Classes & Events
Northwest Primary Care offers a number of classes and events to support your healthcare journey. Current class and support/learning group offerings include:
- Advanced Care Planning
- Diabetes Education
- Medicare 101
- Diabetes Support Group
- Alzheimer's Support Group
Scroll down to learn more about a specific class and how to register. You can also call our team at 503.353.1263 to learn more.
Advance Care Planning Class (In-person)
Planning for your future healthcare is an important step toward making sure your preferences are clear if you are unable to speak for yourself, or family members are making medical decisions for you. Advance Care Planning involves considering your desired outcome ahead of time and clearly communicating with your family and healthcare providers. These types of decisions are documented in an Advance Directive. Advance Directives ensure patients avoid unwanted procedures, provide clear guidance to health care providers, and reduce the likelihood of a dispute among family members.
Join us to learn about Advance Directives, why they matter, and how to engage your family with these important conversations.
Diabetes Education Class (In-person)
The Diabetes class is designed for patients with a new diagnosis of diabetes, those needing a refresher course, and family members looking to support a loved one with diabetes. This class is in-person.
Medicare 101 (In-Person)
Have questions about Medicare? Northwest Primary Care is hosting Medicare education classes presented by our partner, Willamette Valley Benefits, LLC. The topics covered will include:
- The four parts of Medicare, including the difference between Medicare and Medicare Advantage
- How much you will pay for Medicare
- When you need to begin applying for your Medicare benefits to avoid lifetime penalties
- New prescription drug regulations
- AND MORE!
Alzheimer’s Support Group (In-person)
This monthly support group is open to all who have friends or family with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or Dementia. Please join us to connect with others who understand the challenges of caring for a loved one with a progressive illness. This group is free and open to the public, and no RSVP is required.
Diabetes Support Group (In-person)
This monthly support group is designed for patients with diabetes who would like to meet other people in their community who are on the same diabetes journey. Our nutritionist at Northwest Integrated Care, Leah Zelson, MPH, RD will lead this group with a new topic of discussion every month.
