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How can I order books for the corner health center?

Student Health Services 400 E. University Way Corner of 11th and Poplar Ellensburg, WA 98926-7585 MS 7585 Phone: (509) 963-1881 Fax: (509) 963-1886

Who can be a Healthpoint patient?

Patient Rights Health Care Agreements for Behavioral Management: Patient Consents: Who Can Authorize Purpose To ensure the standard Conditions of Admission (COA) form is appropriately communicated and signed by the patient or their authorized representative at time of admission to Swedish Medical Center (SMC).

How do I get a walk in appointment at Healthpoint?

Get care now at HealthPoint Redmond. At HealthPoint, we strive to meet patients where they are. We work with you to offer multiple services to fit your medical and dental needs. Visit our website to find out more information.

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What is COA form?

The COA form serves as the initial consent for treatment at Swedish Medical Center and other consents may be obtained depending on the context of care.

Do hospitals have to inform patients of their rights?

All patients, inpatient or outpatient, must be informed of their rights as hospital patients. The patient’s rights should be provided and explained in a language or manner that the patient ( or the patient’s representative) can understand in accordance with federal and state law.

What is Swedish Medical Center?

Swedish Medical Center (SMC) is committed to patient-centered care, incorporating a healthcare environment that is welcoming and understanding of the importance visitors play in the healing and comfort of hospital patients.

What is the responsibility of caregivers after hours?

After hours: All caregivers are responsible for ensuring that persons in the facility after hours are wearing a visitor badge or an SMC-issued photo ID badge. All caregivers on patient care units are responsible for ensuring the protection of their patients by checking for valid and appropriate after-hours visitor badges.

What is a high risk visitor?

Includes but is not limited to a person on the hospital campus visiting patients or caregivers with a history of criminal violence or sexual abuse; or who is classified as a sexual offender or has a history of domestic violence; or who is making threats against the safety of a patient, caregiver or other representative; or a person who actively interferes with a patient's medical care.

Public Transportation

Try King County’s Metro Trip Planner to learn which buses will get you to the clinic.

Medical

After hours, please call (425) 882-1697 to speak to a nurse or on-call provider.

Dental

Emergency walk-in dental appointments are available daily as scheduling permits.

Pharmacy

Monday - Friday, 8am to 12:30pm & 1:30 to 5pm#N#Closed 12:30 to 1:30pm#N#Mail delivery available.