Last year we shared a bit about our work as the health care home for the majority of King County's recently resettled refugees. Since then a lot has changed. In honor of World Refugee Day, we'd like to draw attention to those changes, share an update on our work, and hopefully provide a bit of light in what has been a dark and fearful year for many in our community.
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Dr. Tan share similarities with many HealthPoint providers: she is highly competent, compassionate, and attentive to our patients. One key difference? She doesn’t get paid. For the past six years, Dr. Tan has served HealthPoint patients for free as a volunteer. Find out WHY and get to know Dr. Tan in this spotlight.
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At HealthPoint we integrate behavioral health care with primary care. Does integrating services REALLY make much of a difference in our community? The answer may surprise you.
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Did you know that HealthPoint offers mental and behavioral health services in addition to primary medical and dental care? We offer these services to all patients because we know that good health requires both physical AND mental wellbeing. We have more than 30 mental and behavioral health specialists on staff, including 5 Care Coordinators. Read on to learn more about this role and get to know Lisa Hardmeyer Gray, the Care Coordinator at HealthPoint Kent.
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HealthPoint serves approximately 58% of King County’s newly resettled refugees. Find out what we're doing to provide a welcoming health care home for many of our region’s newest and most vulnerable residents.
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Urgent Care Clinic is closed on Saturday, September 7th. Regular hours will resume on Sunday, September 8th.
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