wellspring health services patient portal

Why choose Wellspring Health Service?

Patient Portal Patient Portal Changes With the partnering of Privia Health, Wellspring will now be publishing results and office notes to the shared Privia Health Patient Portal. This change will allow our patients to access records from other outside Privia providers and has more advanced features to allow for scheduling, bill pay and so on.

What is the new Privia health integration with Wellspring?

Wellspring Health Services is a proud member of Privia Medical Group. The best doctors in our community have joined together to form Privia Medical Group (PMG), a multi-specialty, high-performance medical group that puts patients first. Our physicians are united by the mission of providing better, more coordinated care for their patients.

How can Wellspring help end family homelessness?

Download your patient forms online through the patient portal When you come to our office for the first time as a new patient, we'll ask you to complete some initial forms, including an Authorization and Consent for Treatment form, if you were not able to download them from the patient portal in advance of your appointment.

Why Wellspring social enterprise?

We are the area's only "Whole Life" Healthcare Facility. We provide care for everyday bumps and bruises whether on or off the job and assist you in managing your health from day to day.

One in 20 children in Washington state is experiencing homelessness

And the impact is lifelong. Kids who experience homelessness are 10 times as likely to become homeless again as adults, which means their own children may also experience the trauma of insecure housing.

Family homelessness disproportionately impacts women and children of color

Often hidden in plain sight, family homelessness looks different from what you expect. Many people associate homelessness with mental health, addiction and chronic unemployment—but family homelessness is a poverty issue driven by historic discrimination. Most of the people we serve are employed, but not earning a livable wage.