New DHS Service ONE System:
- Virtual Eligibility Toll Free number 800 699-9075 or
www.one.oregon.gov
- To apply for any DHS services like SNAP, medical card and financial support programs.
- Applicants can also stop by any DHS office as part of no wrong door application process to get started.
Ensuring Accessibility and Equity:
It is important that we all work together to address unlawful discrimination, including violent acts or threats based upon protected classes.
Read the U.S DOJ Statement on Discrimination.
Create an accessible presentation for people with disabilities.
Click here to view a checklist by DHS to ensure your presentation is accessible to all.
Read the U.S. Department of Labor
Civil Rights Compliance during COVID-19.
CMS - Medicare Coverage and Payment
Medicare Coverage for Opiate Use Disorders Treatment Services (Part B Coverage)
Helping Older Adults in Difficult Times - In the course of your day, you may come across an older adult who may be experiencing anxiety, worry, a sense of isolation or even suicidal thoughts. In these situations, there are some concrete steps you can take to help the person get the help they may need.
Mental Health First Aid is a national non-profit health promotion charity and teaches how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. There are
population-focused training models available including older adults. Virtual classes coming soon.
Question, Persuade, and Refer (QPR) - Suicide Training. Lane County frequently holds free of charge training for the community. Contact
Roger Brubaker at (541) 682-8731 to find out when the next training is. You can also take an online course immediately from the
QPR Institute for $30.
Download the Columbia Community Suicide Screening Tool for Clinicians