Overlake Medical Clinics Issaquah

Opening of the New Medical Clinics Issaquah

The new Medical Center Issaquah is now open in its new location at 5708 East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE, Issaquah.

If you live in the Issaquah/Sammamish area, you can take advantage of top-quality healthcare services available in your own community. Located just off I-90 and East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE, Overlake Medical Clinics Issaquah is the largest provider of hospital services for Issaquah and Sammamish residents.

We've recently expanded our current programs in Issaquah by opening the Overlake Center at 5708 East Lake Sammamish Parkway SE. The new location offers more primary care services and enhanced diagnostic capabilities.

24-hour Urgent Care

At the Urgent Care Clinic at Overlake Medical Center Issaquah, you can receive treatment for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries that require immediate medical attention. The Urgent Care Clinic is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with on-site medical imaging and lab services.

Find more information about Overlake's 24-hour Urgent Care Clinic at Issaquah.

Top-Quality Healthcare to Serve Your Needs

In addition, Overlake Medical Center Issaquah offers convenient and easy access to the following healthcare services.

Primary care: Caring for the whole family is a top priority at our primary care clinic in Issaquah. The clinic is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located at our new facility, the clinic's primary care physicians have a broad range of experience in pediatrics, women’s health, chronic disease management and sports medicine. For more information, call 425-688-5488.

At our Breast Screening Center at Issaquah, you will find a dedicated team of radiologists and the latest in digital mammography, just as you would find at Overlake's Bellevue campus. Our Women's Clinic in Issaquah is staffed by registered nurses who are certified lactation consultants. The clinic offers postpartum, lactation, and newborn screening appointments.

Overlake's Anticoagulation Clinic in Issaquah provides convenient care for patients taking blood thinners. Careful monitoring can prevent bleeding and clotting complications.

Find an Overlake physician located in Issaquah.


	Frank Shaver hip replacement patient An avid skier, Frank Shaver's active lifestyle caught up with him. The retired member of the National Ski Patrol hit the slopes at the start of a recent ski season, only to experience terrible pain in his left leg. X-rays showed the cartilage in his left hip was gone. Frank’s Overlake physician recommended a left hip replacement. When he developed similar symptoms in his right leg a few ski seasons later, Frank underwent a second replacement surgery—this time for his right hip. Today, Frank's legs are even stronger and he’s able to ski as well as ever.


	Katharine Warmerdam weight loss surgery patient Katharine was injured and bedridden for six months as a result of a devastating car crash. After undergoing many surgeries to repair her crushed feet, Katharine was told by her doctor that if she didn’t have weight loss surgery and shed her excess weight, she would spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair. Katharine had the surgery and lost 254 pounds in two years. She no longer has high blood pressure or pre-diabetes. She’s learned to eat healthier and become more active while gaining a new lease on life.


	George Anderson cancer survivor When George Anderson experienced persistent abdominal discomfort, he suspected something was wrong. He was right. A colonoscopy showed he had stage IIIB rectal cancer and needed surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy. Overlake's interdisciplinary cancer treatment team developed a treatment plan specific to George's condition. Today he is cancer free, enjoys spending time with his wife and grandchildren and continues to live his life to the fullest.


	John Keffer cardiac patient Redmond Fire Captain John Keffer had transferred hundreds of patients to Overlake’s Emergency Department (ED), so when paramedics rushed him to the same ED to for an irregular heartbeat, he appreciated getting immediate access to top-notch treatment. A congenital heart defect had damaged a portion of John’s aorta, causing the irregular heartbeat. During open-heart surgery, Overlake’s expert team of physicians successfully replaced the damaged blood vessel. Today, John is fully recovered.