The Senior Care Clinic at Harborview provides primary care and consultative services for patients aged 65 years and older who also have a geriatric syndrome such as cognitive impairment, falls and gait instability, frailty or functional decline.

A compassionate, multidisciplinary team provides a range of services including geriatric medicine, psychiatry, pharmacy, nutrition, social work and nursing.

Our staff also provides one-on-one teaching about safety issues relevant to seniors, such as fall assessment and prevention, using medications safely and managing conditions such as hypertension and diabetes. You can request a falls/gait instability consultation, which is available twice weekly at our Falls Clinic.

On the first Friday of each month, from 8 a.m. to noon, the Senior Care Clinic also operates a Healthy Bones Clinic. This clinic provides consultative care and referrals to other disciplines as needed for patients concerned about osteoporosis and other skeletal health issues.

Our mental healthcare professionals provide a range of services including psychiatric consultations, medication management and recommendations for continued psychiatric care. Health education is available also through the Harborview Patient and Family Resource Center.

The care team accepts most major insurance plans. Make your appointment today.

Directions & Parking

Please note: The mailing address for all buildings at Harborview Medical Center is 325 9th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104-2499.

Driving Directions

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. See map denoting building locations.

From Interstate 5 Northbound:

Exit at James Street, Exit 164A. Turn left (east) on James 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 right (east) and travel to Ninth Avenue.
Turn right (south) on Ninth Avenue and go one block to Jefferson Street.

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 is available in two garages:

View Park Garage/P1 on Eighth Avenue between Alder and Jefferson streets.
Ninth and Jefferson Building garage/P3 on Terry Avenue between Jefferson and James Streets. The garages are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Valet service is available at the Ground West Lobby entrance from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays.

Disability Parking

Disability parking is available in all Harborview parking lots. If you or a family member has a disability and needs help parking, a valet is available at the west entrance of the medical center 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. weekdays.

If you have a valid state disability placard and the View Park Garage is full, or if your disability is incompatible with parking in the View Park Garage/P1, you may use valet parking at the regular parking rate.

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

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.

Nearby Parking Options

Diamond Parking

4144 Broadway and Madison Street

U-Park 206.652.4185

Broadway and James Street

Sixth Avenue and Washington Street

Merchants Parking 206.624.3426

Seventh Avenue and Yesler Way

CPS Parking

Sixth Avenue and Yesler Way

Seventh Avenue and Columbia Street