Wallace

06/18/2026

Our clinics will be closed on Friday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth, our nation’s second Independence Day.

06/16/2026

Wallace Dental’s DINOSAURS AT THE DENTIST event on June 11th was a great success! Staff dressed in Dino outfits and kids got to have their teeth cleaned by a dinosaur! Afterward they took him dinosaur toys and goody bags!! Roar!
Have an idea for the next Kids & Teens dental event? Let us know in the comments!!

06/16/2026

Protect from ticks! See the City of Portland, OR's post about higher-than-normal tick activity for more info:

Love exploring the outdoors in the Portland area?

Multnomah County, Oregon has reported higher-than-normal tick activity, including but not limited to Powell Butte Nature Park. While health experts say the risk of tick-borne disease in Multnomah County remains very low, take a few simple precautions.

If you’re visiting any outdoor areas where insects thrive, we recommend that you:

- Wear long sleeves and pants
- Tuck pant legs into socks
- Wear closed-toe shoes
- Stay on designated trails
- Avoid tall grass and brush
- Use an EPA-registered repellent containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus

After your visit, check yourself, children, pets, and gear for ticks. Pay close attention to the scalp, behind the ears, under the arms, behind the knees, and other warm areas of the body.

If you find an attached tick, remove it promptly with fine-tipped tweezers. Clean the bite area, then monitor for symptoms such as a rash, fever, headache, body aches, or fatigue. Contact your healthcare provider if symptoms develop.

Powell Butte Nature Park - and all city parks and natural areas - remain open for visitors to enjoy.

Learn more about tick prevention and removal from Multnomah County at multco.us/info/protect-yourself-ticks.

06/15/2026

This week is Men’s Health Week, with the theme “Partners in Care: For Better Lifespans Across the Lifespan.”

Caregivers, partners, parents, and loved ones often play an important role in encouraging men and boys to get check‑ups, screenings, and care when they need it. At Wallace, being Together in Health means supporting one another every step of the way.

We’d love to hear how you support the health of someone in your life.

06/12/2026

Every patient in our community should feel safe, comfortable, and welcomed by their healthcare
provider, regardless of their identity. That’s why we’re proud to be recognized as an LGBTQ+
Healthcare Equality High Performer in the
Foundation’s 2026
Healthcare Equality Index.
Healthcare is for everyone and is a basic human right. We will continue providing the right care
to our LGBTQ+ patients. Learn more: hrc.org/hei

06/09/2026

School's out!! Join our neighbors, in celebrating with a fun afternoon of food, games, activies and more! June 12th from 11am to 2pm.

06/08/2026

This month honors the many cultures, traditions, and stories that strengthen our community. At Wallace, being Together in Health means creating care where people feel welcomed, understood, and respected.

If you’re comfortable, share a story about when care at Wallace helped you feel seen or supported.

06/02/2026

Our neighbors is celebrating Q***r Joy! This Saturday, June 6th from 12-6pm with food, live performances, markets and more!

06/01/2026

Happy Pride Month!
This year’s theme, “Made with Pride,” celebrates the strength, resilience, and contributions of LGBTQ+ communities.

At Wallace, being Together in Health means creating care where people feel safe, respected, and welcomed for who they are—every visit, every day.

05/27/2026

We are incredibly grateful to receive a generous $5,000 gift from the Schnitzer Cares students of David Douglas National Honor Society!

Their mission to expand access to medical and mental healthcare for refugees and immigrants in the Portland metro area closely aligns with our work at Wallace. In sharing why they selected us, they noted, “Wallace believes that our community and families have meaningful access to all areas of healthcare, their approach not only addresses medical need but also fosters support for those who are often underserved.”