Portland Circumcision provides circumcision services for families in Bend, OR through our concierge home visit service. Because Bend is a longer drive from our Portland home clinic, home visits in this area are scheduled in advance and include a travel fee.

We provide circumcision for newborns, infants, children, adolescents, and adults, along with traditional Bris Milah performed by a Certified Mohel. Contact us as early as possible to arrange a visit date that works for your family, especially for newborn and eighth day circumcision.

Scheduling a Visit

Bend is typically reached from Portland via Highway 26 East. Home visits to Bend are available by appointment and include a travel fee for distances over 30 minutes from our Portland clinic. Contact us to check availability and discuss timing.

Our Circumcision Services

Consultation

Deciding on circumcision is a personal choice, and it's normal to have questions before scheduling. A consultation gives you a chance to ask about the procedure, whether the reasons are medical, religious, or personal, and to hear what to expect at each stage. This is available whether you're considering the procedure for a newborn, an older child, or yourself, and the conversation is tailored to your specific situation.

Bris Milah (Brit Milah)

The Bris Milah is a Jewish tradition performed on the eighth day of a baby boy's life, marking a covenant observed for generations. It is a religious ceremony as much as a medical procedure, and is typically attended by family and community. The ceremony can be performed in a synagogue, at home, or at an event space, and every step is explained beforehand so parents know what to expect.

Eighth Day Circumcision

Many families choose to have their son circumcised on the eighth day of life, whether or not the choice is tied to religious observance. This timing has been practiced for generations and remains a common choice today. The appointment is scheduled promptly once a birth date is known, since timing matters for this service, and can take place at home or another preferred location.

Concierge Home Circumcision

Some families prefer to have the procedure performed at home rather than traveling to a clinic. A familiar setting can make the experience easier for both parents and baby, and removes the need to travel shortly after birth. The same baby centered approach is used at home as in the clinic, without heavy clamps or unnecessary instruments, and scheduling is arranged directly with the family.

Newborn Circumcision

This option is available for babies up to 28 days old. Healing at this age tends to be quick, and the appointment itself is brief. Appointments can be scheduled with evening or weekend availability, and a Medicaid discount applies for qualifying families.

Infant Circumcision

This option is available for babies aged 29 days to 3 months. The baby is still small enough that the procedure remains straightforward, with a relatively quick healing period. Appointments take place in a clean, calm setting, and a Medicaid discount applies for qualifying families.

Baby Circumcision

This option is for babies aged 3 months to 1 year, for families who may have delayed the decision but still want the procedure done. Babies at this age are more active, so extra care is taken during the appointment, though the process remains straightforward when performed by an experienced provider. A Medicaid discount applies for qualifying families.

Toddler Circumcision

This option is for children between 1 and 3 years old who are still in diapers. Toddlers are more aware of their surroundings than younger babies, so the appointment is paced accordingly to keep the child comfortable. Detailed aftercare guidance is provided, and a Medicaid discount applies for qualifying families.

Child Circumcision

This option is for children between the ages of 3 and 12. A local anesthetic is used, and the appointment is structured to keep the child at ease throughout. Scheduling around school hours is available, including evenings and weekends, and a Medicaid discount applies for qualifying families.

Adolescent Circumcision

This option is for teenagers who choose to have the procedure done, whether for personal, medical, cultural, or religious reasons. A local anesthetic is used, and because adolescents can generally follow aftercare instructions independently, recovery tends to be straightforward. Appointments are handled with discretion and can be scheduled around school and other commitments.

Adult Circumcision

Adults choose circumcision for a range of reasons, including religious observance, hygiene, or medical concerns such as phimosis. The procedure is performed under local anesthetic, and scheduling is private and flexible. Additional treatment for phimosis or frenulum removal can be added to the same appointment if needed, and healing time is generally longer than for infants or children.

Circumcision Repair

This service addresses cases where a previous circumcision did not achieve the intended result, whether the concern is functional or cosmetic. This can happen when too much or too little foreskin was removed during an earlier procedure, often in a hospital setting without a specialized approach. The revision is performed under local anesthetic, and healing time depends on the extent of correction needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of circumcision?

Circumcision can reduce the risk of urinary tract infections, penile cancer, and sexually transmitted infections. The decision to circumcise is personal and can be based on cultural, religious, or health reasons.

How do I prepare for the procedure?

Preparation depends on age. For babies, avoid applying cream, ointment, or powder to the diaper area on the morning of the appointment. For adolescents and adults, shower in the morning and shave the area if possible.

Do you provide aftercare instructions?

Yes. Every procedure includes clear aftercare instructions, and our team is available for follow up questions during healing.

Is circumcision covered by insurance or Medicaid?

Medicaid clients receive a discount on newborn, infant, baby, toddler, and child circumcision. Contact us to ask whether your specific plan applies.

Do you travel to Bend, OR for home visits?

Yes. Home visits to Bend are available by appointment. Because of the distance, contact us as early as possible to arrange a date, especially for newborn and eighth day circumcision.

Do you perform Bris Milah in Bend, OR?

Yes. Traditional Bris Milah ceremonies performed by a Certified Mohel can be arranged in Bend as part of a scheduled home visit.

Contact us to ask about scheduling, travel fees, or Medicaid coverage for your family in Bend.