The clinic will be located in Bellingham, Wash., and is expected to care for 30 to 50 patients per day. It will offer in-person and remote care.
Patients can receive help and services for anger, anxiety, adolescent issues and severe mental illnesses, and the clinic will provide individualized care related to LGBTQ+ support, depression and relationships.
The facility will not accept Medicaid initially, according to the publication.
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