Seattle/King County Clinic

11/05/2025

From behind the lens, Auston James captures the heart of Seattle/King County Clinic - moments of hope, care, and connection. His images tell the story of community in action, and we’re so thankful for his continued partnership.

11/03/2025

Clear communication is vital to quality care. Thanks to AMN Healthcare, patients at Seattle/King County Clinic can connect with providers in their own language. We’re so grateful for their continued partnership.

10/30/2025

Seeing clearly and feeling confident go hand in hand. Thanks to generous frame donations from 141 Eyewear, our patients leave Seattle/King County Clinic with both vision and style. Thank you for continuing to make this possible!

10/16/2025

Save the dates! The 2026 Seattle/King County Clinic will take place April 23–26, 2026. Volunteer registration opens January 5, 2026. Many roles filled quickly last year, so head to seattlecenter.org/volunteers to create or update your volunteer profile, verify your contact information, and be sure to mark your calendar to sign up for your preferred role!

10/14/2025

Smiles, service, and community in action — our 2025 Clinic Photo Gallery is live! Check it out on our website today: seattlecenter.org/skcclinic/photogallery

09/04/2025

Volunteering makes a difference for both patients and providers.
At Seattle/King County Clinic, our volunteers report powerful experiences: feeling connected, utilizing their skills, and deepening their understanding of community healthcare needs. Thank you to every volunteer who makes this work possible!

For more on the volunteer experience, read our 2025 final report:https://seattlecenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/2025%20SKCC%20Final%20Report%208.14.25.pdf

08/29/2025

Access to care knows no borders. Patients traveled from across the county, state, and nation to receive care at Seattle/King County Clinic this year.

Learn more in our Final Report:https://seattlecenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/2025-SKCC-Final-Report.pdf

08/20/2025

Our patients represent the diverse fabric of our community. Behind every percentage is a person seeking care, connection, and compassion. Read more about who we served in our 2025 Final Report:https://seattlecenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/2025-SKCC-Final-Report.pdf

08/18/2025

Together, we made a difference. From the neighbors we served to the volunteers who gave their time, this year’s impact is a reminder of what’s possible when community comes together. 💙To see the story behind the numbers read our 2025 Final Report, now live on our website: seattlecenter.org/skcclinic

08/11/2025

08/11/2025

At the heart of the nation’s largest free healthcare clinic is a simple belief: care should meet people where they are. With the right support, it can.

When patients come in with abdominal pain, clinicians can assess them on the spot thanks to portable ultrasound. They get the answers they need right then and there, allowing them to start treatment sooner.

At the Seattle/King County Clinic, moments like this are made possible by committed volunteers, innovative technology, and a shared mission to expand access.

For Jeff Cohen and the Philips team, it’s not just about showing up. It’s about giving back.

See the full story: http://to.philips/61834fLtb

08/11/2025