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Free Clinics in Washington: A Comprehensive Guide

Everyone deserves access to quality healthcare, regardless of their financial capacity. For those living in Washington with limited resources or without health insurance, there are a variety of options available for accessing affordable or free healthcare services. This article provides an overview of free or low-cost clinics, governmental subsidies, and faith-based providers in Washington that offer medical assistance.

Free and Low-Cost Clinics in Washington

Washington State is home to many clinics and health centers that offer free and low-cost services. These centers typically provide primary and preventive care, and some may also have facilities for dental, vision, mental health, and specialty care.

  • Seattle King County Clinic – This annually held four-day event provides free dental, vision, and medical care to under-resourced people. No ID or proof of immigration status is required. Appointments can be scheduled through their website.
  • The Doctors Clinic – Located in Bainbridge Island, the clinic offers a financial assistance program. They provide a wide range of services, including family medicine, women’s health, and physical therapy. Applications for financial help can be made on their website.
  • Columbia Valley Community Health – This clinic in Wenatchee provides primary care, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services. They offer a sliding fee scale based on income and family size.
  • Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic – They deliver high-quality primary care across many Washington communities and offer a family medical expense program. Patients may qualify for discounts based on income and family size.

Government Subsidies

The state and federal governments have various programs that can help lower the cost of healthcare services.

  • Apple Health (Medicaid) – This program provides a comprehensive package of health services to eligible Washington residents. Income is a determining factor and application can be done through the Washington Healthplanfinder website.
  • Alien Emergency Medical – This medical program covers the cost of treatment in emergency medical conditions for qualified non-citizens. Eligibility and application information can be found on the Washington State Health Care Authority's website.
  • Medical Care Services – This program provides medical coverage for people who are not eligible for other state medical programs due to immigration status. It is available to adults of 65 years or older, or adults on aged, blind, or disabled assistance programs.

Faith-Based Providers

Several faith-based providers offer free or income-based medical services in Washington.

  • Christ Clinic – Located in Spokane, it provides primary care to adults who are uninsured or covered by Medicaid without a primary care provider. It operates on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings by appointment only.
  • Salem Free Clinics – These clinics in Salem and Keizer offer medical, dental, and mental health services to uninsured and underinsured individuals. Appointments can be scheduled over the phone.

Each of these options present a valuable opportunity for you to get the medical assistance you need, despite financial constraints. While scheduling an appointment, it is advisable to ask about the specific services offered, opening hours, eligibility for free services, and any documents required. Encourage everyone to make use of these services and share the information with others who may need it.

Care for one’s health should not come at the cost of financial stability. Remember, help is available for those who need it, and your health is always a priority.

We are the largest online directory of free and affordable health clinics. Most clinics listed in our database receive federal grants, state subsidies, or are owned and operated by non-profit organizations and provide services that are either free or at a reduced rate.

There are a total of 329 clinics in the state of Washington. Seattle has a total of 54 clinics and the city with most clinics in Washington. The next city with most clinics is Everett with a total of 14 clinics.

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