Heart Center
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For current patients of Drs. Jennie Allen-Rich, Christopher Bellotti, Roshan D’Souza, Kimberly Krabill, Joan Lee and Matthew Park, learn how to transfer cardiac care to Seattle Children’s Heart Center.
Seattle Children’s Heart Center teams provide care at 12 locations around Washington state and at clinics throughout Alaska and Montana. You can find information below on where to fax your referral, and who to call if you have questions.
If you would like to have one of our Heart Center team members provide in-person or virtual education with your clinic, please contact our Physician Relations team to coordinate.
We encourage use of our New Appointment Request Form (PDF or DOC) or submitting a referral via EpicCare Link. For patients in Alaska, please use our Pediatric Cardiology of Alaska NARF (PDF, DOC). Please complete these forms in their entirety to ensure timely processing of your patient’s referral. If your clinic uses its own referral form, please ensure all fields listed in the NARF are included in your documentation.
If you are referring for testing only, such as an ECG or echocardiogram, please note it on the referral, i.e., write “ECG Only” or “Echo Only”.
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No pre-referral workup is required for most conditions. If you have already done a work-up (ECG, Holter monitor, echocardiogram), please fax the information with the NARF. If imaging studies (CT, MRI, X-rays) have been done, please upload to PowerShare or mail disc to:
Seattle Children’s Heart Center
MS RC.2.820
PO Box 5371
Seattle, WA 98145-5005
If your patient is coming to one of our regional or outreach clinics, please send the disc there instead.
For our most current wait times by specialty and location, see our Access Dashboard.
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An eConsult is a non-urgent asynchronous electronic consultation request initiated by a community provider to a Seattle Children’s specialist, submitted using EpicCare Link. It allows community providers to receive timely, efficient care guidance on lower-complexity and data-oriented clinical questions that may not require an in-person evaluation.
Our Heart Center offers eConsults for the following conditions:
For more information on eConsults, including helpful resources and instructions on obtaining access to EpicCare Link, please visit our EpicCare Link and eConsults page.
We’ve provided resources below to assist you in managing patients in the primary care setting and knowing when to refer. To suggest additional resources from Seattle Children’s that would be useful to primary care providers, please email Physician.Relations@seattlechildrens.org.