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How do I link my records to Neighborcare Health MyChart?

Step 1 – Log into your Neighborcare Health MyChart account. Step 3 – After the page loads, scroll down until you see a Search box. Use the Search box where you can look up their other MyChart organizations. Please follow the prompts to link your records.

Do I need a new MyChart account if I have NeighborCare?

If you have a MyChart account with Country Doctor or King County Public Health, you will not need a new account. Neighborcare, Country Doctor, and King County Public Health share MyChart account access.

Can I send a message to a medical assistant through NeighborCare MyChart?

Neighborcare MyChart is not able to send messages to medical assistants, dental hygienists, front desk staff, eligibility specialists, interpreters, providers filling in from another location and other non-medical/dental support staff. Can I schedule an appointment through MyChart? Neighborcare does not offer online scheduling at this time.

What is happy together with NeighborCare and MyChart?

Neighborcare, Country Doctor, and King County Public Health share MyChart account access. If you have a MyChart account with UW Medicine, Swedish Medical Group, Providence, Multicare, Overlake, Evergreen Clinic, or Valley Medical Center, you will need to create a new account with Neighborcare. Epic calls this functionality “Happy Together.”

What do patients pay?

What you owe after receiving services at Neighborcare Health depends on if you have health insurance and what your insurance covers. Neighborcare Health accepts most health insurance plans, including Apple Health (Medicaid), Medicare and private insurance plans. If you do not have health insurance, we can help you understand your options and costs.

Understanding insurance

Co-pays If you have insurance, you may owe a copayment (co-pay). A co-pay is a fixed amount you pay for a certain service and may vary by type of service. Co-pays are determined by your insurance plan and are due at the time of your appointment. Not all insurance plans require a co-pay.

COVID-19 Update

Some in-person visits will change to phone because of the Omicron variant.

COVID-19 vaccine

Info and frequently asked questions. Offering vaccines and booster shots.

Don't wait for care

Phone and in-person appointments available for many different health needs.

Do you know where to go for care?

If you have COVID symptoms, please call before visiting a primary care clinic.

About our services

At Neighborcare Health, we offer quality, respectful, culturally sensitive primary medical care to patients of all ages. We’re here for you when you are sick or injured, to help you manage ongoing medical conditions, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, and for preventive care to keep you healthy.

All are welcome

We accept most insurance, including Apple Health (Medicaid), and private plans. We also offer insurance enrollment assistance, language interpretation and a sliding fee discount. No insurance is required, and no one is denied services due to inability to pay. All are welcome at Neighborcare Health.