The Seattle and King County Clinic is set to offer free dental, vision, and medical services from April 23 through April 26 at Seattle Center. This four-day event will provide essential care to individuals without requiring insurance, identification, or proof of residency. A decade-long effort, the clinic has already served over 33,000 people across the region and anticipates assisting more than 3,000 patients this year. For many, particularly immigrants, refugees, and underserved communities, the clinic represents a vital lifeline for accessing basic medical care. Azmi Haroun with the Seattle Office of Immigrant and Refugee Affairs shares more details.
Interview by Chris B. Bennett.
