Neighborcare Health

General dentistry services include oral health exams, hygiene, and restorative services to contain the disease process. Periodontal and endodontic care is also provided. In 2024, neighborcare provided 70,357 dental visits to 25,439 children and adults.

School-based health services include primary medical services, mental health, substance abuse counseling, tobacco prevention and cessation programs, and a variety of support groups for youth, all within seattle public schools. Emphasis is placed on age-appropriate health education and skill-building to help youth make healthy lifestyle choices so that they may thrive at school and build strong relationships at school, home, and in their community. In 2024, neighborcare health provided 18,411 visits to 4,915 school-based patients.

Services for homeless patients include programs operated in partnership with the city of seattle's health care for the homeless initiative. Family team focuses on crisis intervention therapy, mental health counseling, child growth and development, immunization screening, parenting skills, self-care skills, chronic and acute disease management and referrals for long-term care. The homeless youth clinic provides services to homeless and street involved youth, including primary medical care, dental care, social services, mental health counseling, acupuncture, naturopathy, yoga, and outreach, as well as a range of allopathic complementary and alternative health care services.