Innovating care for our community
We’re combining 100 years of great care with next-generation ideas to make getting care easy, accessible, and exceptional for everyone. Discover the many ways we’re here to support your health.
Not feeling your best? Use new Symptom Smart™
Symptom Smart is our newest way to access support online, 24/7. Simply answer a few questions about your symptoms and medical history. It reviews your responses based on 660+ medical and behavioral conditions.
Symptom Smart then provides personalized care recommendations that may include self-care options and/or recommend you schedule an e-visit, on-demand video visit, or an in-person appointment — all through MyChart. It also automatically informs your care team about how you’re feeling.
Get specialty care advice faster
We make it easy for your primary care doctor to obtain advice from a board-certified specialist on your behalf. They simply message the specialist and get their recommendation for you within 7 days or less. It’s a faster way to get the care you need without waiting for an appointment.
Discover effective pain management without surgery
Our comprehensive pain center offers surgery-free treatment for chronic pain. Our team can help you explore your pain management options and deliver the proper support to help you get back to being your healthiest you.
Mental health services you can access from anywhere
Learn about our mental health services at The Everett Clinic and The Polyclinic
Weight management is a journey we’ll take together
Start your journey today at The Everett Clinic and The Polyclinic.
Hospital-level care with all the comforts of home
Let us bring quality care to you. Optum Acute Care at Home is an alternative to acute hospital care for qualifying patients. It can improve outcomes and speed recovery. We’ll come to your home to set up all the necessary equipment. There is no extra cost to you and your care team is available 24/7.
Memory support for patients, caregivers, and families
Optum Memory Health Support starts with your primary care doctor trained to diagnose individuals with memory loss, Dementia, and Alzheimer’s. They provide care insights, answers to your questions, and open the door to support for home caregivers and family members.
