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Primary Care Office

Primary Care Offices are funded by the Department of Health and Human Services and are located in state Departments of Health to represent the needs of the underserved populations and the providers who serve them. This advocacy and support work is focused on health care planning and technical assistance. Primary care includes medical, dental, and mental health services. The Primary Care Office (PCO) approaches this work by looking at the larger health care delivery system and collaboration of public/private partnerships. The overall goal is primary care access for the uninsured.  Federally Qualified Health Center Fact Sheet For more information, contact: Kris Sparks, (360) 236-2800 or kris.sparks@doh.wa.gov. Additional information is available at Community Health Centers resource page or the Health Professionals resource page.

 

 

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