Peninsula Community Health Services

Peninsula Community Health Services is a federally qualified community health center based in Bremerton, WA, with 22 clinic locations in 9 cities. It served 52,434 patients in 2025. Fees are on a sliding scale by income and insurance, and every patient is seen regardless of ability to pay.

• 52,434patients in 2025
• 6%uninsured patients
• 51%at or below the poverty line
• 366full-time-equivalent staff

Care offered: primary care, dental care, mental health care, substance use treatment, children’s checkups, women’s health, and telehealth.

Who Peninsula Community Health Services serves

51% of patients live at or below the poverty line and 83% are at or below twice that level. 6% have no insurance, 48% have Medicaid or CHIP, 12% have Medicare and 33% have private insurance. 8,703 patients were experiencing homelessness. 3,214 were veterans.

Care and screenings

Quality of care

Peninsula Community Health Services is at or above the Washington median on 3 of 7 preventive-care measures. Higher is better on every line.

Staffing

366 full-time-equivalent staff work at Peninsula Community Health Services, including 40 physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and midwives. That is 1,322 patients per clinical provider, against the Washington median of 994 and the U.S. median of 930.

Where Peninsula Community Health Services patients live

Peninsula Community Health Services locations

Other health centers in Washington

• Community Health Care
• Neighborcare Health
• Columbia Basin Health Association
• Columbia Valley Community Health
• International Community Health Services
• Moses Lake Community Health Center

How fees work: the sliding-fee guide.