Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic

Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic first opened in 1978.

We’ve grown to be one of the largest community health centers in the nation delivering more than 894,000 visits annually to over 206,000 patients across Washington and Oregon. Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic opened in 1978 and has grown to become one of the nation’s largest community health centers, delivering more than 894,000 visits annually across 48 service locations. We provide medical, den

tal, behavioral health, pharmacy, nutrition, and specialty care to more than 206,000 patients across Washington and Oregon. Our comprehensive services include primary care, women’s health, pediatrics, mental health, dental specialties, and chronic disease management, delivered through a team-based care model. Our clinics are accredited by The Joint Commission and recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance. Our specialty pharmacy is accredited by URAC and ACHC, reflecting our commitment to high-quality, safe care. We also train the next generation of health care professionals through medical, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy residencies and fellowships, helping expand access to care in rural and underserved communities.

Imagine driving over an hour round trip, multiple times a week, just to get your child the care they need.For years, tha...
06/08/2026

Imagine driving over an hour round trip, multiple times a week, just to get your child the care they need.

For years, that’s been the reality for families in Central Washington trying to access autism care. Now, that’s starting to change.

We are opening a new autism program location in Sunnyside, Washington, later this year to help families spend less time on the road and more time focused on their children.

👉 Learn how this expansion came together and the local advocacy behind it:
yvfwc.com/blog/need-for-accessibility-brings-autism-care-to-sunnyside

Community is at the heart of everything we do, and partners like Tinte Cellars bring our mission to life.For years, thei...
06/03/2026

Community is at the heart of everything we do, and partners like Tinte Cellars bring our mission to life.

For years, their generous donations of diapers and wet wipes have helped families who may not otherwise have access to these essential supplies through our Community Health Services programs.

Tinte Cellars teaches us that when people come together with purpose, they can make a meaningful difference. Thank you, Tinte Cellars, for including us in your giving program!.

“Our role isn’t just to treat HIV. It’s to remove every barrier that could prevent someone from living a long, healthy l...
06/01/2026

“Our role isn’t just to treat HIV. It’s to remove every barrier that could prevent someone from living a long, healthy life.”

That philosophy is at the heart of New Hope, where patients find expert care, dignity, and unwavering support without judgment.

For more than 20 years, our New Hope program has been providing compassionate, comprehensive care for people living with HIV across Central and Eastern Washington. Nurses and Case Managers work side by side with patients to address transportation challenges, housing instability, food insecurity, and access to medications.

Learn how this life-changing program is quietly transforming lives: https://www.yvfwc.com/blog/new-hope-provides-compassionate-comprehensive-care-for-people-living-with-hiv/

"When I met the people at YVFWC, the role felt like a “coming home,” an opportunity to contribute to something larger th...
05/28/2026

"When I met the people at YVFWC, the role felt like a “coming home,” an opportunity to contribute to something larger than myself alongside like-minded colleagues."

Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic wants to introduce our new COO, Kari Steadman. Guided by a strong commitment to human dignity, social justice, and expanding access to care, Kari brings both compassion and deep expertise to our mission of serving communities in need.

We sat down with Kari to learn what brought her to Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic and how she leads with purpose: linkedin.com/pulse/welcoming-kari-steadman-chief-operating-officer-yvfwc-kpbzc

We are closed today for Memorial Day and will resume normal operations tomorrow!
05/25/2026

We are closed today for Memorial Day and will resume normal operations tomorrow!

Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic CEO Christy Trotter, Yakima Neighborhood Health Services CEO Rhonda Hauff, and Senior ...
05/22/2026

Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic CEO Christy Trotter, Yakima Neighborhood Health Services CEO Rhonda Hauff, and Senior Services Lead SHIBA, WA State OIC, Kelsey Brontide, spoke with community members at the Wapato Filipino Community Hall about the shifting healthcare landscape.

They all shared this key message:
"Health care is important. Health coverage is important. If you have questions about your eligibility, visit wahealthplanfinder.com to find a navigator who can help you."

In 2025, Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic provided care to 206,315 people across our network. Behind that number are st...
05/21/2026

In 2025, Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic provided care to 206,315 people across our network. Behind that number are stories of staff, innovation, education, compassion, and community impact. Read more about these milestones on our blog: yvfwc.com/blog/2025-year-in-review/

“We want to catch things before something's wrong.” That’s the message from Nurse Practitioner Tanya Gravell and Dr Dani...
05/19/2026

“We want to catch things before something's wrong.” That’s the message from Nurse Practitioner Tanya Gravell and Dr Daniel Nicoara this May. From mental health to heart health, there’s more to routine care than many realize. Learn what you shouldn’t overlook and why it matters now: https://monkeylink.co/5fc167

05/14/2026

This Mental Health Awareness Month, Dr. Phillip Hawley is focused on reducing the stigma around mental health care. Too often, stigma keeps us from talking about depression or checking in when someone might be struggling. Take a moment this month to reach out to friends and family, start the conversation, and make sure the people you care about are doing okay.

05/12/2026

Tanya Gravell explains why many women skip important chronic health screenings when they are not due for a Pap or cervical exam. Screenings like blood pressure and cholesterol checks play a key role in maintaining long-term health and catching issues early. Watch the video now and stay tuned for our upcoming blog featuring the full interview and expert insights from Tanya and Dr. Daniel Nicoara.

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Toppen*sh, WA
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