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Free & Low-Cost Clinics in Seattle, WA

82 community health centers · Data from HRSA, refreshed 2026-10-04

These are the 82 community health centers in Seattle. Each one treats patients with or without insurance and charges on a sliding-fee scale based on income. Call ahead to confirm hours, services, and whether you need an appointment.

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Clinics in Seattle

Who runs these clinics

7 health-center organizations run the 82 clinics in Seattle. Figures are each organization's own federal report for all its sites (HRSA UDS 2025), not this city alone.

  • Neighborcare Health — 30 sites here, 31 in total. 57,008 patients in 2025, 19% uninsured; 29% of patients had limited English.
  • King County — 25 sites here, 35 in total. 18,469 patients in 2025, 26% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health, substance use care; 18% of patients had limited English.
  • Sea Mar Community Health Centers — 8 sites here, 84 in total. 224,458 patients in 2025, 14% uninsured; 34% of patients had limited English.
  • International Community Health Services — 7 sites here, 12 in total. 36,283 patients in 2025, 3% uninsured; 50% of patients had limited English.
  • Seattle Roots Community Health — 6 sites here. 19,965 patients in 2025, 21% uninsured; 21% of patients had limited English.
  • Seattle Indian Health Board — 4 sites here. 7,210 patients in 2025, 19% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health, substance use care.
  • Healthpoint — 2 sites here, 24 in total. 89,169 patients in 2025, 13% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health, substance use care; 36% of patients had limited English.

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Seattle at a Glance

Every clinic listed above is a federally funded community health center — it treats you with or without insurance, regardless of immigration status, and charges on a sliding-fee scale based on income. Here's what the HRSA and federal NPI registry data shows for Seattle specifically:

  • 106,873 patients living in the ZIP codes 98101, 98103, 98104, 98106, 98107, 98108, 98112, 98115, 98116, 98117, 98118, 98121, 98122, 98125, 98126, 98133, 98144, 98146, 98168 were seen at federally funded health centers in 2025; 17% of them had no insurance.
  • 23 of 82 are school-based sites — these usually see enrolled students first, so call before going if you're not a student.
  • 8 of 82 are mobile clinics — call to find where and when they stop.
  • 21 of 82 are open only part of the year.
  • 82 of 82 clinics list a direct phone number you can call ahead.
  • 51 of 82 clinics list a website.
  • 31 of 82 are part of a program that reports dental services in federal UDS data (program-level, not per-site — call to confirm dental is offered at this address).
  • Reported weekly hours: 47 clinics report 40+ hrs/week, 25 report 20–39 hrs/week, 9 report under 20 hrs/week, 1 doesn't report hours.
  • Provider types on file with the federal NPI registry for clinics in Seattle: Case Management (2), Clinic/Center, Community Health (2), Clinic/Center, Dental (1), Family Medicine (1). Confirmed only where the registry record's name matches the clinic with high confidence — call to verify what a specific site offers.

Clinic data from the HRSA Health Center Program, refreshed 2026-10-04. Directory information only, not medical advice. View all clinics in Washington →

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