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School-Based Clinic
Services at this location are open to all Seattle Public Schools students.
Fees & Insurance
There is no cost for students. Neighborcare Health collects health insurance information and bills insurance, but insurance is not required for students to get care. We accept many health insurance plans, including Washington Apple Health (Medicaid). LabCorp also bills students’ health insurance plans for lab services. Families may receive an explanation of benefits (EOB) statement, but students and families will not receive a billing statement for services not covered by insurance.
No student will be denied services due to inability to pay.
Hours
We offer weekday appointments before, during and after school during the school year. We are closed when school is not in session, including holidays and summer break.
When the health center is closed, students and their families are welcome at any other neighborhood clinic for medical, dental and mental health services.Services
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More Info
To use services at the health center, students must register with Neighborcare Health, even if they previously received are at the clinic with the previous provider, Swedish.
Parents/guardians can register their students, or students 18 and older can register themselves, by completing the registration form below.
Under state law, youth may independently access some health care without parental consent, including reproductive health and mental health services. Learn more about Washington state minor consent laws.
Registration forms are also available at the school-based health center.
School-based health
information bookletOnline Registration forms
Somali Registration Packet
School-Based Clinic
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Mental health services at this health center are funded in part by the City of Seattle Human Services Department.
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