Refugee Screening Program
The Refugee Health Program is housed within the TB Control Program and is responsible for the state-side screening of
foreign-born refugees immigrating to Snohomish County.
What services are provided through refugee screening?
Basic health screening interview
Screening for Tuberculosis, anemia, blood pressure
Immunizations
Referrals for other health conditions
Who can access this service?
New Refugee Arrivals
Where is the screening conducted?
Main Tuberculosis Control Clinic in Everett
3020 Rucker Suite 200
Everett, WA 98201
South County Clinic
6101 - 200th St. SW
Lynnwood, WA 98036
What happens at the screening appointments?
At the first appointment
Interview
Skin Test placed
Finger stick for anemia
Blood drawn if needed
Immunization Records reviewed
At the second Visit (three days later)
Questions answered
Skin test read
Vaccinations provided
Referral for a Chest X-ray if needed
Referrals to community health care providers as needed
Who should I contact to schedule an appointment?
Please call the clinic in Everett at (425) 339-5225 or Lynnwood (425) 775-3522
What is most important to know about refugee screening?
Our services are entirely confidential
Interpreters are available
No one is refused services because of inability to pay
