Washington Provider Networks for Brokers
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A broad provider network improving health in Washington
Optum Care Washington makes it easier for brokers to connect clients with trusted care close to home. As a leading medical group serving Washington for over 100 years, our large network of primary and specialty care providers:
- See patients at over 37 clinics and 12 walk-in care locations in King, Pierce, Snohomish and Skagit counties
- Offer convenient access for clients in Seattle, Tacoma, Everett and the Eastside
- Serve more than 600,000 patients across Puget Sound
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Optum Care Washington Agent Guide
Get regional insights for Washington brokers and learn how we help deliver better outcomes for your Medicare Advantage clients.
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Optum Care Washington Patient Guide
Share our simple, clear guide with your clients to help them navigate their care.
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Share information on our virtual care services including MyChart, E-check-in, E-visits, Symptom Smart and more with your clients.
Your clients with Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage plans can see many doctors in our network and go to hospitals across Washington. We can help your clients find a doctor who accepts Medicare Advantage plans, find a Medicare webinar or attend a health and wellness event.
Learn more about Medicare plans and Optum Care Washington.
Find network details and resources to connect your clients to healthier care in Washington:
In most cases, yes. Providers in our network accept many different health insurance plans and types. You will just need to make sure that your client’s Optum network doctor is in-network on their new health plan. To confirm that a provider is in-network with your client's health plan, check the health plan’s website.
Optum group sites and contracted clinics both offer flexibility and give members access to the Optum network. Optum-owned group clinics are fully owned and operated by Optum-affiliated medical groups. That means the providers at these clinics are Optum employees. Contracted clinics are individually owned and operated. These clinics can still access our in-network contracted specialty doctors and hospitals, but Optum is contracted with them rather than owning them.
Please email us at pnwgrowth@optumpnw.com.
We’ll soon have a slide deck available for download on this page. You’ll be able to review the topics from OBU 2026 including value-based care, the patient experience, older adult patient programs, digital tools and more.
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Better health outcomes, every day
To help ensure your clients get the care they need, when they need it, we deliver value-based care. This means we define success not by the number of services our members receive but by the quality of their experience and outcomes.
Optum care teams focus on preventive care, study the latest scientific research and take a holistic approach to physical, mental and emotional health. This can result in:
- Lower health care costs
- Fewer ER visits and hospitalizations
- More timely preventive care*
Optum Care Washington and The Polyclinic, PLLC d/b/a Optum Care Washington (the “Practices”) are both physician owned and led practices having complete authority for all medical decision-making and patient care through their physicians and other licensed professionals. Optum, through its management organizations (“Optum”) provides non-clinical administrative services to support the Practices and their physicians. Neither Optum nor its management companies employs, engages, or supervises physicians or other licensed professionals, or determines or sets the methods, standards, or conduct of the practice of medicine or exercise of medical judgment or health care provided by the Practices or by any of their licensed professionals. “Part of Optum” reflects that the practices are part of Optum’s effort to support forward-thinking physician practices in helping their patients live healthier lives.