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Abuse -- return to top

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Acne -- return to top

Acupressure -- return to top

ADD / ADHD -- return to top

Adolescence -- return to top

Adoption -- @@@ -- return to top

Adoption, International -- @@@ -- return to top

African-American Issues -- return to top

AIDS / HIV -- return to top

Allergies and/or Anaphylaxis -- return to top

Alternative Medicine -- return to top

Anaphylaxis -- return to top

Animal Assisted (Facilitated) Therapy -- return to top

Animals -- return to top

Anorexia Nervosa -- return to top

Anxiety Disorders -- return to top

Apnea, Sleep -- return to top

Arthritis -- return to top

Asperger's Syndrome -- return to top

  • Parenting Aspergers Community
    "The caring and sharing community for parents of children with Aspergers."
  • Seattle Asperger Parent Support Group -- @@
    The Seattle Asperger Parent Support Group welcomes all parents and community members interested in Asperger's Syndrome, High-Functioning Autism, PDD/NOS, Nonverbal Learning Disorder, and related diagnoses. Meetings are free and open to the public. For more information or to be added to the group's mailing list, e-mail seattleaspergers@yahoo.com.

Assistance Animals -- return to top

Asthma -- return to top

Attachment Disorder -- return to top

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder -- return to top

Autistic Spectrum Disorders -- return to top

Auto Safety -- return to top

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Backpacks -- return to top

Bed Bugs -- return to top

Bed Wetting (Enuresis) -- return to top

Bereavement -- return to top

Bicycling -- return to top

Binge Eating Disorder -- return to top

Bioterrorism -- return to top

Bipolar Disorder -- return to top

Bird Flu -- return to top

Bites -- return to top

Books -- return to top

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Breastfeeding -- return to top

Bulimia Nervosa -- return to top

Bullying -- return to top

Burns -- return to top

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Camps -- return to top

Cancer -- return to top

Car Safety -- return to top

Car Seats -- return to top

Cardiovascular Health -- return to top

Casein Allergy / Intolerance

Cats -- return to top

Celiac Disease -- return to top
This disease affects 1 out of 133 (some now say 1 of 90) and those having it frequently are undiagnosed. Untreated, this disease can have serious consequences.

Chickenpox -- return to top

Child Restraints -- return to top

Chiropractic -- return to top

Choking Game -- return to top

Chronic Illness, Disease, or Disability -- return to top

  • Advocacy for Patients with Chronic Illness, Inc.
    Patients can receive free information, advice and advocacy services for topics such as Social Security, health insurance, medical records, and the Americans with Disabilities Act.
  • Bandaids & Blackboards -- @@
    Site strives to make folks understand what it is like to grow up with a chronic condition -- given from the perspective of the kids and teens doing it.
  • Brave Kids -- @@Children's Hopes & Dreams-Wish Fulfillment Foundation -- @@
    For any child who is between 5 and 17 years of age who has a life-threatening illness, or who has a chronic illness, condition or disability, or who has lost a parent or sibling due to death, divorce, separation, incarceration, or military deployment, or who has a seriously ill parent or sibling. The Pen Pal Program now includes healthy children, too. (973) 361-7366 or e-mail CHDFpenpal@juno.com.Council for Exceptional Children -- @@Exceptional Parent Magazine -- @
    Provides information, support, ideas, encouragement and outreach for parents and families of children with disabilities and the professionals who work with them. Fathers Network     -- @
    Supports fathers and families raising children with special health care needs and developmental disabilities. Kids Health
    Provides kid-friendly information on all kinds of health and illness topics.
    • Parents -- @@
      Practical parenting information & news.Kids       -- @@
      Homework help and information on how the body works.
    • Teens -- @@
      Answers, advice & straight talk.
  • PatchWorx -- @@@
    Support for kids with illness or disability along with areas for parents & siblings.
  • Starlight Starbright -- @@
    Free products and programs for kids and teens living with serious illnesses and injuries.
  • Starlight Starbright -- @
    Teens discuss creative strategies and solutions for coping with the challenges of serious medical conditions.
  • Starlight Starbright World -- @@
    Online community where kids and teens living with serious illnesses benefit from peer support by connecting with a network of kids undergoing similar experiences.
  • Who Cares: Chronic Illness in America
    Sites related to chronic care and illness.

Clothing

  • The Ruby Room -- @@
    Provides formal gowns to Seattle area high school girls who are unable to purchase their own prom attire. Information on donating, volunteering, and applying to receive attire.

Colds -- return to top

Colitis -- return to top

Color Blindness -- return to top

Communicable Diseases -- return to top

Compassion Fatigue -- return to top

Computer Software -- return to top

  • Microsoft -- @@@
    Seattle Public Schools' student discounts.

Cough -- return to top

Crisis Management -- return to top

Crohn's, Colitis, and IBS -- return to top

Cystic Fibrosis -- return to top

  • Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
  • "Fitting Cystic Fibrosis into Your Life Everyday" -- @@
    CD-ROM for teens and pre-teens ages 10 to 15 available. Free from Starbright. (800) 315-2580

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Dairy Allergy / Intolerance -- return to top

Deaf or Hard of Hearing -- return to top

Death & Dying -- return to top

Deformity -- return to top

  • Fresh Start Surgical Gifts, Inc. -- @@
    Provides and facilitates reconstructive surgery and related services to     childrenand young adults who suffer from physical deformities caused by birth defects, accidents, abuse or disease. These services are provided to families worldwide on a no-cost basis when those families lack the financial resources to obtain these services on their own. The services, including surgery, dental, and speech clinic are provided in San Diego, California.

Dental -- return to top

Depression -- return to top

Development -- return to top

Developmental Delay / Disabilities -- return to top

  • The Arc of King County-- @@@
    Resource guide for children & adults with developmental disabilities living in King County.
  • Camps, go to
  • Center on Human Development and Disability -- @
    The Center on Human Development and Disability (CHDD) at the University of Washington makes important contributions to the lives of people with developmental disabilities and their families, through a comprehensive array of research, clinical services, training, community outreach, and dissemination activities.
  • Development, go to
  • First Signs -- @@
    Dedicated to the early identification & intervention of children with developmental delays or disorders.
  • National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities -- @@
     Learn the signs. Act early.
  • The Sibling Support Project -- @@@
    "The Sibling Support Project, believing that disabilities, illness, and mental health issues affect the lives of all family members, seeks to increase the peer support and information opportunities for brothers and sisters of people with special needs and to increase parents' and providers' understanding of sibling issues."
  • Sibshops -- @@@
    CHMC's Sibshops offers a place for siblings of children with special needs to get the support they need.
  • Special Needs, go to

Diabetes -- return to top

Diabetic Retinopathy -- return to top

  • HealingWell.com
    Obstructive sleep apnea appears to be a significant, previously unrecognized aggravating factor in diabetic retinopathy.
  • Sleep Apnea, go to

Diagnostic Procedures -- return to top

  • "Explorer Series" -- @@
    CD-ROM helps kids and teens 6 to 15 learn about MRIs, CT Scans, x-rays, blood tests, spinal taps, bone marrow aspirations, and IVs. Available free from Starbright. (800) 315-2580
  • Lab Tests Online
    Explains tests as well as diagnosis and treatment of a broad range of conditions and diseases.

Dictionary -- return to top

Diet -- return to top

Diet Restriction - Recipes, Resources, Restaurants, Etc. -- return to top

Diphtheria -- return to top

Disabilities -- return to top

Disaster -- return to top

Discipline -- return to top

  • Seattle Public Schools -- @@
    Includes information, documents and forms to download (some with translations), and FAQ's. They also include links to other sites where School Board policies or other related documents are located.

Disease -- return to top

Dogs -- return to top

Domestic Violence -- return to top

CAUTION: If you are in a dangerous or unsafe situation, please remember that an abuser can discover your internet activities. Please read the following information about how to empty your web browser cache after each visit before visiting any site about this subject. For best protection, use a computer at the library, at work, or a friend's.

Donate -- return to top

Down Syndrome -- return to top

Drugs & Alcohol -- return to top

Dyslexia -- return to top

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Eating Disorders -- return to top

Eczema -- return to top

Education -- return to top

  • BAM! Body and Mind -- @@
     Designed for kids 9-13 years old focuses on topics that kids have said are important to them using kid-friendly lingo, games, quizzes, and other interactive features.
  • Cancer
    • Cancer Quest -- @@@
      Learn all about the biology of cancer through writing and cool visuals.
    • Cancer Source Kids -- @@@
       A place where you can learn about cancer and have fun with games and art.
  • D. M. Dinwiddie -- @@
    Entertaining and educational medical mysteries.
  • FEMA for Kids -- @@
    This award-winning site teaches you how to be prepared for disasters and prevent disaster damage. You can also learn what causes disasters, play games, read stories and become a Disaster Action Kid.
  • First Gov for Kids -- @@
    Provides links to Federal kids' sites along with some of the best kids' sites from other organizations all grouped by subject. Explore, learn, have fun.
  • GLAD Chants
  • HowStuffWorks.com
  • Homework, go to
  • Hungry Red Planet -- @@
    Integrates nutrition education with reading, math, social science and problem-solving skills.
  • Longevity Prediction Tool
    Identify factors that can lead to a longer, more productive life.
  • Mathulator -- @
    Math help online.
  • Nanobugs -- @@@@
    Nanobugs, Inc. entertains and instructs persons of all ages about practical microbiology for the purpose of maintaining health and wellness.
  • Nutrition Explorations -- @@
  • Produce for Kids -- @@@
    Designed to educate students and parents about the benefits of eating fresh fruits and vegetables and living a healthy lifestyle.
  • Scholastic -- @@
    Areas for kids and parents.
  • Student Source
    Help for choosing a college, financial help, and more.
  • Whyville -- @@
    This interactive site is so popular that it sometimes has to turn away users. It incorporates math, science, and health into the activities.
  • WolframAlpha
    "...long-term goal is to make all systematic knowledge immediately computable by anyone. You enter your question or calculation, and Wolfram|Alpha uses its built-in algorithms and growing collection of data to compute the answer."

Elder Care -- return to top

Emergency Preparedness -- return to top

Encopresis -- return to top

Endometriosis -- return to top

Eosinophilic Disorders -- return to top

Epilepsy -- return to top

EpiPen -- return to top

Equipment / Products / Supplies-- return to top

  • Donate, Used -- Be sure to call if/when you would like to make a donation, as policies and capacity for accepting new donations vary over time.
  • Purchase/Source
    • Anaphylaxis, go to
    • Bridge Ministries -- (425) 828-1431
      Free medical equipment of all kinds.
    • Donor Closet -- @
      Get walkers, manual and electric wheelchairs, power carts and many other mobility aids, including beds and vans. Operated by the president of Multiple Sclerosis Helping Hands, their clients are mainly, but not restricted to, people with MS.       If a recipient is unable to make a monetary donation due to financial hardships, he/she will NOT be denied any of the items, with the exception of the electric wheelchairs, power chairs, scooters, ramps, and new 4-wheel walkers for which there is a basic minimum donation required. There is a suggested donation list posted for the various items at the Donor Closet.
    • MedicAlert
      Provides identification and critical information in an emergency.
    • Smartchair
      "...works as a multi-function platform and can change from a wheelchair to a stretcher or lifting platform, without affecting stability."
    • Wheelchairs Plus-- (206) 763-8228 -- @
      Medicaid claims processing. Custom wheelchair mobility and seating products.
  • Use

Ethnic -- return to top

  • Korean Women's Association -- @
    Primarily serves the Asian Pacific community, but also serve many other minorities. Includes services for domestic violence, in-home care services for the elderly and those with disabilities, senior ethnic meal site, low-income senior housing, senior daycare, youth programs, and rural low-income housing with an orchard that will provide for a food bank and a community garden.

Exercise -- return to top

Eyeglasses -- return to top

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Fainting Game -- return to top

Family -- return to top

Feet -- return to top

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) -- return to top

Fibromyalgia -- return to top

Fitness -- return to top

Financial Assistance -- return to top

Flu (Influenza) -- return to top

Food -- return to top

Forums -- return to top

Foster Care -- return to top

Fundraising -- return to top

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Games -- return to top

Genetic Conditions -- return to top

Girls' Resources -- return to top

Glasses, Eye -- return to top

Glaucoma -- return to top

Gluten Intolerance -- return to top

Grief -- return to top

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H1N1 (Swine Flu) -- return to top

Hair Pulling -- return to top

Hand Washing -- return to top

Head Lice -- return to top

Health Care -- return to top

Health Care - Hospitals, Clinics, Medical Schools, Etc. -- return to top

Health Information, General -- return to top

Hearing -- return to top

Heart -- return to top

Hemophilia -- return to top

Hepatitis -- return to top

HIV / AIDS -- return to top

Hoax, Urban Legends, Spam & Fraud -- return to top

Homeless Students -- return to top

Homework -- return to top

  • Homework Help Centers -- @@
    Volunteers are available in some Seattle Public Libraries to assist students on a drop-in basis each week during the school year.
  • Seattle Public Library -- @@
    Free online help from expert tutors in math, science, English, and social studies seven days a week from 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
  • Seattle Public Library Librarians
    Doing homework? Need help finding information? Chat online with a librarian 24/7.

Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) -- return to top

Hypertension -- return to top

Hypothyroidism -- return to top

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IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) -- return to top

Immigrants -- return to top

Immunizations -- return to top

Incarceration -- return to top

  • Big Brothers / Big Sisters -- @@
  • Children's Hopes & Dreams Wish Fulfillment Foundation -- @@
    For any child who is between 5 and 17 years of age who has a life-threatening illness, or who has a chronic illness, condition or disability, or who has lost a parent or sibling due to death, divorce, separation, incarceration, or military deployment, or who has a seriously ill parent or sibling. The Pen Pal Program now includes healthy children, too. (973) 361-7366 or e-mail.
  • CHDFpenpal@juno.com.

Influenza (Flu) -- return to top

Injury -- return to top

Insomnia -- return to top

Insurance -- return to top

  • Access & Outreach to Health Care -- @@@@
    Provides state-funded health insurance information and application help to low-income families in person, over the phone, and in the community. (206) 205-5196. Latino, (206) 296-9871.
  • Basic Health -- @@@
  • CHAP (Community Access Program) -- @@@
    Seattle & King County Public Health program to provide free or low cost health insurance, including dental, vision, and mental health or substance abuse counseling.
  • Children's Oral Health Program -- @@@
    KC Kids Dental program is a new pilot program sponsored by Washington Dental Service (WDS) that will provide no cost coverage for children living in King County for families at 250% - 300% FPL, or about $51,000 - $61,000 annually for a family of four. Children must be under age 20 and have no other dental insurance.
  • Covering Kids & Families -- @@
    A national health access initiative for covering low-income uninsured children and families.
  • Free or Low-Cost Health Insurance for Washington's Kids & Teens -- @@@
  • Immigrant Children, Funding for Health Care Needs -- @@@@
  • Kaiser Family Foundation -- @@
    Guides explaining the role of Medicare & Medicaid for children with disabilities. Gives an introduction to the program & explains how to apply for coverage, where to find help getting coverage, policies on durable medical equipment and how to appeal when a claim is denied.
  • King County -- @@@
    Includes information on free or low-cost health insurance for prenatal care, children under 19 years of age, adults, and families.
  • Medicaid -- @@
    Kaiser Family Foundation guides explaining the role of Medicare & Medicaid for children with disabilities. Gives an introduction to the program & explains how to apply for coverage, where to find help getting coverage, policies on durable medical equipment and how to appeal when a claim is denied.
  • Medicare: Washington Apple Health for Kids
    Provides medical, dental, vision, and mental health benefits to children under age 19.
  • Medical Assistance Administration -- @
  • Medical Assistance-Basic Health Transition -- @@@
    Information about the process of transitioning undocumented students from the Medical Assistance Administration covered program to the one covered by Basic Health.
  • Medical Coupons: Quick Problem-Solving
  • Medicare -- @@
    Kaiser Family Foundation guides explaining the role of Medicare & Medicaid for children with disabilities. Gives an introduction to the program & explains how to apply for coverage, where to find help getting coverage, policies on durable medical equipment and how to appeal when a claim is denied.
  • Within Reach -- @
    Connecting Washington families to food and health resources.

Internet -- return to top

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) -- return to top

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Keratoses, Actinic -- return to top

Kidney Disease -- return to top

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Lactose Allergy / Intolerance -- return to top

Lead Exposure -- return to top

Learning -- return to top

  • D. M. Dinwiddie -- @@
    Entertaining and educational medical mysteries.
  • Hungry Red Planet -- @@
    Game format integrates nutrition education with reading, math, social science and problem-solving skills.
  • Whyville -- @@
    This interactive site is so popular that it sometimes has to turn away users. It incorporates math, science, and health into the activities.

Learning Difficulties / Differences -- return to top

  • All Kinds of Minds
  • Camps
    • Kodiak -- @@
      Integrated, non-competitive program for LD, ADHD/ADD & mainstream children & teens.
  • Children's Institute for Learning Differences -- @@@@@
    Offers sensory-based occupational therapy, training for professionals, teachers and parents of special needs children, and individual and family counseling for families dealing with the challenges of raising a special needs child. Parent newsletter.
  • Dyslexia, go to
  • National Center for Learning Disabilities
  • Scottish Rite Centers for Childhood Language Disorders -- @@@
    Serves children ages 2-7 who present as typically developing with the exception of moderate to severe delays in speech and language development or school-aged children who have difficulty learning to read. Services include evaluation, treatment, consultation and parent training classes. Services are provided at no cost to families as the clinic is funded through donations and grants. Parents should contact the clinic with questions regarding eligibility. The center is located in Capital Hill, Seattle with ample free parking.
  • SparkTop.org
    "...create awesome stuff... play great games... connect with other kids... and discover new ways to succeed in school and life."

Lice, Head -- return to top

Lifestyle -- return to top

Lupus -- return to top

Lyme Disease -- return to top

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Manic Depression -- return to top

Measles -- return to top

Media -- return to top

Medicaid -- return to top

Medical Errors -- return to top

Medical Identification Products -- return to top

Medicare -- return to top

Medications -- return to top

  • American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
    Specialists help identify and prevent medication-related problems through careful evaluation and monitoring of patients’ drug regimens. (800) 355-2727
  • DailyMed
     Provides high-quality information about marketed drugs. This information includes FDA approved labels (package inserts).
  • Donating -- Be sure to call if/when you would like to make a donation, as policies and capacity for accepting new donations vary over time.
  • Drug Finder
    Identify pills that have become separated from their original packaging, or verify tablet and capsule products you may have questions about. Search by markings or shape and colors.
  • Financial Assistance
    • Free Medicine Program
    • Helping Patients
      Helps low-income, uninsured patients get free or nearly free brand-name medicines.
    • Helping Patients, Spanish -- @
       La Alianza para la asistencia con los medicamentos recetados reúne a las compañías farmacéuticas, a los médicos, a las organizaciones defensoras de los pacientes y a los grupos cívicos de los Estados Unidos para ayudar a los pacientes de bajos recursos, y sin seguro médico, a conseguir gratis o a muy bajo costo los medicamentos de marca registrada.
    • Internet Drug Coupons
      Hundreds of coupons for prescription drugs, non-prescription drugs, and medicines for pets.
    • Merck
      Provides medicines free or at discounts to people who do not have prescription drug coverage and who, without our assistance, cannot afford their Merck medicine.
    • Needy Meds
    • Pfizer, Connection to Care
      Provides free medications to eligible patients.
    • Super Cheap Rx
    • Together Rx Access -- (800) 444-4106
      A free savings program that helps eligible participants save approximately 25%-40% and sometimes more on over 275 brand-name prescription drugs and other prescription products, as well as savings on a wide range of generic drugs.
  • Poison Control Center -- 1-800-222-1222
  • Prescriptions, go to
  • RxList -- @
    Find specific drugs or herbs. Search by name, partial name, or imprint codes. English or Spanish.
  • Unwanted Medicine Return Program
    This is a program free to the community that accepts prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, etc.

Melanoma -- return to top

Meningococcal Disease (Meningitis) -- return to top

Menstruation -- @ -- return to top

Mental Health -- return to top

Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus -- return to top

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Miscarriage -- return to top

Missing/Runaway Children -- @@-- return to top

MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) -- return to top

Multiple Sclerosis -- return to top

Mumps -- return to top

Muscular Dystrophy -- return to top

Mutism -- return to top

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Narcolepsy -- return to top

Nutrition -- return to top

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Obesity -- return to top

Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) -- return to top

Orthodontia -- return to top

Orthopedic -- return to top

  • Fresh Start Surgical Gifts, Inc. -- @@
    Provides and facilitates reconstructive surgery and related services to     childrenand young adults who suffer from physical deformities caused by birth defects, accidents, abuse or disease. These services are provided to families worldwide on a no-cost basis when those families lack the financial resources to obtain these services on their own. The services, including surgery, dental, and speech clinic are provided in San Diego, California.

Osgood-Schlatter Disease -- return to top

Ostomy -- return to top

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Pandemic Flu -- return to top

Parenting -- @ -- return to top

Parenting (Minors) -- @ -- return to top

Pass Out Game -- return to top

Patients -- return to top

Peanut Allergy -- return to top

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Pertussis (Whooping Cough) -- return to top

Pets -- return to top

Phobias -- return to top

Physical Activity -- return to top

Pierre Robin Sequence (PRS) -- return to top

Poison Control Center -- return to top

Polio -- return to top

Posttraumatic Stress Disorder -- return to top

Pregnancy -- @@ -- return to top

  • Abstinence Clearinghouse
  • CrisisPregnancy.com
    Information for birth mothers & adoptive parents.
  • Endowment for Human Development
    Watch direct videography and 4D ultrasound of the living human embryo and fetus. Pregnancy calendar to track the development of the baby and share with others, if desired.
  • Miscarriage
  • Nurse Family Partnership
    Program provides intensive home visiting services to first-time mothers, less than 23 years old and their families. Priority will be given to clients 19 years old or younger.
  • Pregnancy Calendar
    Week-by-week guide to what is happening to the mother and the baby during the course of the pregnancy.
  • Safe Haven Informaiton
    Safe haven laws generally allow the parent, or an agent of the parent, to remain anonymous and to legally give up a newborn (usually 72 hrs or younger) to a safe haven. A few states allow older children to be relinquished this way.

Premature -- return to top

Prescriptions -- return to top

  • American Society of Consultant Pharmacists
    Specialists help identify and prevent medication-related problems through careful evaluation and monitoring of patients’ drug regimens. (800) 355-2727
  • Drug Finder
    Identify pills that have become separated from their original packaging, or verify tablet and capsule products you may have questions about. Search by markings or shape and colors.
  • Medications, go to
  • Partnership for Prescription Assistance
    Helps qualifying patients who lack prescription coverage get the medicines they need through the public or private program that’s right for them.
  • Washington Prescription Drug Program
    All prescriptions legally prescribed by a person authorized to prescribe drugs are eligible for a discount for those enrolled in the program.

PRS (Pierre Robin Sequence) -- return to top

Psoriasis -- return to top

Public Health -- return to top

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Rabies -- return to top