Here's What's New...
SOS Health Services brings on new Americorps Volunteer, Ryan!
Ryan Smith hails from sunny Los Angeles, California and decided to travel up to the beautiful Northwest and Walla Walla for 4 years at Whitman College. At Whitman College, Ryan majored in Biochemistry, biophysics, and...[Leer más]
Janice Anhorn receives the 2012 Marcia Howery Award!
Janice Anhorn, RN, the SOS Clinic Supervisor, is this year’s recipient for the Marcia Howery Award from the Washington Free Clinic Association (WFCA). The Marcia Howery Award honors those who serve the medically underserved...[Leer más]
New Executive Director for SOS Health Services
SOS Health Services hired a new part-time Executive Director to help move the clinic into the next chapter of growth and service delivery! In May 2012, SOS Health Services hired Jenae Henry as the new Executive Director. She...[Leer más]
A Big Thank You to the Walmart Foundation and College Place Walmart
The SOS Clinic would like to give the Walmart Foundation and College Place Walmart a big thank you for their support. SOS received a generous grant to help with costs of moving to the new custom clinic space at the end of 2012!...[Leer más]
Whitman Pioneer Features SOS Construction
Thank you to Julia Stone and Ethan Parrish for a wonderful article in the Whitman Pioneer! Click here to read the article. [Leer más]
Great Start for Spanish Diabetes Support Group
Last night, SOS had a great turnout for its first meeting of the Spanish speaking diabetes support group. Eva Saldana, an RN and certified diabetic educator, facilitates the group. The support group meets the first Wednesday of...[Leer más]
Jeanne Hall Keeps Clinic Patients Healthy
Jeanne is a certified Nutrition and Diabetic Educator who volunteers her time at the SOS Clinic to teach and educate our patients about staying healthy. She also provides nutritional assessments, medical nutrition therapy,...[Leer más]
Dr. Bart Moore, SOS Medical Director and Volunteer Physician
Dr. Moore has been practicing caring and compassionate medicine for 35 years. He began seeing patients at the SOS Clinic when he moved to Walla Walla in 2001. At that time he toured the old SOS facility and quickly saw the...[Leer más]
Translation Specialist & AmeriCorps Volunteer
AmeriCorps Volunteer – Elaina Avery serves on the SOS Clinic Web Site Development Ad Hoc Committee. Before the site is ready for posting on the Internet, she will translate into Spanish so that our site will be more...[Leer más]
A Cheerful Heart Is Good Medicine
A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones (Proverbs 17:22). This proverb best describes Dr. McLain who sent us an email from “Dr. McClean” illustrating his sense of humor. Dr. McLain joined...[Leer más]
Welcome Maeve! Full-time AmeriCorps Volunteer
Maeve volunteered to staff the SOS Clinic booth at the 2011 Walla Walla County Fair. Maeve is a native Walla Wallan who decided to go to Tulane University in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. “My class had a...[Leer más]
Janice Anhorn, RN, SOS Clinic Supervisor
Janice Anhorn has served for five decades (100,000+ hours) in nursing as a hospital surgical nurse, clinic outpatient nurse, as a parish nurse, and as clinic supervisor for the SOS Clinic. There’s a rumor she retired but...[Leer más]
Personal Stories
Read personal stories from patients and volunteers touched by our services.
Our New Clinic
Thanks our community's generous giving, the new free clinic construction is making great progress. Check it out!
- Feature article about us
- New facility plans
Current vs. Future
It's exciting to see the progress. The left column is what we have now and the right columns of pictures shows that same area in the new free clinic.
- Current Reception
- Future Reception
- Current Chart Room
- Future Chart Room
- Current Waiting Room
- Future Waiting Room
- Current Nurses Station
- Future Nurses Station
- Drywall is up! Future Doctor office
