After seeing many doctors over 10 plus years, this doctor is the worst and the only thing she would…read morediscuss is how my insurance company was going to make the payment. She wanted me to pay $200 cash and when my insurance company would pay it, I would be credited back. Very odd deal since this doctor WAS 3rd on the list of referrals I had received from my ins company. She doesn't understand courtesy and professionalism in psychiatry, as well as integrity needed during interactions. Money was the primary focus. Stay away for your own good.

I saw Dr. Chadha for two years. She listened and was accessible through the Everett Clinic's…read moreMyChart online portal. For most problems, I would highly recommend her. In my case, I had a treatment resistant psychosis and she ran out of options for me. This sent me to the hospital on more than one occasion where they always had an option for me. I think had she come up with these options on her own, I could have stayed out of the hospital. So, overall, I do recommend her, but I think I was a bit out of her league.

I've been seeing Dr. Berger for 13 years and he is tell us like you see it factor. When other…read morepeople tell me I might eat medication Dr. Bernard tells me it is just a feeling something I am going through and helps me through it with this expertise. He is simply the best.

Berner is really a disgrace to mental health. My father used to be his client for several years,…read moreand then his insurance switched and he could no longer see him. He had a total mental crises from not finding someone to help him in time that would prescribe the same meds. I finally got the insurance to approve to see berner since my dad only trusted him. Berner would not be bothered to fill out the transfer pages confirming he would take him. So he basically abandoned a past client who was suicidal because of this, after we went through all the hoops to try to make this possible. Clearly not in this field because he actually cares about people.

This establishment is horrendous following up with clients. I understand it's a pill mill, so if…read moreyou're trying to get medication, I suggest going elsewhere.

Obscene front desk person. I just called to cancel my appointments, and she rudely told me she…read morewould cancel and hung up the phone. Please be more polite and professional; you never know if you are speaking to someone with extremely traumatic past experiences. Staff members need to be more empathetic and professional. She also didn't inform me if I would be charged or not for not coming to my appointment today. I informed them of my decision through email on Saturday. Update: about 25 min later after writing this post, they have notified me through email that I won't be charged for canceling. I still think the way the staff person who spoke to me today and the first time I called their location could work on their tone, attitude, and behavior.

Nick Garmon (MSN, ARNP, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C) is currently the sole provider for this practice. I've…read moregotten help from psychiatric providers on and off most of my life (physical health challenges creating mental health impacts), and so far he's one of the best out of a few dozen providers I've seen in my life. He's great at understanding my concerns, and knowledgeable about medication and non-medication options for addressing challenges. I appreciate his convenient in-person location and the flexibility to have appointments on secure video call... and he accepts both of my insurance plans. I *especially* like the secure messaging and billing portal. It makes asking quick questions and updating changes to my meds and new things my other doctors find out *really* easy.

From the owner: Invigorating Psychiatry PLLC is a distinguished psychiatric-mental health clinic located in…read moreMountlake Terrace, just outside of Seattle, WA. Our clinic is dedicated to providing exceptional care for a range of mental health conditions. The care we offer is unique, comprehensive, evidence-based, and tailored to each individual's needs. Our clinic is home to one psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner (PMHNP), an advanced practice nurse who specializes in treating mental health conditions.

She sounds like a classic boomer terf. I'd avoid her if you're a millennial because boomers and…read moremillennials just think systematically differently.

Dr. Hajek's website is very well put-together. She talks about how much she cares about women's…read morehealth issues; yet she referred me to a hospital after I told her I am looking for a therapy/medication doctor_which is exactly what she touts herself as. She states she "treats a wide variety of conditions including stress and worry, social anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, panic, phobias, depressive disorders, seasonal depressive symptoms, relationship difficulties, career and work issues, life transitions, grief and loss, low self-esteem, and health concerns to name a few." Do not call her if you actually HAVE depression, though, as it is too complex for her. Maybe if you're just a little bummed?

Douglas Robinson, MD was very disrespectful, unprofessional and took advantage of me, under my…read moreState of Washington L & I Claim, the employer was Nordstrom.

Dr. Robinson is gentle, intelligent, and discreet. He is also super empathic, without being…read morecloying. His long experience in this field really shows in his demeanor, which is anything but controlling. He kind of lets you discover who you are without forcing the issue, but is really good at helping you zero in on what you might be missing. He also is really savvy about drugs and even seems to understand what might not be suitable for you based on his own research. Therapists are expensive, and it's worth while searching for and finding experienced, humane therapists. I've seen many therapists in my life, and Dr. Robinson is hands down the best I've worked with.

I don't want to get into details but do not book with Martha Lopez, unless you like being talked to…read morelike a child and blindsided by false assumptions. She is going against the code of ethics in both Washington state and the American Counseling Association. I have never been treated so poorly by a helping professional. Please do yourself a favor and do not book with her. Others with the agency may be good but I am so traumatized by this, I won't go near this agency. The support staff was helpful with filing a formal complaint but I am literally dealing with a traumatic aftermath of a practitioner who took a story and twisted it into one where faulty assumptions landed on others. She even tried to get me to believe in something that hadn't happened. False memory is a real event that where someone is recalling something that was suggested- and I left with her questioning deeply in an inciminating way which had not occurred. I went in with anxiety- for her to say, "you will have even more anxiety after I talk with you," and, "I tell people what they don't want to hear,". I started to get the idea she would twist my words and she did. This is awful, especially when you are trusted professional counselor. I don't think anyone should book with this very spiteful individual.

They make you put a credit card on file. Then book like 20 appointments in advance. If you call in…read moreto stop services and cancel appointments they will charge you anyway. Your counselor will email you telling you they will fix it but it doesn't happen. You can't reach anyone in billing and then next thing you know collections is calling you. It's not about the money for me, it's the principle that they are charging for appointments that were all cancelled. STAY AWAY FROM THIS FACILITY

Katie is so awesome! She really cares and is VERY dedicated to her clients! I have known her for…read moremany years... Her therapy dog is named Simon- he is a cutie! Katie works with people to make sure they are happy and that their goals are met... She really is an awesome-- very helpful and very understanding Nurse Practitioner... One of the coolest people I know! Katie doesn't get enough credit! She's an angel! I'm one hundred percent sure you will like her!

Katie is absolutely the best!! I have been going to see Katie since 2007. I suffer from major…read moresocial anxiety, among other things, and trusting new people has always been extremely hard for me. However, from my very first session with Katie, I have felt super relaxed and capable of opening up completely, and being honest with my true feelings. Having her dog Simon there is an awesome added bonus. I am an avid animal lover, and dogs are my absolute favorite. Having him there to lay his head on my lap, and to lay next to me while I'm on the couch talking, has been the perfect medicine for an anxious mind. Unfortunately, I had to stop seeing Katie abt 2 1/2 years ago due to my insurance benefits ending. I was devastated to think I was going to have to find a new psychiatrist whom I could see for free until I got my benefits back. Shortly after telling Katie my issue regarding my insurance, I received a call from her. Katie told me she was happy to continue seeing me for our twice monthly sessions, until I could come up with new funding/insurance to pay for them. I was so relieved by that call. She is a genuinely caring woman, who decided to give the time she could have been making money with a different client, to me so my mental health treatment wouldn't have to be put on hold, and I wouldn't have to go through the stresses of meeting a new pscychiatrist, and getting comfortable talking with them. Katie is such an awesome woman. I feel, and know, that she genuinely cares about my mental health and my well being. I feel truly blessed to be able to start seeing Katie again . I have suffered without her counseling, and for the first time, look forward to start talking, and working on my mental health. I would recommend Katie Fisher to anyone needing, or seeking guidance & counseling. She truly is one of a kind. I can see how much she cares for her clients, and knowing she is genuine is just the icing on top. :) Stacy B.

Newer patient due to changes in healthcare. Learning to navigate my insurance and care. My beef:…read moreurgency and congruency. When you are required to have a primary care physician you expect to develop a relationship with that caregiver and seek them out, specifically, for your medical needs. My first visit took weeks to get. Swollen legs, ankles numbness and a concern about deep vein thrombosis and it was still weeks. My care was great and loved the care provider. But every time I have had an acute situation since, the soonest they will schedule is 3 weeks out. When I complain they tell me to go to urgent care or the ER. NO!!! I have a specific care provider and insurance for a reason. I expect a day to 3 days wait, but if you ever need to be seen quickly, there quickly is a minimum of 9-10 days. Expect to use your local ER and pay that bill. This is terrible care IMO. So sick of this healthcare system. Might add that I am paying $1300 a month for this insurance. Super annoyed. Quit booking these doctors so tightly that there's no room for acute patients. There are plenty of people that need to be seen sooner. And want to see their own doctor, not a new stranger.

They've taken really good care of my daughter. I couldn't be happier. I may change my PCP to this…read moreclinic.

"Dr." Deonne as she calls herself, is not actually a medical doctor. She has a doctorate degree in…read moresomething relating to medical, and takes advantage of that to call herself "Dr." She is actually a family nurse practitioner. Nothing wrong with being a nurse practitioner, but it is a bit misleading to call yourself "Dr." in a medical setting, if you aren't one. I am not a high-maintenance patient; I go to the Dr. for my annual exam and an occasional illness, but that's about it. I do take a prescription for sleep (that I have taken for over 14 years. Dr. Deonne's office could not seem to manage the monthly refills for this prescription. While my previous Dr (before I moved here) used to call in 6 months worth of refills of this prescription Dr. Deonne would only call in 1-3 months at a time, and demanded that I be seen several times a year before whe would call in a refill. Please note that I said 1-3 months... that's because the # of refills varied from refill to refill. On four seperate occasions during the one year that I was a patient there, I had to call the office several times in order to get my prescription refilled. While I understand that refilling a monthly prescription does not generate revenue for the "Dr.," it goes with the job to do so. Yet each time I had to call (because they claimed the had not gotten the fax from my QFC pharmacy), I felt as though I was a huge burden to the office. Was Deonne competent? I think so. I did not feel unsafe there. She was quite thorough in her exams and testing, but I felt that all of the follow-up appointments she required were simply so she could bill my insurance for another office visit. It must be difficult for such a small office to make it financially, especially since they are only in the office on Mon/Wed/Fri, but only providing good service when there is potential gain may be one of the reasons that she isn't busy.And now it seems there website is not working... End Note: I found a new Dr,, and she was happy to call in six months worth of refills on my sleepy pill prscription after my new patient exam. No strings attached. :-)

Deonne Brown Benedict, ARNP or as I call her affectionately Dr. Deonne is an great listener,…read moreintuitive diagnostician and knows the best specialists to refer you to when that is needed. The specialists all give her high marks and she is recognized as a skilled, learned professional. I have been her patient for over 4 years. She takes care of my routine exams and those sessions that require deeper research. When I complained about a constant, persistent pain, she believed me. Even though nothing could be found on Cat scans or MRIs. She sent me to a specialist because she believed and I wound up having emergency surgery. When I had an aneurysm 2 years ago, the emergency doctors wanted to know my medications. My friends placed a call and within an hour she had called back and they knew my list of medications and what they were for. She is a very nice lady because the first time I met her, I was mean and ugly during a manic phase of my Bi-polar illness. When I saw her a year later, she was a class act and never mentioned that incident. Because she does have a small practice, I can always get an appointment. "Dr. Deonne" is the Best. She will continue to be my Primary Care Provider.