FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

What are your walk-in hours?

How do I register for care at the Clinic?

• Must be a tribal member, descendant or be pregnant with a tribal member from a federally recognized tribe.
• Must reside in Snohomish County.
• Must complete the registration packet and provide registration with the following documents;
• Tribal Verification ( Tribal ID or Certification of Indian blood)
• Address Verification (PUD/Water/Cable/Cell Phone Bill, copy of lease, or letter from individual you are residing with)
• Birth certificate
• Social Security Card

Do tribal members have to follow-up after an ER visit?

• You must notify the PAP department within 72 hours of visit/discharge. Failure to notify PAP will result in claim denial. If patients do not have insurance, they will have 30 days from date of service to apply.

What do I do if I get a bill from an outside doctor’s office?

• Contact the doctors billing office and provide them the contact information for the PAP program.
• Provide the doctor’s office with your primary insurance information.
• Turn your bill into the PAP program within 60 days of date of service.

What documents do I need to register?

• Tribal Verification ( Tribal ID or certification of Indian blood)
• Address Verification (PUD/Water/Cable/Cell Phone Bill, copy of lease or letter from individual you are residing with)
• Birth certificate
• Social Security Card
• Insurance Care

How long is a behavioral health/chemical dependency assessment valid?

• 6 Months

Can I get braces at the clinic?

• Yes, but you must be a Tulalip Tribal Member with a recent exam, cleaning and be cavity free.

Do you have optometry?

• Yes, but they are an outside vendor that comes to us three times a week.
• You must have insurance or be PAP eligible to be seen by them.

Do you offer complementary medicine?

• Acupuncture, massage and Bowen are offered within the clinic for Tulalip Tribal Members only.
• All others can see Family Services for an appointment.