King County community breastfeeding resources
Community-based resources
Hospital-based resources
Clinic appointments open to the community
- Auburn, 253-333-2698
- Children's Lactation Services, 253-333-2698
- Children's OT/PT Dept, 206-987-1267
- Enumclaw, 360-802-3251
- Evergreen, 425-899-3494
- Group Health Central, 206-326-3376
- Group Health Eastside, 425-883-5495
- Harborview WIC, 206-731-2493
- Highline, 206-244-9970, ext. 5624
- Overlake/Bellevue & Issaquah, 425-688-5516
- St. Francis, 253-426-6756
- Swedish/First Hill (Daytime), 206-386-3740
- Swedish/First Hill (Evening and weekend support line), 206-386-MOMS (6667)
- University of Washington, 206-598-4628
- Valley Medical, 425-228-3440, ext. 2526
Public Health Centers
- Auburn, 253-833-6971 or 206-205-6850
- Columbia, 206-296-4627
- Downtown Seattle, 206-296-4755
- East Hill, Kent, 206-205-1942
- Eastgate, Bellevue, 800-244-4512 or 206-296-9728
- Federal Way, 253-838-4977 or 206-296-8410
- North Seattle, 206-296-4912 or 206-296-4765
- Northshore, Bothell, 206-296-9787
- Renton, 206-296-4700
- White Center, West Seattle, 206-296-4646
Community Health Centers Drug interaction and breastfeeding Donor human milk resources Human milk banks were formed to provide this needed breast milk safely to premature infants and other infants, children and adults with special needs. Human milk is processed according to guidelines established by the Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA) written in cooperation with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Other resources Visit Breast Friends for an expanded list of breastfeeding resources in King County. |
