Hospital Staff Find Creative Solution to COVID-19 Limitations

Every year, the Portland Shriners Hospital hosts an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) camp for patients who receive speech therapy services. The team of speech-language pathologists invites patients and families to a week-long event serving communication-specific needs in a group sett...

Collaborating Fore a Good Cause

The second year of the Northwest Classic Golf Tournament brought even more smiles, swings and support for both Shriners Children's Spokane and Shriners Children's Portland.

Masking Policy: Learn More About What to Donate and What to Expect Upon Arrival

In order to protect our staff members, our patients and their families, the Portland Shriners Hospital is implementing a masking policy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Upon arrival at the hospital, here is what you can expect!

DEXA Scan Technology Improves Patient Care

Four Shriners Children’s locations have a DEXA Scan: Portland, Chicago, Montreal and Galveston.

Third Generation Shriners Children’s Employee Reflects on Her Years of Service: Meet Aimee James

In a time where many employees do not stay at a job for more than a few years, Aimee James is unique. Both Aimee’s mother and grandmother were employees at Shriners Children’s Portland.

Sports Enthusiast Lincoln is Surprised with New Prosthetic!

Just in time for the holidays, the Portland Shriners Hospital and the Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) were able to surprise patient Lincoln with a new prosthetic leg, custom-made to fit his specific athletic needs.

Interpreter Receives Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Equity Award

Susy Molano, certified medical interpreter at the Portland Shriners Hospital, was recently honored with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Award for Health Equity presented by the Asian Pacific Islander Caucus for Public Health.

A PROMISing Future for Patient Care

When a patient walks in the door at Shriners Hospitals for Children — Portland, it’s very common to see a staff member from clinic hand them an iPad and ask them to complete a short survey that appears on the screen.

Super Liam!

Liam is a Shriners Hospitals Superhero! Diagnosed with scoliosis at age two, his physicians at the Portland Shriners Hospital began the Mehta casting method to correct his spinal curvature. Liam receives a new cast every 9-12 months. His mom found a creative way for Liam to embrace his treatment by ...

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