Community Resource and Referral center

Terrence Breneman

Highly recommended looking good things to say about the place

Saul Barrera

"Veterans"!!! Very helpful and can refer to the places that are available to meet ur needs. This is the best place to start when you first get to Portland!

Christian Abrams

My Primary Care VA physician has been here since I came to Portland. 9 year ago I reckon. I couldn't thank these people enough.

Keith Welch

Just looking up walk-in hours and noticed a bad review. Thought I'd share my experiences because these guys deserve better. Firstly, CRRC is a branch of the local VA. It's a small place with the various professionals splitting their time between Portland and Vancouver, but they offer many services. I started coming here in 2015 while my disability claim was still being processed. I currently use CRRC for primary doctor and drug doctor, both of whom are very helpful. They got a new primary doctor recently who's been just as helpful as the previous. I've also seen a great behavioral therapist here. I'd seen a few therapists as a kid in the 80s, 90s and they sat there and stared at me and their watch, looking annoyed. I despised therapists. Until I met this one. The guy just started talking and it was solid gold. CRRC also offers a program that helps with housing for homeless or at-risk veterans, as well as education assistance, though these parties are only available at an inter-mitten schedule. The front desk staff have always been friendly to me, though sometimes busy due to the high volume of calls. I also get flu shots here! The front room seems a little dingy, but it's clean. They have a security guy who guards the coffee so there's always a cup for me. Coffee, sometimes food, is donated by a charitable group (I don't remember the name, sorry, but thank you!). Right off the MAX line. I love this place.