvhospital.org/community-pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Therese Miller, RD	1356199558	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sandra Phillips, QMHA-R	1356291991	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jane Gilbert, MD	1356342950	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Clinic	Bay Eye Surgery Center (Pony Creek Annex)	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584	2075 Public Square Ct	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-435-7705	https://www.bayeyeclinic.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Barbara Young is our Sign Language interpreter and Propio is our language interpreter who can also do sign language if needed	No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brian Aston, PA	1356385934	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shaun Hobson, MD	1356388458	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Myrtle Point)	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		345 8Th St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3101	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/myrtle-point-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Columbiacare Services (Coos Crisis Center)	1356438592		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Crisis Resolution Center		English	No		Residential Treatment Facilities		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent	Adult and Pediatric		1885 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-8480							https://www.columbiacare.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Wright, MD	1356488605	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amy Jurgensen, PT	1356526321	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carley Cantwell, LCSW	1356675060	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ryan Butler, LCSW	1356755581	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Social Worker		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jonathan Anderson, MD	1356775969	Male	White	White	Bay Clinic		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bethany Ferguson, RD	1356816565	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Tyler, CADC,QMHA	1356820534	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Certified Recovery Mentor, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kurt Smith, CADC-II	1356841076	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Lakeview	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1741 Newmark Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Yang, MD	1356874689	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	700 Sw Campus Dr, Floor 7	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas Stout, MD	1356875728	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Mckenzie Willamette Medical Center (Hospital)	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Payne, QMHP,CADC	1356934970	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP), Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, COD Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shalene Reed, CSWA	1366019077	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amie Forrey, RD	1366117566	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Howell, TWHPSS,AMH	1366223950	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	TWHPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Taylor Williams, CSWA,QMHP	1366240996	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA,QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sean Finnegan, PA,BS	1366271041	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English, Spanish	No	PA,BS	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Max Croxton, CRM	1366287856	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tina Grubb-Barnett, QMHA-R	1366399420	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Allison Henrie, RD	1366555153	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Susan Brickley, PT	1366596470	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Rehabilitation & Wellness (Formally Known As: Coastal Physical Therapy)	Coastal Rehabilitation & Wellness (Formally Known As: Coastal Physical Therapy)	English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		580 5Th St Suite 600	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-7314							https://www.coastalrehab.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	No
Janice Kim, MD	1366654923	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Broyles, RD	1366680423	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Melanie Middleton, LPC	1366781361	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	632 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tammera Gordineer, CSWA,QMHPC	1366817074	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English, Spanish	No	CSWA,QMHPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community Mental Health Program, Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pei Harris, FNP,DNP	1366825341	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Athena Medical & Wellness Llc		English, Taiwanese, Cantonese	No	FNP,DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner	Family Nurse Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Family	3688 Chester St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-991-8101							https://athenamedicalwellness.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Herrick, MD	1376033795	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deborah Ledbetter, OT	1376087544	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joaquina Madison, CRM	1376208397	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor	Peer Wellness Adult Addictions, COD Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Talley, FNP	1376277665	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joshua Miller, CADC-R	1376281907	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Crossroads	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stefanie St Clair, QMHA-R	1376328385	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Alley, LPC	1376371336	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Natalia Quintero, RD	1376433466	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Garry Vallier, MD	1376551424	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Yvonne Fenrich, WHCNP	1376588111	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	WHCNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Indian Tribe	1376592287		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Kokwel Wellness Center (Eugene)	English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Indian Health Services 638 MOA	Indian Health Services Tribal 5 ENCRT, Indian Health Services 638 PPS	Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	2401 River Rd	Eugene	OR	97404	Lane	541-916-7025	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Croson, MD	1376610915	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Pain Medicine	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Noreen Knapp, LMFT	1376646711	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Cullenward Knapp Counseling Services Llc		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	180 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-590-2964							noirin58@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Heist, DDS	1376654905	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Roseburg		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers	Dental Providers	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596							aviva.health.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Anderson, OT	1376914036	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Steger, RD	1376934463	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrew Hade, RD	1386117307	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laura Vancara, LPC,MS,MHC	1386173243	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Laura J Vancara Ms Kpc Ncc Integrated Counseling Llc		English	No	LPC,MS,MHC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1611 Virginia Ave Ste 215	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-808-4312							ljvancara@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachel Rainey, LCSW	1386266468	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	North Bay Elementary School (Waterfall)	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	93670 Viking Ln	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Leone, RD	1386286631	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniella Derkaoui, THW-FS	1386360402	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	THW-FS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jane Mcconnell, QMHP-R,MSN	1386467454	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP-R,MSN	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dayla Taylor, DPT	1386479368	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kayla Goodwin, QMHP-R	1386502896	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cynthia Smith, QMHA-R	1386511434	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Cameron, MD	1386610442	Male	Race Unknown	Unknown	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	816-800-9020	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Keerti Jaini, MD	1386908598	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Porter, LCSW	1386948966	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Erin Porter Counseling		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical, Mental Health	94239 Terrace Garden Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-660-3553							erinkporterlcse@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chidimma Abanulo, MD	1386955037	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric	Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Duffy, LMFT	1396049458	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	LMFT	Student, Health Care		Student/Education		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jaclyn Gadbois, MD	1396088852	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Brouse, RDH	1396091575	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)	Advantage Dental Group (Curry Family Medical)	English	No	RDH	Dental Providers		Expanded Practice Permit		Adult and Pediatric		215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227	525 Madrona	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	888-468-0022	https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marjorie Cozzie, CADC II	1396113700	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Melissa Richardson, CSWA	1396117354	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Babich, PA	1396134300	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Surgical Technologist	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy	1396141255		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	340B Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Clinic Pharmacy	25647 Redwood Hwy	Cave Junction	OR	97523	Josephine	541-592-2010							https://siskiyouhealthcenter.com/dept/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wendelyn Seal, LCSW	1396143277	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Misty Cram, RD	1396287892	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sierra Miller, RDH	1396354098	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)		English	No	RDH	Dental Providers		Expanded Practice Permit		Adult and Pediatric		215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Loretta Crawford, QMHA-I	1396379798	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Rogers, RD	1396454096	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kiel Sitter, CRM	1396545869	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Isaiah Miller, THWPSS,AMH	1396553400	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	THWPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Inspire Radiology Group 2 Llc	1396570644		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Inspire Radiology Group 2 Llc		English	No		Group		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	816-800-9020							https://inspireradiology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cassandra Mcdowell, DNP,FNP	1396574281	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DNP,FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Price, RD	1396580072	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Yesenia Torres, RD	1396597639	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robb Larsen, MD	1396738274	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joseph Blackinton, PHD	1396805016	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coastal Center		English	No	PHD	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Psychologist		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ranelle Hicks, RD	1396845889	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Leposavic, MD	1396847182	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Dermatologist		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jonathan Russell, PA-C	1396934196	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Icco Llc	1407004757		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224							https://www.bestmedclinics.com/oregon/find-a-clinic/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sheldon Medical Llc	1407023328		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Rehabilitation		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric	Hearing and Speech	2085 Inland Dr Ste A	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-5221							https://southwestrehabilitation.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Some of our thereapists speak Spanish or Chinese and evaluate and treat vision deficits.	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul D Reicherter Md Pc Dba Advanced Skin Center	1407055437		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Krystal Westby, QMHA-I	1407214182	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jesse Dorfmeister, FNP	1407362197	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Cantonese	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karey Gleason, CRNA	1407392442	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gpp Solutions Llc	1407406887		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Grants Pass Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	414 Sw 6Th St	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-476-4262							https://grantspasspharmacy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tammy Harris, LCSW	1407460181	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jack White, CRM	1407578891	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Benton, RD	1407637309	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Patterson, THW	1407640105	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	THW	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions	Peer Support Adult Mental Health	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Haley Buss, DPT	1407675812	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kari Carey, QMHP-C,OTH	1407730393	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-C,OTH	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Ocanada, MSN	1407739030	Female	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)	English	No	MSN	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
North Bend Medical Center	1407812365		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Billing Provider	Other, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Mobile Lab, Rural Health (default spec), CPC+ Lump Sum Adjustment - Higher Claims Payment %, Physical Therapy Clinic, Independent Lab	Adult and Pediatric	Multi-Specialty, Mental Health	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laura Trovati, CRNA	1407822802	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry General Hospital	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Batchelor, OTR	1407832660	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	OTR	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Hand	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffrey Beckenbaugh, DO	1407850340	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jon Ekstrom, MD	1407871163	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Curry General Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Optical Lab	1407898026		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Optical Lab	Bay Eye Clinic	English	No		Suppliers		Vision Contractor	Optician	Adult and Pediatric		3587 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2571	3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584	https://www.bayopticallaboratory.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kenneth Jacobs, MD	1417055518	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	777 Lowndes Hill Rd Bldg 1	Greenville	SC	29607	Greenville	800-967-2289	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Southern Coos Hospital District/Swing Bed	1417094145		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital/Swing Bed		English	No		Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities		Nursing Facility	Nursing Facility Swing - LTCF, Nursing Facility Other, Nursing Facility Swing - Hospital, Nursing Facility Pediatric	Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rosellen Kimbrough, DDS	1417119207	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bend Teledentistry)	Aviva Health Roseburg	English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	63140 Britta St Ste D104	Bend	OR	97703	Deschutes	866-268-9631	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596	https://www.advantagedental.com/services	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ibrahim Osman, MD	1417225939	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		Arabic, English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases	Cardiologist	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Victoria Schmelzer, CRNA	1417312893	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	911 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0154	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dmitriy Kazimirko, MD	1417397738	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Malissa Saintil, QMHP	1417550872	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Cleveland, Iii, CRM	1417580119	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennie Gohman, AGNP,MSN	1417614611	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	AGNP,MSN	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carlos Lira, QMHA-R	1417660671	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christa Huber, CRMII,THW	1417674870	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRMII,THW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leonard Foreman, CRM	1417715566	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chandra Faison, QMHP-R	1417722885	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coastal Roots Psychiatry Llc	1417785569		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Roots Psychiatry Llc	Coastal Roots Psychiatry Llc	English	No		Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	Telehealth Only	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-543-2066							https://coastalrootspsychiatry.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Moriarty, MD	1417932112	Male	Information Not Provided	Western European	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richard Battey, MD	1417950312	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amie Angelastro, OT	1427037340	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eveline Wallace, ARNP	1427058932	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	ARNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Dennis, MD	1427079680	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		939 Harlow Rd Ste 110	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-686-9551	1125 Darlene Ln Suite 201	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-683-5488	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Charles Toledo, MD	1427103472	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy	1427404094		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	340B Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Clinic Pharmacy	25647 Redwood Hwy	Cave Junction	OR	97523	Josephine	541-592-2010							https://siskiyouhealthcenter.com/dept/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shaneen Stacer, PHD	1427485440	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Shaneen Stacer Phd		English	No	PHD	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Psychologist		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1084 West 2Nd Ave	Eugene	OR	97402	Lane	541-435-4390							https://www.oregonbhc.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tristan Adrian, LCSW	1427567387	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt Community Pharmacy (Bandon)	1427594977		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Community Pharmacy (Bandon)		English, Spanish	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	1010 1St St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529							https://www.coastcommunityhealth.org/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Claudia Morffi, RD	1427643865	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Grant Gill, LPC	1427667328	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness	Bay Counseling	English	No	LPC	Student, Health Care		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	682 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-290-9707	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danielle Khazeni, RD	1427863281	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Cook, CADC-R,CRM	1427867381	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CADC-R,CRM	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Samotowka, MD	1437124021	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Surgical Critical Care	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1200 Hilyard St Ste S570	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-3531	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Preslar, DO	1437141793	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	911 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0154	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jon Ahlstrom, MD	1437146065	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Timothy Horton, MD	1437218013	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Williard, DDS	1437285798	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center Dental		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers	Dental Providers	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1245 Fulton Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-6433							https://threerivers.health/locations/coos-bay-oregon/three-rivers-dental-clinic-coos-bay/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		We have a staff member that speaks Spanish fluently	No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Miruais Hamed, MD	1437291465	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English, French, German	No	MD	Technologists, Technicians & Other Technical Servi		Cardiologist	Internist, Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Beardsley, MD	1437302825	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (North Bend)	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-687-1927	1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/contact/locations/north-bend-eye-doctors/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Jeffers, MD	1437338928	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist	Psychiatrist	Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Kruppa, MD	1437446408	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Winthrop Head, PAC	1437535077	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg	Advanced Skin Center Coquille	English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546	855 W Central Blvd Ste B	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-672-7546	https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tiffany Lim, MD	1437578341	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English, French, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1200 Hilyard St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	458-205-6041	1255 Hilyard St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-686-7191	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johanna Higdon, MD	1437594116	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carilea Randolph, CADC,QMHA	1437628682	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Armando Perez, CADC-III	1437662921	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-III	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Charity Smith, LPC	1437683059	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Britney Mcneill, CRM	1437848918	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erick Neely, CRM	1447079157	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Sheerin, MD	1447250485	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Traumatic Surgery	Orthopedic Surgeon	Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mohan Nandalur, MD	1447295324	Male	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Molly Collins, LCSW	1447387964	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Catherine Ebert, PT	1447400957	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Orthopedic	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jarrad Malamed, LCSW	1447697909	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Jarrad Malamed Lcsw		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr			Clinical	Telehealth Only	Los Angeles	CA	90066	Los Angeles	310-279-8480							https://www.jarradmalamed.com/		Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adam Bird, CSWA	1447727862	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Monarch Mental Health Llc	1447871678		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Monarch Mental Health		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Community Mental Health Center, Adult		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Mental Health	320 Central Ave Ste 212	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	401-217-9333							https://www.monarchmentalhealth.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mohamad Cheaito, MD	1447927504	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Arabic, English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tyler Cooper, PMHNP	1447928494	Female	information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Bee Mental Wellness	English	No	PMHNP	Nursing Service Providers		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	180 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	775-304-3811	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Valeria Robles, RD	1447933262	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hsiang Neng Hung, FNP	1447948682	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachael Hilton, FNP	1447966437	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Judith Ototo, RD	1457158602	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Juliette Dephilippis, PA	1457165151	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Whitney Danenhauer, RD	1457175473	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bambi King, QMHA-R	1457234148	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tristan Proett, PT	1457468225	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Jbrs Coquille)	Southwest Physical Therapy (Bandon)	English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		279 North Central	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3341	913 Se 11Th Street Ste 2	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-4314	https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/coquille-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lance Cheung, MD	1457543761	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelsey Leroy Gomez, QMHA-I	1457615353	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jacob Dougherty, LPC	1457697930	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Root Insights Counseling Llc	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	375 Park Ave Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-841-1404	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	RootInsightsCounseling@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Tucker, LPC	1457797573	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brenton Sherwood, MD	1457842650	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Mckenzie Willamette Medical Center (Hospital)	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amanda Yutzie, PCA	1457860926	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon Salem Office	English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	3400 State St Ste G-750	Salem	OR	97301	Marion	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brandon Harr, OD	1457904963	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Clinic		English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584							https://www.bayeyeclinic.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Barbara Young is our Sign Language interpreter and Propio is our language interpreter who can also do sign language if needed	No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Genoa Healthcare (Coos Bay)	1457959272		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Genoa Healthcare (Coos Bay)		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	281 Laclair St Rm 135	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-2278							https://www.genoahealthcare.com/our-partners/behavioral-health-clinics.html?utm_source=SEM+Ad&utm_medium=Google&utm_campaign=SEM&utm_id=SEM+Behavioral+Health&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19096965022&gbraid=0AAAAACm_Jmci4qhplOpO2w0tKStPuLxsb&gclid=CjwKCAjw1	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Naomi Varela, LMFT	1457972978	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Bray, LPC	1457983686	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Untangled Minds	Untangled Minds	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	105 12Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-4512	105 12Th St Se 1114	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-4512	https://untangledminds.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jared Young, CSWA,QMHP	1467124602	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA,QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Jordan, CRM	1467148999	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Garcia-Hallman, THW-BIRTH	1467263947	Female	Information Not Provided	American Indian	Activating Light Studio		English	No	THW-BIRTH	Nursing Service Related Providers		Doula		Adult and Pediatric		601 Chetco Ave Ste 3	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-251-8677							activatinglightdoulacare.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide		Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Mccullough, RD	1467283796	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tiffany Cicchetti, RD	1467292441	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elissa Moore, FNP-BC	1467314591	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical North	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	FNP-BC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	94180 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-412-2000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Medical_North	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olivia Reid, CHW	1467319053	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Rush, OD	1467400952	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Vision Center	Bandon Vision Center	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		855 W Central Blvd Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-4042	395 2Nd St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-3622	https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly James, MD	1467403378	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Matthew Williamson, DO	1467428540	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Judy Gabehart-Geant, LPC	1467473934	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lisa Bonacuse, RD	1467570416	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Darren Huddleston, DMD	1467611921	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Darren S Huddleston Dmd Pc		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1035 Ne 6Th St	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-476-8788							https://drhuddleston.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	No
Wade Van Sice, MD	1467625756	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tamara Carroll, MD	1467741538	Female	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital	Inspire Radiology Group 2 Llc	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	816-800-9020	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andy Le, DDS	1467788646	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Brookings)		English, Spanish	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	97829 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-7000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/brookings	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Valerie Rogers, RD	1467794289	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Natalie Snyder, DPT	1467828855	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Orthopedic	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jazmin Crookes, LPC	1467929208	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
April Nelson, CADC-II	1467976217	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Reinig, DO	1467985879	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Arthur Lee, ABA	1477123990	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English	No	ABA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA)		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Ingram, DO	1477182673	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English, Spanish	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sandy Teeter, AGNP	1477189009	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	AGNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Health	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alaa Elhannouny, RD	1477257590	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adria Withrow, LPC	1477265171	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shelby Pehlke, QMHP-R	1477357325	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roger Willis, MD	1477501815	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English, Japanese	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Bombeck, MD	1477503878	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rebecca Samet, MD	1477509503	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Albertina Kerr Centers	1477618353		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Albertina Kerr Centers	Albertina Kerr Subacute Crisis Psychiatr5Ic Care For Youth	English	No		Agencies	Residential Treatment Facilities	Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent	Billing Provider	Pediatric		424 Ne 22Nd Ave	Portland	OR	97232	Multnomah	503-408-4705	832 Ne 162Nd Ave	Portland	OR	97230	Multnomah	503-408-4705	https://www.albertinakerr.org/crisis/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rogue River Endodontics	1477645794		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Rogue River Endodontics		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Billing Provider	Dental Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		1004 Ramsey Ave	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-471-9392							https://www.rogueriverendo.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carmen Hudson, MD	1477649036	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		5905 Se Powell Valley Rd	Gresham	OR	97080	Multnomah	855-255-1750	2625 Koos Bay Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-2161	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cameron Evans, MD	1477733574	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	94220 4Th St	Springfield	OR	97478	Lane	541-998-6750	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Valley Drugs	1487085932		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Valley Drugs		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	250 Nw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-236-7060							https://valleydrugsrx.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	No
Lisa Rohm, ANP	1487274361	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	English	No	ANP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carley Klein-Peters, LCSW	1487284642	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cynthia Edwards, CSWA	1487293593	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gabriella Iagnocco, RD	1487401238	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christine Garofano, RD	1487435095	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Evangelia Sosa, RD	1487484101	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lumira Behavioral Health	1487594198		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lumira Behavioral Health		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1957 Thompson Rd Ste J	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	641-422-3099							hello@lumirabehavioralhealth.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kit Mccalla, DO	1487626313	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3600 Nw Samaritan Dr Ste 101	Corvallis	OR	97330	Benton	541-768-5111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Curry General Hospital	1487696985		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No		Hospitals	Group	Acute Care	Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic, Medical Clinic, Critical Access	Adult and Pediatric	Critical Access	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	525 Madrona	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-3861	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karen Morrow, FNP	1487704813	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric	Family	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richard Schultz, MD	1487738134	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Brookings Internal Medicine Pathology Diseases Of Skin		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		97839 Shopping Center Ave	Harbor	OR	97415	Curry	541-807-0367							https://www.brookingsdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Aileen Romero CMA for Spanish speaking patients, also family member is asked to accompany the patient for the visit	No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kairos Northwest	1487782900		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Residential Treatment Facilities	Community/Behavioral	Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility, Adult Residential Treatment Facility/Home	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Mroz, OT	1487842316	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	OT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Sunzeri, LMFT	1487862637	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Elizabeth J Sunzeri Ms Lmft		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		63073 Crown Point Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-7669							sunzeri@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Carlson, MD	1487940318	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Niki Amsden, PHD	1497159461	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings		English	No	PHD	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Psychologist		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
South West Internal Medicine Llc	1497203194		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South West Internal Medicine (Coquille)		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians	Group	Medical Clinic	Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric		209 N Central Blvd	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-329-0144							Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Dr. Pense is fluent in Spanish	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt	1497248025		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		A&D Outpatient Treatment Program	Alcohol/Drug Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Rehabilitation, Substance Use Disorder	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Welch, NP	1497396394	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	NP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Heying, RD	1497416838	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Siobhan Hinzmann, CADC,QMHA	1497424147	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachel Proctor, RD	1497435382	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brandon Cole, THW,QMHP	1497438535	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	THW,QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Peer Support Youth	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maggie Aznavour, RD	1497536627	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erich Rudolph, CRM	1497553697	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shynar Johnson, PA-C	1497578876	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care		English, Russian	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anita Davila, RD	1497589717	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas Kollmorgen, MD	1497771182	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Gunderman, MD	1497787485	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology	Radiation Oncology	Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	94220 4Th St	Springfield	OR	97478	Lane	541-998-6750	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Salman Mehboob, MD	1497841795	Male	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Cardiovascular Diseases	Adult and Pediatric	Interventional Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tammy Bray, QMHA-I	1497924484	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Dohrman, MD	1508030909	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coos Eye Centers Inc	1508069428		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Vision Center		English	No		Group		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		855 W Central Blvd Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-4042							https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Angela Loveless, FNP	1508099433	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Waterfall Community Health Center	1508133299		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Federal Qualifiied Health Cntr. (FQHC) (Default)		Adult and Pediatric	Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Peter Karth, MD	1508181355	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Retina Care And Research	Retina Care And Research	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		986 Central Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-873-8462	395 2Nd Street Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-873-8462	https://retinacareoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Merz, FNP	1508249855	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kathleen Borden, LCSW	1508313503	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Medford)	Roseburg Therapy	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	3709 Citation Way Ste 200	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-900-4285	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karin Donnelly, QMHP-C	1508444894	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Theresa Keys, THW-PSS	1508588112	Female	Information Not Provided	American Indian	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	THW-PSS	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carrie Valle, FNP	1508589607	Female	Information Not Provided	Do Not Want to Answer/Decline	Onepeak Medical (North Bend)		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric		2590 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-217-2022	3265 Hillcrest Park Dr	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-275-2322	https://www.onepeakmedical.com/locations/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maria Rohrback, PA-C	1508591272	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Living Well Medical Llc	1508630856		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Living Well Medical Llc		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Medicine	524 Spruce St Ste 5	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-1505							livingwellmedical23@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Boyle, FNP	1508802802	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Better Health Family Medical	Jennifer M Boyle Fnp	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1101 Chetco Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-254-9300	1101 Chetco Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-254-9300	jmboyle72@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Randy Moore, DO	1508813817	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Therapeutic Radiology	Physician (Default Spec), Sports Medicine	Adult and Pediatric	Therapeutic Radiology	2880 Nw Stewart Pkwy Suite 100	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-2267	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kathryn Moon, FNP	1508897778	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Larsen, MD	1508953555	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Haugen, MD	1508955998	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marina Badcock, LPC	1518022482	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Eye Clinic	1518038058		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Clinic		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2584							https://www.bayeyeclinic.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Barbara Young is our Sign Language interpreter and Propio is our language interpreter who can also do sign language if needed	No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Amsden, MD	1518054097	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Pain Medicine	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	780 E Washington Blvd Suite 202	Crescent City	CA	95531	Del Norte	541-469-9205	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Hope, FNP,PMHNP	1518133487	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Hope Mental Wellness Llc	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	English	No	FNP,PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health, Family	999 N Front St Ste 107	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-236-2086	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	jenniferhope@hopementalwellnessllc.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bandon Vision Center	1518158500		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bandon Vision Center		English	No		Eye and Vision Services Providers		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		395 2Nd St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-3622							https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wendy Haack, DO	1518164250	Female	Information Not Provided	Caucasian	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Southwest Physical Therapy Llc - Brookings	1518181809		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Brookings)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Physical Therapy Clinic	Billing Provider, Therapy Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Rehabilitation	565 5Th Street Ste 1	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-1062							https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/brookings-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Hernandez, QMHA-I	1518319805	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richard Larecy, CADC II	1518325505	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cindy English, CRM	1518326347	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions	Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Leonard-Durrant, LCSW	1518414192	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tae Kim, MD	1518462456	Female	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15700 Sw Greystone Ct.	Beaverton	OR	97006	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alexis Fields, MD	1518601871	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Matteo, PT	1518609924	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olivia Middendorf, RD	1518658533	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olivia Ferrazza, RD	1518717800	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rose Wenderski, RD,MS	1518717941	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD,MS	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dana Depreter, CSWA	1518784800	Female	Information Not Provided	American Indian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Barry Blyton, MD	1518923986	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Oregon Urology Institute		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Therapeutic Radiology	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350							https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Gerber, MD	1518941350	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Family Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1950 Waite St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bryan Mehlhaff, MD	1518978204	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Other Service Providers		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Postal Prescription Services	1528003910		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Postal Prescription Services		English	No		Suppliers		Mail Order Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Mail Order Pharmacy	3500 Se 26Th Ave	Portland	OR	97202	Multnomah	503-797-2100							https://www.ppsrx.com/health/pps?redirectUrl=/rx/dashboard	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Maclean, CNM	1528042116	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christina Ford, MD	1528057593	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Lower Umpqua Hospital/Snf Swing Bed	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Webster, MD	1528166287	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Coast Plastic Surgery	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Plastic Surgeon	Otologist, Laryngologist, Rhinologist	Adult and Pediatric		620 Commercial Ave Ste A	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-3860	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://oregoncoastplasticsurgery.com/doctors/w-wallace-webster-md/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Haewon Han, CRNA	1528215654	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Brogdon, LCSW	1528414026	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
A Better Reality	1528531100		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	A Better Reality		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		320 Central Ave #408-409	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-217-8762							dr.daniel.emmett@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amarilys Rojas Perez, MD	1528562840	Female	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeremiah Hatcher, LPC	1528574647	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marne Potocki, CSWA	1528591260	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Dozhier, LPCA,QMHP	1528606456	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPCA,QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Logan Gull, DPM	1528641412	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DPM	Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service Providers		Podiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Foot & Ankle Surgery	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Monica Arce, CRNA	1528646684	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Linda Schartman, LPC	1528653870	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Preferred Stories Counseling		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	375 Park Ave Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-252-3588							https://www.preferredstoriescounseling.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelly Engle, CADC-R	1528736220	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Crossroads		English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sulis Mind And Body Llc	1528762390		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sulis Mind And Body Llc		English	No		Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	180 S Empire Blvd	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-203-0154							https://www.sulismindandbody.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Allison Alvarado, RD	1528781895	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dessa Clemenson, PA-C	1528790771	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-726-4401	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gold Beach Pharmacy Llc	1528809886		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gold Beach Pharmacy Llc		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	94202 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-727-3300							https://www.rxgoldbeach.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N			Yes	No
Kaden Miller, THW-PSSYS	1528843695	Unknown	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	THW-PSSYS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Peer Support Youth	Behavioral Rehab Specialist	Adult and Pediatric		2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kayla Askarinejad, RD	1528870961	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jazmynn Hill, QMHP-R	1528922861	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ronald Wagner, MD	1538116538	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brian Jewett, MD	1538169727	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Reconstructive Orthopaedic Surgery	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Clinic Llp	1538174958		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Billing Provider	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Hanks, PA	1538248018	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pedro Ramirez, MD	1538274816	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coastal Center Llc	1538278536		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor, Community Mental Health Program	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health (Including Community Mental Health C	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bram Spitael, PAC	1538319355	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	Dutch, English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lisa Leuchner, RD	1538324264	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Louise Cackowski, LPC	1538362736	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paavani Atluri, MD	1538424346	Female	Information Not Provided	Asian Indian	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Priyanka Joshi, DDS	1538558457	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bend Teledentistry)		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	63140 Britta St Ste D104	Bend	OR	97703	Deschutes	866-268-9631							https://www.advantagedental.com/services	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bethany Lopez-Crawford, LPC	1538636790	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Roseburg Therapy Llc	1538665013		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Bilingual Service Provider, Marriage and Family Therapist	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karen Darnell, PA-C	1538727839	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Eye Surgery Center	1538736459		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Eye Surgery Center (Pony Creek Annex)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC)		Adult and Pediatric	Ambulatory Surgical	2075 Public Square Ct	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-435-7705							https://www.bayeyesurgerycenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrew Hausted, MD	1538781265	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Butler, LCSW	1538800057	Unknown	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Natalie Nyapete, RD	1538839436	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kylee Brazelton, RD	1538841135	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jason Hamilton, CRM	1538843222	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Disney, PCA	1538848973	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kelly Crowder, CRM	1538849476	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Woodland Clinic	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1950 Waite St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maria Liu, PT	1538943709	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jamie Diaz, CRM	1538956578	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Madisyn Keller, DPT	1538971155	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Smriti Sinha, RD	1538974118	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas Leach, RD	1538984356	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Wells, CRM	1538996079	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marc Tetrick, CRM	1548066145	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ralph Morones, THW-PSS,AMH	1548152721	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	THW-PSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pablo Garcia-Perez, CRNA	1548265119	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Collins, PAC	1548320302	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg	Advanced Skin Center Reedsport	English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546	385 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-672-7546	https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Charlotte Clausen, MD	1548338841	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Noenatal - Perinatal	Gynecology	Adult and Pediatric	Maternal & Fetal Medicine	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danielle Norris, PMHNP,DNP	1548409048	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cedar Psychiatric Associates		English	No	PMHNP,DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	427 Fir Ave Ste 210	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-731-4600							https://www.cedarpsychiatricassociates.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Laudert, MD	1548600208	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachelle Chevalier, LMFT	1548631138	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	New Creations Llc		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist	Community Mental Health Program, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric		212 Maple St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-404-3689							Newlifecreationsllc1111@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Susan Hohmann, LPC	1548658214	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling	Gentle Breeze Counseling	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	222 E 2Nd Ste 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990	https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kristen Kemp, RD	1548773633	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katherine Thayer, QMHA-R	1548802036	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Catherine Kuehne, MD	1548849656	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kevin Ma, MD	1548881600	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Teagan Settelmeyer, MD	1548898406	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	890 Oak Street Se Building A	Salem	OR	97301	Marion	503-561-5634	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Bueckert, CRM	1548903974	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jamie Mayo, PMHNP	1548939218	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Sulis Mind And Body Llc		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	180 S Empire Blvd	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-203-0154	180 S Empire Blvd	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-203-0154	https://www.sulismindandbody.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Janke, FNP	1548949613	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brookings Community Resource Response	1558029447		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Brookings Core Response		English	No		Group	Other Service Providers	Health Related Social Needs - Outreach/Engagement	Health Related Social Needs - Nutrition Services, Health Related Social Needs - Climate Services, Health Related Social Needs - Housing Services, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric		16389 Hwy 101 S	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-521-0825							https://brookingscoreresponse.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bryan Collard, CRM	1558066795	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shaina Arnett, CRM II	1558068106	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM II	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chelsea Jones, CRM	1558181081	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gillian Betterton, MD	1558333211	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Wells, PA	1558344952	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Urology Institute	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Surgical Technologist	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Fitzpatrick, MD	1558361873	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric	Orthopaedic Trauma	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joe Dunn, DMD	1558482133	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Siskiyou Community Health Center		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1701 Nw Hawthorne Ave	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-472-4777							https://siskiyouhealthcenter.com/provider-directory/#_gp	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	No
Erik Young, MD	1558484238	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology	Nephrologist	Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sara Brakebush, CPNP	1558518381	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	CPNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric	Pediatrics	1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Augustina Crees-Roosen, CADC-I,CRM	1558720011	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CADC-I,CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marna Petersen, LPC	1558793646	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hmz Ventures Corporation	1558824391		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Kidney And Hypertension Care		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Nephrology	1860 Virginia Ave Ste 8	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-808-2412							https://bayareakidneyandhypertensioncare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cit Retail Pharmacy	1558871228		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cit Retail Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7039							https://kokwelwellness.org/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Gay, MD	1558922369	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology		Adult and Pediatric	Radiation Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eddie Jasso, QMHA-I	1568001246	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ya Chi Chang, FNP	1568002749	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Clinic	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rebecca Coady, RD	1568004356	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nikkona Henderson, FNP	1568014942	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jasmine Carmack, QMHP-C	1568127850	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Gates, RD	1568231389	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Stout, QMHA-I	1568238970	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rodney Case, THW-PSS AA	1568273639	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	THW-PSS AA	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stefanie Wolverton, THW-CHW	1568295202	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aloycha De La Roche, PMHNP	1568469773	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Darby Valley, LAC DAOM	1568550432	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Mian Yan		English	No	LAC DAOM	Other Service Providers		Acupuncturist		Adult and Pediatric		35 S 6Th St	Cottage Grove	OR	97424	Lane	541-357-7530							darby@cgca.us	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mohan Lakhani, MD	1568552370	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English, Hindi	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Precision Eyecare Pc	1568648731		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Precision Eyecare		English	No		Eye and Vision Services Providers		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		586 5Th St Ste 300	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-7775							https://www.brookingseyecare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Southwest Physical Therapy Llc - Coquille	1568685766		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Jbrs Coquille)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Physical Therapy Clinic	Therapy Clinic, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Rehabilitation	279 North Central	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3341							https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/coquille-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bradley Koschel, DO	1568815223	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gabriela Leon, FNP	1568918563	Female	White	German	Coquille Valley Health (Coquille)	Coquille Valley Hospital	German	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	790 E 5Th St Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daryl Zetlmaier, THWPSS,AMH	1568927309	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	THWPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachelle Tombaugh, QMHA,CADC	1568970754	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ann Moffett, FNP	1578061883	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Onepeak Medical (North Bend)		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2590 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-217-2022	3265 Hillcrest Park Dr	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-275-2322	https://www.onepeakmedical.com/locations/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cheryl Mcdonald, LCSW	1578082822	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Makenna Davis, CSWA	1578142899	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	https://threerivers.health/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jordan Lippincott, MD	1578144333	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vanessa Mohrbacher, FNP	1578189601	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deborah Hanyon, RD	1578295176	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hanna Johnson, PT	1578307898	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashleigh Strain, QMHA-R	1578350526	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Karp, RD	1578377792	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leo Kusuda, MD	1578533303	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist	Otologist, Laryngologist, Rhinologist	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pauletta Tokich, ARNP	1578663332	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South West Internal Medicine (Bandon)	South West Internal Medicine (Coquille)	English	No	ARNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Family Nurse Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Family	913 11Th St Se Ste 1	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0144	209 N Central Blvd	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-329-0144	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Dr. Pense is fluent in Spanish	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danielle Jensen, DPT	1578664710	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Kokwel Wellness Center (Coos Bay)	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		650 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David White, DMD	1578692315	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Hucrest Family And Implant Dentistry		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1600 Nw Hughwood Ct	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-6525							Website Unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used
Brigett Hollander, LCSW,MSW	1578735270	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lifespan Counseling And Consulting Llc		English	No	LCSW,MSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Social Worker	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	2354 Union Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-337-1856	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bettina Bernstein, DO	1578786182	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mitchell Clark, QMHP-R	1578798278	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP-R	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dawn Fox, CADC,QMHA	1578921573	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tisha Larsen, PMHNP	1578954855	Female	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Central America	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lisa Cherry, RD	1578999793	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Barker, MD	1588013858	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shane Weare, DO	1588018048	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Felisha Miller, FNP	1588061048	Female	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Southern Coos Hospital		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Courtney Cloud, LCSW	1588150569	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Desiree Dixon, LCSW	1588188643	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Optimize Wellness Counseling Llc		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	632 Anderson Ave Ofc L	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-590-2498							https://www.optimizewellnesscounseling.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joni Whipple, CRNA	1588199863	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lars Grosse-Wortmann, MD	1588210157	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology		Adult and Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3303 S Bond Ave	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8760	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jacob Stewart, THWPSS,AMH	1588408991	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	THWPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eliza Janauskas, QMHP-R	1588447197	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Obadiah Watkins, QMHP-R	1588452296	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Donna Buick, THW-PSSAMH	1588539894	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	THW-PSSAMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jonathon Park, MD	1588649289	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Bandon)	Coos Bay Rehabilitation Avamere	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		110 10Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-5191	2625 Koos Bay Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-2161	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/bandon/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jitendra Patel, MD	1588668230	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English, Gujarati, Hindi, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Emergency Med Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Geriatric Medicine	97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Southern Coos Hospital	1588684484		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital		English	No		Hospitals	Group	Acute Care	Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic, Critical Access, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Critical Access	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Safeway Pharmacy-Coos Bay	1588693527		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Safeway Pharmacy #1556		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		230 Johnson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-1709							https://local.pharmacy.safeway.com/safeway/or/coos-bay/230-e-johnson-ave.html	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Cheslock, OD	1588720031	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cheslock Optical	Cheslock Optical	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		1817 Meade St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-2727							https://www.cheslockoptical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sara Gerhards, MD	1588804579	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Justin Goodman, DDS	1588813992	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bend Teledentistry)		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	63140 Britta St Ste D104	Bend	OR	97703	Deschutes	866-268-9631							https://www.advantagedental.com/services	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lorraine Davies, MD	1588827547	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Telemedpsych		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist		Pediatric	Child & Adolescent Psychiatry	Telehealth Only	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	800-520-9857							https://www.telemedpsych.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	N/A	N		Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues
Dianne Barry, RD	1588843908	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Karth, MD	1588862320	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (North Bend)	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		3585 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-687-1927	1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/contact/locations/north-bend-eye-doctors/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Juan Piantino, MD	1588866586	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Italian, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist	Pediatrics	Pediatric	Neurology with Special Qualifications in Child Neu	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	4411 Sw Vermont St.	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adam Trotta, MD	1588984751	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English, French, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Morgan Grove, OD	1598114340	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Eye Center Of Gold Beach	Bandon Vision Center	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		94225 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-7212	395 2Nd St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-3622	https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trisha Shook, QMHA-I,BS	1598123275	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I,BS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jayson Clark, LPC	1598198954	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor, Community/Behavioral, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrea Gardner-Young, LPC	1598282188	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Andrea Gardner-Young Lpc		English, Spanish	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	Telehealth Only	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-224-6668							https://www.andreagardneryounglpc.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	Y	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Broadway Pharmacy	1598302119		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Broadway Pharmacy		English, Hindi	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		2790 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-449-9190							https://www.rxbroadway.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachel Schaefer Glen, LPC	1598423501	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Eugene Office	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	59 E 11Th Ave Ste 200	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Sayles, LPCA,BS,MA	1598427429	Female	Information Not Provided	Western European	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPCA,BS,MA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aaron Macarthur, QMHA-I	1598432197	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carmella Fullenwider, MSN	1598508640	Female	White	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MSN	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Walton, QMHA-R	1598584161	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Garrett Shannon, QMHA-R	1598591562	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laurance Choate, MD	1598737033	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Koester, MD	1598752446	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric	Sports Medicine	55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wesley Johnson, MD	1598758880	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Coquille)	Coquille Valley Hospital	English, German	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		790 E 5Th St Ste A	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Keyhan Farkhondepay-Aryah, MD	1598763716	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)		English, Farsi	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927							https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffrey Kobernik, DMD	1598852303	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Hucrest Family And Implant Dentistry		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1600 Nw Hughwood Ct	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-6525							Website Unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used
Milana Marsenich, LPC	1598865131	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1900 Woodland Dr	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rhonda Hale, PT	1598873630	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Brookings)	Southwest Physical Therapy (Coos Bay)	English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		565 5Th Street Ste 1	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-1062	1650 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-7212	https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/brookings-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Beverly Wood, MSN,NP	1598951527	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MSN,NP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kyle Wilhite, MD	1598975260	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia	Acorn Dentistry For Kids - Corvallis	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	1731 Nw Kings Blvd	Corvallis	OR	97330	Benton	503-874-4560	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alex Tan, MD	1609054253	Male	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cameron Derbyshire, PA-C	1609130269	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amanda Galer, LCSW	1609150325	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi	Three Rivers Behavioral Health	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	250 Hull St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200	https://threerivers.health/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Waterfall Community Health Center	1609151810		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic Inc - Power School Based Health Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		FQHC - Clinic/Center	ABA Organization	Adult and Pediatric	Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)	400 Fir Ave	Powers	OR	97466	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kira Lathrop, LPC	1609223809	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Wills, QMHA-R	1609252196	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nichole Matz, QMHAII,THW	1609288182	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHAII,THW	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Peer Support Family, Case Management	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Courtni Salinas, MD	1609300144	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Schwartz, PA-C	1609304609	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bradford Bennett, MD	1609308105	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Safaa Elnour, QMHP-R	1609410570	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Muhammad Hassan, MD	1609437839	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)	Oregon Eye Consultants (North Bend)	English, Urdu	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	3585 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Brown, CADC-1,CRM	1609494640	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC-1,CRM	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Clark, DMD	1609589837	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Roseburg		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Denturist		Adult and Pediatric		150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596							aviva.health.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Courtney Copeland, RD	1609597285	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric	Nutrition, Metabolic	595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Bahr, RD	1609612183	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric	Nutrition, Education	595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Diane Reid, APRN-FNP	1609622349	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	APRN-FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1010 1St St Ste 110	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Abbott, CNM	1609881028	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Arthur Hung, MD	1609881119	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology	Oncologist	Adult and Pediatric	Radiation Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	4411 Sw Vermont St.	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cynthia Lopez, QMHA-R	1609911650	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patrick Dahl, PA	1619214871	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Urology Institute	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric	Medical	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	1007 Harolow Rd 3Rd Floor	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Richard Barrett, DMD	1619222072	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bandon)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1275 Oregon Ave Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-551-4022							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/bandon	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Portuguese is spoken here	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ann Kellogg, DO	1619291127	Female	Caucasian	Western European	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition, Hospitalist	Adult and Pediatric		790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	2500 Ne Neff Rd	Bend	OR	97701	Deschutes	541-382-4321	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Antonia Perez, FNP,PMHNP	1619377322	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic	English	No	FNP,PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Farris Serio, DO	1619466232	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	Arabic, English, Spanish	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner	General Surgeon	Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Surgeon, CADC	1619493293	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CADC	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Obiri Yeboah, AGNP	1619631215	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings		English	No	AGNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karina Combes, PMHNP	1619713039	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katie Adams, PMHNP	1619737210	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rose Kantor, RD	1619755741	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Benson, CRM	1619781556	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alberto Verduzco Ramirez, QMHP-R	1619842986	Male	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Alharsami, CADC-R	1619844750	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gary Roper, PT	1619853561	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric	Orthopedic	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dunes Family Health Care	1619900370		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Rural Health (default spec)		Adult and Pediatric	Family Planning, Non-Surgical	620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Waterfall Clinic Llp	1619915113		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		FQHC - Clinic/Center		Adult and Pediatric	Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	93670 Viking Ln	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Blum, MD	1619990108	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Family Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Gray, LPC	1629110853	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1010 1St St Ste 110	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529	1312 Tichnor Ave	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-1114	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Reynolds, DDS	1629227681	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Reynolds Family Dentistry		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		984 Ne 8Th St	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-471-7062							https://reynoldsfamilydentistryoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adrienne Fisher, WHNP	1629404843	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English, Spanish	No	WHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Women's Health	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tyler Ferris, MD	1629496526	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	Curry General Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Emergency Med Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Simon Turner, CADC-I	1629540547	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ricks Medical Supply	1629558010		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Ricks Medical Supply (North Bend)	Ricks Medical Supply (Roseburg)	English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer		Adult and Pediatric		1934 Newmark St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-672-3042	780 Nw Garden Valley Blvd Ste 200	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-3042	https://www.ricksmedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	No
John Waddell Ii, MD	1629562582	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	816-800-9020	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Coates, CADC,QMHA	1629573977	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bryanna Health, CADC I	1629618079	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kayla Barcklay, THW,CADC-R	1629662739	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	THW,CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Peer Support Adult Addictions	Certified Recovery Mentor, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robin Finney, PMHNP	1629687892	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Compass Rose Psychiatry	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	320 Central Ave Ste 212	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	520-378-3506	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shantel Whitfield, LPC	1629727896	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lindsey Pate, RD	1629753959	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Crawley, RD	1629842596	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Untangled Minds	1639044126		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Untangled Minds		English	No		Group		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		105 12Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-4512							https://untangledminds.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Linda Couch, MD	1639113244	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Medical Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Faith Mcmahon, RD	1639138738	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Silver, MD	1639178114	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Brookings Harbor Medical Center	Oak Street Health Care Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-7401	446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-8898	http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trinity Valley Pharmacy	1639180201		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Trinity Valley Pharmacy		English, French, Italian, Spanish, Tagalog	No		Suppliers		Nursing Facility		Adult and Pediatric	Long Term Care Pharmacy	2001 Ne Foothill Blvd Ste F3	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-9437							INFO@TRINITYVALLEY.NET	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laura Franklin, FNP	1639232978	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Coquille)	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	790 E 5Th St Ste A	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Tracy, DO	1639303852	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Allergy & Immunology		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical & Laboratory Immunology	1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brandye Wilson-Manigat, MD	1639328412	Female	Black or African American	African American	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Uma Rajhbeharrysingh, CRNA	1639337066	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Craig Elgin, DMD	1639428634	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Elgin Orthodontics		English, Spanish	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Orthodontist		Adult and Pediatric	Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics	2901 Broadway Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3181							www.elginortho.net	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Provider and one staff member is fluent in Spanish	No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Written materials, brochures and pamphlets, are available re: treatment options. Additionally, IRT text or email communication is available with patients through softwar	No
David Frey, DO	1639445067	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jonathan Larson, MD	1639516503	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital	Lower Umpqua Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Gilbert, QMHP-R	1639550536	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gerald Aggrey, MD	1639564065	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Compass Behavior Health	1639682883		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Assertive Community Treatment (ACT), COD Organization, Enhanced Mobile Crisis Intervention Svcs (EMCIS)	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health (Including Community Mental Health C	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Caitlin Clark, LCSW	1639703887	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicholas Sanchez, THW-CHW	1639905938	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	THW-CHW	Other Service Providers		Community Health Worker		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberli Klee, RD	1639951239	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrew Melton, THW-PSS AA	1639991409	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	THW-PSS AA	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Caterina Tadlock, PCA	1649004805	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laecey Foster, PA	1649016668	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lauren Ham, THW-PSSAMH	1649110784	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	THW-PSSAMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cale Wedell, CRM	1649124199		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Allaway, RD	1649133968	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Tersigni, MD	1649256892	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
George Dulabon, MD	1649264680	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon	Critical Care Medicine	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chad Jorgensen, PA-C	1649330846	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jon Yost, MD	1649385360	Male	Information Not Provided	Do Not Want to Answer/Decline	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Susan Chaney, CNM	1649402066	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Susan Chappelear, LPC,CADC I	1649423013	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Susan Chappelear Lpc		English	No	LPC,CADC I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1957 Thompson Rd Ste I	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-5537							mollikibug@yahoo.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wendy Webb, NP	1649468471	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	NP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Pediatric Nurse Practitioner		Infant	Neonatal	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kellie Rolph, MSN,NP	1649571720	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MSN,NP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Kyllo-Martin, FNP,MSN	1649849142	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	FNP,MSN	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Family Nurse Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jasmine Hatch, LCSW	1649917741	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Castro, ABA	1649969486	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English	No	ABA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA)		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wyatt Osborne, DMD	1659050268	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bandon)	Advantage Dental Group (Bandon)	English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1275 Oregon Ave Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-551-4022							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/bandon	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Portuguese is spoken here	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Baishnab, RD	1659099190	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Phillips, PMHNP	1659110013	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Coastal Roots Psychiatry Llc	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	Telehealth Only	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-543-2066	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gregory Knutson, CRM	1659121499	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Garrett Tovey, THW-PSS,AA	1659155869	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	THW-PSS,AA	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Mozingo, CRM	1659170066	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Howard Fellows, MD	1659365526	Male	Prefer not to answer	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Bass, DMD	1659417327	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Bend Teledentistry)		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	63140 Britta St Ste D104	Bend	OR	97703	Deschutes	866-268-9631							https://www.advantagedental.com/services	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Scott Roberts Dds	1659479095		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Scott Roberts Dds		English	No		Dental Providers		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric	Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery	3500 Cedar St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-0558							bayareaomfs@frontier.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Agnieszka Dobiecka, MD	1659557148	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Lower Umpqua Hospital/Snf Swing Bed	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	2620 E Barnett Rd Suite H	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-789-4728	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sara Dickerson, FNP	1659616571	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South Coast Healthcare		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	29641 Ellensburge Ave	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-425-5657							https://www.southcoasthealthcenter.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Corey Orton, MD	1659683928	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt Community Pharmacy (Port Orford)	1659862936		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Community Pharmacy (Port Orford)		English, Spanish	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		1312 Tichenor St	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-366-5094							https://www.coastcommunityhealth.org/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Molly Morrison, RD	1659879336	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrew Tembrock, CRNA	1659891414	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Carlson, PA	1659916690	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Johnny Farmer, THW-PSSCRM	1669179586	Male	Information Not Provided	Eastern European	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	THW-PSSCRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jason Cornutt, CRM	1669205159	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Green, PAC	1669434262	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Southwest Physical Therapy Llc - Bandon	1669695854		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Bandon)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Physical Therapy Clinic	Therapy Clinic, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Rehabilitation	913 Se 11Th Street Ste 2	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-4314							https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/bandon-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michaela French, WHNP	1669747341	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	WHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gina Allison, LPC	1669787115	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chedric Monahan, LCSW	1669902599	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lucy Dao, LCSW	1669903290	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mckenna Barber, LCSW	1669910477	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Johnson, PA	1669931705	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Community Health Center / Marshfield School Based Clinic	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	826 S 11Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-6232	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adrienne Hernandez, RD	1679010227	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mckenna Ferguson, PA	1679156608	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Keighly Colangelo, RD	1679215651	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Melissa Smith, CSWA,QMHP	1679241376	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No	CSWA,QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Lynch, QMHA-I	1679273817	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Francis Frost, THWPSS.CRM	1679284442	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	THWPSS.CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittany Wilson, CRM	1679287627	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Neeley, MD	1679509145	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1010 1St St Ste 110	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529	1312 Tichnor Ave	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-1114	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Neonatal Specialists Pc	1679556187		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Infant	Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298							Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Melody Sheldon, SLP	1679667398	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Rehabilitation		English	No	SLP	Speech, Language and Hearing Service Providers		Speech/Language Pathologist	Speech/Hearing Therapist	Adult and Pediatric		2085 Inland Dr Ste A	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-5221							https://southwestrehabilitation.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Some of our thereapists speak Spanish or Chinese and evaluate and treat vision deficits.	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Slocum Surgery Center	1679696157		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Surgery Center		English	No		Group		Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC)		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd Ste 400	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-2500							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Meggan Mclarrin, LPC	1679939524	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Mind Body Heart Therapy	Waterfall Clinic	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	375 Park Avenue, Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-5728	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	mmclarrin@counselingmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sharilyn Brown, LPC	1679950406	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Counseling		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric		682 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-290-9707							BayCounseling97420@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maria Tamborski, MD	1679990550	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cassandre Cressall, PMHNP	1689010597	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200							https://threerivers.health/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ittai Bushlin, MD	1689017048	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Nephrology	Pediatrics	Pediatric	Neurology with Special Qualifications in Child Neu	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	3303 S Bond Ave	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8760	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Deborah Ramirez, QMHA,CADC	1689046468	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Case Management	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Brantingham, DPM	1689195505	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital	Curry Medical Center - Brookings	English	No	DPM	Podiatric Medicine & Surgery Service Providers		Podiatrist		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Mankins, QMHA-R	1689212664	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karen Yung, RD	1689392383	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrea Paullus, RNFA	1689477036	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	RNFA	Nursing Service Providers		RN 1st Assistant		Adult and Pediatric	Registered Nurse First Assistant	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dina Mitry, RD	1689487274	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Crane, MD	1689650673	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South West Internal Medicine (Coquille)	Southern Coos Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		209 N Central Blvd	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-329-0144	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Dr. Pense is fluent in Spanish	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cherry Cherry, MD	1689659377	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		Burmese, English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist	Internist	Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Donald Randol, DDS	1689742298	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Roseburg		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596							aviva.health.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Monica Zilkoski, MD	1689759698	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Machelle Dotson, PA	1689814337	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224							https://www.bestmedclinics.com/oregon/find-a-clinic/north-bend/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Allen, DDS	1689851636	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Michael J Allen Dds		English, German	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)	Endodontist	Adult and Pediatric	Endodontics	1602 Nw Hughwood Ct	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-440-9175							UmpquaEndo@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	No
Corina Daugherty Calhoun, LCSW	1689919656	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Inner Spark Therapy Llc		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	134 S Wasson St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	971-266-4355							https://www.inner-spark-therapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Satish Bankuru, MD	1689968943	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Costco Pharmacy #1073	1689993826		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Costco Pharmacy #1073 - Roseburg		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	4141 Ne Stephens St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-378-0029							https://www.costco.com/warehouse-locations/roseburg-or-1073.html	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Language Line - translation, rx vial translation, printed materials in various languages	No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adam Clark, LCSW	1699276287	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	Lumira Behavioral Health	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katie Gorman, QMHA-R,BS	1699417881	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R,BS	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Devin Bailey-Wilson, CADC,QMHA	1699437798	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1950 Waite St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lifespan Counseling And Consulting	1699457788		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lifespan Counseling And Consulting Llc		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2354 Union Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-337-1856							Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Danielle Broyles, LCSW	1699476671	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Medford)	Roseburg Therapy	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	3709 Citation Way Ste 200	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-900-4285	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eleanor Yang, RD	1699571380	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gary Willis, QMHA-R	1699610154	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lynn Hill, THW-PSS,AAA	1699661678	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	THW-PSS,AAA	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions	Certified Recovery Mentor, Peer Support Adult Mental Health	Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephan Groth, MD	1699780015	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pacific Clearvision Institute Pc	1699812719		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pacific Clearvision Institute		English	No		Group		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		360 S Garden Way Ste 250	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-343-5000							https://pcvi.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lina Dorfmeister, CRNA	1699875278	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Beth Lindauer, RD	1699898692	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tamara Tuttle, PA-C	1699978601	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical North		English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		94180 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Medical_North	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sohee Williams, MD	1700015062	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Korean	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jenny Lascheck, LPC	1700036670	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trisha Jordan, LPC	1700097250	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leonard Cogan, LPC	1700187408	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Eugene Office	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	59 E 11Th Ave Ste 200	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michelle Ellsworth, LCSW,CADC	1700245164	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	LCSW,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD QMHP and above, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Asante Three Rivers Pharmacy	1700280484		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Asante Three Rivers Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		500 Sw Ramsey Ave	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-472-7420							https://www.asante.org/services/asante-pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Francesca Kenfield, QMHA	1700371374	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olivier Ezell, MD	1700468741	Unknown	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Arron Lafitte, LPC	1700548278	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Monika Farkas, MFTA	1700566742	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gentle Breeze Counseling		English	No	MFTA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		222 E 2Nd St # 4	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-824-0990							https://www.gentlebrz.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tiffany Pagel, QMHA-R	1700756111	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Matthew Haugen, MD	1700801859	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lifecare Center Of Coos Bay	1700830239		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lifecare Center Of Coos Bay		English	No		Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities		Nursing Facility	Enhanced WAO Approved, Nursing Facility Swing - Hospital, Nursing Facility Swing - LTCF, Nursing Facility Other, Nursing Facility Pediatric	Adult and Pediatric		2890 Ocean Blvd Se	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5433							https://lcca.com/locations/or/coos-bay/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Firas Alani, MD	1700833514	Male	Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	Pacific Islander	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Northrop, LPC	1700842069	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Victoria Mohr, MD	1700848223	Female	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Angela Quintanilla, CRNA	1710049333	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Raphael El Youssef, MD	1710197116	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Barbara Farrand, LPC	1710245469	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chris Poor, QMHA-I	1710251202	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Vehab Nemati, MD	1710396791	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Nuclear Radiology	Diagnostic Radiology	Adult and Pediatric	Vascular & Interventional Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Timothy Ferguson, CADC-I	1710507629	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sara Ferrell, LCSW	1710527726	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Pediatric	Clinical	1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Samantha Taylor, PA	1710617550	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg	Advanced Skin Center Grants Pass	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546	1021 Ne 6Th St	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-507-1881	https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Likia Burnside-Atkinson, QMHA,CADC	1710705124	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Certified Recovery Mentor, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Perkins, APRN-FNP	1710782255	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	APRN-FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt/Residential Tx Roseburg	1720010549		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Fresh Start Supportive Housing)	English	No		Residential Treatment Facilities	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Alcohol/Drug Provider	SUD Adult IMD, Community Mental Health Program, A&D Outpatient Treatment Program, ASAM 3.3, Gambling Disorder Services, ASAM 3.2-WM, A&D Residential Treatment Program - Rehab, A&D Residential Treatment Program - Children, ASAM 3.1, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, SUD Day Treatment, SUD Youth non-IMD	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	2650 Koos Bay Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-294-7001	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Liann Drechsel, DMD	1720192958	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Liann Drechsel Dmd Pc		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Pediatric Dentist	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner	Pediatric	Pediatric Dentistry	2270 Nw Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-5535							http://www.drliann.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	No
Bhaskar Ongole, MD	1720216963	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Geels, LPC	1720299480	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jamilah Mooney, LPC	1720350606	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Untangled Minds	Coos Health And Wellness	English, Spanish	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	105 12Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-808-4512	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://untangledminds.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ana Marie Ferguson, FNP	1720407786	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Myrtle Point)	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	324 4Th Street	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-572-2111	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/myrtle-point/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kandi Kirby, CADC-II	1720448020	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laura Wiese, CNM	1720485329	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Country Club	English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	590 Country Club Pkwy Ste B	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patricia Bailey, LCSW	1720487283	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	632 Anderson Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jason Fauble, LCSW,BS,MS	1720534746	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	English	No	LCSW,BS,MS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric		2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511	10 Crater Lake Ave	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	541-660-8953	https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amy Hinshaw, FNP	1720582315	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bestmed Urgent Care (North Bend)	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1226 Viriginia Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-305-4224	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joseph Letham, MD	1720583024	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amy Priest, CADC-I	1720655657	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Crossroads	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Case Management, Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lindsey Petrie, LPC	1720679244	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Marriage and Family Therapist, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hannah Belcher, RD	1720757362	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sepideh Nikkhah, RD	1720962814	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maggie Likes, MD	1730194689	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiologist	Pediatrics	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	691 Murphy Rd Ste 200	Medford	OR	97504	Jackson	877-346-0640	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Valley Hospital	1730223967		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No		Group	Hospitals	Acute Care	Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic, Billing Provider, Critical Access	Adult and Pediatric	Critical Access	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Donald Walker, FNP	1730256926	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical Center - Brookings		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Gerontology	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=curry-medical-center&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Diane Tsai, MD	1730266966	Female	Asian	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist	Therapeutic Radiology, Radiation Oncology	Adult and Pediatric	Radiation Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Catherine Barry, DO	1730382581	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg	Advanced Skin Center Coquille	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Dermatologist		Adult and Pediatric	Anatomic Pathology	1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546	855 W Central Blvd Ste B	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-672-7546	https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Theresa Bindig, RD	1730414525	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Buice, MD	1730443201	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Epstein, MD	1730525742	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Rohde, QMHA-I	1730532722	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		Central, English	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brent Hatch, PA	1730618513	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Surgical Technologist	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shaina Sullivan, OD	1730644790	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Eye Center Of Gold Beach	Bandon Vision Center	English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		94225 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-7212	395 2Nd St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-3622	https://www.cooseyecenters.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Travis Briseno, LD	1730679168	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aviva Health Roseburg		English	No	LD	Dental Providers		Denturist		Adult and Pediatric		150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596							aviva.health.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicholas Jonas, MD	1730679416	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	345 8Th St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ranilla Mori, PA	1730700683	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English, Indonesian	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	2073 Olympic St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-682-3550	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brooklynne Travis, CNM	1730710930	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English, Spanish	No	CNM	Other Service Providers		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Gonzales, CRM	1730743535	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness	Bay Area First Step	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patrianna Douglas, FNP	1730932781	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Family	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Sluder, CRM	1730998188	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Wellness Adult Mental Health	Peer Wellness Adult Addictions	Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Torie Lembersky, RD	1730999822	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carly Reno, QMHP-R	1740022714	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maryam Ashtiani, RD	1740054618	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Murray Dermatology Inc	1740092667		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Murray Dermatology Inc		English	No		Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		1234 Teakwood Ave Ste B	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-725-2593							https://www.murrayderm.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aaron Benner, MD	1740408384	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carrie Watters, LPC	1740416510	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Marriage and Family Therapist	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kellie Creaser, FNP,PMHNP	1740821453	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Avant Mental Health Llc		English	No	FNP,PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family, Psych/Mental Health	648 Chetco Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-351-9149							https://avantmentalhealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kara Jones, DPT	1740835958	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Devin Azevedo, QMHA-R	1740851757	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Gill, QHMA-II	1740889989	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QHMA-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Levin Manabat, LCSW	1740926120	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tony Molitor, THW,CADC-R	1740998871	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Crossroads	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	THW,CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Peer Support Adult Addictions	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tristin Gresham, PCA	1750063723	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PCA	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Devin Torres-Nieves, RD	1750070868	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alonzo Cuevas, RD	1750165379	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rochelle Tucker, MD	1750375614	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	93456 Thompson Lane	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	816-656-0550	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rohit Kapoor, MD	1750392908	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hammad Qadir, MD	1750460192	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Kidney And Hypertension Care	Bay Area Hospital	English, Urdu	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Nephrologist	Geriatric Practitioner, Internist	Adult and Pediatric	Nephrology	1860 Virginia Ave Ste 8	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-808-2412	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareakidneyandhypertensioncare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Peter Lund, MD	1750496436	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Coos Health And Wellness	English, Spanish	No	MD	Other Service Providers		Internist	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rishi Agarwal, MD	1750511051	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English, Hindi	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Medical Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anne Bombardier, CRNA	1750561650	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Nbmc Day Surgery	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Brown, LMFT,LPC	1750594156	Male	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	James E Brown Lmft Lpc		English	No	LMFT,LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Marriage and Family Therapist	Adult and Pediatric		15440 Museum Rd	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-698-6348							Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wanda Tomlinson, CADC-II	1750594289	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	400 Virginia Ave Ste 100	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials,Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Olaifa Turner, DMD	1750620076	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)	Advantage Dental Group (Bandon)	English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)	Gen. Dentistry Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227	1275 Oregon Ave Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-551-4022	https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Susan Ellis, PMHNP	1750706800	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tina Lamar, LPC	1750712527	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Calm Moments Counseling	Coos Health And Wellness	English, Spanish	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		1957 Thompson Rd, Ste I	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-5303	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	Calm.Moments.Counseling@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jose Inzunza, MD	1750724381	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Delbert Benzenhafer, MD	1750744819	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Hans Kim, MD	1750885687	Male	Information Not Provided	Asian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Korean	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology	General Surgeon	Adult and Pediatric	Radiation Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gina Mcdonald, QMHA-I	1760035604	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt	1760145338		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities	Agencies	Community Mental Health Program	Enhanced Mobile Crisis Intervention Svcs (EMCIS), Alcohol/Drug Provider	Adult and Pediatric		615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alex Rangel, LD	1760279111	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Myrtle Point)		English, Spanish	No	LD	Dental Providers		Denturist		Adult and Pediatric	Prosthodontics	913 A St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-559-5000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/myrtle-point	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
North Bend Medical - Lab	1760404396		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center - Lab	North Bend Medical Center	English	No		Laboratories		Independent Lab	Mobile Lab	Adult and Pediatric		1950 Waite St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-1227	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/services/lab-services/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Miguel Lanza, MD	1760499115	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dr Mike & Friends Pediatrics		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1957 Thompson Rd Ste A	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-2020							https://www.drmikeandfriends.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rohit Nanda, MD	1760518062	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Emergency Medical Services	1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Kellner, DDS	1760521934	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bee Happy Children'S Dentistry		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Pediatric Dentist		Pediatric	Pediatric Dentistry	2468 Tremont St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-0156							https://beehappydentistry.us/?utm_source=GBEprompt	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Charles Hurbis, MD	1760542724	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	South Coast Ear, Nose & Throat	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Otologist, Laryngologist, Rhinologist		Adult and Pediatric	Facial Plastic Surgery	2695 N 17Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-0900	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.scoastent.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Pasternak, MD	1760552483	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leanne North, QMHP-C	1760663629	Female	Information Not Provided	Do Not Want to Answer/Decline	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jerod Hines, MD	1760726897	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kristy Kelel, MD	1760757900	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stacy Kreger, AGNP	1760956312	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Living Well Medical Llc		English	No	AGNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse	Nurse Practitioner Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Primary Care	524 Spruce St Ste 5	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-1505							livingwellmedical23@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Bernardo, LPC	1760974364	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jason Empson, FNP	1770255283	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sook Leow, RD	1770293771	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Curry Medical North	1770303968		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Medical North		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Rural Health (default spec)		Adult and Pediatric	Rural Health	94180 2Nd St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-412-2000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Medical_North	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Margaret Santen, RD	1770317588	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jack Achenbach, RD	1770363962	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachel Brown, THW-PSS AMH	1770463895	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	THW-PSS AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Berna Demalignon, MD	1770560948	Female	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English, Portuguese, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology		Adult and Pediatric	Radiation Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	500 Sw Ramsey Ave	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-472-7000	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paul Motika, MD	1770600405	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15220 Nw Laidlaw Rd.	Portland	OR	97229	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Casey Rucker, MD	1770614992	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Vituity Cep @ Bah	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner	Internist	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeffrey Herman, DDS	1770641045	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Brookings)		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	97829 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-7000							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/brookings	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michelle Navarro, FNP-C	1770685307	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	FNP-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Robert Melton, MD	1770741027	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Katie Hobbs, LCSW	1770776551	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carin Beesley, QMHA-I	1770793820	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Teresa Costa, PSYD	1770894461	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Costa Clinical Psychology	Costa Clinical Psychology	English	No	PSYD	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Psychologist		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	Telehealth Only	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-0700							https://costaclinicalpsychology.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Francis Hacker, MD	1770923591	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology	Maternal Fetal Medicine	Adult and Pediatric	Maternal & Fetal Medicine	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Meeker, MD	1770939316	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lonny Jones, QMHA-I	1770942906	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anushi Bulumulle, MD	1770996589	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Oncologist		Adult and Pediatric	Hematology & Oncology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shela Bazile, ANP	1780022590	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	ANP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	Adult Health	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jean Nichols, CADC,CRM	1780041210	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CADC,CRM	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Certified Recovery Mentor, Peer Support Adult Addictions	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marka Turner, LCSW	1780174466	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Marka Turner Msw Lcsw		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	1991 Union Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	775-434-9446							markaturnerlcsw@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	NO	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gabrielle Beaujeu, LCSW	1780276774	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kristin Marco, RD	1780462366	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Carson, MD	1780604454	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Other Service Providers		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Paula Jewett, MD	1780609842	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Safeway Pharmacy #1666 (Roseburg)	1780613729		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Safeway Pharmacy #1666		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Adult and Pediatric		1539 Ne Stephens St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-957-2546							https://local.pharmacy.safeway.com/safeway/or/roseburg/1539-ne-stephens-st.html	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
John Golden, MD	1780744268	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Three Rivers Health Center - Coos Bay	1780755454		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center - Ctclusi		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Federal Qualifiied Health Cntr. (FQHC) (Default)	Indian Health Services Tribal 5 ENCRT	Adult and Pediatric	Community Health	150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7200							https://threerivers.health/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Three Rivers Pharmacy	1780755454.02		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Pharmacy		English, Spanish	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		150 S Wall St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7239							https://threerivers.health/locations/coos-bay-oregon/three-rivers-pharmacy-coos-bay/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rebecca Brisco, PA-C	1780780619	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English	No	PA-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Lanning, RD	1780792085	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Noel Pense, DO	1790118636	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Hospital/Swing Bed	English, Spanish	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lindsey Stewart, LPC	1790146355	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Barker, QMHPC,CSWA	1790159309	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	QMHPC,CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittany Sikorsky, MD	1790245439	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Country Club		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		590 Country Club Pkwy Ste B	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Summer Garibay, LCSW	1790294858	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Genoa Healthcare (Roseburg)	1790335073		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Genoa Healthcare (Roseburg Pharmacy)		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Long Term Care Pharmacy	621 W Madrone St Ste P1	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-537-5118							https://www.genoahealthcare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Retina Care And Research	1790431286		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Retina Care And Research		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		986 Central Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-873-8462							https://retinacareoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Angela Mayfield, QMHA-I,AA	1790478196	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I,AA	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tracy Amonoo, CNM	1790488633	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P	Other Service Providers	Licensed Direct Entry Midwife (LDEM)	Certified Nurse Midwife	Adult and Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dixie Torsak, LPC	1790499390	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy Stronger Oregon Salem Office		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	3400 State St Ste G-750	Salem	OR	97301	Marion	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Aceso Medical Clinic Llc	1790499663		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Aceso Medical Clinic Llc		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		375 Park Ave Ste 5	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-3066							https://acesomedical.clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bethany Galli, CADC-R	1790550788	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	356 Ne Beacon Drive	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-1033	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alishia Bullis, THW-PSSYS	1790591675	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	THW-PSSYS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Youth		Adult and Pediatric		2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Claudine Bohun, MD	1790983625	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology		Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	808 Sw Campus Dr.	Portland	OR	97239	Washington	503-494-8417	3303 S Bond Ave	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8760	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Veronica Simmonds, DO	1801004445	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Cychosz, MD	1801322953	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Odessa Billamor, QMHA-R	1801378260	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Community/Behavioral	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dacey Brooke, MD	1801399696	Female	Caucasian	Jewish	Bay Clinic		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric		1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333							https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachael Erickson, RD	1801456363	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Angela Lioi, RD	1801570676	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tonya Lamar, CSWA	1801573431	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Candie Keller, FNP	1801636600	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center (Coquille)	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric		209 N Central Ave	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-7295	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://www.nbmchealth.com/locations/coquille/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Zon Chang, RD	1801694369	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Oregon Urology Institute	1801812078		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Urology Institute	English	No		Group	Suppliers	Billing Provider	Medical Clinic, DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2550 Nw Edenbower Blvd Ste 102	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-334-3350	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Hoff, MD	1801815519	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Surgicenter	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 300	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-343-1603	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Safeway Pharmacy #0290 (Grants Pass)	1801825831		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Safeway Pharmacy #0290		English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric		115 Se 7Th St	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-956-7546							https://local.pharmacy.safeway.com/safeway/or/grants-pass/115-e-7th-st.html	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pathology Consultants	1801834361		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pathology Consultants		English	No		Group	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians	Independent Lab	Mobile Lab, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology	123 International Way	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-6915							https://pathologyconsultantspc.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Irvine, MD	1801960281	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care	Lower Umpqua Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alexander Schabel, MD	1801978481	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Weiss, MD	1801997614	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933							www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chandra Matadeen-Ali, MD	1811197619	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internal Medicine - Sleep Medicine		Adult and Pediatric	Sleep Medicine	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carla Murador, RD	1811428428	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ernest Puckett, MD	1811429236	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Eye Consultants (Eugene)		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		1550 Oak Street Ste 7	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	1550 Oak St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-1927	https://oregoneyeconsultants.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nbmc Day Surgery	1811437882		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Nbmc Day Surgery		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC)		Adult and Pediatric	Ambulatory Surgical	1900 Woodland Drive	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones		Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Willaclare Crank, ABA	1811465099	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Starfish Youth Therapy Center	English	No	ABA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		ABA Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA)	ABA Behavioral Analyst Interventionist (BAI)	Adult and Pediatric		1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	465 Elrod Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-751-7948	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mariah Voight, QMHP-C	1811549363	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	QMHP-C	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tayler Pennington, DDS	1811564941	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227							https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kristie Norris, CRM,CADC-R	1811609944	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CRM,CADC-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittney Thomas, LCSW	1811675770	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marie Pierrelus, RD	1811677255	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sydney Stacy, RD	1811691561	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Troy Alvarado, CRM	1811703465	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leslie Hollingsworth, RDH	1811731359	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Three Rivers Health Center Dental		English	No	RDH	Dental Providers		Expanded Practice Permit		Adult and Pediatric		1245 Fulton Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-6433							https://threerivers.health/locations/coos-bay-oregon/three-rivers-dental-clinic-coos-bay/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	We have a staff member that speaks Spanish fluently	No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Mccabe, RD	1811756703	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Regina Martin, CRM,THW	1811765027	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM,THW	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions	Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Curry Family Medical	1811939093		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry Family Medical Port Orford		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Acute Care	Hospital Based Rural Health Clinic, Critical Access	Adult and Pediatric	Rural Health	525 Madrona	Port Orford	OR	97465	Curry	541-332-3861							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_Family_Medical&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coos County Mental Health Department	1811981053		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Bock, MD	1821060591	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric	Gynecology	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Bishara, MD	1821127283	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatric Cardiology	Pediatrics	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15700 Sw Greystone Ct.	Beaverton	OR	97006	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anita Merritt, CNM	1821220054	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heidi Pahls, DDS	1821281049	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bee Happy Children'S Dentistry		English, Spanish	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Dentist (Default Spec)		Pediatric	Pediatric Dentistry	2468 Tremont St	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-0156							https://beehappydentistry.us/?utm_source=GBEprompt	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Home Town Drugs Of Roseburg	1821292707		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Home Town Drugs Of Roseburg		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Specialty Pharmacy, Indian Hlth Svc/Tribal/Urban Indian Hlth Pharmacy, Rural Health Clinic, Mail Order Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 210	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-229-1112							https://www.hometowndrugs-roseburg.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Michael Bruno, CADC,QMHA	1821456815	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Crossroads	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Other Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Certified Recovery Mentor, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lacey Becker, RD	1821495268	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Wilfong, RD	1821606898	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Janae Delzell, CRM,CADC	1821683913	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CRM,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Certified Recovery Mentor, Peer Support Adult Addictions	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Becky Thompson, LPC	1821749128	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stephanie Shiu-Delarosa, RD	1821749854	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Lower Umpqua Hospital	Dunes Family Health Care	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Matthew Kelm, CRM,THW	1821780180	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM,THW	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shannon Snyder, RD	1821803123	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ayesha Sajjad, RD	1821814922	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gloria Broughan, RD	1821885450	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Calvin Burch, THW-PSSYS	1821960188	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)		English	No	THW-PSSYS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Youth		Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Linda Almeida, FNP	1831110428	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Luz Family Medical Practice		English, Portuguese	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	937 Chetco Ave Bldg D	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-2101							https://luzfamilymedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Lingo and Jennie are available	Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Reploeg, MD	1831148592	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Corvallis Clinic		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Nephrologist	Physician (Default Spec), Internist	Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	520 N Bayshore	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-7710	444 Nw Elks Dr	Corvallis	OR	97330	Benton	541-754-1150	https://www.corvallisclinic.com/locations/aumann/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Leonard, MD	1831212976	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists	Neonatal Specialists	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Infant	Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Leonard, MD	1831212976	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists	Neonatal Specialists	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Infant	Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coos Bay Rehabilitation Avamere	1831233519		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Bay Rehabilitation Avamere		English	No		Nursing & Custodial Care Facilities		Nursing Facility	Nursing Facility Pediatric, Nursing Facility Other, Nursing Facility Swing - Hospital, Nursing Facility Swing - LTCF, Enhanced WAO Approved	Adult and Pediatric		2625 Koos Bay Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-2161							https://www.avamere.com/avamere-rehabilitation-of-coosbay/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gordons Pharmacy And Gifts	1831236991		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Gordons Pharmacy And Gifts		English	No		Suppliers		Nursing Facility		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	314 South Main St	Canyonville	OR	97417	Douglas	541-839-4452							https://www.gordonspharmacyandgifts.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kathleen Peters, LCSW	1831240324	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joseph Condon, MD	1831257286	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Cardiovascular Diseases	Physician (Default Spec)	Adult and Pediatric	Cardiovascular Disease	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jamie Gerhart, RD	1831313717	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy	1831425164		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy		English, Spanish	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Clinic Pharmacy	1701 Nw Hawthorne Ave	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-472-4747							https://siskiyouhealthcenter.com/dept/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
180 Medical Inc	1831504984		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	180 Medical Inc		English	No		Suppliers		DME/Medical Supply Dealer		Adult and Pediatric		7869 Sw Nimbus Ave Space 29-E	Beaverton	OR	97008	Washington	877-688-2729							https://www.180medical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Regina Hammond, RD	1831515097	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Keeley Chase, LPC	1831633676	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michelle Brown, DO	1831725894	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christina Wilson, MD	1831831940	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
William Doubledee, MA,LPCA	1831886084	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Crossroads	Compass Behavior Health	English	No	MA,LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	3099 Ne Diamond Lake Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-3469	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michele Chamness, THW-FS	1831887512	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	THW-FS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Claire Marcoulier, RD	1831925379	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Larry Jones, QMHP-R	1831961747	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ian Kennington, CRM	1831967850	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Susan Keen, CRM	1831970441	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Woodland Clinic	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Trina Wheeldon, QHMA-II	1831997147	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QHMA-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fred Meyer Pharmacy (Grants Pass)	1841236486		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Fred Meyer Pharmacy #126		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Adult and Pediatric		1101 Grants Pass Pkwy	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-474-7234							https://www.fredmeyer.com/stores/grocery/or/grants-pass/grants-pass/701/00126	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	1841236486	1841236486
Brandon Stroh, MD	1841293628	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cassandra Hollifield, PA	1841429016	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Megan Ridle, LPC	1841448396	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Moayad Tarboush, MD	1841668308	Male	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Emmett, LPC	1841669140	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	A Better Reality	Daniel Warren Emmett	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	320 Central Ave #408-409	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-217-8762	2690 N 17Th Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-217-8762	dr.daniel.emmett@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Karen Thornton, QMHP,CADC	1841751708	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	COD QMHP and above, Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP), Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Sidrian, CADC-I	1841842853	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Dayton, LPC	1851068886	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Misti Mccallister, RD	1851114755	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heather Miller, QMHP-R	1851138044	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gabriella Solis, RD	1851150247	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rebekah Shulman, RD	1851167258	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Delaney Jecmen, PA	1851168843	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Todd Raudy, MD	1851334437	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	M2 Anesthesia	Treehouse Kids Dentist	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2270 Troost St	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	206-605-5933	1611 J St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-515-6631	www.m2anesthesia.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator		Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pacific Home Care Home Health	1851350086		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Pacific Home Care Home Health		English	No		Agencies		Home Health Agency		Adult and Pediatric		375 Park Ave Ste 6	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-7005							https://pacifichhh.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Patrick Edwards, MD	1851351191	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Southwest Physical Therapy Llc - Coos Bay	1851407464		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Coos Bay)		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Physical Therapy Clinic	Therapy Clinic, Billing Provider	Adult and Pediatric	Rehabilitation	1650 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-7212							https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/coos-bay-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jerrell Ingalls, MD	1851517999	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Natalie Jones, FNP	1851660344	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Clinic		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Pediatric	Family	1750 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-0333	150 Ne Kenneth Ford Dr	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-672-9596	https://bayclinicoregon.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Leila Shepherd, PCA	1851701767	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Professional	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Mortensen, DPT	1851742761	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southwest Physical Therapy (Jbrs Coquille)	Southwest Physical Therapy (Bandon)	English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		279 North Central	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3341	913 Se 11Th Street Ste 2	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-4314	https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/coquille-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amanda Griffin, LPC	1851788996	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Byrne, CADC-II	1851838957	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CADC-II	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	406 Nw Winchester St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Journey To Discovery Counseling	1851859755		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Journey To Discovery Counseling Llc		English	No		Group		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		205 West 10Th	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-393-2280							https://www.journeytodiscoverycounseling.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Angelica Allen, MD	1851972483	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist	Hospitalist	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kayla Jimerson, RD	1861003402	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Murray, FNP,DNP	1861050189	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Murray Dermatology Inc		English	No	FNP,DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Dermatologist	Advance Practice Nurse, Family Nurse Practitioner	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1234 Teakwood Ave Ste B	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-725-2593							https://www.murrayderm.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Esther Hermiz, LPC	1861157596	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Behavioral Rehab Specialist	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jessica Wotruba, RD	1861164048	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marisa Warren, LCSW	1861173999	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rosa Pugh-Hunter, QMHA-R	1861188369	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brooke Nichols, RD	1861246589	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Devin Welch, RD	1861369555	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Walmart Dme/Pharmacy 10-1880 (Coos Bay)	1861419905		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Walmart Pharmacy 10-1880		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer, Prosthesis, Assistive Technology	Adult and Pediatric		2051 Newmark Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-5750							https://www.walmart.com/store/1880-coos-bay-or/pharmacy	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heidi Gaines, PT	1861478182	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Diana Mcphee, MD	1861629503	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Curry General Hospital (Swing Bed Only)	1861676652		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General (Swing Bed)		English	No		Hospitals		Nursing Facility Swing - LTCF		Adult and Pediatric	Critical Access	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000							https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=swingbed	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sara Baxter, LCSW	1861694994	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Derik Kenworthy, DO	1861726077	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Neuroradiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1460 G St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	816-800-9020	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Scott Fineout, CRNA	1861760647	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heidi Platt, CADC,QMHP	1861804007	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	CADC,QMHP	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder), Mental Health	615 5Th St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-241-3348	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christine Waite, RD	1861852329	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brian Wakefield, MD	1861923666	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At The Ten Coburg	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	10 Coburg Rd Ste 100	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Caitlin Bettger, PA	1861991796	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Heuer, PA	1871030338	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg	Advanced Skin Center Coquille	English, Spanish	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546	855 W Central Blvd Ste B	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-672-7546	https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kendra Harris, CADC,LCSW	1871064311	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	CADC,LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Certified Recovery Mentor, COD Practitioner, Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical, Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Abigail Le Vere, LCSW	1871116756	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Megan Locker, QMHA-R	1871142745	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shanna Smith, CRM	1871205708	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Washburn, LPC	1871218925	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Annette Miles, THW-PWS	1871225631	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English	No	THW-PWS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357	www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brittany Decker, ARNP	1871279463	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	ARNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Family	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sean Myers, CSWA	1871303222	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Keith Balderston, MD	1871525337	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology	Noenatal - Perinatal, Maternal Fetal Medicine	Adult and Pediatric	Maternal & Fetal Medicine	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Spencer Dowdle, MD	1871913756	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics	Slocum Surgery Center	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Orthopedic Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mark Bennett, CRNA	1871955435	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		2445 Beverly St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-284-3052	74B Centennial Loop Suite 200	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-393-0925	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Area First Step Inc	1871970897		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No		Agencies		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy	1881049658		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Siskiyou Community Health Center Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	340B Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Clinic Pharmacy	1701 Nw Hawthorne Ave	Grants Pass	OR	97526	Josephine	541-472-4747							https://siskiyouhealthcenter.com/dept/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brenda Royal, LPCA	1881069144	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julia Perez, RD	1881092120	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Costa Clinical Psychology Llc	1881144178		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Costa Clinical Psychology		English	No		Group	Ambulatory Health Care Facilities	Billing Provider	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health (Including Community Mental Health C	Telehealth Only	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-0700							https://costaclinicalpsychology.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Beatrice May, PMHNP	1881197804	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Josie Lewis, LCSW	1881201739	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alannah Gore, MPH,RD,LDN	1881348167	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	MPH,RD,LDN	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Urena, RD	1881378503	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Samuel Miller, DPT	1881391878	Male	Informations Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Andrea Cesarek, RD	1881422699	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	06/30/25	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laura Glen, LPC	1881458123	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastal Center		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	1834 Mcpherson Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-267-2113							https://coastalcenter.net/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Clients are encouraged to bring their identified support person with them to best ensure levels of comfort, culturally sensitive aspects are honored.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rachel Ochoa, QMHA-R	1881569648	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Melody Patton, RD	1881588820	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bernardo Isuani, MD	1881630861	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Radiation Oncology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Slocum Orthopedics Pc	1881694867		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No		Group		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Wade Fox, DO	1881700300	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julie Embree, PT	1881759322	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eric Johnson, MD	1881836724	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics	Pediatric Cardiology	Pediatric	Pediatric Cardiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	700 Sw Campus Dr, Floor 7	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Serena Ackerman, CRNA	1881899755	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lee Lamb, RD	1881902740	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician				595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/		Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sabrina Noel, DO	1881915015	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center		English, French, Spanish	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Psychiatrist		Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494							https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joseph Harp, PA	1891008561	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laurel Stiedemann, PAC	1891036901	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Country Club	English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric	Medical	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	590 Country Club Pkwy Ste B	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Toni Hurlocker, PMHNP	1891062642	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner	Advance Practice Nurse	Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alyssa Sader, MD	1891170502	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tyanna Bergeron, FNP	1891257630	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rayshal Spalding, RD	1891261996	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Connie Dimarco, MD	1891712477	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Urologist	Gynecology	Adult and Pediatric	Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Austin, MD	1891738332	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Endocrinologist	Obstetrics & Gynecology	Adult and Pediatric	Reproductive Endocrinology	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carrie Baird, LMFT	1891947008	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Carrie Baird Lmft	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		375 Park Ave Ste 2	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-995-7220	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	carriebairdLMFT@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kim Frakes, LCSW	1891955332	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Heldt, TWHPSS,AMH	1891982492	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	TWHPSS,AMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Mental Health		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Beaulieu Hearing Center	1891990321		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Beaulieu Hearing Center		English	No		Suppliers		Hearing Aid Dealer		Adult and Pediatric		2112 Broadway	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6337							https://www.beaulieuhearing.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Terry Parthemore, CRNA	1902008360	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	North Bend Medical Center	English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Natalie Speck, MD	1902061898	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Janette Mydland, LPC	1902131352	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)	COD Organization, COD Problem Gambling Specialist, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Hill, PA	1902275639	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt	1902330236		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)		English	No		Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Opioid Treatment Program		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rhonda Darling, LCSW	1902340219	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Laura Bliss, MD	1902347263	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric	Neurology with Special Qualifications in Child Neu	808 Sw Campus Dr.	Portland	OR	97239	Washington	503-494-8417	3181 Sw Sam Jackson Park Rd	Portland	OR	97239	Multnomah	503-494-8760	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Taylor Smith, LCSW	1902414469	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Bend Office)		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		CLSS Individual	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	300 Se Reed Market Rd Ste 280	Bend	OR	97702	Deschutes	541-900-4285							https://www.strongeroregon.com/bend-office	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ian Coe, MD	1902469208	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care	Lower Umpqua Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Elizabeth Zaffina, QMHA-R	1902510860	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Catrina Dzambik, CADC,QMHA	1902541063	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care		English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Peer Support Adult Addictions	COD Practitioner, Certified Recovery Mentor, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA), Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jaylin Franco-Leon, RD	1902614308	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Destin Finnegan, NP	1902618671	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	NP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amy Fiske, RD	1902634751	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Angela Kockler, RD	1902641962	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Douglas Walker, OD	1902806375	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Eye Center Of Brookings		English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		937K Chetco Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-6923							https://www.eyecenterofbrookings.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas Holt, DDS	1902807753	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Tom Holt Family Dentistry		English	No	DDS	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	199 N 9Th St	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-4314							www.drtomholt.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker
Theresa Longo, MD	1902990518	Female	Prefer not to answer	Prefer not to answer	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pediatrics		Pediatric	Pediatric Critical Care Medicine	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eye Center Of Brookings Llc	1912010596		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Eye Center Of Brookings		English	No		Eye and Vision Services Providers		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		937K Chetco Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-6923							https://www.eyecenterofbrookings.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adapt Southriver Comm Hlth Ctr	1912061755		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		FQHC Primary Care		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amy Anderson, RD	1912140237	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dr Mike & Friends Pediatrics Pc	1912209883		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dr Mike & Friends Pediatrics		English, Spanish	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Pediatric		1957 Thompson Rd Ste A	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-2020							https://www.drmikeandfriends.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Janet Lim, MD	1912223587	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Ophthalmology		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	330 S Garden Way Ste 150	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-687-2110	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brett Greene, MD	1912290032	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jaimie Broadhead, LPC	1912322496	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy Eugene Office	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	1170 Pearl St	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-743-4340	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eric Mohrbacher, CLT-LANA	1912324195	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Southwest Physical Therapy (Coos Bay)	Southwest Physical Therapy (Brookings)	English	No	CLT-LANA	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Occupational Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1650 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-7212	565 5Th Street Ste 1	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-1062	https://www.southwestphysicaltherapy.com/coos-bay-office/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mariena Joy, LCSW	1912363441	Female	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Mariena S Joy Lcsw		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	CLSS Individual, CLSS Rural, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	455 S 4Th Street Ste 5	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-229-7879	137 Hall Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-229-7879	https://www.brainbowfire.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Glenda Lewis, CADC,CGAC	1912366139	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	CADC,CGAC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	COD Practitioner, Gambling Disorder Services	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Whitted, LPC	1912386012	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lacey Van Den Ham, QMHP-R	1912495227	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sin Ki Ho, RD	1912546540	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa		English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Stacie Trosper, PCA	1912557224	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	PCA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erin Berry, APRN-FNP	1912599960	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care	Lower Umpqua Hospital	English	No	APRN-FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ruth Peet, QMHA-I	1912612243	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Joshua Sowers, CRM	1912653874	Male	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)		English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Adult Addictions	Certified Recovery Mentor	Adult and Pediatric		400 Virginia Ave Ste 201	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-751-0357							https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Analy Gonzalez, RD	1912792920	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Reina Jurado, RD	1912884339	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Heidi Carlson, FNP	1912906470	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oak Street Health Care Center		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-8898							http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jennifer Tufariello, MD	1912939471	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Riverbend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Brookings Harbor Medical Center	1912944067		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Brookings Harbor Medical Center		English	No		Group		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		446 Oak St	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-7401							http://bhmc-oak.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lamont Wettstein, MD	1922046564	Male	Information Not Provided	Do Not Want to Answer/Decline	Pathology Consultants	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Pathologist		Adult and Pediatric	Hematology	123 International Way	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-6915	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://pathologyconsultantspc.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Misael Marquez, MD	1922088426	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English, Tagalog	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Childrens Farm Home (Trillium)	1922209121		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Childrens Farm Home		English	No		Residential Treatment Facilities		Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent		Pediatric		4455 Ne Hwy 20	Corvallis	OR	97330	Benton	503-234-9591							https://www.trilliumfamily.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pallav Pareek, MD	1922232644	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)	Coos Health And Wellness	English, Hindi, Urdu	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Child & Adolescent Psychiatry	Psychiatrist	Adult and Pediatric	Psychiatry	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700	https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Palak Patel, MD	1922367572	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Chetco Medical & Aesthetics		English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric	Geriatric Medicine	97825 Shopping Center Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-204-6200							https://chetcomedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Spanish interpreters are available upon request	Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Edwards, MD	1922368265	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Tony Hinojosa, CADC,QMHA	1922428184	Male	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Qualified Mental Health Associate (QMHA)	COD Practitioner, Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Katchen, MD	1922560887	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		General Surgeon		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dana Safavian, MD	1922596139	Male	Prefer not to answer	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English, Farsi	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Vascular & Interventional Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	201 Medical Loop, Ste 190	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-236-0003	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Genoa Healthcare Llc	1922597442		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Genoa Healthcare (Pharmacy)		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		1545 Harbeck Road Suite P1	Grants Pass	OR	97527	Josephine	541-226-3609							https://www.genoahealthcare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Alisse Diers, PMHNP,FNP	1922607936	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Coast Mind And Body		English	No	PMHNP,FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	Telehealth Only	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-236-2088							https://sites.google.com/oregoncoastmindandbody.com/psych/home	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Telehealth Only	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Coquille Valley Hospital	1922620558		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital (Pharmacy)		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric		940 E 5Th St	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	952-653-2565							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Luz Family Medical Practice Llc	1922678051		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Luz Family Medical Practice		English	No		Group		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		937 Chetco Ave Bldg D	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-813-2101							https://luzfamilymedical.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Lingo and Jennie are available	Yes	Yes	If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lucas Eeftink, DO	1922748615	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Rd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	930 Sw Abbey St	Newport	OR	97365	Lincoln	541-265-2244	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Marianne Stone, APRN-FNP	1922869585	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital Clinic	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	APRN-FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Advance Practice Nurse		Adult and Pediatric	Primary Care	790 East Fifth Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3111	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://www.cvhospital.org/coquille-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Matthew Tyler, DPT	1922882117	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	DPT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Daniel Knight, FNP	1932173127	Male	White	White/Caucasian	Waterfall Clinic	Waterfall Behavioral Health Center	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1890 Waite St Ste 1	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232	1300 N Bayshore Dr Suite 202	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7000	https://www.wfall.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Suzanne Temple, MD	1932179546	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carolyn Mcgregor, WHNP	1932395530	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend	Womens Care At Country Club	English	No	WHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Nurse Practitioner (default Spec)		Adult and Pediatric	Women's Health	3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700	590 Country Club Pkwy Ste B	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-868-9700	https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeff Wareham, QMHA-I	1932580586	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chloe Hazel, LPC	1932723863	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jenna Calcaterra, RD	1932896164	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Pedram Esmaeelzadeh, RD	1932933009	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bayley Seymour, PA	1932942562	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute	Oregon Urology Institute	English, Japanese	No	PA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	1007 Harolow Rd 3Rd Floor	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350	https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Haley Paxton, RD	1932998739	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Southern Coos Hospital And Health Retail Pharmacy	1942020326		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Schhc Retail Pharmacy		English	No		Suppliers		340B Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-1325							https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	No
Haley Danskey Huse, FNP	1942034756	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Savannah Rose, DMD	1942041280	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Waterfall Dental Services		English	No	DMD	Dental Providers		Gen. Dentistry Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	General Practice	1885 Waite Street	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-6232							https://www.wfall.org/dental/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Mccraw, QMHP-R	1942048079	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Ashley Busch, PSSAA	1942070727	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Bay Area First Step	Bay Area First Step - Sheridan	English	No	PSSAA	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111	1942 Sheridan Ave	North Bend	OR	97459	Coos	541-756-3111	https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Julia Barker, RD	1942075858	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Corrine Wilson-Baurick, LPC	1942491535	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Beaverton)		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	5075 Sw Griffith Dr Ste 250	Beaverton	OR	97005	Washington	541-900-4285							https://www.strongeroregon.com/beaverton-office	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.)	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kimberly Orta, FNP	1942574488	Female	Information Not Provided	Hispanic or Latino/a - Mexico	Curry General Hospital		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	500 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-2000	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jamella Weeks, THW-FS	1942725270	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	THW-FS	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jamie Ledoux, LPC	1942748728	Female	Information Not Provided	Western European	Jamie Ledoux Counseling Llc		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	1957 Thompson Rd Ste J	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-275-5380							https://www.jamieledoux.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christopher Mallory, MD	1942763420	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	94220 4Th St	Springfield	OR	97478	Lane	541-998-6750	1200 Hilyard Ste 330	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-334-7555	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christine Dotson, APRN-FNP	1942812771	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care		English	No	APRN-FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Devyn Downum, CSWA	1942835400	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness	Coos Health And Wellness	English, Spanish	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emily Sauck, DO	1942838164	Female	White	White/Caucasian	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Obstetrics & Gynecology		Adult and Pediatric		1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111							https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chanel Chandler, CADC I	1942885983	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	English	No	CADC I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder	Gambling Disorder Services	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Debra Krueger, RD	1942967831	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Fawn Mathis, THW-PSSAMH	1942997028	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	THW-PSSAMH	Other Service Providers		Peer Support Family		Adult and Pediatric		2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Keyana Zanni, QMHA-R	1952007395	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-R	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mikayla Reed, PT	1952014110	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151							https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gretchen Walsh, RD	1952113466	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Maria Rivero, RD	1952122830	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Gabrielle Choi, PMHNP	1952144156	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Indian Tribe Ko-Kwel Wellness Center	Kokwel Wellness Center (Eugene)	English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	2401 River Rd	Eugene	OR	97404	Lane	541-916-7025	https://kokwelwellness.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Seyna Santos De Leon, RD	1952159840	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christi Binstadt, PT	1952352502	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Slocum Orthopedics		English	No	PT	Respiratory, Developmental, Rehabilitative and Res		Physical Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		55 Coburg Rd	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-485-8111							https://slocumcenter.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rajesh Ravuri, MD	1952386112	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital	Nbmc Day Surgery	English, Hindi, Other	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-888-9494	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Skyler Meyer, DNP	1952673709	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Integrated Health Care	English	No	DNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Amy Sale, LCPA	1952760027	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Integrated Health Care	Adapt	English	No	LCPA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Case Management, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	615 5Th Street	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-708-9581	29845 Airport Way	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	877-408-8941	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Large print materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Ise, CRNA	1952813297	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		6400 Se Lake Rd, Ste 300	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	503-594-1774	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
James Wagner, QMHA-1,THW	1952842346	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coastline Community Services (Kairos)		English	No	QMHA-1,THW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	2020 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-3511							https://www.kairosnw.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Linguistic services are available as needed	Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Morgan White, CSWA	1952965295	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Student/Education	Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Margaret Mcgann, CNM	1952989857	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Womens Care At Riverbend		English	No	CNM	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Nurse Midwife		Adult and Pediatric		3100 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9700							https://www.womenscare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Taylor Deacon, RD	1962011395	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Mary Lou Freitag, FNP	1962090621	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Health (Myrtle Point)	Coquille Valley Hospital	English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		345 8Th St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-396-3101	940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	https://coquillevalleyhealth.org/myrtle-point-clinic/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Chantal Roberts, RD	1962216184	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Finnegan Tomko, CSWA	1962370551	Unknown	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)		English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric		6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars		Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carrie Behn, RD	1962394064	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Simranjit Galhotra, MD	1962407601	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Curry General Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Internist		Adult and Pediatric		94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	900 Sunset Dr	La Grande	OR	97850	Union	541-963-8421	https://www.curryhealthnetwork.com/getpage.php?name=Curry_General_Hospital&sub=Locations	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
David Spencer, MD	1962419895	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Neurologist		Adult and Pediatric	Neurology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	15700 Sw Greystone Ct.	Beaverton	OR	97006	Washington	503-494-8417	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sempert'S Drug	1962579540		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Semperts Drug		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	DME/Medical Supply Dealer	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	735 Spruce St	Myrtle Point	OR	97458	Coos	541-572-5010							https://www.mygnp.com/pharmacies/semperts-drug-myrtle-point-or-97458/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	Y			No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Thomas Sorrells, LCSW	1962861401	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Carrie Aadland, LCSW	1962928630	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	LCSW	Other Service Providers		Case Management	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Better Health Family Medical Llc	1962940668		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Better Health Family Medical		English	No		Ambulatory Health Care Facilities		Medical Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Primary Care	1101 Chetco Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-254-9300							jmboyle72@gmail.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shelly Dubisar, QMHA-I	1972010874	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Coos Health And Wellness		English, Spanish	No	QMHA-I	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Micah Levitt, CSWA	1972035095	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness	Coos Health And Wellness	English	No	CSWA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Clinical Social Wkr	Adult and Pediatric		281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Foodsmart Nutrition Network	1972146694		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No		Group	Other Service Providers	Health Related Social Needs - Outreach/Engagement	Medical Clinic, Billing Provider, Health Related Social Needs - Nutrition Services	Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES		Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cory Trotter, QMHP-C,MA	1972149284	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Addiction Medicine/Family Practice)	English, French	No	QMHP-C,MA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	548 Se Jackson St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-229-8934	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Nicole Moon, QMHA,CRM	1972220333	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	QMHA,CRM	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Other Service Providers	Certified Recovery Mentor	Peer Support Adult Addictions, Peer Support Family, Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Rebekah Kroll, QMHA-I	1972244499	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHA-I	Other Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Myrtle Drugs	1972265411		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Myrtle Drugs		English, Spanish	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy		Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	821 S Main St	Myrtle Creek	OR	97457	Douglas	541-391-8321							https://www.myrtledrugsrx.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lisa Erlinger, CRNA	1972584944	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101							https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dallas Carter, MD	1972587764	Male	White-Caucasion	Western European	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner	Primary Care - Federal Definition	Adult and Pediatric		1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	2625 Koos Bay Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-2161	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jeanne Bisson, LMFT	1972634673	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Costa Clinical Psychology		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic, Community/Behavioral	Adult and Pediatric		Telehealth Only	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-412-0700							https://costaclinicalpsychology.com	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		Telehealth Only	Yes				Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Claudia Mcfarland, LMFT	1972803062	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Michael Beadnell, MD	1972815108	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		940 East 5Th Street	Coquille	OR	97423	Coos	541-396-3101	94220 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-247-3000	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Jason Sargent, DO	1972869832	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dunes Family Health Care		English	No	DO	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Family Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		620 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2163							https://www.lowerumpquahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Certified language interpreters are used; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Advantage Dental Group Pc	1972970671		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advantage Dental Group (Coos Bay)	Advantage Dental Group (Gold Beach)	English	No		Group		Dental Clinic		Adult and Pediatric		215 Curtis Ave	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-808-6227	94223 4Th St	Gold Beach	OR	97444	Curry	541-425-3000	https://www.advantagedental.com/locations/oregon/coos-bay	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
April Nunez, LMFT	1972987451	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	English	No	LMFT	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Marriage and Family Therapist		Adult and Pediatric		671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	1010 1St St Ste 110	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cleanne Johnson, RD	1982005732	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Sarah Vouch, PAC	1982054169	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Advanced Skin Center Roseburg		English	No	PAC	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Physician Assistants		Adult and Pediatric		1813 W Harvard Ave Ste 310	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-672-7546							https://www.ascdermatology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	TTY Contact, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Benjamin Yunk, MD	1982100038	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area Hospital		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Diagnostic Radiology		Adult and Pediatric	Diagnostic Radiology	1775 Thompson Road	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-269-8111	600 Ranch Rd	Reedsport	OR	97467	Douglas	541-271-2171	https://bayareahospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cit Tribal Pharmacy	1982115366		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Cit Tribal Pharmacy (Coquille Indian Tribe)		English	No		Suppliers		Indian Hlth Svc/Tribal/Urban Indian Hlth Pharmacy	IHSRX Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric		630 Miluk Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-435-7039							https://kokwelwellness.org/pharmacy/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Adam Turman, CRNA	1982146288	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coquille Valley Hospital		English	No	CRNA	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA)		Adult and Pediatric		2445 Beverly St	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-284-3052	74B Centennial Loop Suite 200	Eugene	OR	97401	Lane	541-393-0925	https://www.cvhospital.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Steven Sanden, CADC,QMHA	1982172730	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Area First Step		English	No	CADC,QMHA	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder		Adult and Pediatric	Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	155 S Empire Blvd	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-756-3111							https://bayareafirststep.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Our agency provides culturally specific services to Native American/indigenous people with Peer support in NARR Accredited Recovery housing.	Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Parker-Leigh Evans, FNP	1982253290	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Oregon Urology Institute		English	No	FNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	2400 Hartman Ln Ste 200	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-334-3350							https://oregonurology.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Holly Block, LPC	1982260113	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Professional	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Dillon Jackson, CRM	1982412276	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Adapt (Alcohol/Drug/Oupatient Mental Health)	Adapt (Opioid Treatment Program)	English	No	CRM	Other Service Providers		Certified Recovery Mentor		Adult and Pediatric		621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3500	406 Ne Winchester Blvd	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-673-2770	https://adaptoregon.org/contact/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Kristin Gurholt, OD	1982673927	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Eye Center Of Brookings		English	No	OD	Eye and Vision Services Providers		Optometrist		Adult and Pediatric		937K Chetco Ave	Brookings	OR	97415	Curry	541-469-6923							https://www.eyecenterofbrookings.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Cindy Shirtcliff, LCSW	1982760344	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Caves Pharmacy #1189	1982794038		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Caves Pharmacy #1189		English	No		Suppliers		Pharmacy	Rural Health Clinic, Mail Order Pharmacy, Specialty Pharmacy, Indian Hlth Svc/Tribal/Urban Indian Hlth Pharmacy	Adult and Pediatric	Community/Retail Pharmacy	333 S Redwood Hwy	Cave Junction	OR	97523	Josephine	541-592-4560							https://locations.myhspstores.com/store/caves-pharmacy-cave-junction-or/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Samantha Hudson, PMHNP	1982950432	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Coos Health And Wellness		English	No	PMHNP	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Psych/Mental Health	281 Laclair Street	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-6700							www.cooshealthandwellness.org	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Certified language interpreters are used; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Print Materials, Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Inshaallah Hephzibah, RD	1992100481	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Zipongo Health Provider Group Pa	Foodsmart Nutrition Network	English	No	RD	Dietary & Nutritional Service Providers		Registered Dietician		Adult and Pediatric		595 Pacific Ave Fl 4	San Francisco	CA	94133	San Francisco	844-415-2649	10260 Sw Greenburg Rd Fl 4, Portland, Or, 97223	Portland	OR	97223	Washington	844-415-2649	https://foodsmart.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y	Foodsmart's (Zipongo) ADA coordinator can be reached at 707-653-6006 or accessibility@foodsmart.com.	Telehealth Only	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Christina Brakebill, ARNP,FNP-C	1992133607	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	Adapt Primary Medical Care And Mental Health	English	No	ARNP,FNP-C	Physician Assistants & Advanced Practice Nursing P		Family Nurse Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric	Family	1010 1St St Ste 110	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2529	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting Existing Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor	There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Erica Ishmael, LPC	1992161814	Female	Information Not Provided	White - Other	Compass Behavior Health	Adapt Southriver Community Health Center	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532	671 Sw Main St	Winston	OR	97496	Douglas	541-492-4550	https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Lindsey Gardner, MD	1992185987	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Neonatal Specialists	Sacred Heart River Bend	English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Noenatal - Perinatal		Infant	Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine	3355 Riverbend Dr Suite 220	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-868-9298	3333 Riverbend Drive	Springfield	OR	97477	Lane	541-222-7300	Website unavailable	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities	Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eric Medrano, MD	1992325245	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Vituity Cep @ Bah	Bay Area Hospital	English, Spanish	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Emergency Med Practitioner		Adult and Pediatric		2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	2700 Nw Stewart Pkwy	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-673-0611	https://www.vituity.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	N		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.)	Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Anisa Mckenzie, QMHP-C,MS	1992344824	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Compass Behavior Health		English	No	QMHP-C,MS	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic		Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	621 W Madrone St	Roseburg	OR	97470	Douglas	541-440-3532							https://adaptoregon.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shantel Wehde, LPC	1992368971	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy	Roseburg Therapy (Stronger Oregon Milwaukie/Portland Office)	English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Professional Counselor	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285	6400 Se Lake Rd Ste 250	Portland	OR	97222	Clackamas	541-900-4285	https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shandi Lindsey, LPC,CADC	1992410401	Female	Information Not Provided	White/Caucasian	North Bend Medical Center		English	No	LPC,CADC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers	Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Counselor - Addiction / Substance Abuse Disorder, Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Professional, Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)	1900 Woodland Dr	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-267-5151	1467 Siskiyou Blvd #440	Medford	OR	97501	Jackson	541-224-5222	https://www.nbmchealth.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids	Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Emilee Oakden, LPC	1992478648	Female	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Roseburg Therapy		English	No	LPC	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Outpatient MentaL Hlth Clinic	Licensed Professional Counselor	Adult and Pediatric	Mental Health	272 Nw Medical Loop Suite E	Roseburg	OR	97471	Douglas	541-900-4285							https://www.roseburgtherapy.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility	Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room		Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	.Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Shane Matsui, LCSW	1992827463	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Southern Coos Hospital	Southern Coos Specialty Clinic	English	No	LCSW	Behavioral Health & Social Service Providers		Licensed Clinical Social Wkr		Adult and Pediatric	Clinical	900 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-347-2426	911 11Th St Se	Bandon	OR	97411	Coos	541-329-0154	https://southerncoos.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		Yes	Yes	Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space	There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator	Equipment used for patients is accessible. (Example: radiology equipment and mammogram accessibility.); There is an accessible weight scale that can be used to weigh patients using wheelchairs and similar types of mobility aids; There is adequate maneuvering space in exam rooms. (Example: a circular space of 5 ft. in diameter or clear floor space of 30 x 48 inches minimum, adjacent to; Exam tables and chairs are adjustable to 17 to 19 inches in height for transferring patients and have removable or fold up rails or armrests	Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Facility employs a peer support, wellness specialist or other Community Health Worker	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Note taker available. Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Eye Care Physicians & Surgeons Inc	1992830186		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Eye Care Physicians And Surgeons		English	No		Group		Billing Provider		Adult and Pediatric		1309 Liberty St Se	Salem	OR	97302	Marion	503-585-2022							https://salemeyecare.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	No
Trillium Family Services	1992873004		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Childrens Farm Home		English	No		Residential Treatment Facilities		Psychiatric Res Treatment Svcs, Child/Adolescent	ABA Organization	Pediatric		4455 Ne Highway 20	Corvallis	OR	97330	Benton	541-757-1852							https://www.trilliumfamily.org/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Bay Cities Ambulance	1992891980		Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Bay Cities Ambulance		English	No		Transportation Services		Ambulance		Adult and Pediatric	Land Transport	3505 Ocean Blvd Se	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-4300	3505 Ocean Boulevard South East	Coos Bay	OR	97420	Coos	541-266-4300	https://baycitiesambulance.com//	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES			No	Yes				Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Certified language interpreters are used	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
Burke Oneal, MD	1992903421	Male	Information Not Provided	Information Not Provided	Dream Team Anesthesia		English	No	MD	Allopathic & Osteopathic Physicians		Anesthesiologist		Adult and Pediatric		2915 219Th Ave E	Lake Tapps	WA	98391	Pierce	253-470-8326							https://www.dtanesthesia.com/	Accepting New Patients	Yes. Let your provider know, if you need a certified/qualified interpreter.	YES	Y		No	Yes	There is an adequate number of accessible spaces, including at least one van accessible space; The entry way offers adequate maneuvering clearance requirements and level ground or an automatic door opener; The door is equipped with hardware that is operable with one hand and does not require tight grasping, pinching, or twisting of the wrist; If the main entrance is not accessible, all inaccessible entrances have signs indicating the location of the nearest accessible entrance; There is at least one entry route that does not require the use of stairs; Accessible spaces identified with a sign include the International Symbol of Accessibility; Routes are stable, firm and slip-resistant, and at least 36 inches wide	If patients must access more than one floor, there is access to an elevator; There is an adequate number of wheelchair spaces provided in waiting rooms, exam rooms and other spaces where services are accessed; There is at least one check-in counter surface that is not higher than 30 inches above the floor; If there is an elevator, maintenance is routinely performed, has safety controls, control buttons have braille or raised characters and audible signals for floor; Aisles and pathways to access services are at least 36 inches wide; The waiting room has accommodations for higher weight patients; There is a companion seat for each wheelchair space; The accessible entrance provides direct access to the main floor, elevator or waiting room; Accessible restroom facilities have adequate maneuvering space and safety grab bars; The signage throughout the building uses contrasting text and background, raised characters, braille or audible signaling; There are labeled accessible restroom facilities; There are accessible drinking fountains and phones		Facility has a method in place for encouraging patients to provide feedback; Patient Rights include trauma rights and are posted in a visible place and agency has a process of informing patients of their rights; Certified language interpreters are used; Patients are informed of available language assistance services in their preferred language, verbally and in writing and are provided at no cost; Staff training methods are in place on how to provide friendly, respectful, welcoming and calm customer service; Employees are trained in Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS) and practices; Exam and intake rooms are soundproof for confidentiality; Employees are trained in Trauma-informed care (TIC) practice; Operating hours are patient-friendly and posted. (Example: available hours outside of normal business hours, 8 am to 5 pm.); Patient forms are available for persons with limited English proficiency and in preferred alternate formats. (Example: sixth grade reading level, large print, preferred	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.	Access to tactile interpretation through Advanced Health's language vendor. Tactile interpreters use touch‑based communication methods, including Tactile American Sign Language (TASL) and Protactile (PT), to convey spoken language, environmental information, and social cues.
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