HERMISTON, OR – With recent COVID-19 outbreaks in Umatilla County and the potential for a surge in patients, Good Shepherd Health Care System (GSHCS) has reinstated their Incident Command System, which is a structure used for preparation, training and mitigating all types of emergencies. GSHCS has used the structure since the Oregon State and United
HERMISTON, OR – Now that Oregon’s epidemiological curve is considered flattened and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) capacity is intact, with no significant prevalence rate of COVID-19 hospitalized cases in Umatilla County, Good Shepherd Health Care System (GSHCS) has resumed elective procedures/non-emergent surgeries and preventative healthcare services in accordance with the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) criteria
HERMISTON, OR – With the continued spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) infection, and both the Oregon State and United States Governments declared States of Emergency, Good Shepherd Health Care System (GSHCS) has enacted preparedness response measures in an effort to keep our patients and staff safe. To prevent our patients from potential exposure to
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