Part of their commitment to providing excellent medical care for the entire community of Sequim, the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe developed a new 16,806 SF medical campus in partnership with architect Rice Fergus Miller. Intended to provide primary, dental, behavioral health, and childcare services, the first phase of development focuses on providing care for Sequim residents who suffer from substance abuse and is one of the first Medically Assisted Treatment facility on the upper peninsula, offering outpatient treatment for up to 300 people. The design of the clinic features round timber beaming reminiscent of the artistic and architectural traditions of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe that also reflects their unique approach to medicine and healing. With a structure built to withstand the seismic and wind forces of the area, this new facility will house a vital service for years to come.
