Due to the agrarian environment, Washington's Yakima Valley has a community of low income farm workers in need of health services. In five different locations, new and existing buildings were constructed into multi-purpose clinics. They included, but weren't limited to primary health care, dental care, laboratories and health education facilities.

Yakima Clinic: 1991 New Clinic: 10,000 sq ft of Dental for $650,000 and 12,800 sq ft of Medical for $1,490,000.

Toppenish Clinic:

1982 Addition: Medical exam rooms. 3,800 sq ft, $120,000

1984 Addition: Medical wing and laboratory. $300,000

1988 Addition: Medical wing and administrative offices. $450,000

Kititas Clinic: 1989 Addition & Remodel: $80,000

Grandview Clinic:

1990 Addition & Remodel:  Medical and exam wing.  $380,000

1991 Addition & Remodel: Dental exam rooms and services. $410,000

Pasco Clinic:

1987 Addition & Remodel: Dental & General services. $150,000