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You can reach them at: 503-472-6131. It’s best to call Willamette Valley Medical Center during business hours.

What is the address for Willamette Valley Medical Center on stratus avenue in McMinnville?

Willamette Valley Medical Center is located at this address: 2700 SE Stratus Avenue McMinnville, OR 97128.

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Willamette Valley Medical Center store hours are as follows: Mon-Sun: 24 hours.

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Given this year’s COVID-19 pandemic, it’s never been more important to be proactive about your health – and that includes getting a flu shot. Kris Messinger, WVMC’s Certified Infection Preventionist, shares why getting vaccinated for the flu should be an essential part of your schedule this fall, as well as other ways you can help protect yourself from the flu. Read her article below! WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Don’t Take a Chance with Your Health – Get Vaccinated for Flu Season | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Most women diagnosed with breast cancer have no risk factors and no medical history of the disease. That’s why early detection is a key factor. If you’re 40 or older, take care of you by scheduling a mammogram every year. To learn more, visit our website or call 503.435.4540 to get it on the calendar.

We’re proud to support great causes in our community, like the Motel Shelter Project! It’s one of the many ways we’re making communities healthier. YCAP (Yamhill Community Action Partnership) September 4 at 6:33 PM · Big thanks to Willamette Valley Medical Center for creating and delivering 25 Motel Kits To YCAP this week! These kits were complete with items needed by persons we place in our Motel Shelter Project. Kits include items such as laundry soap and hygiene items, as well as Tupperware, utensils and dish soap so participants can prepare basic meals from food boxes.

At WVMC, we believe our fight against COVID-19 has made our team stronger, our hospital safer, and our ability to care for our patients better than ever. This issue of Making Communities Healthier takes you inside our hospital for a look at what we are doing to keep our patients and guests safe when receiving care, tips on how to help slow the spread of COVID-19, and more! WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Community Newsletter | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Since the onset of COVID-19, there’s a good chance you’ve been paying extra attention to your health, and that’s important. One of the best ways to stay on top of your health is a regular check-up with your primary care provider. Dr. Jacqueline Eriksen shares how a primary care provider can benefit your health journey at the link below! #StayingHealthy WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Taking Charge of Your Health | Willamette Valley Medical Center

At WVMC, we love calling this community home, and we’re so grateful for your support and for trusting us with your care. Check out our latest community benefit report to see how we’re working hard to enhance how we care for you and care for our community. WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Willamette Valley Medical Center Publishes Annual Community Benefit Report | Willamette Valley Medical Center

October is #NationalBreastCancerAwarenessMonth, but breast cancer awareness is more than just a month on the calendar. It’s about taking care of you with an annual mammogram - a key factor in effectively treating the disease. Talk with your provider about your risks and ask about the best time for you to begin scheduling mammograms. It’s one hour that could save your life.

We are proud to announce that after a year of rigorous training and preparation, we have officially earned Chest Pain Center Accreditation from the American College of Cardiology Accreditation Services! Chest Pain Center accreditation enables us to provide better care to patients who visit our hospital with chest pain by enhancing coordination among all providers involved in the patient’s care: emergency responders, local EMS, our hospital ED team, the critical care unit, and cardiac rehab. By becoming one of only four hospitals in Oregon accredited as a Chest Pain Center, we are honored to have enhanced the quality of care for cardiac patients in our community! WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Willamette Valley Medical Center Achieves New Status as Accredited Chest Pain Center | Willamette Valley Medical Center

WVMC is proud to support National Prescription Drug Take Back Day this Saturday, October 24, from 10 am to 2 pm. Bring any unused or expired prescription medications (pills or patches only) to one of the following drop-off sites in our community to safely dispose of them: McMinnville Police Department (121 SW Adams St) Yamhill County Sheriff's Office (535 NE 5th St) Walmart Pharmacy (2375 Ne Highway 99w) For more information, visit takebackday.dea.gov. Thanks for helping to keep our community safe! TAKEBACKDAY.DEA.GOV Take Back Day

Help us congratulate Linda Prudhomme for being named WVMC’s 2020 Mercy Award winner, the highest honor bestowed upon LifePoint Health employees! She has had a profound impact on the lives of so many of our patients. Thank you, Linda, for all you do for our community!

Happy Halloween from your friends at Willamette Valley Medical Center! Regardless of your plans, be safe out there while celebrating (and maybe eat a vegetable or two if you get the chance). Check out these photos of our fantastic teams in costume this year for our annual decoration contest.

As the situation regarding COVID-19 continues to evolve, so does our hospital’s response. Our top priority remains safeguarding the health and well-being of our patients, providers, employees, and community. Effective Monday, November 16, we will only be allowing one (1) well visitor, per patient, per day. The decision to restrict visitors was difficult and made only after careful consideration. We recognize that there are times when having a visitor or family member present is crucial and we will work to accommodate these exceptions. WVMC truly appreciates your understanding as we navigate through these unprecedented times. To learn more about these changes and how we are working to maintain a safe environment for our patients, providers, employees and community, please visit https://willamettevalleymedical.com/coronavirus-covid-19-preparedness-information

Willamette Valley Medical Center is grateful to all the brave men and women from our community who have served our country in the Armed Forces and helped to protect freedom at home and abroad. We honor you and thank you for helping to keep us safe. #VeteransDay #ThankYou

Wash your hands. Observe social distancing. Wear a mask. Three simple actions that can help you protect yourself and others from illness. It’s #ThreeToStayCOVIDFree! #SlowTheSpread #StaySafe #StayHealthy

Your health and safety have always been our number one priority! As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, this priority remains as important as ever. Watch below as Dr. Bliven, one of our physician leaders, shares a peek at how we're working to keep you safe and continuing to provide high quality care you've come to expect from us. #YourHealthOurHeroes #MakingCommunitiesHealthier

Attitudes may change, but the science remains the same. Mask wearing saves lives. Keep doing what's right. #MaskUp and stay safe. Learn more: everymaskup.com

As the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise rapidly across the country, we know you may have questions or concerns regarding the impact of the virus on our community. This is an unprecedented time, and we too are challenged by this concerning trend. Therefore, we would like to share a brief update with our community regarding this public health crisis and our preparedness efforts. As always, please know we are here for you whenever you need us. WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM COVID-19 Update: A Message to Our Community | Willamette Valley Medical Center

WVMC’s top priority continues to be protecting the health and safety of our patients, providers, employees, and the communities we serve. Like our fellow healthcare providers, we continue to be challenged by the concerning trend of COVID-19 in our local community and across the nation. We have been preparing for the potential of COVID-19 in our community over the past few months, building upon the robust emergency operations plan we have in place and train for year-round. We want to reassure our communities that it is safe to come to our hospital should you need care. We are confident in our ability to evaluate, manage, and treat you and your family. We stand ready to serve.

Willamette Valley Medical Center and LifePoint Health are proudly joining hundreds of hospitals across the country in asking you to #MaskUp. COVID-19 continues to sweep through our community, and we’re fighting hard to keep on providing quality care and keep our patients and employees safe and protected. But we need your help. Wearing a mask is our best defense against the spread of COVID-19 until vaccines are available. If we all do our part and fight together, we’ll get through this. Together. #MaskUp www.EveryMaskUp.com

We want to send a large thank you to our local emergency personnel for their quick and thorough response to an electrical issue identified this morning in our medical office building. On behalf of all our staff, providers, and patients, thank you McMinnville Fire Dept, McMinnville Police Department, Amity Fire District, Dayton Fire District, and Yamhill County Emergency Management. The issue was determined to be an error with an electrical sign and all are safe. The hospital has resumed normal operations and is safe to return to for care.

As we shift into the winter months, the chances of injuries due to slips and falls increases. While the dedicated Plant Operations staff do a phenomenal job of keeping our walkways free of ice, falls commonly occur when a person is getting out of their vehicle or walking in a parking lot. Listen to the experts and walk like a penguin to help you avoid that painful slip on to the pavement. • Walk flat footed and take short shuffling steps • Wear footwear that provides traction • Step down, not out from curbs or vehicles • Keep your arms at your sides and hands out of your pockets • Go slow!

WVMC is thankful that you trust us with your healthcare, and – with your support – we are honored to be Making Communities Healthier. On behalf of all our team members, we wish you a happy, healthy, and safe Thanksgiving!

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a rethinking of how we celebrate the holidays this year – a perfect opportunity to consider creating a new holiday tradition that helps celebrate the season while staying safe. Check out tips and advice for celebrating the season as safely as possible while ensuring that you’re doing what you can to protect yourself and your community. WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Celebrating Safely: How to keep you, your family, and your community healthy this holiday season | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Our teams were excited to donate 5,264 pounds (over two tons!) worth turkey and hams to YCAP (Yamhill Community Action Partnership). Hospital staff members received turkeys/hams for the holiday season, but instead of taking them home, many chose to donate them to the food bank and make a difference during such a critical time. We're honored to help provide a meal for those in need within our community!

Contact tracing is one of the key strategies to stop the spread of COVID-19 in our communities. If you get a call from a contact tracer working for your local county or tribal health department, we encourage you to answer the call. Together, we can stop the spread of COVID-19. Learn more about contact tracing by visiting the Oregon Health Authority website.

Make this holiday season as healthy and safe as possible by continuing to do everything you can to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Practice social distancing and good hand hygiene. Celebrate safely and responsibly. And #MaskUp.

COVID-19 vaccination continues at WVMC! We are so proud that our dedicated team members are stepping up to protect our patients, one another, and our community by choosing to get vaccinated. We are excited to be taking this next step toward ending the pandemic and Making Communities Healthier. #VaccineHero

In an emergency, every minute matters. You can count on us to be here when you need us most, providing emergency care 24 hours a day, seven days a week. One specific way we are working to better inform you of our emergency care is through the regular publication of our average Emergency Department Wait Times on our website. Our expectation is that this information will better prepare you, if and when you need emergency care. Learn more about this new program at the link below. WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Willamette Valley Medical Center to Display Emergency Department Wait Times | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Yamhill County Public Health will be hosting several COVID-19 testing events at Yamhill County Fairgrounds during the month of January. These events are free and open to the public. You do not need to have symptoms to be tested! There are four events with the following dates and times: January 8th and 22th, 4 pm to 7 pm January 15th and 29th, 8 am to 11 am Register at doineedacovid19test.com and receive a testing voucher. Pre-registration is strongly recommended to ensure you can receive a test.

Have questions about the COVID-19 vaccines? Listen in as LifePoint Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Christopher Rehm and Chief Nursing Officer Michelle Watson, RN, MSN answer some of the most commonly asked questions about COVID-19 vaccination and discuss its safety and effectiveness. #COVID19 #Vaccines

At WVMC, we believe our fight against COVID-19 has made us stronger, safer, and able to care for you better than ever. This issue of Making Communities Healthier shares ways you can stay "heart smart", contains information from our CEO and other clinical leaders, and so much more! WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Community Newsletter | Willamette Valley Medical Center

COVID-19 vaccination continues at WVMC, and we are so proud that our dedicated team members are stepping up to protect our patients, one another, and our community by choosing to get vaccinated. We know there are a lot of questions about the emerging COVID-19 vaccines. Our goal is to keep you informed as vaccines are rolled out for our patients and community in the weeks ahead. If you have questions about the COVID-19 Vaccine, you can visit our FAQ page at https://willamettevalleymedical.com/covid-19-vaccine

Did you know women often experience different warning signs of heart disease than men do? Learn how to spot them! #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Heart Disease 101: Warning Signs for Women | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Today, we honor Dr. Charles DeWitt Watts (1917-2004). The first African American board-certified surgeon in the state of North Carolina, Dr. Watts spent more than half a century breaking barriers to care that have been traditionally placed on Black communities and changing the landscape of care in his state. #BlackHistoryMonth

Heart trouble doesn't always look like it does in the movies. Do you know the common (and often subtle) warning signs of an unhealthy heart? #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Not All Symptoms Are Obvious: Overlooked Symptoms to Watch | Willamette Valley Medical Center

30 minutes a day can help keep the doctor away. If your calendar is feeling the crunch, check out an easy way to get your daily exercise in and stay #heartsmart! #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM 30 Minutes a Day Can Help Keep Heart Disease Away | Willamette Valley Medical Center

We're celebrating #AmericanHeartMonth with #28DaysofHeart and 28 things you can do to help keep your heart healthy today and every day. Fuel up for the ride with this recipe for Roasted Salmon with Pesto Veggies! #EatHearty #HealthyEats WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Welcome to 28 Days of Heart Health | Willamette Valley Medical Center

What does BMI mean anyway? Learn about your numbers and why they matter. Plus, a smoky risk factor you may not be aware of. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM More Numbers and a Major Risk Factor to Know | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Sneak some workouts into your day with these tips for incorporating simple physical activity into your daily routine. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Workplace Workouts: Easy Ways to Make Your Day More Active | Willamette Valley Medical Center

As Black History Month continues, we pay tribute to Dr. Marilyn Hughes Gaston. Dr. Gaston experienced a lack of access to care firsthand as a child and has worked to ensure other Black families enjoy expanded access to care as part of her role as the first Black female director of a public health agency in the U.S. #BlackHistoryMonth

Is your breakfast incomplete without eggs? Check out this Egg White Omelet to get your morning - and your health - in gear. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM An Egg White a Day… | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Today is about reducing stress and taking care of yourself. Consider a yoga class. Yoga is a great way to relieve stress and improve your health. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Namaste Healthy: The Heart Benefits of Yoga | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Let's face it - sometimes a brown bag lunch is boring. But it doesn't have to be! Check out this heart-healthy twist on broccoli salad to put some pizazz in your lunch pack today. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Give Your Brown Bag a Boost | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Today, we recognize the contributions of Dr. M. Joycelyn Elders. Dr. Elders overcame poverty and segregation in her formative years to become a physician devoted to pediatric endocrinology and young women’s health and the first Black physician and only the second woman appointed as U.S. Surgeon General. #BlackHistoryMonth

Happy Valentine's Day! Cupid says you should carve out some me-time today. Learn how to take advantage of it and give your heart a break. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Time Out: Does Your Heart Need a Break? | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Many who suffer from heart issues take medication to manage their condition. Here are some key questions to ask your doctor about your medication prescriptions and a few important tips for keeping your medications safe every day. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Take as Directed: Talking to Your Doctor About Medications | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Sometimes it's the smallest things that can have the biggest impact. Learn how laughter can have a positive effect on your heart health today. #28DaysofHear WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM A Happy Heart is a Healthy Heart | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Heart-healthy dessert? Yeah…we went there. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM We Heart Dessert | Willamette Valley Medical Center

A bad night's sleep not only leaves you groggy the next day, it can leave your heart a little worse off, too. Get practical tips for a better sleep tonight. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Sleeping Beauty | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Should you get screened for heart problems? If you're not sure where to start, learn about some common screenings you should consider on your next wellness visit. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Your Once-A-Year Day: Annual Screenings are Good for Your Heart | Willamette Valley Medical Center

How well do you know your own heart? Check out some fun facts about your ticker. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM It Does That? Fun Facts About Your Hard-Working Heart | Willamette Valley Medical Center

It's hard to admit that you may need to see a doctor about your heart health. It can be even harder to talk to a friend or loved one if you spot the warning signs in them. Get comfortable about having a heart-to-heart about your heart. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM How to Have a Heart-to-Heart about Health | Willamette Valley Medical Center

We close our Black History Month celebration today by honoring the late Dr. Jane Cooke Wright. Dr. Wright’s career work was instrumental in changing the face of oncology and still influences how we care for cancer patients today. #BlackHistoryMonth

Remember when you had to make a family tree in school? You may want to revisit it. Learn about the link between your family medical history and your heart health. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Heart Disease: An Unwanted Heirloom | Willamette Valley Medical Center

THAT'S good for my heart? Yes... and your heart will thank you - today and every day. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Five Surprising Ways to Boost Your Heart Health | Willamette Valley Medical Center

When it comes to your heart, minutes matter. Learn today what to do if you or someone you love may be experiencing a heart attack. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Minutes Matter: Knowing the Signs Can Save a Life | Willamette Valley Medical Center

This morning, we held an emergency STEMI drill in collaboration with our partners at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) and McMinnville Fire Dept. These types of drills are part of a continuing effort to improve cardiac care for patients suffering an ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) – one of the most dangerous types of heart attack. By training with our local partners, we help to ensure high-quality cardiac care when you need it most. WVMC is dedicated to providing our patients with the best heart care treatment available, and we are proud to be one of only four accredited Chest Pain Centers in the state!

Each new decade brings new challenges, not the least of which is how to properly care for your heart. Learn what to consider at any age. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Heart Health at Any Age | Willamette Valley Medical Center

As more and more of our neighbors become #VaccineHeroes, you may have some questions about the safety and effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines. Check out answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines and learn what you need to know about this powerful chance to put the pandemic behind us and get back to what we’ve been missing. #COVID19 #Vaccines YOUTUBE.COM COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ

Colon cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer for both men and women. Talk with your provider about your risks and the right time to schedule your colonoscopy. If you’re 45 or older and haven’t been screened, visit the “Find a Doctor” tab at WillametteValleyMedical.com to get yours on the calendar. When it comes to preventive screenings, like a colonoscopy, count on us. #CountOnUs #Colonoscopy #ColorectalCancerAwareness WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Willamette Valley Medical Center

Heart health doesn't stop today. Make the decision every day to be heart smart. Here's one more toothsome tip for the road. #28DaysofHeart WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Did You Brush? The Surprising Link Between Dental Health and Your Heart | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Willamette Valley Medical Center has been named one of the 2021 Top 100 Rural & Community Hospitals in the United States for the fifth consecutive year! “To be among those hospitals recognized by this award is a true honor," said Lori Bergen, CEO of WVMC. "We want our community to be proud of their hospital and the quality of care that’s available to them right here at home.” WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Willamette Valley Medical Center Named 2021 Top Rural & Community Hospital | Willamette Valley Medical Center

We know there are a lot of questions about the COVID-19 vaccines. Our goal is to keep you informed as vaccines are approved and rolled out for our patients and community in the weeks ahead. Here are some key things to know about the COVID-19 vaccine. #COVID19 #Vaccines We have created a list of common questions about the COVID-19 vaccines based on current knowledge and understanding.

As the saying goes, “accidents happen,” but by taking simple steps and practicing safe behaviors, you can help yourself and others stay injury-free. Visit the link to learn about the importance of injury prevention and discover some great takeaways to help you stay injury-free with Dr. Kyle Shaver, WVMC Emergency Department Physician. When accidents do happen, we’re here 24/7, every day of the year, to care for you when you need it most. #InjuryPrevention #HealthyYou #BrianInjuryAwareness WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM Prevention on the Brain: How to Protect Yourself from Concussions and Other Injuries | Willamette Valley Medical Center

Last week, our team met with our partners at Sheridan Rural Fire Protection District to discuss how we can continue providing quality, emergent care to our rural communities when you or your family needs it most. We are thankful to work with such dedicated professionals and look forward to collaborating on future community health initiatives!

In the coming months, we expect access to the vaccine to begin to open up more for the general public as vaccine supplies and distribution channels increase, and drug manufacturers bring new vaccines forward for authorization. With enhanced access and additional vaccine options becoming available, you may be thinking…which vaccine is best and do I get to choose? Learn more from Kris Messinger, Certified Infection Preventionist and Employee Health Nurse at WVMC. #VaccineHero WILLAMETTEVALLEYMEDICAL.COM COVID-19 Vaccines: It’s Time to Roll Up Your Sleeve | Willamette Valley Medical Center

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