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Franciscan Urgent Care

2.9 (99 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 4:30 pm

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Why post that you're open on Sunday's when it's not true! Wasting peoples money and time who travel to this location for healthcare.

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“Went into the clinic on Sunday morning and I was ushered through the entire process, from paperwork to seeing an actual doctor, in about 7-10 minutes.”

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2.1(21 reviews)
7.3 mi

I went there a few months ago because of some concerns over my blood sugar level. They were,…read moreunfortunately, quite understaffed and it took several hours for me to be seen. But once they did see me it was pretty quick and they were friendly and helpful.

TERRIBLE rude receptionist who put my husband's health, life, and safety at risk…read more My husband had an episode of disorientation; we called his PCP who said they could not get him in today but that he needed to be evaluated in person and get scans within a 48 hour window or he could be in serious danger for stroke. (Unfortunately due to other reasons it took almost 2 days to establish this info so we were within 5 hours of this deadline by now.) His PCP doctor sent us specifically to Franciscan Urgent Care. When we arrived, I quickly explained the situation to the desk staff, starting with that his PCP had sent us directly there and said it was time sensitive. The first thing this woman said, already condescendingly, was "well if he's not having symptoms now we can't do anything. He needs to *establish care with a PCP* and get evaluated by them." I explained for a second time that he already has a PCP and that they sent us to urgent care (which I had already stated quite clearly). The woman proceeded to - "well, his doctor was wrong. If he's not having symptoms right now we can't do anything. He needs a PCP for evaluation." I again said he HAS a PCP and that they said he needs to be evaluated *in person* by a doctor today and likely get scans before the 48 hour window closes. The woman again said they at urgent care couldn't do anything and we should schedule with his PCP. (Who, again, had already told us that they could not see him within the critical time window and he needs urgent care.) I said, okay, I understand. Should we go to the ER? At this point she got more combative and said "well you can't just walk into an ER and announce you're there to get scans. You need insurance authorization for scans which is why HE NEEDS TO GET EVALUATED BY HIS PCP." I again told her I understood that, but again that he would not be able to see his PCP today and that his own doctor had advised us to be evaluated in person within this critical 48 hour window. I said I understood we could not just walk into the ER and demand to have scans done. I asked if an ER doctor would be able to perform an evaluation to get a referral for a scan. I should mention I was very calm and polite throughout all of this. At this point she put on her biggest "dealing with difficult people smile" and informed me "Look, I have told you several times, but if you won't listen to me, then you can just go ahead to the ER and have them tell you the same thing I'm telling you. So why don't you do that since you won't listen to me." Like .... ?!?!?!? We were in a time sensitive medical situation, the repercussions of which could be lifelong disability or DEATH. I don't know if this woman was intentionally misunderstanding me or just incapable of basic comprehension, but either way she made it her mission to dress me down and be as unhelpful as possible because apparently putting us in our place was more important than my husband's life. (And I don't even know how we could have offended her in the first place in the few-sentence interaction I described above. She seemed to make the immediate assumption that my husband didn't have a PCP and therefore is a lower class of human being - despite the first sentence out of my mouth being "my husband's PCP sent us here." And side note, I find it extremely unlikely that an urgent care doctor couldn't have done the same evaluation that was done an hour later by the kind and responsible staff at St Anne emergency department. But this gatekeeper at the urgent care front desk wouldn't even let us talk to an actual member of the medical staff. If you want to be treated with basic human decency and have your medical concerns taken seriously, do NOT come to Franciscan Urgent Care, where the receptionist apparently knows more than the medical professionals and won't be told otherwise.

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If Yelp had more than 5 stars, I would have given them to this particular location, on 2nd Avenue…read more Both Dr. Beth and Anne saved my life. I got here with 102 fever and a kidney infection that if it wasn't treated that day by Dr. Beth with the help of Anne, it would have became a much more serious issue. Dr. Beth blocked her busy calendar to give me the necessary medical attention. Diagnosed me within 5 minutes of meeting. Her diagnosis not only was right on, but it was also confirmed by two tests results. She also insisted on me seeing her the following day. As soon as I walked in to the clinic with shivers, Anne treated me well. She gave me hot pads, was super nice, kept checking in on me, and made both the check-in and check-out process very easy. If you are ever in need of excellent medical care, and I hope you won't, go to this Zoom+Care Belltown location to see Dr. Beth and Anne. I promise you won't be disappointed, even if you have to travel extra miles to come here.

went in for a fractured finger. i was given a hand brace but it's not one they sell, its sold by…read moreanother vendor. They had me sign a form agreeing to pay for the brace (price was not on form). Later, i got a bill from Pacific Medical for $277. (a $35 brace at any drug store) BEWARE to not sign anything unless you know what it will cost. When i called Zoom about this they said they aren't responsible for cost of other vendor prices. however they should be responsible for knowing their vendors are robbing their clients. = 5 stars for in person medical attention. good care-. = 1 star for doing business with Pacific Medical equipment who is an unethical price-gouger.

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Franciscan Medical Clinic - West Seattle - Now located at 3400 California Avenue SW, Seattle 98116.

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3.0(54 reviews)
1.0 mi•Admiral

I do NOT hand five-star reviews out like candy. Someplace that gets everything right gets four…read more Five requires extraordinary effort. I've been seeing Dr. Couret at this clinic for about a year and a half and I have had exemplary care from the first day, when I dropped by in order to select a new doctor (having moved to the neighborhood recently). I asked one of the front desk receptionists which doctors best fit my criteria, and they quickly recommended two of them. I looked over their little autobiographical summaries, and asked if I might be able to interview Dr. Couret for about five minutes. I'd made the same request an hour earlier at another clinic, and was told "no, the doctor's very busy. You can make an appointment. We have an opening in about five weeks." But here, the answer was "He's pretty busy through the end of the day. Would it be okay if he called you at home tomorrow morning?" Well, sure! "Did you want to make an appointment?" I figured I'd probably better, if the interview went well. "We have a slot tomorrow morning." Woah! Really? How about the day after, so can at least talk to the doc first? No problem. By the time that was all taken care of, it was five p.m., and Dr. Couret popped out of the door ready to head home for the day, spotted me, said "Are you Dave?" and invited me back on the spot to ask him questions. Since then I've interacted with his assistant (always cheerful and polite, and quite good at giving shots with a minimum of ouch), the clinic phlebotomist (I hate having blood drawn, but she's remarkably good at getting the needle in and the blood out quickly and often painlessly), and various receptionists (who rarely leave me standing long before calling me forward, and if they're really busy, usually at least acknowledge that they've seen me). About half the time I'm coming in on short notice or unannounced. (I'm sick! Fix me now! I don't think I've ever had to wait more than a couple of days for an appointment, and about half the time, Dr. Couret squeezes me into his schedule that day (if I call, say, before 10am). I have seen other doctors a couple of times when "my" doctor wasn't available. They did not seem any less competent than my doc. The urgent care clinic used to be upstairs. Now it's folded in with the family practice downstairs, and probably will be transitioning more toward the related CityMD facility a block away. But, last year, when I showed up with a head wound, the urgent care crew ended up staying more than an hour after closing to make sure my head was stitched up and taken care of. There's a lot more I could say, about how one of Dr. Couret's diagnoses turned out to be literally life-changing for me, or how I learned about how the office environment is extraordinary in how non-discriminatory and supportive it is of all staff members regardless of gender, ethnicity, or other such categories, but this is already a crazy long review, so I won't. If you show up *anywhere* unannounced, your wait time is going to be mostly a matter of luck as to how many other crises showed up before you, and medical professional are still human; they will sometimes make mistakes. They've made a few minor ones with me. Nevertheless, I have found, overall, the quality of care here to be among the best I've ever had in my life, and if I were offered a job that meant I had to change health care providers, I would not accept it. They're that good. ------- A couple of comments on some of the previous reviews: "They prioritize basic doctor appointments over serious traumatic injuries." The 'basic doctor appointments' are a different pool of doctors than the urgent care ones; they just share a building. "[Receptionists should let walk-in patients] know there is an emergency in the back room which could take an hour to clear up. Give your clients the option to go elsewhere." How would they know? The doctors in back have time to come out and tell them? Shouldn't the doctors stay in back and keep working? And will the doctors even _know_ how long it will take? Maybe. Maybe not. And yet, another review complains that the walk-in clinic wouldn't let them wait when they showed up at 6, the clinic closes at 7, and there was an hour wait, thus *giving that client a chance to go elsewhere*! Nobody should get a 1-star review because they're *busy*.

I am a patient of Marty Couret. My best evaluation of his services are as follow:…read more1. He is a listener before he prescribes anything. Oh yes, and he also remembers 2. He is kind and always treats me with respect. 3. He is very knowledgeable and will get information from me. 4. I live on Vashon and he does virtual calls. 5. He responds quickly to emails. His nurse, Salote is the best. 6. He always has time person. 7. He is, in short, what I would hope to have as my legacy, "He is a genuinely good person!" 8. In my granddaughter's terms, "He is da bomb and not cringe." Steve N.

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