Sarah’s Place A Safe Place to Heal Use the “Exit Safely” Button to Leave This Site Using this button will quickly open a new browser window. Understand that your internet activity can be tracked. If the person who is harming you has access to your computer and/or router, use a trusted friend’s computer or phone or a computer at the library.(For most browsers, you can clear your browsing history by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Delete at the same time.) Exit Safely Care for Survivors of Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence & Non-fatal Strangulation Sarah’s Place opened in 2016 as Oregon’s first sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE) center. Located inside Samaritan Albany General Hospital, it offers a private setting designed to support healing and recovery. Services are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at no cost to patients. We provide a safe and inclusive space for people of all ages, races, gender identities and sexual orientations who have experienced sexual assault, domestic violence and non-fatal strangulation. While seeking care sooner may be helpful, individuals can access services at any time within one month of the incident. Our team of sexual assault nurse examiners (SANE nurses) are specially trained to provide medical and forensic care. Our goal is to support each patient with compassionate, trauma-informed care that meets their individual needs. Getting Care at Sarah’s Place To receive care, visit the Emergency Department at Samaritan Albany General Hospital and ask for Sarah’s Place. A member of our team will guide you to our private area for care and support. SANE nurses are also available on the coast at both Samaritan North Lincoln Hospital and Samaritan Pacific Communities Hospital in the Emergency Department. Your safety comes first. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Services & Care Sarah’s Place is a separate area from the Emergency Department and includes private exam rooms, consultation rooms for patients and families and a private shower. These spaces provide a secure, confidential setting for care and support. Services may include: Medical evaluation and treatment Forensic examinations and evidence collection, when appropriate STI and STD testing Medications to help prevent sexually transmitted infections Pregnancy prevention options Follow-up care Community resources and support services Patients can choose which services they do or not wish to receive. All services are confidential and provided at no cost to patients. Learn More About Our Services Use the “Exit Safely” Button to Quickly Open a New Browser Window Exit Safely Visitor Information Sarah's Place Department of Samaritan Albany General Hospital1046 Sixth Ave SWAlbany, OR 97321Directions Hours: 24/7 Phone: 541-812-4420 Click for Interactive Map Static map data from ©OpenStreetMaps Who Is Sarah? Sarah is the name chosen to represent all who have experienced sexual assault, domestic violence or non-fatal strangulation. Each year, thousands of women, men and children face some type of sexual assault and, on average, only 25 to 34 percent report their experience and seek care. Survivors of sexual assault frequently have limited access to immediate care in their community and examination by qualified staff. Sarah’s Place aims to change that statistic by providing compassionate, expert care. Community Resources OSU Resources If you are an Oregon State University student, OSU recommends these resources. Survivor Advocacy & Support ABC House CARDV My Sisters’ Place – Lincoln County Police Albany Police Department Benton County Sheriff’s Office Corvallis Police Department Lebanon Police Department Lincoln City Police Department Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office Linn County Sheriff’s Office Newport Police Department Oregon State Police Use the “Exit Safely” Button to Quickly Open a New Browser Window Exit Safely Support Sarah’s Place Sarah’s Place is funded in part by the Albany General Hospital Foundation, Samaritan Health Services and Oregon State Crime Victim’s Compensation. Donors wishing to support Sarah’s Place can make a gift through the Albany General Hospital Foundation. Donate Now News & Articles Sarah’s Place Celebrates 10 Years of Serving Survivors & Strengthening the Community Healthy Relationships 101: Start a Conversation With Your Teen Sarah’s Place Addresses Sexual Assault Awareness Use the “Exit Safely” Button to Quickly Open a New Browser Window Exit Safely