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INTRODUCING
Prism Health | Morris
A second Prism Health facility opening on North Morris Street in Portland, OR in 2024.

ABOUT PRISM HEALTH
We aim to deliver exceptional primary care, behavioral health, and pharmacy services to those who have faced barriers to accessing quality healthcare, including Black, Indigenous, and all other People of Color; LGBTQ+ people; and all those seeking compassionate care.

WHY CHOOSE PRISM?
Cascade AIDS Project (CAP) is opening its newest Prism Health integrated healthcare clinic at 15 N. Morris Street in Portland. This new location in the Eliot neighborhood of Portland will offer residents a convenient way to access Prism Health’s unique, fully integrated behavioral health and primary care experience. Our providers specialize in gender-affirming care, substance use disorder treatment, and HIV care. Prism Health provides quality care to all people regardless of insurance status or income level.

The 15 N. Morris Street building has a rich legacy. It is there that Dr. Walter Reynolds, the first Black graduate of the University of Oregon Medical School (now Oregon Health & Science University), served the Black and African American community in the historically Black Eliot neighborhood. Later, the Native American Rehabilitation Association of the Northwest (NARA) opened their integrated health clinic in the building. We are committed to honoring the legacy of those that have come before us by providing exceptional healthcare services to Black, Indigenous, and all other People of Color, in addition to LGBTQ+ people and those who have intersectional identities. By choosing Prism Health, you are helping advance compassionate, whole-person care to cultivate a healthier, more vibrant community!

St Philip’s twice monthly Saturday lunch is starting up again!

Join them on March 16th and 23rd for a hot lunch from 11am to noon, or for takeout from noon to 12:30pm. All are welcome!

TriMet is proposing to re-route Line 24 through Eliot in a fairly substantial way.

The Eliot Land Use Committee has crafted a letter in response to this proposing a smaller route change that would still be faster but would better serve destinations in the neighborhood:

Volunteers of America Oregon is hosting a block party with food, live entertainment, child-friendly activities, and more!

Where: NE Sacramento St. between MLK & NE 7th
When: August 15th, 2023 4-7pm

NE Sacramento will be closed to through traffic 1-9pm on the day of the block party. If you have questions about the street closure, please contact the event coordinator: Lori Guerrero, 503-802-0298, or the City of Portland Community Event Office at 503-823-5191.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and the Eliot Parking Task Force are hosting an open house to collect feedback and input on a proposed parking permit program for the Eliot neighborhood. PBOT kicked off the project last summer and has been working with the Eliot Parking Task Force to look at parking issues in the neighborhood. Together, we have co-created a proposed parking permit program that would make it easier for residents to find parking when there are large events nearby. We want to hear from you! Stop by our in-person open house at the Matt Dishman Community Center (77 Knott St, Portland, OR 97223) in Classroom A on May 16, from 5-7 p.m. to learn more about the proposed parking permit program and give feedback. Learn more on the in-person open house webpage.

Can’t make it to the in-person open house? A virtual open house and online survey will be available on the project webpage from May 12-29. PBOT and the task force will use feedback collected at both open houses to finalize the details of the permit program.