Editor’s Update 08/25/2022: Word in from VA Puget Sound that in-person appointments have been pushed back to an October 3rd start date.
The main entrance as seen from Olympic Boulevard.
The view from Mukilteo Boulevard.
Congressman Larsen gets a briefing before Tuesday’s tour.
Nurse Manager Amber Bertels talks to Congressman Larsen as work continues at the new Everett VA Clinic.
The new $10 million, 28,000 square foot clinic is located at 220 Olympic Boulevard in Everett, Washington.
We had a chance today to get a sneak peek and tagged along with Congressman Rick Larsen for a brief tour.
Services to be provided include:
At full capacity the clinic in Everett will have 32 exam rooms. Of those, two are dedicated for women’s health and one is a bariatric procedure room.
Initially, three Patient Aligned Care Teams will support 3,000 enrolled patients with that number expected to double by early 2023.
The Clinic will be a training site for Washington State University’s Medical Program with four WSU interns based here to start with that number growing by four each year.
The VA will also run VA Supportive Housing Services at the Everett site and establish a Community Resource and Referral Center.
While in-person appointments won’t happen until September 19th the public is invited to the formal grand opening ceremony on Tuesday August 30th at 10 AM with Senator Patty Murray and tours will be available.
Congressman Larsen told us after the tour, “With the number of veterans in the north Puget Sound it is great to see the VA is responding, we know the demand for service is there and it is great to see supply for services increasing in the north Sound.”
Veterans who are interested in getting or transferring primary care in Everett should contact their Patient Aligned Care Team (PACT) directly by phone or My HealtheVet as well as contact VA Puget Sound’s call center at 800-329-8387.
Click here to visit the VA Puget Sound Health Care website.
August 23, 2022
Everett