Free health care clinic to aid Washingtonians who can’t afford healthcare

In an effort to help patients who need basic healthcare and can’t afford it, Seattle/King County clinic will open its doors to the public from April 27 – 30 for free medical care.

According to event organizers, no advance registration is needed, but you do need a ticket which you can grab at the Fisher Pavilion at Seattle Center.

Free Seattle eye clinic provides prescriptions for nearly 1,000

This is a first-come, first-served event with free parking at the Mercer Street Garage.

It’s suggested that you bring a snack, wear comfortable shoes and clothes, and bring any medications you take.

FREE Seattle/King County Clinic- April 27-30, Fisher Pavilion, Seattle Center. Offering free health care to anyone in the region who struggles with access to healthcare. Patient flyers in multiple languages here: https://t.co/elC58GSeOj Info here: https://t.co/ipulDprCwy pic.twitter.com/sYbapJGS44

— EthnoMed (@EthnoMedUW) April 3, 2023

Unfortunately, vision and dental care can’t be done on the same day, so you will need to return. Also, event coordinators said if you feel sick, please do not attend. The event is for preventative care and regular check-ups.

Here are some of the free services available:

Dental: teeth cleaning, fillings, x-rays, extractions

Vision: screenings, eye exams, prescription eyeglasses. (Please bring your current glasses)

Medical: Physical exams, x-rays, ultrasounds, select labs, immunizations, mammograms, and more.

Social workers and interpreters will be on-site to help with any additional questions or issues.

The Clinic is less than one month away and we are still short in these areas! The number of volunteers we have directly impacts the number of patients we are able to serve. Please share and sign up: https://t.co/JUfZ88nTcx #SKCClinic pic.twitter.com/GIpkT21hWS

— Seattle/King County Clinic (@SKCClinic) March 30, 2023

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