Patient Corner

Santiam Memorial Hospital and affiliated clinics are pleased to offer a Patient Portal to provide you access to your health information in an easy and convenient manner. It’s a free and secure website which will allow you to connect to us right from your own home or office. Participating clinics include:

Sublimity Medical Clinic

Stayton Family Practice

Santiam Medical Associates

Coming soon:

Aumsville Medical Clinic

North Santiam Health Partners

Santiam General Surgery

211info provides free guidance to people in need by opening doors to nonprofit and public services that can help. Similar to 911 and 411, anyone can dial 211 from their phone, toll-free or they visit 211info.org.

What is GERD?

Also called heartburn or reflux, GERD is the flow of the stomach’s contents and acid back up into the esophagus. Santiam Memorial Hospital is the first in the region to offer the TIF procedure, an incisionless surgical solution for the treatment of GERD.

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Hospital Expansion — Follow our Progress

Santiam Memorial Hospital has begun our next phase of construction, which will add 50,000 square feet to the hospital and nearly double our size. The addition replaces an aging structure built in 1953 and provides new surgical facilities, warm private patient rooms with views, and a state-of-the-art women’s center. Tours are offered every Tuesday at noon. Please call 503.769.9241 if you would like to attend a tour.

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Nuclear Medicine for Detection and Treatment

Patients of Santiam Memorial Hospital can be referred testing and treatment locally, using nuclear medicine to identify and treat a variety of health issues, including bone scans, cardio stress testing and liver/gall bladder functionality. Through nuclear medicine and echo cardiogram technologies at Santiam Memorial Hospital, it is possible to view heart function and performance, which can aid in early detection of heart attack and heart disease.

Nuclear medicine provides medical practitioners with information about structure and function, which is traditionally gathered through surgery or expensive diagnostic tests.

Thanks to its quality imaging, disease can be detected much earlier than traditional diagnostic tests. Treatment is directed toward the affected area and away from healthy tissue.

Learn more about the services offered by our Imaging Department, and meet our newest radiologist, John Hoffman, MD.