Despite their best efforts, UW Medicine has not yet been able to reach fair and sustainable agreements with Aetna that ensure continued access to care and are in the best interests of patients. Effective June 1, 2025, UW Medicine’s contracts with Aetna for Medicare Advantage and Commercial services have expired and we are now out of network with Aetna. Learn more about what this means for you and what you should do next.

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Valley Medical Center’s outreach programs, health library, classes and other resources help fulfill the healthcare network’s mission of improving the overall health of our community. From participating in community events as volunteers and sponsors, to our Volunteers in Action organization, community services and membership programs for young families, women and seniors, Valley Medical Center is dedicated to providing access to outstanding health services and information to our entire community.

ValleyCares is an online community resource for those needing help finding free and low-cost shelter, housing, food, transportation, education, legal and health services and more. 

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Membership Programs 

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A medically based, holistic
and comprehensive fitness facility.
Learn about the Fitness Center

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Valley's premiere health and wellness program with the mission to empower people to make healthy decisions for themselves and those they care for.
Learn about GLOW

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Medicare counseling, discounts
and health education for seniors.
Learn about GoldenCare

 

Resources for those in need

Two girls smilingValley Medical Center hosts community programs that provide healthcare for the uninsured, educate the public about health and safety issues, teach new parents how to install a car seat, provide bike safety helmets to our youth, assist the families of cancer patients, provide flu shots for seniors, and more. Valley also offers ValleyCares, an online community resource for finding free and low-cost housing, food, transportation, education, legal and health services and more. 

Staff members and community volunteers contribute thousands of hours each year to help sustain VMC's outreach efforts. And charitable gifts from our community make possible the purchase of the latest medical technology and other resources.

Volunteer

Learn more about becoming a Volunteer in Action.   

Donate

Learn more about making a tax-deductible donation to support your community.

As a non-profit, public district hospital, Valley Medical Center and its staff are dedicated to providing essential and equitable healthcare and support services for our community.

Advance Care Planning
 

Exercise, good nutrition and healthy lifestyle habits are vital to your health and wellness. These services and programs are offered to help you get fit and prevent disease.

Valley's Community Care Newsletter

Lifestyle Medicine & Fitness Center

Stop Smoking Now

Diabetes Education & Nutrition Clinic

Preventive Health Guidelines

Research a topic in our health library

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Classes, Seminars, Support Groups, Free Clincs & Other Events
Register for any of our FREE interactive health seminars, community "DocTalks," and screening events offered throughout the year. 

View active event listings 

If you're experiencing an emergency or are in immediate danger, please call 9-1-1. If you are in one of our clinics or in the main hospital, you can ask to speak to a team member to receive confidential help. 

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Struggling with thoughts of harming yourself?
Feeling hopeless or in despair? Help is available 24 hours a day at the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline:

     - Call or text 988
     - Chat or text online at 988lifeline.org

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Feeling unsafe at home?
Are you or someone else being harmed or controlled by a partner or others? Help is available 24 hours a day at the National Domestic Violence Hotline:

     - Call 800.799.7233
     - Text 88788
     - Chat with an advocate at TheHotline.org

Report abuse of a vulnerable adult to Adult Protective Services (APS):

     - Call 877.734.6277

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Are you being forced to work against your will?
Is someone controlling where you go or who you talk to? Help is available 24 hours a day at the National Human Trafficking Hotline:

     - Call 888.373.7888
     - Text 233733
     - Chat online at HumanTraffickingHotline.org

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Worried about the safety of a child?
Need help with reporting child abuse? Help is available 24 hours a day at ChildHelp:

     - Call or text 800.422.4453
     - Chat with a counselor at ChildHelpHotline.org

Report child abuse to Child Protective Services (CPS): 

     - Call 800.363.4276

Valley Medical Center is designated as a Safe Haven for newborns who are in danger of abandonment. We encourage a parent considering abandonment to leave their baby in safe hands.

     - Crisis Hotline: 1.888.510.BABY

 

 

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