I'm going to rate this differently, by Dr we see, nurses and Receptionist…read more My 12 year old sees Dr. Cousins- I'm a little "eh". However my daughter likes her and that's what matters. Both Dr. Cousins and Nurse treat her as a young adult and let's her explain what's going on. 4.5 My 4 year old sees Dr. Richards. My son has austism. Dr. Richards is amazing with him. He's patient, nice answers all my questions and generally seems to care about kids. Nurses are also very patient with him and are really nice. 5 I see Erin Rieger and Dr. Garde. I've seen Erin for about 10 years. She seems to care about your needs and is nice. Nurses are nice and attentive 5 Dr. Garde is freaking amazing. If I could have her as my PCP I would in a heart beat. She delivered both my 12 and 4 year old. (Both C-sections ) She's also done a few other surgeries. She's nice and Passionate about her job. Nurses are great to. 5 Receptionists Are polite, nice and typically cheerful 5

Two years ago I moved to Anacortes and became a patient at FMA and Dr. Newlon. Since that time I…read morehave discovered it is nearly impossible to get an appointment when you are ill. On all but one occasion I have been told they are all booked up and that I should go to Urgent Care. On my last visit to Urgent Care the nurse mentioned that I was the fourth patient that morning not able to get an appointment with their FMA primary care doc. The management at FMA need to take a hard look at their business plan. Although my husband and I like Dr Newton we have no choice but to move to another practice that cares about their patients best interest.

This is a smaller clinic but it is growing and they recently opened up more space and added some…read morenew medical staff to the team. I have had my CDL physicals done there several times and have also seen them for health visits. They can order and interpret bloodwork too. As a non member I pay a little more but I think it is very reasonable. I find they are willing to listen and then help with your health. Check out is easy with a credit or debit card and you are on your way. If you have tried to get into a Family Practice and had to wait weeks, give Thrive a consideration.

The 2 stars are only because Liz the PA treated me really well. That's where this ends. While Liz…read morethe PA there is great, if you're shopping for your own medical care be ready to feel like you're buying a used car. I recently worked with Liz and she was fabulous, but my experience trying to become a member was no different than buying a used car. I was due in September for a quick blood work phone call to check how my medications were working. I was paying out of pocket, and my appointment for this 15-20 minute call in May was $50. I spoke with Alyssa and she explained if I became a member in September, the appointment would be included. A membership is $65. I hung up, prepared to pay and sign up in September like we discussed. They sent me paperwork to sign up for August, not what we had discussed. I let them know I wanted to start in September because I wouldn't be using their services, and that's when the cold unfriendly emails began. Like wtf. First, they said that since my last appointment was in May, no I couldn't sign up until I had another full patient appointment. (News to me) Then, they told me that their prices just went up so no, it isn't just $50 to go over blood work. The tone of the email was unfriendly and borderline rude and it was clear they wanted me to sign up and pay $65 for a month I wasn't even using their services and I'm not okay with that. It sounded like they were making things up to make it very inconvenient for me to wait. This is not a place I would recommend doing business with. I'm seriously disappointed because I liked Liz there, but the way this was handled was not okay. Be prepared to be haggled over memberships if you bring it up. Just no.

E.R. 69 y.o. Female arrives ambulatory at 12:40 on a Wednesday afternoon. ER is empty. Complaint is…read moreleft arm numbness; comes and goes, slight nausea. History of Chronic Heart Failure, pace maker and defibrillator, multiple heart surgeries for genetic heart disease. Gets checked in, has vitals taken and is told to return to the waiting area. Family comes in with a five year old under the weather. Didn't look terribly serious, he was ambulatory and moving around the waiting area. That family was followed by a young lady and her mother. No idea their concern or diagnosis. Both sets of patients were checked in and taken back to the treatment area before any one called me. In fact, after be waiting an hour I drove myself home. An hour and a half after later Island Hospital called to see if I was still in the waiting area. I told them I was not and that I won't attempt to use the ER Department again.

Terrible experience !! They had my mother waiting in pain for five hours , after five hours they…read moresay we will call you in three days with your X-ray results!! She went back in in an ambulance a few days later and found out she had a broken elbow and serious issues !! This hospital is no good !!! No good !!!!! Unacceptable !! Just Unbelievable!!!

I heard about ELMM Clinic from a close friend who had a very good experience. I've seen Dr. Brown…read morea few times now, and each time has been immensely helpful and informative. He takes the time to listen to what's going on and helps problem solve to find solutions and work out a plan that works. The staff have always been friendly, compassionate and helpful, too. ELMM clinic embodies the close, attentive care that is difficult to find these days in our current healthcare climate. I would wholeheartedly recommend them!

From the owner: Multi-specialty services include Primary Care, Pediatrics, Medical Weight Loss, Sports Medicine,…read moreWalk-in Care, and TeleMedicine

Everyone at the clinic, especially Gaby, was so helpful and kind! I'm an out-of-stater visiting…read morefamily and forgot some essential medication at home. Their service was quick and easy, and the team helped me save my trip from disaster! Thank you so much again, from an appreciative Texan.

I've been going to the Walk In clinic for 14 years. They are great and listen well…read more Denise Johnson

A trip to a medical center for further testing is never a party but my visit to Island Health's…read moreDiagnostic Imaging department was a five star experience. Parking was easy, the facility itself is clean, volunteers were friendly and helpful, and the check-in process was quick and simple. My wait before being seen was minimal and the scans themselves (mammogram and ultrasound) were handled by absolute professionals. All the women who worked with me were so reassuring and skilled! One even brought me a warm blanket for my shoulders which made a stressful event feel much more calming. I did not have to wait weeks for results either and left the facility feeling informed and relieved. Hopefully my future scans won't need quite this much effort but if they do I would visit the team at Island Health in a heartbeat.

Things appear to be changing. The PA I'm seeing is wonderful! I see them for general health care…read more Scheduling is still hit and mostly miss on the internet site. The nurses are great! I'm so glad they've improved!

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!