Columbia River Community Health Services

About Us:

Columbia River Community Health Services was established in 2004 and opened doors in 2005. Before January, 2005, Dr. Robert Boss owned the clinic. As Dr. Boss considered retirement, the city, county, state, and citizens of Boardman elected to create a non-profit corporation to ensure that critical community Health Services would continue to be available.

Receiving funding under numerous grants has allowed the Columbia River Community Health Services Clinic to stabilize local medical services and to greatly increase services to the greater Boardman area population, migrant/seasonal farm workers, refugees, and low-income populations.

Columbia River Community Health Services is here to help meet the health care needs of the people in our community regardless of race, creed, or social status. Services are provided without regard to an individual’s ability to pay. A sliding-fee scale is available for those without health insurance.