Primary Health Care, Inc.

04/03/2026

Your baby’s first doctor visit is about more than just a checkup.

It’s a chance to make sure your baby is healthy, ask questions, and feel supported as a parent.

Primary Health Care provides care for infants, children, and families across our clinics.

Learn what to expect:
https://phciowa.org/what-happens-at-your-babys-first-doctor-visit/

04/02/2026

Choosing a pediatrician?

Primary Health Care provides pediatric care for infants, children, and teens -- supporting your child’s health at every stage.

Learn what to look for and get started:

Choosing a pediatrician is an important step before your baby arrives. Learn what to look for and when to start searching.

03/30/2026

Turning 65 soon or already on Medicare?

Primary Health Care accepts Medicare and provides care for a wide range of health needs -- from checkups to ongoing care.

If you’re looking for a provider, PHC can help.

Find a clinic near you:
https://phciowa.org/locations/

03/26/2026

You don’t always have to come into a clinic to get support.

Primary Health Care offers behavioral health services through telehealth, making it easier to connect with your care team from home.

If you’re looking for support, we’re here to help.

Learn more:
https://phciowa.org/services/behavioral-health/

03/25/2026

Colon cancer doesn’t always show symptoms early.

Screening is one of the best ways to catch it early, when it’s easier to treat.

If you’re 45 or older, talk to a provider about screening options that are right for you.

Learn more:
https://phciowa.org/colon-cancer-can-be-silent-but-this-simple-test-could-save-your-life/

03/25/2026

Need to reach your care team?

With MyChart, you can send a message, ask questions, and stay connected to your care -- all in one place.

If you’re already a patient, MyChart makes it easier to manage your care.

Learn more:
https://phciowa.org/get-started-with-the-mychart-app-your-health-at-your-fingertips/

03/23/2026

When should your child get vaccines?

Staying on schedule helps protect your child’s health as they grow. If you have questions, your care team is here to help.

Read more:

Wondering when your child needs shots? This easy guide breaks it down by age—so you don’t have to stress about missing anything.

03/23/2026

Went to the ER recently?

The next step is following up with a primary care provider. This helps make sure your recovery stays on track and any ongoing concerns are addressed.

Primary Health Care can help you:

• Review your ER visit
• Manage medications
• Schedule follow-up care
• Stay connected to ongoing care

If you don’t have a primary care provider, we’re here to help.

Learn what to do next:
https://phciowa.org/what-to-do-after-an-er-visit/

03/21/2026

Spring starts today 🌱

Doing some spring cleaning this weekend? We’re currently in need of towels, along with gently used clothing and other essential items.

Your donations help support individuals accessing Homeless Support Services at PHC.

Learn more:
https://phciowa.org/services/homeless/

03/20/2026

Men, when was your last check-up?

Regular visits can help catch issues early and support your long-term health.

Learn more:
https://phciowa.org/mens-health-top-7-regular-check-ups-you-shouldnt-ignore/

03/19/2026

PATIENT UPDATE: University Dental Clinic

We've made adjustments to tomorrow's (03/20) dental schedule at our University location. Patients with appointments are being contacted directly with next steps.

Thank you for your understanding.