Port Angeles Resource List - Family Voices of Washington

Summary: - Olympic Medical Center (OMC) is a nonprofit regional medical system based in Port Angeles, WA, serving Clallam and Jefferson counties on the North Olympic Peninsula. - Main facility: Olympic Memorial Hospital in Port Angeles with 126 in-patient beds and a Level III trauma center; provides a broad range of hospital services. - Services and scope: general hospital care, emergency services, billing/financial services, health insurance, independent reference labs, and patient/family advisory council support. - Employment and size: ~1,500+ employees (largest employer on the Olympic Peninsula; 330 listed in one source with YoY growth), broader workforce across multiple locations. - Location and access: Headquarters at 939 Caroline Street, Port Angeles, WA 98362; additional offices in Port Angeles (1112 Caroline St) and related local facilities. - Notable: Founded November 1, 1951; operates as a private nonprofit hospital system with a significant presence in the community and regional health services. If you’re specifically researching behavioral health offerings at Olympic Medical Center, this page confirms OMC’s role as a general hospital in Port Angeles but does not detail any dedicated behavioral health programs. For behavioral health specifics (services, psychiatry, therapy, inpatient/outpatient options), please provide or seek the hospital’s behavioral health department page or contact OMC directly.

North Olympic Healthcare Network (NOHN) is a nonprofit, patient-centered health system serving Port Angeles, Sequim, Forks, and nearby communities. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Port Angeles, NOHN offers a full-spectrum, whole-person approach to care, including primary care, obstetrics, pediatrics, behavioral health, dentistry, optometry, and in-house pharmacy. They operate 6 offices across the region and employ about 41 staff, with annual revenue around $24 million. NOHN emphasizes accessible, quality-driven services across the continuum of care through multidisciplinary teams, patient navigators, interpreter services, and integrated behavioral health. Contact: patientexperience@nohn-pa.org; main phone numbers listed on the site.