Center Tower Outpatient Pharmacy at Harborview
Contact Information
Location Hours
| Day of Week | Hours Open |
|---|---|
| Monday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Thursday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Friday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Saturday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
| Sunday | 8:30 am - 5:00 pm |
If at any point your symptoms worsen or you feel like you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency room.
Services available at this location include:
- Anticoagulation therapy
- Pharmacy
UW Medicine Outpatient Pharmacy on 9th Ave
The Center Tower Outpatient Pharmacy is located within Harborview Medical Center on the ground floor of the Central Tower. This pharmacy provides prescription services to patients discharging from the hospital, those visiting outpatient clinics within the hospital, and the local community.
Services offered at the pharmacy include:
- Prescription services
- Immunizations
- Medication information and counseling
- Prescription billing and patient medication assistance help
- Over the counter medications
- Unwanted or unused medication disposal kiosk
- Online refill ordering and management using MyChart
- Telephone refill ordering
- Prescriptions can easily be transferred and refilled at other UW Medicine pharmacy locations
- Convenient payment options such as credit, debit or Apple/Google pay.
For after hours and emergency treatments, call the Community CareLine, 206.744.2500.
Harborview Medical Center is at 325 Ninth Avenue, between Jefferson and Alder streets in Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood. Other clinical sites adjacent to the main medical center are the Ninth and Jefferson Building and Norm Maleng Building. The Patricia Steel Building is three blocks east of the medical center.
From Interstate 5 Northbound:
- Exit at James Street, Exit 164A. Turn right (east) and travel to Ninth Avenue.
- Turn right (south) on Ninth Avenue and go one block to Jefferson Street.
From Interstate 5 Southbound:
- Exit at James Street, Exit 165A. Turn left (east) on James and travel to Ninth Avenue.
- Turn right (south) on Ninth Avenue and go one block to Jefferson Street.
By Bus
King County Metro Transit provides regular bus service to Harborview (325 Ninth Ave.) on several routes, including the No. 3, No. 4 and No. 60. Use Metro's Trip Planner to learn which buses you can take to the medical center and other sites on its campus, which include the Norm Maleng Building, Ninth and Jefferson Building and Patricia Steel Building.
Parking
Parking is available in two garages:
- View Park Garage/P1 on Eighth Avenue between Alder and Jefferson streets.
- Ninth and Jefferson Building garage/P2 on Terry Avenue between Jefferson and James Streets. The garages are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Disability Parking
Disability parking is available in all Harborview parking lots.
Patricia Steel Building, 401 Broadway
Parking is available underneath the building or on surrounding streets. Enter the parking garage from Jefferson Street.
Patient/Visitor Parking Rates
- 0-30 minutes: Free
- 31-60 minutes: $4
- 1-2 hours: $5
- 2-4 hours: $7
- 4-6 hours: $12
- 6-8 hours: $15
- 8-24 hours: $20
- Lost ticket: $20
- Motorcycles: $3 per day (must park in designated spaces only)
Valet Parking Rates (Available Only at View Park Garage)
- 0-2 hours: $9
- 2-4 hours: $11
- 4-6 hours: $16
- 6-8 hours: $19
- 8-24 hours: $24
- Lost ticket: $24
Paying for Parking
Self-pay kiosks are available in hospital lobbies for cash and credit card payments 24 hours a day. You can also pay for parking with a lobby attendant Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Why We Charge for Parking
The Washington State Legislature and King County mandates that parking at Harborview be self-supporting. As a King County-owned, state-managed institution, all garages and parking lots on our campus are paid for out of parking revenues. Harborview parking revenues must pay for all repairs, bonds and loans on all parking facilities. Parking revenues are also used to subsidize various Harborview commuter programs and the valet service. According to the state legislature, parking revenues must pay for all these expenses and may not come from other sources.
Harborview Medical Center and the Patricia Steel Building offer ramps at their main entrances. The Norm Maleng and Ninth and Jefferson buildings enable easy access for all visitors. Security personnel also are available to help people enter and leave facilities.