Santiam Mobile Medicine - Clinic in Stayton, OR

Santiam Mobile Medicine is a Primary Care Clinic in Stayton, Oregon.

We specialize in primary care for all ages, minor medical procedures, physical examinations, and some immediate care medical services. We perform a wide range of medical services including physical examinations, sore throats, ear infections, chronic disease management, urinary tract infections, and other minor medical services.

Primary Care Clinic

Chronic Disease Management

Immediate Care

Nursing Home Visits

Sports Physicals

Annual Wellness Exams

In just a few years of business, our practice has only grown and expanded. In 2018, Santiam Mobile Medicine was established where there was a clear and recognized need for medical services in the Santiam Valley and Aumsville, Oregon areas. Our mobile medicine service traveled across the Santiam Valley to bring medical services to patients. In 2020 we opened our first physical clinic and most recently – in 2023 – we relocated our clinic from Salem to Stayton, OR.

We still offer house calls and mobile care on a case-to-case basis to continue serving each of our patients in the best way possible. We have followed the needs of our patients through our entire process and continue to do so at our new location. We continue to offer most of the medical treatment and care options we did as a mobile clinic while expanding into a broader range of services as a primary care clinic.

We are offering and encouraging Telemedicine appointments when available during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you are a new or existing patient of our clinic, you can access patient forms, schedule appointments, and securely discuss healthcare through our online Patient Portal.

Primary Care Providers:

Casey Lulay MSN, FNP-C
Jill Cohen DNP, FNP-C

OFFICE HOURS

Monday 8:00am-4:30pm

Tuesday 8:00am-4:30pm

Wednesday 8:00am-4:30pm

Thursday 8:00am-4:30pm

Friday 8:00am-4:30pm

TELEMEDICINE HOURS

Monday 7:00am-8:00am

Tuesday 7:00am-8:00am

Wednesday 7:00am-8:00am

Thursday 7:00am-8:00am

How do I book an Appointment with your clinic?

At Santiam Mobile Medicine, we make it easy to schedule an appointment with our clinic. You can schedule appointments with us through our secure Patient Portal or you can call us directly at 503-507-5356.

Notice: During the COVID-19 pandemic, we are asking new and existing patients to utilize our telehealth services whenever possible to limit the risk of exposure.

Are there any patients that you don't see?

We do not handle medical emergencies. Call 911 or go to the nearest Emergency Room.

We are not an ambulance service and we are not equipped for medical emergencies at our clinic.

Do you bill insurance coverage?

We accept most major insurance companies and insurance coverage plans. We also currently accept debit, credit, and health savings cards. We will give a discount if the bill is paid in full at the time of service.

If you are unsure about your coverage or options regarding payment and care, reach out to us directly before scheduling your appointment.

Do you take uninsured patients?

We do not turn away patients that do not have insurance. There are options available for everyone. If you need treatment for a medical condition or to speak to a medical professional, do not hesitate because of insurance status.

Our clinic accepts health savings cards if you have them, as well as debit and credit card payments. We offer a discount to patients who can pay their bill in full at the time of service.

This can be an option for patients that do not have insurance or do not want to bill their insurance company at the time of service or treatment. If you are unsure about your coverage or options regarding payment and care, reach out to us directly before scheduling your appointment.

In-Person Clinic Appointments

We offer the option to meet with our providers in-person at our clinic location.

Online Telehealth Appointments

We now provide telehealth services – letting us securely meet and provide care online. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we are recommending this option for most patients.

Mobile Appointments

We still offer house calls, facility, and nursing home visits on a case by case basis.

Medical Emergencies

Call 911 if you are experiencing a severe, life-threatening medical emergency.

These symptoms include chest pain, head injuries, heart palpitations, stroke symptoms (such as sudden confusion, weakness, slurred speech or difficulty swallowing, facial drooping), severe abdominal pain, seizures, and throat swelling.

Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room as we are not equipped for medical emergencies.