About Us:
About UCo Health
1) What We Do:
We study health trends, investigate risks, and prevent disease outbreaks. We address food and water safety, chronic disease, injuries, environmental hazards, and risky behaviors. In emergencies, we respond quickly in partnership with local responders, healthcare providers, and state agencies.
- Confidential clinics for all, no one denied for inability to pay
- First Time Parents Family Planning, Immunizations, Pregnancy Testing
- HIV, Hepatitis C, STI Testing
- Environmental & Community Health Programs
We provide care without discrimination based on race, color, origin, sex, religion, age, sexual orientation, or disability.
2) Mission: UCo Health is dedicated to promoting, protecting, and preserving the health of our community.
Vision: Healthy Practices | Healthy People | Healthy Places
Values: Integrity | Love | Generosity | Community | Diversity | Wisdom | Commitment
Our Leaders
Dr. Deborah Woodbury, MD Health Officer
Joseph Fiumara, Director
Alisha Lundgren, Deputy Director
Byron Morris, Environmental Health Manager
Morgan Linder, Community Health
Haydee Indriago, Communicable Disease Manager
Gloria Corona, Office Manager/Interpreter
Policies
Explore the 2025 Umatilla County Community Health Assessment
Discover key insights shaping the health of Umatilla County and the priorities guiding our work for a stronger, healthier community.
When you are done reading the CHA, please let us know what you think and add your voice to the conversation!
- CHA Available in English
2022-2026 Community Health Improvement Plan
The Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) helps us pinpoint the most urgent health needs by analyzing real data and listening to the people who live here. With partners across the county, we’re shaping strategies that advance health equity and create meaningful, measurable change.
- CHIP Available in English & en Español
- CHIP Press Release
2021 Umatilla County Community Health Assessment
A Community Health Assessment (CHA) gives us a real look at the issues shaping our well‑being from diseases and behaviors to the social conditions that impact everyday life. These insights show where support is needed most and guide the strategies that help our community thrive.
- CHA Available in English or Spanish
- Community Health Data Sources
Contact Us:
Pendleton Office: 200 SE 3rd St.
Hours: Mon-Fri, 8AM-5PM
Hermiston Office: 180 NE 2nd St., Ste. 23 (Lower level)
Hours: Tues-Fri, 8AM-5PM
Tel: 541-278-5432
Email: health@umatillacounty.gov
After Hours Emergencies:
541-966-3651
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