By Bus:
Metro provides regular bur service to Harborview on several routes, including routes 3, 4, and 60. Routes 3 and 4 run along 3rd Avenue in downtown Seattle. Route 60 runs along Broadway on Capitol Hill. Click here for the Metro Bus timetable.

Patient Parking:
Patient parking is available in the garage off Alder Street. The garage is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. (exit only after 5 p.m.). Patients arriving before 8 a.m. or after 5 p.m. should park in Lot 15, on the corner of Ninth and Jefferson.

Visitor Parking:
Limited parking is available for visitors in Lot 21 at the corner of Terry and James.

Parking for People with Special Needs:
If you or a family member has a disability that restricts mobility, Harborview Medical Center staff is happy to help you access the medical center. Curbside-attendant parking service is available for patients and visitors with disabilities at the West Entrance on Eighth Avenue. Once you arrive at Harborview the easiest way to find the Northwest Family Center administrative offices, case management offices and child care is to enter through the East Clinic Entrance located at the south end of the facility on Ninth Avenue.

• Take the elevators up one floor to the 1st Floor
• Exit the elevators and turn right
• Follow the corridor to Northwest Family Center

Directions from Northwest Family Center Offices to Northwest Family Center Clinic:

• Proceed down the hallway from Northwest Family Center heading toward the Ninth Avenue Entrance.
• At the Ninth Ave Entrance, turn left and walk down the hallway to the Grand Staircase.
• Walk beside, not down, the staircase through the doors to the West Clinic elevators.
• Take the West Clinic Elevators to the 2nd Floor.
• Northwest Family Center Clinic Check-in is at the first desk in the waiting area.

• The BABES Network provides one-on-one peer support and groups, advocacy, education, and outreach.
  
  
• Care Bearers group is composed of volunteers who provide assistance to persons who are HIV/AIDS positive and need help with various chores or responsibilities including housing and spiritual support, and advocacy for these services.
  
  
• Children's Hospital and Regional Medical Center provides medical care for HIV infected children and adolescents and conducts clinical HIV/AIDS research.
  
  
• The Evergreen AIDS Foundation provides case management and support services for women living with HIV in Whatcom and Skagit Counties and has a prevention program.
  
  
• Harborview Medical Center is a major regional health care facility for the Pacific Northwest which emphases HIV/AIDS care. The Madison Clinic provides HIV/AIDS medical, nursing care and social work services, trains health-care providers in the diagnosis and treatment of HIV infection, and facilitates clinical research.
  
  
• Pierce County AIDS Foundation provides case management, housing, mental health and chemical dependency services for HIV infected individuals and has AIDS prevention programs.
  
  
• Positive Women's Network provides social and emotional support; information and referral for women who are living with HIV in Snohomish County.
  
  
• Snohomish Health District provides HIV/AIDS Case Management services for Snohomish County residents who are infected with HIV or have an AIDS diagnosis.
  
  
• Spokane AIDS Network is a community based, non-profit agency dedicated to minimizing the impact of, and maximizing awareness about, AIDS and other consequences of HIV infection on communities and individuals in the inland Northwest.
  
  
• YouthCare serves youth that are experiencing the consequences of homelessness, conflict, and disenfranchisement in King County. They provide HIV testing and counseling for adolescents and case management for HIV infected youth ages 13 to 24.