Doctor listening to baby's heart beat

Putting Washington’s Health First

We Are a Non-Profit Academic Health Network

We care deeply for people of Washington. We deliver personalized services by understanding your community’s unique health care needs and providing care where it’s needed the most.

Our Specialty Practices

Our Clinicians

We are health care providers and scientists working together to promote well-being in Washington state. Because of our connection with Washington State University, patients receive treatment from top providers while helping train future health care providers.

Contact

Range Community Clinic
310 N Riverpoint Blvd
Spokane, WA 99202
Phone: 509-505-7481
Fax: 509-606-2515
info@rangecommunityclinic.org

Changing the Health Care Landscape in Washington

Our mobile medical units currently offer services in eastern Washington, and we are working to deliver services to diverse communities across the state. 

We aim to ensure everyone in Washington has access to the best care and prevention strategies, no matter where they are.

Doctoer talking with patient in Mobile Unit
SLP Student working with patient on speech test

Building a Network to Address Many Aspects of Health

Through technology, research, and the expertise of health care professionals at Washington State University, we are working to improve access and meet the need for medical services in challenged health care environments.

We collaborate with partners across the state to coordinate resources and strategically address a more complete picture of a person’s health and well-being.

Promoting Well-Being to Help People Thrive

Health is more than health care. It is living better, longer. Strengthening our communities starts by preventing illness and making quality health care more affordable and accessible for all. 

We provide people with the education, tools and strategies needed to take control of their health and well-being. By treating people where they are, we tailor our services to different populations to improve their health outcomes.

SLP student working with child