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The state’s largest professional organization engaging in advocacy, policy, community-building, and networking opportunities for Oregon’s physicians, medical students, physician assistants, and physician assistant students.

12/22/2025

All of us at the Oregon Medical Association wish you a safe and wonderful holiday season filled with health, happiness, and joyful memories.

As we reflect on the past year, one word rises above the rest: gratitude. Your commitment to caring for Oregonians — and your support of the OMA — affirms something essential: the practice of medicine in Oregon matters.

Please note: the OMA office will be closed from noon on December 24 through January 1. The year ahead holds tremendous promise, and we look forward to partnering with you in 2026 as we work together to advance the health and well-being in our state.

Warmest wishes,
The OMA Team

12/19/2025

A message for your patients from Rethink the Drink in collaboration with the Oregon Health Authority:

Drinking less can help lower your risk for cancer and other health problems. Reaching for mocktails, going on a winter weekend getaway, sitting down for DIY crafts — these are all great ways to spend the season with less alcohol.

12/17/2025

message for your patients:

Sharing info about the Oregon To***co Quit Line shows that you care. People who use quit lines are at least two to three times more likely to become smoke-free.

Learn more about how to support family, friends and a at smokefreeoregon.com.

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12/15/2025

A message for your patients from Rethink the Drink in collaboration with the Oregon Health Authority:

Across the U.S. and in Oregon, alcohol is involved in more than one-third of motor vehicle crashes. If you do intend to drink this holiday season, make a plan ahead of time so you can get to and from your event safely. That could mean having a designated driver or taking a rideshare service. It can also include counting your drinks, setting a limit and considering non-alcoholic alternatives.

12/12/2025

Language barriers shouldn’t limit quality care — yet supporting individuals with limited English proficiency can be complex. Our latest MagMutual blog outlines strategies to maintain compliance and protect patient dignity. Read more at theoma.org/MagMutualLEP

Oregon law regarding interpreter services in health care has been specifically defined. For more information, please access the OMA toolkit on Interpreter Services: theoma.org/LEPtoolkit

12/10/2025

A message for your patients:

While you’re sipping on a hot beverage and celebrating the holidays, remember to stay active. Invite your loved ones to join you! Find support to stay active with Walk With Ease, a FREE physical activity program for all Oregonians. Learn more and sign up for a class at walk.oregonstate.edu.

For more resources on increasing physical activity, see our toolkit:
theoma.org/PhysicalActivity

12/09/2025

A message for your patients from Rethink the Drink in collaboration with the Oregon Health Authority:

Binge drinking is a pattern of drinking that happens if a man has five or more drinks, or a woman has four or more drinks, within around two hours. This type of excessive drinking can increase the risk of accidents, cancer and other long-term health harms. If you're looking for tools that can help your patients drink less during the holidays, check out Rethink the Drink’s resources page:

rethinkthedrink.com/resources

12/05/2025

Attention OMA Members: Renew your OMA membership for 2026! Don't miss out on all the benefits that come with being part of the community. Renewing is quick and easy — simply visit theoma.org/renew to ensure uninterrupted access.

Not a member? We'd love to have you! To join, go to: theoma.org/join.

12/03/2025

Today is International Day of Persons With Disabilities. The OMA Board of Trustees recently adopted a policy to support persons living with disabilities in achieving full and healthy lives that maximize their independence and integration into the community, and to enable clinicians living with disabilities to fully and safely participate in the profession.

To read the OMA policy, go to theOMA.org/disabilities

12/02/2025

Tell your patients: It’s not too late to get a flu shot! Flu activity peaks in December and can continue into spring. The best way to prevent the flu is to get vaccinated every year. Learn more here:

https://www.oregon.gov/oha/ph/preventionwellness/fluprevention/pages/index.aspx

11/26/2025

This Thanksgiving — and always — we are deeply grateful for our members. Thank you for the care you provide, the challenges you navigate, and the commitment you show every day.
Your support of the OMA affirms something fundamental: the practice of medicine in Oregon matters. We’re honored to stand with you.

11/21/2025

Today, let’s champion a smoke-free future. The Great American Smokeout is a powerful reminder that quitting smoking is possible — and you can be the catalyst for change in your patients’ lives. Let’s work together to reduce smoking rates and improve health outcomes. Our To***co Cessation Toolkit provides practical resources to help you guide your patients on their journey:
theoma.org/To***coResources

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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