State Directory

Provider Records in Washington

GLP1Search tracks 386 provider records across 44 Washington cities. 13 records include explicit GLP-1, medication, or peptide treatment evidence; 373 are directory-only healthcare/provider records that need direct confirmation.

Provider Records

386

Cities

44

Treatment Evidence

13

Directory-Only

373

Market Snapshot

Where source-ready GLP-1 records are concentrated in Washington

The Washington source-ready local index is led by Seattle. Across the state, 97% of provider records include phone plus address or website coverage, 10% list public pricing, and 4% carry an upstream source/place signal.

Data Complete

97%

Pricing Visible

10%

Source Flagged

4%

Treatment-Specific Directories

Medication and peptide location pages for Washington

These pages focus on high-intent treatment searches where the state has enough listing density to support a useful directory page.

Top Washington cities for source-ready GLP-1 records

Featured provider records in Washington

All covered cities in Washington

Anacortes1
Bellevue52
Bellingham2
Bothell2
Burien3
Burlington1
Camas1
Des Moines2
Edgewood1
Edmonds6
Everett2
Federal Way6
Gig Harbor2
Issaquah3
Kenmore2
Kennewick3
Kent1
Kirkland18
Lake Forest Park1
Lynnwood7
Maple Valley1
Mercer Island2
Mill Creek5
Mountlake Terrace2
Newcastle1
Olympia3
Puyallup5
Redmond3
Renton4
Richland1
Seattle202
Shoreline6
Silverdale1
Snoqualmie1
Spokane6
Spokane Valley1
Suquamish1
Tacoma5
Tukwila3
Tumwater2
University Place1
Vancouver8
Woodinville4
Yakima2

Questions about provider records in Washington

How many providers are listed?

GLP1Search lists 386 provider records across 44 cities in Washington, including 13 treatment-evidence records and 373 directory-only records to verify.

Which cities have the most listings?

Seattle (202), Bellevue (52), Kirkland (18), Vancouver (8), Lynnwood (7) currently have the highest listing density in Washington.

What should patients compare?

Compare licensed clinical oversight, medication source, pharmacy type, public pricing, follow-up cadence, side-effect support, and whether the clinic documents semaglutide or tirzepatide availability.