CHAS Health Patient Resources
CHAS Health is committed to supporting our patients and community impacted by the recent wildfires in Spokane. Below are resources for patients, as additional resources become available we will update this page.
Health Guidance for Residents Returning to Homes Without Obvious Fire Damage(opens in new tab)
Spokane Regional Health District reminds residents returning after the Spokane Complex fires that homes without visible damage may still contain smoke, ash, chemical contamination, or hidden hazards. Residents should inspect their property, wear N95/P100 masks when cleaning, follow food and water safety guidance, and seek professional help if they encounter structural damage, utility issues, or hazardous materials.
Support With Lost Prescriptions
We are committed to helping patients maintain access to their medications during this time. If you utilize a CHAS Health Pharmacy and are impacted by the wildfires, please contact your clinic's pharmacy.
Rescheduling Appointments
If you are impacted by fire evacuations, please contact us at 509.444.8200. Our team can help reschedule appointments as needed and work with you to find a new time that best fits your situation and needs.
Community Resources
As our community continues to respond to the impacts of the wildfires, many organizations are providing support to affected families and collecting donations for relief efforts.
SRHD Offers Free N95 Masks as Protection from Wildfire Smoke and Ash(opens in new tab)
SRHD has a limited supply of N95 masks available for organizations and community members right now.
For organizations: Please email healthyliving@srhd.org and let us know how many masks you need. Our staff will help coordinate a pickup time and location.
For community members: individual N95 masks are available in our lobby and at select WIC offices, including:
- East Central WIC Clinic - 140 S. Arthur St., Ste. 508
- Northeast Community Center WIC Clinic - 4001 N. Cook St.
- Valley WIC Clinic - 12213 E. Broadway Ave., Ste. 5 (second floor)
We hope everyone is continuing to stay safe. For wildfire resources and information, visit our homepage at srhd.org.