North Olympic Peninsula VA Clinic

Olympic Medical Center is a nonprofit medical organization based in Port Angeles, Washington. Established in 1951, it operates primarily from its Port Angeles campus (HQ at 939 Caroline Street) and serves Clallam and Jefferson counties, with a Level III trauma center, 126 beds, and a large staff (over 1,500 employees). The center provides hospital and health-care services, billing and financial services, health insurance, independent reference labs, and patient/family advisory council programs. It is the largest employer on the Olympic Peninsula and has a presence in Port Angeles and Sequim, WA. Contact: 360-417-7000. Website: olympicmedical.org.

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.