Links

If you’d like to become involved in a healthcare advocacy organization working on healthcare reform initiatives, here are several groups to choose from: 

 

Oregon Health Action Campaign –– Committed to giving people access to the care they need, when they need it, from providers of their choice at an affordable cost.

 

SEIU Local 503 in Salem -- SEIU Local 49 in Portland

 

 

The Archimedes Movement – Works to create the momentum that will guarantee all families access to affordable and quality healthcare.

 

Health Care For All Oregon –  Works for secure affordable healthcare for all Oregonians.

 

Mid-Valley Health Care Advocates (Albany/Corvallis) -- We are interested citizens, providers of health care and others who are united by a common concern with ethical, quality, financial, and policy problems in health care.

 

Oregonians for Health Security – Unites working families, small business owners, seniors, community leaders and policymakers to fight for quality, affordable and secure healthcare

 

Oregon State Public Interest Research Group (OSPIRG) -- Advocates for policies that rein in healthcare costs and makes certain consumers get access to care.

Health Care For America NOW! in Oregon

-- Advocates for national health reform by focusing on Oregon's Congressional delegation.

 

Oregon Action -- Organizing people on the downside of power to work together building power winning campaigns making real changes in our lives and our communities.

 

Bus Project -- We bring voters out of the woodwork.

Metropolitan Alliance for Common Good -- A broad-based organization of 29 religious congregations, labor union locals, and community-based organizations.

 

Our Oregon -- Non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to promoting economic and tax fairness for all Oregonians.

 

Northwest Health Foundation -- Investing in programs and projects designed to improve the health of the people in our region.

 

Disability Rights Oregon (DRO) -- Upholds the legal rights and welfare of people with all types of disabilities. DRO empowers individuals with information and tools for successful self-advocacy, provides legal representation, actively promotes policies that benefit all Oregonians with disabilities, and monitors conditions in public and private facilities, including investigating claims of abuse and neglect. For more information call 503-243-2081 or 1-800-452-1694.