Community Care Day reflects Portland’s culture of grassroots organizing, neighborhood activation, cross-cultural celebration and culturally responsive community care. Hey Doc Clinic is a Latiné-owned healthcare provider committed to serving BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and historically underserved communities in Southeast Portland.
This event activates a neighborhood corridor by combining live music, dance performances, small business and vendor participation, and accessible healthcare education and workshops in a free public gathering. Portland is known for blending arts, activism, and wellness, and this event embodies that intersection—where healthcare is not isolated behind clinic doors but integrated into cultural celebration and accessibility.
By inviting local musicians, vendors, and community partners, this healthcare and cultural festival supports local businesses and community collaboration. It promotes preventative care in an inclusive, stigma-free environment while increasing foot traffic to our neighborhood and commercial district.
Community Care Day highlights Portland as a city where healthcare equity, cultural expression, and neighborhood vitality intersect.
La Casa De Mama - vegan Mexican bakery
Canvas & Co. - AAPI woman-owned custom iron-on patches
Hey Day Donuts - Asian American inspired Doughnuts + Bake Shop
GNDR SHRDR - Queer-owned merch designer
Larkspur - BIPOC, queer, women-owned plant store
Gonzales Wine Company - Queer-owned wine maker
Trans Wardrobe Project - Trans-centered clothing donation center
A Beat Happening - BIPOC-owned music curator series
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The Hey Doc Clinic Community Care Block Party will support and spotlight Inner Eastside small businesses while creating opportunities for community members and neighbors to shop locally, connect with our healthcare providers, enjoy live music, and participate in hands-on education and wellness experiences. Neighborhood food and drink vendors will be available alongside a curated lineup of goods, services, and resources from BIPOC, Queer, and allies that reflect the inner-Eastside’s business and community ecosystems. This welcoming, all-ages event will offer meaningful experiences for youth, adults, elders, and families alike, to help encourage broader neighborhood participation and accessibility.
Community Care Block Party reflects Portland’s culture of grassroots organizing, neighborhood activation, cross-cultural celebration and culturally responsive community care and wellness practice. Portland is known for blending arts, activism, and wellness, and this event embodies that intersection—where healthcare is not isolated behind clinic doors but integrated into cultural celebration and accessibility.
By inviting local musicians, vendors, Hey Doc Clinic providers and community partners, this healthcare and cultural block party celebration supports neighborhood businesses and community collaboration. It helps promote education and preventative care in an inclusive, stigma-free environment, with family-friendly entertainment and activities while increasing foot traffic to our neighborhood and commercial district.
HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROVIDERS - Bhakti Movement Center, Tempo PDX, Full bodied Yoga, STEPS PDX, Rose City Rec Room, Portland Integrative Fitness, Zocalo Wellness, House Nine, Stillness Moved, Full Flight Wellness, Sol Integrative, Fem Forward Health
FOOD AND BEVERAGES - La Casa De Mama, Chai Wallah, La Lucha Coffee
DANCE - Aztec, DJ Anjali Gulabi Gang, Espacio Flamenco
LIVE DJ SETS - Luvjonez, Anjali, Omie, ALoSo, VNPRT
ART - Jason Hill photos, Daren Todd (Art Larger Than Me)
PARTNER TABLES - Oregon Health Authority, HealthCare brokerage services, Guilded Freelancer Cooperative
Dr. Montserrat Andreys (she/they/ella) embodies a leadership rooted in cultural awareness, community care, and healthcare justice. As a Latiné doctor and clinic founder, she is building spaces where healthcare feels human, accessible, and culturally grounded.
Her presence reflects strength without hardness, cultural pride, and warmth without compromise. In rooms where representation has long been historically absent, she stands with intention—creating systems of care that center dignity and belonging.
This portrait honors the everyday power of women who choose service, community, and impact.
https://emerging.fotografiska.com/
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Hey Doc Clinic is an independent, BIPOC, Queer and woman-owned clinic offering chiropractic, pelvic health, acupuncture, massage and mental health services in Portland, OR. As a small business, we struggle to have adequate quantities of evergreen informational post cards to distribute at events and schools where we host workshops. We see that you have a Business as a Force for Good, and since we work within three of your Community Impact guidelines, with Healthcare Access, Equality, Culture & Education, we wanted to see if you would be interested in partnering for events, donating resources, or talking about ways to collaborate in the future.
Thank you,
Montserrat Andreys