We're here to help

We know that your non-COVID-19 health care needs do not go away during a pandemic. Neighborcare is here to help you maintain your health and take care of more immediate needs. Call a clinic to schedule an appointment. 

Masks are strongly recommended for Neighborcare patients and visitors ages 2and older. 

Our clinics are open for in-person care. Our experienced providers can address many medical and mental health needs by phone. Please note, you must be in Washington state at the time of your phone appointment. 

How we stay safe

Staff members:

  • COVID screening for staff, patients and visitors
  • Requiring staff to wear masks and other protective equipment when interacting with patients.
  • Cleaning between patients and throughout the day

Patients and visitors

  • Strongly recommend wearing a face covering for ages 2 or older
  • Stay home if you are sick and call to reschedule your appointment
  • Wait 10 days after testing positive for COVID-19 to have an in-person appointment

We can help with:

  • Testing and concerns around COVID-19
  • Monitoring ongoing health conditions, such as diabetes, asthma and high blood pressure
  • Well-child checks 
  • Vaccinations, including COVID-19 vaccines
  • Refilling medications
  • On site, in clinic Neighborcare pharmacies. Call a pharmacy for specific hours
  • Sinus infections, urinary tract infections, allergies, ankle sprains and more
  • Reproductive health care
  • Pregnancy care and newborn care
  • Support for emotional health, stress, anxiety, depression 
  • Emergency and general dental care.

 

What if someone is now unemployed, laid off or does not have insurance?

All are welcome. Insurance is not required and no one is denied services due to inability to pay. We also accept most insurance, including Apple Health (Medicaid), and offer insurance enrollment assistance and a sliding fee discount program based on household size and income.

Can patients see a provider in person at the clinic?

Yes, we are offering medical and dental appointments in-person. Please call a clinic first. 

Is there help for stress, anxiety, depression, fear, worry and other emotions that people are feeling during this time?

Yes, Neighborcare patients can schedule a phone appointment with a behavioral health provider. Call a clinic to learn more.

Are there interpretation services?

Interpretation services are available in multiple languages for phone and in-person visits.

Can people get help with enrolling in insurance?

Yes, our eligibility specialists can help people enroll in insurance and other assistance programs. Call a clinic to schedule an appointment. 

Can patients have a phone or video appointment when they are outside Washington state?

Because of the requirements of their licenses, Neighborcare's medical, dental and behavioral health providers cannot provide care to patients who are outside of Washington state at the time of their appointment--even for phone or video visits.

  • Patients can communicate with their provider through MyChart while out of state.
  • When scheduling an appointment for a phone or video visit, staff will ask patients if they will be in Washington state at the time of their appointment.
  • At check-in for a phone or video visit, a staff member will confirm that patients are in-state. If they are out of state, their appointment will be rescheduled for another time when they will be in-state.
  • At the start of an appointment, the provider will confirm if patients are in-state. If they are not, the provider will offer other resources and cancel the appointment.