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- Washington State Department of Health
Find information about birth, death and marriage certificates Get Vital Record Information File a complaint about a medical provider, facility, or another public health issue Information on Filing a Complaint Get information and make an educated choice about immunizations for your family Find Immunization Information
- Licenses, Permits Certificates | Washington State . . .
Who Can Order X-rays in Washington State?
- License Renewals | Washington State Department of Health
As of May 1, 2025, DOH no longer sends printed certificates and paper renewal notices to licensed professionals Moving forward notifications will be sent by email, and certificates will be available through the HELMS portal, once approved Facilities and those without an email registered with DOH will continue to receive them by mail
- Contact Us - Washington State Department of Health
File a complaint against a doctor (Washington Medical Commission) File a complaint against a nurse (Washington State Board of Nursing) Call 360-236-4700 or email HSQAComplaintIntake@doh wa gov for questions about provider and facility complaints Ask us a question or provide feedback online Allow up to two weeks for a response
- Provider Credential Search | Washington State Department of . . .
Access to high volumes of Provider Credential Search data is available at our open data portal It gives users a variety of searching, filtering, and data exporting options We implemented this system to better serve our high-volume customers You may search using a credential number, individual name or business name
- Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)
Learn about BRFSS by watching this short video on YouTube Also offered in Español The Washington State Department of Health helps Washington residents stay healthy
- Local Health Food Safety Resources | Washington State . . .
Hand Washing Signs - General hand washing signs for customers and required hand washing signs for food employees Germs are easy to spread Sick food workers may not work with food or food-contact surfaces Bare hands may have germs that can spread to food Ready-to-eat foods may not be handled with bare hands
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