Hamilton Healthcare is run by Roslyn Hamilton and evolved from Oregon Ecobuilding Network, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit she formed in December 1999. The organization conducted research and provided comprehensive news with an emphasis on cost effective strategies for improving people's health. The OEBN newsletter included a community bulletin board, articles by supporters, and held seminars conducted by experts on healthy living, chemical exposure, and environmental hazards.

For eleven years, OEBN promoted home, school, and workplace environments that would not trigger or exacerbate chronic illness, while advocating for reasonable accommodation. For example, OEBN provided education on the value of mercury-free, latex-free and perfume-free dental and medical offices.

OEBN's Allergy and Chemically Injured Support Group focused on the importance of a toxic-free healthy home. The nonprofit grassroots organization was run by the chemically injured for the benefit of those who have chronic disabilities due to injury from the impact of manmade, synthetic toxic chemicals, often from workplace exposures. Among other material, the nonprofit promoted the free "Guide to Hazardous Household Products - Effective Alternatives."

While working as a Tissue Culture Lab Technician at Johns Hopkins University, the owner of Hamilton Healthcare was exposed to P32 radiation in the petri plates and bottles of cancer cells she grew and washed. The toxic chemicals used there as Toluene, Formaldehyde, and Tricloracetic Acid, among others, were hazardous and caused her to become multiple chemically sensitive. This chemical injury, unbeknownst to her at the time, changed her entire life and compromised her ability to work in typical office and lab environments. Before air filters, Roslyn experienced increasing respiratory and neurological issues with new carpet, remodeling, inks, air freshener fragrances, copier gasses, scents and dry cleaned clothes, among other healthy buildings issues. Now after much education and the use of air and water filters, Roslyn shares her knowledge with others in the chemically injured community so they too can improve their lives.

Hamilton Healthcare carries on the work of Oregon Ecobuilding Network. In addition to offering discount pricing for a variety of water and air purification systems, water and air filters, and other healthy living items, any purchase qualifies customers to receive free valuable information, along with free indoor air quality consulting.

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