Clinic Services

Spokane Regional Health District’s Public Health Clinic is no longer in operation.  Immunizations and tuberculosis testing are not available here, but resources are listed below:

Immunizations, Records, and Travel Information
 
Who do I ask about the immunization schedule and vaccine that my family needs?
Please talk to your health care provider. Immunizations that your child may need for school can be found on the Protect Yours page: www.srhd.org/topics/protectyours.asp.
 
How do I get a copy of my immunization or other medical records?
In order to obtain your immunization or tuberculosis treatment record you must complete a Release of Information form.   The form can be downloaded here or picked up at Spokane Regional Health District’s information desk on first floor.  You can fax, mail, or deliver the form to us, so we can complete your request.  For questions regarding the Release of Information form, call 509-324-1439.
 

Where do I go for travel shots?

Information about recommended vaccinations and health advisories for the country you will be visiting can be  found at http://www.cdc.gov/travel.
 
Most travel vaccines are available at local pharmacies for adults and children over 7 years of age. Call your local pharmacy for details.  For children under 8, most vaccines can be obtained at their health care provider's office.  For individuals (adults and children over 4 years of age) who need yellow fever vaccine for travel, call Safeway Pharmacy located at 2507 W. Wellsley Avenue at 509-325-4396 or 1441 N. Argonne Road at 509-921-8032.
 
Who can I contract with to provide immunizations for my employees?
Some pharmacies are options for employers, as well as these businesses:
Tuberculosis
 
Health care providers can find information about the health district’s Tuberculosis Control program and other communicable diseases on SRHD’s  “For Health Care Providers” web pages.
 
Where can I get a tuberculosis skin test? (Also, see community clinics list below)

Where can I get a tuberculosis blood test, like Quantiferon Gold?

Community Clinics and Other Assistance
 
Where do I go if I don’t have a health care provider?
Washington Connections is a statewide database to assist individuals and families find a variety of services based on income. https://www.washingtonconnection.org/home/
 
Who provides health care or dental services for uninsured or underinsured?
Here is a list of community clinics in the Spokane area.
 

Other Community Resources:

2-1-1 (Washington Information Network) | DIAL 2-1-1 or 877.211.WASH (9274)
www.211WA.org | 24 hours seven days a week
Trained local specialists are available to help you find a number of services including: assisted living, child care, children’s services, counseling/support, drug treatment, education/literacy, financial help, food, housing, legal assistance, medical care, medical coupons, recreation, rent and utility assistance, senior services, teen services, temporary shelter, transportation and tutoring. 2-1-1 is here to help everyday and to provide information in times of disaster.


Aging and Long Term Care of Eastern Washington Resource Directory: ALTCEW provides an online resource directory that allows users to find aging services throughout Eastern Washington. The resource directory can be found at: http://www.altcew.org/res-rd.asp

Community Resources: www.thefigtree.org/connections-resources.html

First Call for Help (509) 838-4428

Frontier Behavioral Health: (509) 838-4651 TTY: 624-0004 www.smhca.org Mental health services for persons 18+ who suffer from serious and persistent mental illness: case management, individual and group therapy, specialist consultation, rehabilitation services, co-occurring disorders services and outreach services to the homeless mentally ill.

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Related Health Topics

Vaccine for Children (VFC) Program