Thursday, August 27, 2026 / Eugene
Two weekly clinic stops put primary care next to familiar services
White Bird's mobile clinic is at the Eugene Service Station on Fridays and Community Supported Shelters on Tuesdays.
White Bird Clinic's mobile primary-care team has two recurring stops where people experiencing homelessness already go for other help. On Fridays, the clinic is at St. Vincent de Paul's Eugene Service Station, 450 Highway 99 North. On Tuesdays, it is at Community Supported Shelters, 2870 West 10th Place.
Both days use the same split schedule: 9 a.m. to noon, then 1 to 3:30 p.m. White Bird describes its medical work as low-barrier care, and the fresh local report describes a broader network that can also connect people with behavioral health, benefits, dental care and housing services.
The schedule repeats every week. This item deliberately omits the article's personal and medical details about individual unhoused patients; service access does not require turning someone else's hardship into a directory entry.
Field notes
What changed: Fresh reporting put exact recurring days, hours and partner locations around White Bird's mobile clinic service.
Why it matters: Primary care is easier to reach when it arrives at service sites people already know and use.
Who may be affected: People experiencing homelessness or other barriers to clinic-based medical care in Eugene.