DR. Vincent Koike, is a great DR. but the office he works for stinks. The front office person" Dee…read moreDee " talks about other people's health problems in front of other people, which is a HEPA violation. Dr. Roy the owner of the office told me to find a new Dr. / because she didn't know how to bill the Dual Complete of United Health Care. I have been seeing Dr.Vincent Koike for over 12 years and I miss him, and now I am stuck trying to find a new Dr.. He was the best Dr., I ever had.

I've been coming here since high school which was probably two decades ago haha. So, I've seen both…read moreDr. Roy and Dr. Koike. They're both knowledgeable, friendly and easy to work with. Deedee is a superwoman both the nurse and front desk lady but she does more than that. So, even though the wait time can get long sometimes it's still a good experience and you will be able to get all your needs met or they will refer you to a specialist. I live nearby so I can highly recommend this clinic for local primary care.

Never make an appointment with this Dr. I went to see him because I had recently moved to the area…read moreand was looking for a primary care physician. He had the soonest opening. Until this appointment, I have NEVER filed any kind of a formal complaint against a medical professional (and there have been a couple times that I thought about it). After my appointment with Dr. Scarr, I went straight home and made a complaint through The Everett Clinic's customer service website. More concerning to me than his general lack of respect and professionalism were the following: 1. He did no more than make a cursory glance at the medical history I had just provided to the assistant before jumping to several (incorrect) conclusions about why I was there and how he wanted to treat me. 2. He made multiple out of date, incorrect, and potentially dangerous statements about the treatment of Hashimoto's thyroiditis (a specific autoimmune thyroid disease). And made some rude remarks about my concerns being cosmetic in nature rather than truly medical. 3. He doesn't understand depression and the need for pharmaceutical treatment. Period. And he is insensitive when discussing it. I left in tears and absolutely furious. Most telling to me was that when I scheduled a follow-up appointment with a different doctor the receptionist didn't bat an eye and signed me right up with a primary care physician that hadn't been accepting new patients when I called three days before.

this doctor is insensitive. He may have helped damage my hearing permantly . I saw a walk in doctor…read moreabout my hearing and there was no communicaiton betiween Dr Scarr and the walk in doctor. .After that Dr Scarr put me on sudafed for my ear. He said he knows nothing about the ear but he tried to treat it anyway. He wasted lots of precious time. THere is only so much time to treat a hearing loss before it gets worse.. HE didn't put me on prednisone which should have been the first course of action, He didn't take anything about me seriously. I don['t think he likes disabled clients. I may have had more hearing if he would have referred me to a specialist. He had no business treaing a hearing loss when he said he know nothing aboutt it. He always ran into the room and ran right back out after just a few miinues.

Tuned in to the patient pays attention to details and explains what's going on so you can…read moreunderstand.

HORRIBLE. Hard to know where to start... the mold smelling entry way, non-functioning equipment…read more(attending nurse said that she knew that this equiptment was only able to get through 1/2 the test, but they weren't willing to fix it), multiple visits when what I wanted as the single free annual checkup provided under Obamacare, multiple co-pays (when at the minimum the annual checkup shouldn't have had any co-pays). Where I made a mistake was to trust the doctor's suggestions (not realizing that his goal was not aligned with mine and everything had a price tag). Even though it seemed a little odd, I was a willing and open patient. IMHO this doctor provided NO valuable advice around what would be appropriate tests... he was only interested in racking up as many tests as possible (whether to cover his butt, or to line his pocket I can't say). AND this doctor was a referral from Swedish in Edmonds.! Our healthcare system is broken!

From the owner: North Creek Medicine & Aesthetics offers locations in Everett, Kirkland, and Bellevue, Washington…read more Since its inception in 1987, Dr. Mark Swyer has expanded the practice to include Acupuncture and Aesthetics. North Creek Medicine & Aesthetics offers a variety of Aesthetic Services including Botox, Dermal Fillers, Chemical Peels, Microneedling with Rejuvepen, IPL Photofacials, and non-invasive body contouring with SculpSure. Their highly trained, friendly team is ready to answer your questions and put you at ease from the minute you walk in the door until well after you leave.

I visited Carbon Health Urgent Care's Mill Creek location today. The medical care provided was…read morestellar and impressive. The facility is immaculate, the assistant was welcoming, attentive, courteous and provided prompt assistance. The attending physician was excellent. He was thorough & caring. In addition to resolving the immediate concern that prompted my visit with a fast and accurate diagnosis and prescription for treatment, he explained what to expect and how long it will take for the medication to take full effect. Additionally, he discussed with me another health condition that became evident during his examination & labs that needs follow-up. I highly recommend Carbon Health, Mill Creek; my definite "go to" preference for urgent care that is convenient, trustworthy and effective.

I wish I could give them negative stars. I was so happy to have a new urgent care close to home…read more The front desk wasn't sure about my insurance, so I instructed them there is a provider verification number on the back of the card, that will verify that it is open network insurance. Red flag number one, the person at the front desk insisted she make the call from the back (not in front of me). She went to the back and said that she made the call. She was back there for maybe 3 minutes, which seemed to be pretty quick to get even through the call tree. She then came out from the back and said that my insurance wouldn't pay and they weren't contracted. She said I would have to pay the cash price. This didn't make any sense, as I work in benefits and know that my insurance can be taken here, as it is an open network insurance AND I have been to Carbon Health before. Imagine my surprise when I called the same number from my car 5 minutes later, they say that my insurance will cover this visit, and they would never say that to a provider's office calling. It appears as though the front desk person just didn't want to try and deal with it, while I had a urgent health matter, and I had to seek care elsewhere.

I would give Optum Silverlake clinic a negative rating if I could. I went to my appointment last…read moreTuesday, appearing 15 minutes early as requested. I explained to the medical assistant that I was angry at Optum, but not at the staff because they had always been kind to me. I also explained that I have brain damage to my hippocampus, so it was difficult to control my emotions if I became upset. That assistant (who would not give me her name, a guilty conscience, perhaps?) proceeded to treat me coldly and without any empathy. Of course that was upsetting to me. I began crying and she began threatening me with "security" or "police". I asked multiple times just to see the medical professional for my appointment and she refused. Apparently, while she was gone to get "security", she must have told the rest of the staff that I was the problem because she came back with a huge guy named Derek D. and told me that my appointment would not be honored. I wish I had a photograph of the smirk on her face when she said that. Honestly, I still believe that the ARNP (Uman Gahlot) and the MD (Dr. Nelson) are actually kind people and if they had spent 5 minutes with me the situation would have ended. The assistant, Ms. No One Identifiable, had made sure that option was blocked to me. I was escorted out of the building by another big, burly guy. While in the parking lot, I called the police myself and informed them that The Optum Clinic, Silver Lake, had refused to let me keep my appointment. Then I left. Honestly, I've never been treated to badly by a medical clinic in my entire life. Then they had the gall to send me a message today that I could sign up for another provider! Believe me, they could not PAY me enough to ever go there again. I've decided, since my great doctor, Dr. Murphy, left Optum Mukilteo in 2022, that I have several better options. After I recover from the trauma caused by this assistant, I will be writing to Optum's CEO in Minnesota and letting him know how displeased I am with Optum in general. Everett Clinic used to be a great clinic, but not anymore.

i took my blood pressure on my good cuff before I left the house. 147/117 or like that. Then I went…read morestraight to Optum. The nurses kept saying that I was 120/80. I knew that it was wrong, so their nurse kept sending in people saying 120/80. I drove down the street to the pharmacy to use their cslibrated machine. I printed out a receipt stating that: MY BLOOD PRESSURE WAS 165/123. The "head nurse" called me the next day and yelled at me for posting my experience. She told me to shut up and that her staff was always right. My doctor saw the print out, took my BP, and knew that the 120/80 was an easy out. after that I always had him take my blood pressure. And bring my cuff. If you have a complaint with these people, which you most likely will, they will treat you terribly.

Dr. Skirm is very professional. So if you like abrupt, fast moving, dismissive doctors, you will…read morelove her. She states that she will send a reminder to you about things, but what she doesn't tell you is that the reminder will be when your prescription unexpectedly runs out mid-year. She goes straight by the numbers, and doesn't really talk to her patients before prescribing them more and more pills with little or no explanation. I realize that Doctors are busy and have a lot of patients to see, but spending a couple of minutes to find out that a patient's father has died and that might be possibly why they are sad shouldn't be over the top. Allowing the patient the dignity of getting out the questions she had written down ahead of time shouldn't be an optional extra. Doctor Skirm is very professional. But I personally would like a doctor who treats me like a human being rather than a list of numbers on a computer screen.

Wow, we had our first appointment for my toddler son with Dr. Hung this week, and I left the…read moreappointment feeling so good. The fact that we got a whole hour with a Dr. Hung, was truly a gift. She answered all my questions and provided suggestions for supporting my son. We've gone to other pediatricians and she was the first pediatrician that had patience and empathy for my toddler son that gets scared of doctor's offices. She let him put the stethoscope on his chest, and she pointed to him where to put it. She had light up toys to distract him and let him play with. I've never had a doctor that prepared or patient. We will continue going to Flourish Family Medicine. There were a lot of forms to fill out before the appointment which took up a lot of time, but it did provide the doctor with a lot of information, so I appreciated it.

I really like taking my family to flourish for our care. I really appreciate the attentiveness of…read morethe providers. My only bit of feedback is around the hounding that the office staff does to get patients to fill out the questionnaires. For my baby's first appt I was having some trouble adjusting at home to all of my new responsibilities that came with taking care of a newborn, my toddler and myself having just finished a high risk pregnancy for gestational hypertension. As I was finally sitting down to complete the paperwork prior to the deadline while in between feeds I received yet another reminder call. I explained my situation to the lady that called me and she had very little empathy.