At WhidbeyHealth, we understand the importance of having access to quality care, close to home. From childbirth and throughout your life, WhidbeyHealth provides residents and visitors a safety net when emergencies happen and peace of mind knowing our team is standing by 24/7 to respond to your needs.
Our highly skilled team of medical professionals provide expert care in more than 25 service areas, continually evolving both our services and resources to meet the needs of our diverse community.
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WhidbeyHealth is a community-owned health system operated by the Whidbey Island Public Hospital District and governed by a board of five publicly elected commissioners. Across Washington, Public Hospital Districts make up more than half of the state’s hospitals, making them vital to healthcare access and delivery. Without them, many residents would not have healthcare options available in their own communities.
Because we are owned and governed by local citizens, WhidbeyHealth is able to tailor its services to meet the unique and changing needs of Whidbey Island.
It is the people who make WhidbeyHealth what it is, and we are extremely proud of the achievements of our staff. We all work together to help our patients through recovery, providing the best possible care.
Our goal is to offer comprehensive, quality services that provide our community direct and immediate access to essential health resources. We offer a wide range of medical services including walk-in, primary, specialty, inpatient and outpatient options. Our providers have access to the whole system of care and will coordinate treatments with other local medical professionals like pharmacists, nutritionists, and mental health counselors to ensure all aspects of your overall health are addressed.
Our providers represent more than 25 different medical specialties available right here on Whidbey Island. Our community-based providers follow a patient-centered care model, actively involving patients in their own healthcare decisions. This model allows for comprehensive preventive care, so providers can focus on maintaining wellness rather than just treating illness.