Vancouver Clinic

Please join us in welcoming Kenneth Kingdon, MD, to our Urgent Care team. An urgent care physician with more than a decade of experience in the emergency room, Dr. Kingdon finds it rewarding to care for patients of all ages in an acute setting. Dr. Kingdon earned a bachelor of science in biology at The University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. He earned a doctor of medicine at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. From there, he completed his residency in surgery at Naval Medical Center San Diego in San Diego, California. He is a board-certified surgeon who served as a general surgeon for the military in Afghanistan.

Please join us in welcoming Gunnar Starke, DPT, to our Physical Therapy team. Gunnar earned a bachelor of arts in international community development at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He completed a doctor of physical therapy in rehabilitation at the University of Missouri-Columbia in Missouri.

Thank you to the Vancouver Farmers Market, American Heart Association, and WSU Clark County Extension for joining us in supporting patients facing food insecurity. This year, the Produce Prescription Program, an initiative led by the Vancouver Farmers Market, served 55 patients and their families with consistent deliveries of fresh food and produce. “Health care is expanding so far beyond just a visit with your clinician,” said Hilary Henderson, associate director of population health at Vancouver Clinic. "It’s becoming so important to your patient’s overall health that they have healthy food and health options.” Read more from The Columbian: https://ow.ly/XV2k50Uyb78.

Please join us in welcoming Darcy Robbins, MD, to our Family Medicine team. Dr. Robbins earned a bachelor of science in biology and chemistry at Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa. She completed a doctor of medicine through the University of Washington School of Medicine, studying in Seattle, Washington, and Bozeman, Montana. From there, she completed the Family Medicine Residency Spokane residency program.

We are grateful for our incredible, compassionate teams that make serving our community possible. Thank you for putting patients first in all you do.

Our OBGYNs and midwives delivered 2,510 littles bundles of love in 2024. Now that’s a reason to celebrate!

Our clinical pharmacists offer specialized support to patients whose blood pressure is not well-controlled with their current medication. Using in-person and online appointments, alternate medications or dosages, and a lending library of blood pressure cuffs, pharmacists partner with a patient’s primary care clinician to help individuals gain control of this critical health metric.

At Vancouver Clinic, all of our clinicians believe in the nurturing power of story time. We offer every Vancouver Clinic patient between the ages of 6 months and 5 years a free book during each well-child visit. In 2024, we placed more than 15,000 books into little hands.

Vancouver Clinic operates at the forefront of breast care. We believe that mammograms are essential and save lives through early diagnosis. This year, we were proud to offer more than 22,000 screening mammograms.

Our trained clinicians treated nearly 144,000 patients at our urgent care clinics this year.