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Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic Central District

Re-opening in 2025 at a New Location!

OBCC Central District announces a future location to serve Central District patients and families. Learn where the future home of OBCC Central District is.

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OBCC Central District New Location Update – 7.2.2024

a building on a street cornerThe construction planning and design work for Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic (OBCC) new location at 18th Ave. S. and S. Jackson in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood is moving through the permitting process toward completion. Construction will occur in two phases and will begin in early calendar year 2025. The first phase of construction is slated to be completed in summer 2025 and the clinic will open to serve patients and families with the following services: mental health and behavioral health, violence and injury prevention support and addiction related resources, as well as primary care. Phase 2 construction is slated to be completed in early calendar year 2026, with a focus on creating more capacity to serve patients and families with primary care needs, both acute and well child.

Odessa Brown Clinic Hosts “Fall Homecoming” Event – 10.28.2023

A woman speaking in front of an OBCC bannerA homecoming celebration was held at the location of OBCC's new clinic site in Seattle’s Central District. Read a recap about how the family of Odessa Brown, city leaders and community members gathered to celebrate OBCC Central’s future home.

FAQs About Central District Reopening

OBCC’s Central District location on E. Yesler Way closed in 2022 for building repairs. A new OBCC location in the Central District was announced in September, 2023 and is estimated to open in 2025. This is in addition to OBCC Othello, which provides a full range of medical, dental, behavioral health and other services.

Q: Where is the new location and what services will it provide?

A: The site of the new Central District location is located on the corner of 18th Ave. S. and S. Jackson St. and will offer mental health and behavioral health, violence and injury prevention support and addiction related resources, as well as primary care to patients and families. Dental services will remain at OBCC Othello.

Q: Why did the Central District location on E. Yesler Way close?

A: During an evaluation of a project to repair the weather barrier and assess the structural integrity of OBCC Central District, we discovered the need for more extensive repairs to the building. For that reason, OBCC leadership made the decision to close the E. Yesler Way location. We will open a new location in the Central District on the corner of 18th Ave. S. and S. Jackson St. in 2025.

Q: Where do we go if we want to receive care at OBCC now and how do we get there?

A: OBCC Othello offers dental, medical, behavioral health and community services. The clinic is 5.4 miles south of the OBCC location on E. Yesler Way. OBCC Othello is located across the street from the Othello Link light rail station and is central to many bus lines. OBCC Othello has free onsite parking for clinic visits. Enter the garage on the west side of the building on 39th Avenue S.

Will my child’s primary care provider (PCP) be available for appointments at OBCC Othello while we wait for the Central District location to open?

A: The OBCC team will work with you to ensure your child’s appointment is scheduled with your child’s primary care provider at our OBCC Othello location.

Q: Are all services that were offered at OBCC Central District also offered at OBCC Othello?

A: Yes, OBCC Othello offers many of the same services including dental, medical, behavioral health and community services. Dermatology, which was previously only offered at the Central District, is offered at Othello.

Q: Who do I contact to schedule an appointment if my child used to be seen at OBCC Central District?

A: To make an appointment, call the OBCC scheduling coordinators at 206-987-7210.

Q: Who do I call if I have questions?

A: Questions related to your child’s care should be directed to your child’s primary care provider.

Q: How can families and the community stay up to date on progress?

A: We will provide updates through the OBCC website and OBCC Facebook page.

Make an Appointment at OBCC Othello

  • To make an appointment at the OBCC Othello location, call 206-987-7210. We are accepting new patients and will register you before setting up your first appointment.
  • For behavioral health services, ask your child’s primary care provider at OBCC to refer you.
  • If you would like a telehealth (video) visit at OBCC, we have space and technology to assist you.
  • To request immunization and medical records, call 206-987-2173. Unless you call ahead, we may not be able to provide your child’s records at the time of your visit.
  • See OBCC Othello contact and location information.

Get After-Hours Care

If you need help when our clinic is closed, call the after-hours nurse line at 206-987-7210. A nurse will discuss your child’s symptoms and whether you should go to an Urgent Care Clinic, the Emergency Department or schedule a visit at OBCC.

Contact Odessa Brown Children's Clinic

Call Odessa Brown Children's Clinic at 206-987-7210.

The Othello clinic location is open Monday - Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., and is closed on Sundays.