Overview
Hillsboro Medical Center provides inpatient and outpatient medical services through a network of facilities, including the main hospital, cancer center, and clinics in Washington County. It delivers care at its facilities with some specialty services and cancer treatment coordinated through the OHSU Health partnership, supported by imaging, surgery, emergency, maternity, and other programs. It stands out by blending a strong community focus and long local history with access to university-level specialty care via the OHSU Health collaboration, all while reinvesting profits as a non-profit. Its goal is to improve health outcomes for Washington County residents by offering comprehensive, accessible medical care and expanding specialty services through the partnership.
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What believers are saying
- OHSU reported $15 million support to Tuality in fiscal 2026, sustaining operations.
- April 2026 Vista Pavilion expanded OHSU capacity, strengthening referral flow into Hillsboro.
- Nov. 2026 multi-year Regence commercial contract preserved in-network access for employer plans.
What critics are saying
- Aug. 2026 cut 37 jobs and closed geriatric psychiatry and emergency observation units.
- Jan. 1, 2027 Regence Medicare Advantage and marketplace members lose in-network access.
- Tarek Salaway’s $15.5 million lawsuit and CMS deficiencies expose governance and quality instability.
What makes Tuality Healthcare unique
- OHSU affiliation gives Hillsboro Medical Center academic specialty access and residency programs.
- Independent nonprofit status keeps local governance while leveraging OHSU clinical integration.
- Doernbecher Children’s Hospital Unit and expanded clinics deepen regional referral capture.
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