North Mason Chamber of Commerce :: Harrison Belfair Now Open to Serve You

Harrison Medical Center has expanded its healthcare services to North Mason with the opening of a new 16-room urgent and primary care center in Belfair.

The new medical facility provides daily 12-hour urgent care services. In addition, the campus offers primary care Monday through Friday, and outpatient imaging and laboratory services.

Harrison Belfair Urgent and Primary Care began serving patients on Monday, April 20, at 7:30 am. Below is the contact information for Urgent Care and Primary Care:

Harrison Belfair Urgent Care
21 NE Romance Hill Road, Suite 105
Daily, 7:30 am to 7:30 pm
360-277-2975, 360-277-2980 (fax)

Harrison Belfair Primary Care
21 NE Romance Hill Road, Suite 104
Monday to Friday, 7:30 am to 4:30 pm
360-277-2950, 360-277-2955 (fax)

Harrison leases nearly 8,000 square feet of the new 12,000-square-foot medical building, built and owned by Belfair-based resident and developer Rick Krueger.

The Belfair facility seamlessly melds healthcare standards with modern design elements. The open interior spaces capture natural light; the use of warm color and texture details throughout the building creates an inviting, homelike atmosphere for patients and visitors.

The campus also features an outdoor patio nestled between the building's two major components. This extension of the main waiting lobby creates a comfortable outdoor environment.

Click here to access the Harrison Health Library where you can view, request and even download free and useful health information!

Harrison Medical Center is a not-for-profit hospital and the region's busiest medical center, offering medical, surgical, and emergency services on campuses in Bremerton, Silverdale, Port Orchard, and Belfair to serve a five-county area on the Kitsap and Olympic peninsulas.

To learn about Harrison's many healthcare services, visit www.harrisonmedical.org or call 866-844-WELL.

Is it URGENT or is it an EMERGENCY?

Here are some guidelines for seeking Urgent Care versus Emergency Care. Remember, Harrison Belfair offers Urgent Care - if you need Emergency Care, you will need to travel to Harrison in Bremerton or Silverdale.

Seek Urgent Care for conditions that require attention but do not pose an immediate, serious threat to your health or life, such as:

Allergies
Back pain
Cold or flu symptoms
Cough or bronchitis
Earache
Minor burns or bruises
Rash, poison ivy, allergic reaction
Rising temperature
Scrape or cut
Sore throat
Sprain

Seek Emergency Care - or call 911 - immediately if you think someone could suffer significant harm or die without prompt care. Examples of emergency situations including:

Change in mental status
Chest pain that lasts longer than two minutes
Coughing or vomiting blood
Difficulty breathing, shortness of breath
Major burns
Poison
Severe or persistent vomiting or diarrhea
Sudden dizziness, weakness, change in vision
Sudden or severe pain
Uncontrolled bleeding