Medical information is released only with an individual's written consent, except when legally mandated in life-threatening emergencies. Anyone in the community is eligible to participate in the Eating Concerns Program. You may refer yourself, or be referred by a health care provider. All currently enrolled Universfty of Washington students are eligible for a subsidized rate. Some persons with eating problems will benefit from services beyond the resources of the Eating Concerns Program.
Hours vary according to providers'schedules.
Evening appointments are available. Availability For individuals new to the program, a provider is usually available on a same day basis during regular business hours . Individuals who have established care with an Eating Concerns Program provider, can contact them at their clinic phone number during business hours. She will assist you in registering in the Hall Health Primary Care Center patient information system. Your care in the Eating Concerns Program is provided by primary care physicians, mental health therapists, a registered nurse, and a registered dietitian.