New patients
We're accepting new patients of all ages — and most are seen within 24 hours of calling.
Aceptamos pacientes nuevos de todas las edades.
Getting started is simple
1 · Call or request online
Call (509) 836-2367 or send a request from the booking page. We schedule by phone and through the Healow portal.
Book an appointment2 · Bring three things
Your insurance card, a picture ID, and your medications (or a list with doses). That's it.
Directions & parking3 · Get set up on Healow
After your first visit we'll help you sign in to the Healow patient portal for messages, appointments, and refills.
Healow portalInsurance we accept
We accept most major plans. If you don't see yours, call and we'll check before your visit.
Billing & payments
Copays and balances are due at the time of your visit. Self-pay and uninsured patients are always welcome — call for details.
Ways to pay:
- Credit & debit cards
- HSA / FSA cards
- Cash or check
- Apple Pay, Venmo, Zelle
- Online bill pay
Prescription refills
Request refills through the Healow portal or by calling the office. Please allow 48 hours for refill requests.
Common questions
How fast can I be seen?
Routine and new-patient appointments are usually available within 24 hours. Sick today? We hold same-day slots and welcome walk-ins during office hours (Mon–Thu, 8–5).
Do you take my insurance?
We accept most major plans including Premera Blue Cross, Aetna, Cigna, Regence, First Choice Health, Molina, Apple Health, Coordinated Care, Ambetter, Wellcare, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and TRICARE. Call and we'll verify your specific plan.
What if I don't have insurance?
Self-pay patients are welcome — call the office for details and pricing.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes — care and scheduling are available in English and Spanish. Todo el proceso está disponible en español.
Can my whole family be seen here?
Yes. We see all ages, newborns to seniors — one clinic for the whole family.
What happens after hours?
Call our after-hours line at (509) 731-4152 to reach the on-call provider / nurse advice line. For emergencies, always call 911.
Ready when you are
Most new patients are seen within 24 hours.