Umpqua Health - Newton Creek

11/14/2025

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. A time to shine a light on the millions of Americans living with diabetes and the millions more at risk.

A healthy future starts with knowing your numbers. Call the clinic today and ask about your A1c and take one small step today toward prevention or better management.

💙 Our sign has been shining blue all month long, and today it means even more.

November 14 is World Diabetes Day, part of Diabetes Awareness Month. We light our sign to show support for everyone living with diabetes and to remind our community that prevention and early care matter.

A blood test can tell you a lot about your health. Talk with your provider about your A1c and take one small step toward a healthier tomorrow.

11/11/2025

Veterans Day means a lot to our team. Many of us have family, friends, and patients who’ve served. We see your strength and the ways you continue to give back. Grateful to share this community with you.

10/29/2025

Community Food Drive at Umpqua Health Newton Creek

Our clinic is collecting non-perishable food items to support families experiencing hardship during the SNAP benefits gap.

Donation Drop-Off:
Bring your non-perishable items to the collection box at the clinic reception desk.
All donations will go directly to our local food pantry.

Suggested items include:
🥫 Canned vegetables, fruits, and proteins (tuna, chicken, beans)
🍝 Pasta, whole grains such as quinoa and brown rice, and oatmeal
🥜 Peanut butter, nut butters, and other spreads
🥣 Cereal and shelf-stable milk
🍼 Baby food jars and pouches
🍇 Dried fruits (no added sugar)
🥫 Low-sodium soups and stews

Location: 3031 NE Stephens, Roseburg, OR 97470
Hours: Monday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–7 p.m.

💙 Your donations help ensure families in our community have food on the table.

Please share this message to help spread awareness.

10/24/2025

🤔“How often should I have a physical if I feel fine?”❓

If you are under 50 and generally healthy, once a year is enough. Over 50, or managing a condition? You might need to check in more often. These visits are not just about catching problems. They are about keeping you on track before anything starts.

10/17/2025

🫁 If the air feels heavy lately, or you are wheezing more than usual, check in.

Fall is a tough season for people with asthma or chronic lung conditions.

Let’s talk about your symptoms and see if your treatment needs adjusting.

10/10/2025

👩‍⚕️ If you are living with high blood pressure, diabetes or asthma, you deserve care that does more than refill a prescription.

Regular check-ins, labs and small adjustments can help prevent bigger problems later.

You do not have to wait until something goes wrong. Let’s stay ahead of it.

10/02/2025

Breast cancer screening can feel overwhelming. Maybe you are overdue. Maybe you are nervous. Maybe you do not know where to start. We get it. If you are 40 or older, or have a family history, it is time to check in. Let us help you schedule a mammogram, explain what to expect and make sure nothing is holding you back from taking care of yourself.

09/24/2025

This ***dePreventionMonth, we stand together to remind our community that .

Su***de Prevention Month is not just about raising awareness. It’s about creating space for real conversations.

If you’re tired of pretending you’re OK, or if someone you love is pulling away, please reach out. We know how to have this conversation.

You don’t have to be in crisis to need support.
Sometimes you just need someone to hear you.
You are not a burden.
You are not alone.

09/15/2025

🤧Flu season is coming, and every year it spreads fast through classrooms, offices and shared spaces. Now is the time to prepare.

Getting a flu shot protects not only you, but also kids, older adults and people in your life who are more vulnerable. The sooner you schedule, the sooner you are protected.

If you are unsure about the timing, the vaccine or how to access it affordably, just ask. We are here to help you stay ahead of it.

09/03/2025

🅠 “Do I really need to get my cholesterol checked?”

🅐 Yes, it's important to get your cholesterol checked every 4 to 6 years if you're a healthy adult. And if you have diabetes, a family history of heart disease, or high blood pressure, you should get checked more often. Cholesterol is not just a number. It gives us a clearer picture of your heart health and stroke risk. And the truth is, most people do not feel any symptoms when their levels are high. This is one of the easiest ways to stay ahead of serious problems.

08/27/2025

07/30/2025

Bloating, cramping and discomfort aren’t “normal” just because they’re common. Your gut affects your whole body, from your mood to your immune system.

If something feels off, let’s talk about it.