Learn more about Asher Community Health Center

We are passionate about our purpose and mission at Asher CHC. Click here to read our Mission Statement in full!

Your privacy is very important to us and we take it very seriously. Click here to read our ACHC Privacy Policy.

Click here   for the Asher Community Health Center (ACHC) Board of Directors list 

and meeting information. 

Click here, if you'd like to read and learn more about the establishment of Asher Community Health Center (ACHC) in Wheeler County.

And we have a short video created in July 2022 you might enjoy - Click Here for that page.

In 2017, ACHC established a new department to provide a Community Health Worker (CHW).  Joan Field is our CHW, and extends the Clinic's care into the Patient's home. 

Joan is also an Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Assister, and can help you apply for OHP.

To learn more about the 

CHW program, click here. 

To provide you with the best possible care, we ask you to share your thoughts and opinions periodically with Surveys.  We want to know what is important to YOU.

Click here to go to the Surveys page.

 Or click below to see each past Survey 

and the results.

2017 - Experience of Care Survey

2018 - Community Needs Survey

2019 - Experience of Care Survey

2020 - Community Needs  Survey

2021 - Experience of Care Survey.

  Quality Assurance ~ Quality Improvement:

The Asher Community Health Center’s (ACHC) Quality Improvement Plan seeks to enhance the health of our patients and communities and is designed to help us achieve our vision and mission to continuously improve the excellence of our services, processes, provider and support staff performance, the quality of our reporting 

and our decision-making skills. 

ACHC’s Quality Improvement program monitors quality through ongoing assessment of and response to measures of quality of care, 

patient safety, patient satisfaction, organizational efficiencies, staff feedback, 

Board of Directors input, 

and financial measures.

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