King County Novel Coronavirus Call Center
If you are a King County resident and have symptoms of COVID-19 or questions, you can call (206) 477-3977. This helpline is open from 8:00am to 7:00pm every day. The operators are able to connect with a third-party interpreter.
King County Public Health Website
We know many people are concerned about potential exposure to COVID-19. If you think you've been exposed and are experiencing fever and respiratory symptoms, here are three ways to access our services:
- Please call ahead before arriving in person. This includes physician clinics, urgent care centers or emergency departments.
- See a provider virtually using Swedish Express Care Virtual. With this service, you can visit with one of our providers via online video from the comfort of your home, seven days a week.
- Use the new Swedish online coronavirus assessment tool. We developed a "chat" tool to help you assess your risk and connect you with a provider virtually if you are at a higher risk for the virus.
By calling ahead or connecting online, a professional can talk with you about seeking care, including options for testing, while minimizing the risk of exposing yourself or others through an in-person visit.
The organization HealthierHere has compiled and curated a list of hundreds of resources to help families, individuals and organizations during the pandemic. It contains info to help with medical and dental care, mental health, financial support, food assistance, and much more. Find it at healthierhere.org/covid.
In response to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation in Washington state, the Washington Health Benefit Exchange announced on Friday, April 10 it is extending the current special enrollment period for individuals who are uninsured. Please click the above headline for full details.