New Hope HIV - Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic
HIV Care • Yakima, WA • Since 1978
About
New Hope HIV care at Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic - Overview: Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic (YVFWC) is a large community health system in the Pacific Northwest offering comprehensive medical, dental, behavioral health, and social services. It includes an HIV/AIDS clinic as part of its integrated care programs. - HIV care: The organization provides HIV-related services across Central and Eastern Washington, including clinics that support people living with HIV, with a focus on compassionate, comprehensive care. - Locations: HIV care is available through YVFWC facilities in Washington (e.g., Yakima area and surrounding cities) and partner sites within the network’s 29 offices. - Access & mission: Services aim to remove barriers to health and well-being, emphasizing culturally sensitive, affordable care and a patient-centered approach. - Related context: The network also offers related health and social services (nutrition, behavioral health, addiction treatment, case management, and supportive programs like Northwest Community Action Center) and engages in education and workforce development. If you’re seeking New Hope HIV services specifically in Yakima, YVFWC operates HIV care within its Yakima Valley clinics and network, aligning with New Hope’s regional HIV care footprint described for Central and Eastern Washington. For exact appointment details, services, and eligibility, contact YVFWC directly or visit their Yakima/Spokane area offices.
Clinic Type
HIV Care
Address
604 W 1st Ave, Toppenish, Washington 98948, US
Phone
+1509-902-8585 - Medical - SMS Capable
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Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
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FAQs
Who is the New Hope HIV clinic for?
Anyone in Central Washington who is HIV-positive.
What patient base uses New Hope?
Patients who use Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic for their primary care needs.
Who is at high risk or needs care?
Patients who have HIV or are at high risk for infections and have trouble getting medical care.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Yelp: 2.1/5 (50 reviews (Yelp))
- Various Directories: 2.4/5 (Google) and 3.7/5 (Rehab.com) (28 and 24 reviews respectively)
Patients praise
- Provision of specialized, nurse-managed care for HIV/AIDS patients
- Commitment to addressing social determinants of health (housing, nutrition, transportation)
- Role as a crucial safety-net resource for low-income patients in Central Washington
Common complaints
- Long wait times and scheduling issues
- Perceived lack of professional, compassionate communication from some staff/providers
- Difficulty accessing care due to the centralized location in Yakima (geographic barriers)
- Concerns regarding administrative errors, such as billing issues or mishandled patient records
"There’s only one clinic that manages HIV, and it’s the New Hope Clinic. It’s small. That’s for the entire county, extending down the entire valley…That’s a huge barrier to care if people are living in Sunnyside, Granger, or whatever and having to drive up here."
— Appendix: Additional Qualitative Data, University of Washington"Inside New Hope Clinic, quilts like this one adorn the hallways. Often they’re made by the families of HIV and AIDS patients."
— Northwest Public BroadcastingSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- World AIDS Day activities planned Dec. 1 at Valley Mall in Union Gap | Explore Yakima | yakimaherald.com — Dec 1, 2025
- New Women’s Mobile Unit Expands Access to Lifesaving Breast Cancer Screenings - Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic — Oct 27, 2025
- Yakima Pride to Honor World AIDS Day with Films, Fun and “RENT” — Nov 20, 2025
- Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic CEO Christy Trotter Honored with National Changemaker Award for Community Health Advocacy | Advocates for Community Health — Aug 7, 2025
- Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic co-founder Don Gargas dies at 83 | Local | yakimaherald.com — Aug 13, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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