Patient Support and Resources
Neuroscience Institute Epilepsy Center
Welcome to our new Swedish Neuroscience Institute Epilepsy Center Resource Page! We have created this page in an effort to assist our patients and their family members in finding community resources that may help them maintain safety and improve/maintain quality of life. The following list of resources represents a small fraction of the organizations and online tools available to individuals seeking resources. Please use independent judgment and request references when considering the use of services from any professional. We do not endorse any of these resources and request that you contact these agencies directly for their program criteria as well as feedback regarding errors on their website.
While the resources listed below may provide national information, most of them may be specific towards Washington State/Pacific Northwest area. Please contact the NATIONAL INFORMATION AND REFERRAL SERVICES: 211 for resources within your specific area.
Epilepsy and Seizure Specific Agencies
Preparing for your Hospital Stay or Outpatient Visit
American Disabilities Act - Special Accommodations for Education and Employment
Basic Needs, Crisis and Emergency Resources
Please visit the following internet websites for further information:
Dental Medical and Mental Health
Domestic Violence
- Washington State Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-562-6025 (voice/TTY)
- National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233 (voice) or 800-787-3224 (TTY)
End-of-Life, Support Group, Grief and Loss
Insurance, Financial and Prescription Assistance Programs
Legal Services, Guardianship, Long-Term Care Planning, Advanced Care Directives and Living Wills
Pediatrics and Parents
Reporting Americans with Disabilities Act Grievance
If you feel that the City of Seattle has not fulfilled ADA requirements, please report it to the City's Customer Service Bureau at 684-CITY (2489) or view their website. To read more about the Americans with Disabilities Act Information, you may visit the Washington State Legislature website.
Reporting Educational Concerns
The Office of the Education Ombudsman (OEO) resolves complaints, disputes, and problems between families and elementary and secondary public schools in all areas that affect student learning. If you have a concern and would like to receive assistance, you may contact Toll-free number: 1-866-297-2597 and a phone interpreter is also available. You may also visit their website for further information.
Reporting Mental Health Concerns
If you or a family member receive services for mental health services through a publicly funded mental health system and have complaints/grievances/concerns, you may contact the 24-Hour Confidential Message Service: 206-205-5329 or toll free: 1-800-790-8049.
Substance Abuse, Smoking Cessation and Gambling Addiction Programs
Therapy Dogs
Transportation Resources
If you have any further resource questions or concerns, you may contact the Epilepsy Center Program Line at 206-320-3492. The links directly take you to the agency/resource; if you experience any problems with the links please contact the agency/resource directly. We have created this page in an effort to assist our patients and their family members in finding community resources that may help them maintain safety and improve/maintain quality of life. The list of resources represents a small fraction of the organizations and online tools available to individuals seeking resources. Please use independent judgment and request references when considering the use of services from any professional. We do not endorse any of these resources and request that you contact these agencies directly for their program criteria as well as feedback regarding errors on their websites.