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What happened to Planned Parenthood in Washington State?

Portal enrollment is quick and easy, just follow these steps: Call the Care Center at 1-800-230-PLAN. Verify your identity. Ask for a portal link to be sent to you via email or text. Follow the link and enroll. The PPGWNI Care Center is open Monday – Thursday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Already enrolled in the portal?

What is the patient portal and how does it work?

The Patient Portal gives our patients in Alaska, Hawai'i, Idaho, Indiana, Kentucky, and western Washington fast, easy, and secure online access to their private health information. Using the Patient Portal, you can: Check lab results. View your medical history. Send Planned Parenthood staff a secure email. Schedule appointments.

How do I get my results from the patient portal?

The Portal allows you to: Access your own medical records and lab results. Message with a provider about non-urgent health questions. Please request access to your Patient Portal account at your next appointment. If you still do not see your results after two weeks, login to the Patient Portal and send us a message.

What happened to Kent's Planned Parenthood?

Sign up for your Patient Portal Here's how: 1. Go to your Patient Portal (links above). 2. Click 'I am new here.' 3. Click 'Accept.' 4. Enter the token you received from the health center or Patient Services. 5. Enter your email address. 6. Create a username and password. 8. Create a security question. 9. Access your Patient Portal.

Step 1: Register

Fill in your name, contact information, optional insurance information, and create a username and password.

Step 2: Login

Login with your username and password. You can access the portal from your phone or desktop computer.

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How much does Planned Parenthood lose in Washington?

As a result, Planned Parenthood officials estimate they lose $167, on average, for every Medicaid patient they serve in Washington state.

When did Planned Parenthood pull a photograph from the wall?

Sharon Dudash pulls a marketing photograph from a wall at Planned Parenthood in Kent on March 10, 2021. Planned Parenthood of the greater Northwest region has been facing financial struggles compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic.

When is Sharon Dudash moving out of Planned Parenthood?

Sharon Dudash is seen amid boxes at Planned Parenthood in Kent on March 10, 2021, as the clinic prepares to move out. (Matt M. McKnight/Crosscut) Sharon Dudash is seen amid boxes at Planned Parenthood in Kent on March 10, 2021, as the clinic prepares to move out. (Matt M. McKnight/Crosscut)

How much would Inslee's plan cost?

Inslee’s plan would raise reimbursement rates for common family planning services by 162%. Doing so would cost the state $5.2 million over two years, which would be matched with $10.9 million in federal funds. Federal rules still prohibit the federal portion of that money from paying for abortions.

Is Planned Parenthood closed?

The clinic closed its doors in February, one of three Planned Parenthood centers in Washington state that have quietly shut down since the start of the year.

Is there a low reimbursement rate for Medicaid?

Low Medicaid reimbursement rates have been a problem across the health care system for some time. But those pushing for a rate increase for family planning services say reproductive health care providers like Planned Parenthood are in especially dire straits right now because they weren’t eligible for some of the federal pandemic relief dollars that other health care providers could apply for in 2020.

Does Planned Parenthood still exist in Washington?

While the closures still leave open more than two dozen Planned Parenthood locations throughout Washington state, it means some counties — including Mason County, where Shelton is located — no longer have a Planned Parenthood location.