Located in the Nyer Urness House at 1753 NW 56th St, Seattle, the Ballard Clinic is a vital part of Neighborcare Health, a leading Federally Qualified Health Center committed to expanding access to comprehensive, affordable healthcare. This clinic is specially designed to serve adults aged 18 and older experiencing homelessness or living in permanent supportive housing. As a trusted provider in the King County Health Care for the Homeless Network, Neighborcare Health delivers compassionate, trauma-informed care that addresses both medical and social needs.
By focusing on trauma-informed, patient-centered strategies, the Ballard Clinic reduces barriers to care and establishes trust with underserved populations.
The Ballard Clinic offers a wide range of primary care services for adult patients:
Walk-in hours (Mon, Tue, Thu: 10 AM–4 PM) and appointment slots ensure immediate access to essential care.
Mental health support and social work are integral to holistic care at Ballard Clinic:
The team’s focus on trauma-informed and harm reduction approaches empowers patients to engage in their health journey.
As a branch of Neighborcare Health, the Ballard Clinic aligns with the organization’s broader mission to treat the whole person. Patients benefit from:
This integrated network enhances continuity of care and addresses social determinants of health.
Sited in Ballard’s Nyer Urness House, the clinic is easily accessible via public transit and ORCA LIFT bus passes. The surrounding community includes supportive-housing units and outreach services, fostering coordinated local support.
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Adult residents (18+) experiencing homelessness or housing instability.
You can walk in Mon, Tue, Thu during medical hours; appointment slots and same-day visits also available.
What payment options are accepted?
Yes—offers medication-assisted treatment using Suboxone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone.
Yes—counseling, case management, and behavioral health integrated services.