
James Scribner, MD, FACEP, MPH
Founder & Physician
Active credential verifiedGLP-1 clinic in Bellingham · Telehealth available
1200 Harris Ave, Ste 308, Bellingham, WA 98225
What this provider offers
Concierge primary care in Bellingham with a doctor who has the time to truly know you — a board-certified ER physician and former Medical Director of St. Joseph's ER. Hour-long visits, no insurance billing, $300/mo.
Listing details last checked July 2026 against the clinic's own site. How we verify.
Mt. Baker Medical is one of 8 GLP-1 clinics listed in Bellingham.
Care team

Founder & Physician
Active credential verifiedCredential check
One clinician at this location was matched to an active license on a state registry. Last checked July 25, 2026.
Checked against data.wa.gov. A license confirms the clinician may practice in Washington; it is not an endorsement of this clinic or its prices.
Patient experience
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Drawn from what this listing does and does not tell you, so the first call settles the total cost and who provides the care.
Common questions
Mt. Baker Medical names Semaglutide and Tirzepatide on its own site. That is what the clinic advertises, not a guarantee of supply, and which medication you start on is decided at the evaluation.
Mt. Baker Medical sees patients at its Bellingham location and its site describes video visits as well. Ask which appointments have to happen in person, since the first evaluation often does.
James Scribner, MD, FACEP, MPH is named as a prescriber, and that clinician has been matched to a state licensing registry.
Mt. Baker Medical publishes $30–$2500. Confirm what that includes: whether the medication is in the figure, whether bloodwork is extra, and what the price becomes once the dose climbs.
1200 Harris Ave, Ste 308, Bellingham, WA 98225. It is one of 8 GLP-1 clinics listed in Bellingham.
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