I was on vacation in Orcas Island and needed an emergency consult for a really bad toothache. Dr…read moreIvans' staff got me in quickly and although I needed to wait until her regular patients were served (sooo willing to do that!!), she fit me and was able to assess the problem and recommend treatment so my vacation wouldn't be ruined. Her staff is super dedicated and helpful. When I returned to my home and saw my regular dentist, he commented on how impressed he was with the notes they took and the info they forwarded to him. If you need a dentist on Orcas Island, please visit Dr Ivans - you will be soooo glad you did!

From the owner: Exceptional dental care in a compassionate and friendly atmosphere…read more General - Restorative - Cosmetic

After a phone conversation with the offices of this practice regarding the unnecessary blood test…read more Which was 2 test last year (after stateing would be going to Medicare in 4 months only needing 4 months of refile approval) was denied and then promptly requiring7 test this time and a mandatory office visit for a prescription refile. Wow that's putting it to us. As we noted the cost would be more than the prior times at 700.00. Did our own blood test thru healthonelabs.com 99.00 When asked why a in person visit was needed as the blood work would be done. It was said quality service. I mentioned more like you want the money, going there in person was not necessary, but would be in order to collect the fees. I was told you can always go to SEAMAR. As it was cheaper and they would do refiled without a visit. Well that was strange reply. As I'm sure if I had never been there they would in fact not do so. What she was implying was that they have lower standards. Which was no even close to what not questions was about. She was just not going to admit that a policy of there's was in fact a way of making money. And if you cant a afford it then your welcome to go else where. Susan's words. This place is about there way or high way. We wont be using them when it is time to assign a practinure to new Medicare policy. There are other doctors that are part of Medicare supplement programs in anacortes that are not part of anacortes family practice.

I grew up going to Anacortes Family Medicine. I saw Dr. Stalsbroten, who is now retired. In more…read morerecent years, I have seen Tari Roche. Both doctors are excellent. Inside Anacortes Family Medicine, the staff is very nice and helpful. The front desk helps with anything you need. The nurses are great, and the doctors tend to run mostly on time. I've rarely had to wait too long - there are exceptions, but emergencies do come up. The clinic is a part of Island Hospital, and they are only a few blocks away from the Island Hospital ER. This is good because sometimes situations call for an ER visit, and the doctors have referred me down there on a handful of occasions throughout my life. Since they are affiliated with Island Hospital, they have good access to specialists for situations calling for one, as well as special testing done in a lab. They use the lab at Island Hospital. There is not one inside the clinic. There is an urgent care facility housed in the same building as Anacortes Family Medicine, and if Anacortes Family Medicine cannot fit you in to see a doctor, the urgent care can - there just might be a bit of a wait. This is very convenient. I highly recommend Anacortes Family Medicine!

I have been a patient of this office for years. Every three months I have to go in to the lab to…read morehave some blood work done. I phoned the number for Crossroads several times on both Thursday and Friday with the voice welcoming my call but never once being able to set up an appointment or leave a message. After the voice repeating the same message about three times, they hung up. What is going on here? I've been a patient here for years! This is VERY frustrating. My only option is to go down to the lab first thing next week to see if they have a standing order for my tests.

All the doctors that practice at this office are AMAZING. The nurses are also so kind and caring…read more You know when you have a really bad doctor, and you constantly question the doctor and their abilities, but then convince yourself that this is the norm, so deal with it. You have a vision of what a doctor should be, but again convince yourself that that vision is far from attainable...well the doctors of this family practice will prove to you that your "unattainable" vision can actually be obtained.

I used to be a patient of Dr Behar when he was at a clinic in Coquitlam until he left and opened…read morehis own clinic in Langley which is this one. It's hard to find a doctor you like and feel comfortable with. We followed him because we feel he is good at what he does. He takes the time to give as much information to us about our health, answer our questions that we have without rushing us out the door - regardless of who's waiting to see him next. He's very knowledgeable as well.

This office is right next to the Hospital. When I was having a difficult time, my regular Dr. was…read morenot available. I was able to do a walk-in and they gave to another Dr. that was able to treat me immediately. Twice! The doctors are top-notch, and the staff, you get amazing service from them every time. They are professional and kind to the level of treating you as an individual instead of just a number. You will be very pleased with your experience if you are only here for just a minor medical issue. The talent really is 2nd to none here. I'm very thankful to have found a good doctor's office.

I made an appointment for Jan 2026 and it was cancelled by them and rescheduled for APRIL. So I…read morewent to my April appointment which was at 3:00 and wasn't seen until after 3:30 (which I was okay with), but I spent a good portion of the time with the doctor answering questions that they should already have had the answers to. Then we addressed my blood work. The provider said she needed to leave the room to do a calculation, leaving me with the impression that she was coming back into the room, as I had a couple of other things that needed to be addressed. NOPE, the nurse came in and said "okay, we'll see you next year." I said I still had things I needed to talk about, but apparently the provider moved on to her next patient. I didn't even get to spend 20 minutes with the provider. I was then told I would have to finish the appointment at another visit and they couldn't get me in until June...which means another copay. They also said they would send a "note" to my provider about my concerns and somebody would call me back. Now it's 4 days later and no call. I felt like I got the shaft, and was extremely upset with their lack of caring.

My PA was warm, approachable, very knowledgeable. I really liked working with her, and will…read morecontinue if I can. She's the best. The system itself is truly awful. Forced to argue with a bot to even get to the front desk and speak with a human. THEN it's going to require several layers of whom to ask, to get anything done. Sheesh! Whatever you do, don't get sick or you'll be banished to the eternal waiting room of urgent care with health providers that know nothing about you, nor have time to find out. Whatever is wrong with you had better be able to withstand a four month wait to see your primary, and even then you're going to wait in the reception area 30-45 minutes and another 30 minutes or so in the exam room. THEN you get 15 minutes. Why do you think people do supplements they don't know much about and ask Dr. Google. Whidbey Health system is the worst and I may yet get so frustrated I go off island for a primary care.