Awful experience , I was told my urine test did not contain the prescribed medicine I am taking ,…read morethey basically lied to me so they did not have to prescribe me a med that I need to help me at this difficult time in my life. They will be very dishonest to accomplish what they want , instead of just being straight up and honest. The people at this facility just have no compassion for the clients and that's such an important quality to have when working with people who are struggling. I've read through some of their many many negative and incredibly poor reviews and it's heartbreaking to see so many of these people feeling the same way I do and been treated so terrible. I would definitely NOT RECOMMEND THIS FACILITY , these doctors to anyone ever. There are better places. Better people. Keep looking !

Are all these negative reviews talking about the same clinic? I have been a patient of North…read moreCascades Family Clinic for many years and am very happy with this clinic. And I feel very blessed to have a primary care doctor who is smart, reasonable, well informed and caring. Thank you Dr Gamson! Having to deal with health care in another state, (Arizona) makes me even more appreciative of the quality doctors we have access to here. Perhaps one shouldn't judge a whole clinic based on one doctor's bad day.

I go to the doctor a lot and I really love this clinic! I've been here for urgent care and for…read moreoccupational medicine needs for my job. The staff at Skagit Regional Clinics is always very friendly and understanding. My favorite feature of the clinics is that urgent care has a wait time posted at all times. You can also check the urgent care wait time online. I think this is such a great idea, because I've been to other clinics and waited hours, but at least here you know when you're going to have to wait! The occupational medicine clinic is in the same office as the urgent care. I had to get a TB test for work and I called over a DOZEN clinics in the Whatcom and Skagit counties. The other clinics I called they said they didn't do TB testing OR they wanted me to become a new patient and go through a routine checkup first. I was shocked at how hard it was to find a local place to get a TB test done- until I called Skagit. They said to come in anytime before 4pm on Monday-Wednesday, which was so wonderful and flexible. My TB test was fast and easy! Again- even though the clinic was very busy, the staff were cheerful and considerate of my time! I love this clinic and I'll be going back here for any of my urgent care needs from now on!

Went to the ER twice within a month after taking two falls. Never got into an exam room. Was on a…read moregurney in the hall both times. Only reason I went there is because I live close by and that's the only place the ambulance would take me. I will only go to PeaceHealth United General even if I have to have someone drive me!

I'm 72 with a bunch of issues. Some because of age. All doctors have helpful, caring and well…read moreinformed. All the staff have been knowledgeable and helpful. I'd recommend Peace Health to anyone

Gave me the wrong apt time in all my paperwork and then Shree Reed refused to see me because of a…read moremistake the clinic made. Front desk was rude and dismissive. Didn't care or had any desire to fix their mistake. My husband took off work to make this apt time work.

So sad that Dr Bachman and his clinic are no longer here. He is a caring and knowledgeable doctor…read moreand he will be sorely missed by many! Good luck in your new endeavers, Dr B!

If you are tired of feeling bad all the time, they have the solution to a healthier life style…read more Been going here for over 12 years and I feel so much better. A diet plan just for you. No more unhealthy drugs for me.

He used his time with me as a captive audience to describe why I should believe in god, how I can't…read moredo anything about improving my weight, discussing my purpose in life, and various nonsensical metaphysical topics. I was most uncomfortable the whole time, and his behavior was beyond inappropriate.

This physician gets no stars whatsoever! He has the worst bedside manner and treats his patients…read morelike damaged goods. He does not go above and beyond. He will also treat family members horribly as well. He doesn't like to answer very many questions. Flat out rude. Sadly at least one star is required to post.

Went to urgent care first, they sent us to ER. Waiting room was empty, but quickly filled up after…read morewe were there for awhile. My family has always had excellent care here, as have I, and also in the surgical center across the street. Its too bad people can't realize that they aren't the only ones in there, there aren't enough Dr's to go around for everyone all at once, and your probably not the worst off patient in there. These folks are busy, looking after many people, and acting like your the only one there that matters doesn't help anyone. Thank you for being there Skagit Valley Hospital, I believe your doing the best you can during the circumstances.

Dear Brian, After 32…read moreyears as a business executive and 20 years as a master executive coach, I've worked with hundreds of teams--some good, some struggling, and a rare few that shine so brightly they become the gold standard. I didn't expect to find one of those rare teams while wearing a hospital gown. During my almost four-week stay at Skagit Valley Hospital--especially in these very trying times--I experienced what can only be described as a Master Class in both personal and clinical patient care. Every single day, from the first to the last, I felt the presence of something you can't fake: a culture of trust, respect, and excellence. From housekeeping to dietary services, from CNAs and nurses to doctors and specialists, every member of your team not only performed their role with skill, but infused it with genuine kindness, attentiveness, and heart. What I experienced was seamless, coordinated care--delivered with humanity. Too many people to list each staff member I encountered, A special shout out to Dr. Wood, Dr, Goodman, and Dr. Sharma. In my work, I often use Patrick Lencioni's The Five Dysfunctions of a Team as a roadmap for building high-performing organizations: Trust - the bedrock of any great team Healthy Conflict - honest, constructive dialogue Commitment - unity around shared decisions and goals Accountability - holding each other to the highest standards Results - collective success above all else Most organizations can manage the first one or two. Rarely do I see all five fully alive. Yet here, in every department, every shift, I watched them in action--consistently. This was more than healthcare. It was the embodiment of what's possible when people are aligned in purpose, values, and mission. I would love your permission to do something special to honor the people who made this possible. Additionally, I would like to create a feature story about this experience to share the extraordinary culture and teamwork I witnessed--inside and outside the hospital walls. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this and explore ways to make it meaningful for your team. Thank you, Brian, for leading a hospital culture that not only heals bodies but lifts spirits and restores faith in what a truly great team can achieve. With deep gratitude, Eileen M. Terry ETC Consulting LLC etrw@aol.com 360-320-7096