The Oregon Hospice & Palliative Care Association (OHPCA) is a nonprofit public benefit organization helping to ensure Oregonians have access to high quality hospice and palliative care as they near the end of life.
Please note: OHPCA does not provide direct patient care. If you need immediate assistance, visit our Find Care directory to locate a hospice or palliative care provider near you.






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OHPCA Provider Member Renewal Period begins July 1. Watch for Renewal Information in June!
Thank You for Your Support and Participation at the 2026 Spring Intensive!
Spring Intensive Evaluation – Short Report
Careers
No careers posted at this time. This is a complimentary service for OHPCA members. To post, email mccauley@oregonhospice.org the position name, program/location and a link to the posting on your agency website.
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HHWN WEBINAR: Honoring Veterans’ Healthcare Decisions
REGISTER Truly honoring choice for veterans requires more than routine consent forms or standard care pathways. This session will explore how service history, moral injury, trauma…
OHPCA/WSHPCO Hospice Bereavement Coordinators Networking
OHPCA + WSHPCO Provider Member Semi-Monthly Networking Group for Hospice Bereavement Coordinators This group meets the 2nd Thursday of February, April, June, August, October & December…
OHPCA/WSHPCO Hospice Medical Directors Networking
Monthly networking group for Member Hospice Medical Directors. This networking group is for those OHPCA/WSHPCO Member Hospice Medical Directors and is facilitated by OHPCA CEO Barb Hansen….
HHWN WEBINAR: Coaching Challenging Personalities
REGISTER Difficult dynamics can be growth opportunities! This session will explore why certain volunteer, patient, and team member personalities feel challenging and how perspective,…
HHWN WEBINAR: Conveying Sensitive Information: Is There a Right Time & Right Way?
REGISTER Delivering difficult news with empathy, timing, and understanding transforms how patients and families receive information. End-of-life discussions challenge even experienced…















