On the 5th floor there is the Everett clinic Gynecology- let me tell you I have never been treated with so much compassion and empathy. Honorable mention Dr. Quan Dau MD he gave me his 100% undivided attention, very compassionate, understanding, gentle. The visit summary was very well documented, the reception staff is wonderful no complaints at all. Another great experience with Markio Taggart, ARNP she was also lovely, so compassionate and treated me with a sense of urgency. I love them! I don't want to go anywhere else again if I don't have to I appreciate it so much! read more

Providence Regional Medical Center Everett - Pacific Campus - Parking on the street and there is also a covered pay parking lot with security. Decent/nice area with residential housing all around. - Medical Centers Near Me - Everett, Washington

This message is specifically for the everett pacific mental health program (PHP and IOP). Everyone there took my concerns seriously, listened to me, and made me feel safe and were extremely accommodating. The therapists and the medication manager/psychiatrist are helpful and caring individuals. I felt like I was taken seriously here and I have learned skills to manage my mental health. I recommend this place/program to anyone seeking help with mental illness or even substance addiction. Thank you especially to Britt, Carly, Don, Molly and Reginah. You are wonderful people. read more

Found it interesting they stated Mandatory Masking when we entered. After putting on our masks, we walked over to the US Department and hardly anyone was wearing masks, including providers. I didn't mind wearing the mask since I just got over Covid, and was able to come out of my cave, but it was confusing. read more

I scheduled an appointment twice with providence and they were virtual appointments. The doctor nor the office sent the link. They also did not provide any contact information to ask someone to get the link. The next time I scheduled my appointment, I took the initiative to call providence to verify the time and the fact that they would send a link. They verified all that on the phone and acted like I was stupid for even asking and following up. The next day they canceled it because they counted me as a no-show the other two times because THEY failed to send the right resources to the patients. Not to mention, every appointment is about 6-8 months out. You could be seriously ill and this establishment won't care. Afterwards the office lady I spoke to about how I never received the right link wrote lies in the notes about me for the nod for to read. You are supposed to be helpers of the public. Not sadists out here acting like we owe you something when you are doing your jobs absolutely incorrectly from the start. Zero empathy, zero attention to patient care, and zero morals as a health establishment. Most Washington healthcare sucks, but this place is the worst. Doctor: Jinhee Binder CMA was Angela K. Both health professionals need to have a more professional take on services going forward. I moved here from Georgia and this first experience in Washington state was horrendous. Be better. read more

2 family members in ER separately this year. One lost 20lbs in 1week after being sent home and told she was fine. Had gallstones and blood clots in her legs. Took 2 months of her in pain before any action. The second went to ER for pain in chest and shortness of breath. Saw something on X-ray but didn't know what it was so sent him home and told to get CT scan. Fast forward-CT scan done two weeks later showed pulmonary embolism. Again, he was sent home and told to make an appointment with a pulmonologist. 3 weeks was soonest he could be seen. Went to different hospital and was admitted within an hour. Scary business. Choose wisely. read more

If I could rate this ER lower, I would. Took my 17 year old minor daughter there for suspected kidney stones. My husband is a loud man who is hard of hearing. Staff told him to leave after 2.5 hours waiting with no one even taking her vitals. She was crying in pain. We were forced to take her to Evergreen ER in Monroe. Evergreen treated her for two kidney stones and stabilized her. Providence billed my insurance for over $2k--Without even taking her temperature. Apparently very costly waiting room chairs. Rude staff and also clearly fraudulent! What a bonus! Avoid this place if you need any true ER services. Go any place else. read more

I picked Providence for my entire pregnancy care. Dr. K. L. Pieper was my OBGYN for the 9 months and he delivered my baby too. I got lucky as he happened to be the delivering doctor when I was due. All but one nurse were nice and attentive. However, the one crazy nurse kept on pushing to have me induced, under no order or request. Luckily the doctor didn't feel the need either and she finally went away. Except for that... the whole experience was straight forward. read more

We recently had our second child at Providence and couldn't have been more pleased with the staff and he entire experience. The rooms are great. Set up with everything you need. (other than a DVD player and a big screen plasma tv) The staff is awesome. Where do they find all these happy and helpfull people? Our first pregnancy was easy. Our second turned into an emergency c-section. Even though they were both quite different experiences, Providence was on top of their game throughout. I highly recommend Providence to make your baby experience even more special... Max Danger Carson born in November 2008 Charlee Sue Carson born in July 2012 read more

I gave birth to my son here last May and I had a great experience. I had group health insurance and my doctor was ok, but she didn't feel comfortable delivering with a vacuum and Dr. Anholm delivered instead. She was excellent and took great care of me with some post-birth complications even though I wasn't her official patient. All of the nursing staff here is excellent and the food is pretty good too! I was hesitant when I saw I would have a male delivery nurse but nurse Dave was great and ultimately saved my life when I had some serious postpartum bleeding. I ended up needing to be at the hospital for 5 days. Every day someone checked in with me to see how everyone was doing (staff/service) and everyone was so helpful. It was one of the scariest moments in my life as I almost needed a blood transfusion (1number away!) but I was so incredibly well cared for leading up to delivery, throughout and following delivery as well. Even though I now live 30mins away I am tempted to come back in the future because of my positive experience. read more

If you can avoid this place-do so! I had a c-section and was forcibly moved from my bed accidentally because the dr on call "made a mistake and thought I was someone else" AND then when I told the dr's In my post care that I thought I had a hernia from this incident with dr pulling me out of bed they told me "my body just needed time to heal". A year later I REFERRED MYSELF because Dr. Sokolova "lost my referral" a couple times-I found out (through Dr. Brakstad at UW) I had a giant hernia that needed immediate surgery-I now have a mesh built abdominal wall and probably shouldn't have any more children-THANKS, PROV! Will never go here for any procedure or issue. Even their image and diagnostics department is a total joke. Hard PASS. read more

Providence Everett is a place that you never really want to go, after all it is a hospital. Sadly at times we will all need to go to one for ourselves or a loved one, and Providence is a great choice if you are in upper Snohomish County. Although Overlake in Bellevue would always be my top choice, Providence provides quality health care and a friendly staff which is what really matters in the time of need. I would recommend Providence if it is the closest hospital that you are near and need medical care, but if you have a planned procedure or are closer to Overlake, they seem to overall have a more friendly, personable, "resort" guest feel to it. read more

Who likes a mammogram??? Yeah!! Woooooohoooooo!! Wait? No one? Seriously....no one. It doesn't matter if you have small breasts or large breasts is awkward and uncomfortable. I have been to many breast centers, and dealt with MANY technicians and doctors...and I have to say that ALL the ladies that work here are amazing!! The "gowns" could be a little more glamorous...I mean wearing a sheet from the 90's style is a little depressing...but everything else is great. Considering I'm a breast model and I've had 4 kids.....modesty is not an issue for me....but even if it was, these ladies make you comfortable and keep you modest (well up until the actual exam). The machines are better than they use to be, much quicker and easier. It use to take 8-11 pictures to get what they got in 6 now. Much less painful. Mercy was my technician today and she was so professional, and kind. It's awkward for everyone when someone is trying to adjust your breast and get you to stand and not breathe, etc, but she was great. They offer the new 3D imaging, as well as traditional, they take all sorts of insurance and help you if you have no insurance by getting you in touch with programs like Citrine. The lady at the front desk was fabulous, helped me get set up on MyChart thru Providence so I can get my results faster and make all my visits easier. She also got all the paperwork filled out for me so that I can receive my mammogram on a disc, as well as all my reports, in the mail. Very personable. I have had dozens of terrible experiences at all kinds of breast centers, with all kinds of specialists....so I truly appreciate that they show respect for people here while still being efficient. Definitely recommend them if you are in need of breast imaging of any kind. AND PLEASE REMEMBER...... Breast cancer doesn't discriminate...so do regular home exams whether you are male or female...and take care of yourselves!! read more

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I've had to be in and out of the Women's Pavillion and the nearby surgery department over the past few weeks. In fact, I just got home a few hours ago from my surgery and I feel great, tired but great! Every nurse and doctor I came into contact with was friendly, interested in my well-being and comfort and they just made the experience go by in a breeze. I felt completely relaxed ( before the painkillers! ;) -- it is just a great atmosphere! Thank you Providence :) read more

Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, colloquially known as "Prov Everett", is a full-service medical center and the flagship hospital of Providence Health & Services, the largest faith-based healthcare system in the Northwestern United States. It regularly serves patients from Snohomish County, Skagit County, Whatcom County, Island County, and San Juan County, Washington. Its two campuses are located at 1321 Colby Avenue (Colby Campus) and 916 Pacific Avenue (Pacific Campus) in Downtown Everett, Washington, Providence Everett has over 3,000 employees and approximately 1,000 physicians on staff. It is currently licensed for 468 beds[1] following the completion of the $500 million, 12-story, 680,000 square foot Marshall and Katherine Cymbaluk Medical Tower in June 2011. Providence Regional Medical Center Everett was created from a merger between Providence Hospital and General Hospital Medical Center. Providence Hospital first opened in 1905, after the Sisters of Providence purchased the Monte Cristo hotel and converted it into a hospital with 75 beds. It was staffed by 11 Sisters and 3 other employees. In its first year, the new hospital served over 400 patients. In 1923, the Sisters of Providence borrowed $200,000 and built a new hospital with 126 beds adjacent to the old site. It underwent a further $14.5 million renovation in 1962. General Hospital was founded by the Women's Book Club of Everett in 1894, the cornerstone being laid in an existing building at 3322 Broadway. In 1923, a group of businessmen rallied the community and raised $150,000 to purchase a new site and construct a modern hospital with 74 beds, which opened in 1924. It further expanded to 127 beds in 1949, and a seven-story, $782,000 patient care tower was completed in 1965. In 1990, The hospital elected to change its name to General Hospital Medical Center. In 1994, under the sponsorship of Providence Health & Systems (then called Sisters of Providence Health Systems), Providence Hospital and General Hospital Medical Center merged becoming Providence General Medical Center. The name was changed again in 2000 to Providence Everett Medical Center. In 2002, the five-story Pavilion for Women and Children opened at the Pacific campus. It was followed by the establishment of Providence Everett Healthcare Clinic in 2004. In 2007, Providence partnered with local care providers to open the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership, offering comprehensive outpatient oncology programs. In 2008, to better reflect its role in the area, the hospital changed its name to Providence Regional Medical Center Everett.[2] PRMCE is one of a handful of Level II trauma centers in Washington state. It currently has the busiest emergency room in the northwestern United States. read more

Had my last baby here 8 years ago and it was by far the nicest providence hospital I had been too. The rooms were nice and the staff was very nice and helpful. I also have had serveral surgeries here and still felt it was a nice hospital. read more

I woke up April 2012 with the worst pain I have ever felt in my life, I thought I was dying. When my husband finally convinced me to go to the ER we picked the closest one we could find. When I arrived and limped to the counter, the reps asked how they could help me. I informed them that I had severe pain in my abdomen. They asked a few questions to determine if it was a life threatening emergency and proceeded to check me in. At the time I was frustrated with the questions and the fact I had to wait, but I was in immense pain so my patience was non existent (not their fault), and they got me back to the room in the appropriate order. The nurses were very competent and the doctor was nice once he was able to examine me. It was about an hour wait to see the doctor, I'm sure it would have been sooner if there was cause. I left with a diagnosis of kidney stones and I received an rx and was told to follow up with my Doc. About a year later my husband had at surgery at Swedish Edmonds and was having a complication during recovery. We went back to Providence because it was closer and again we were impressed how nice the doctor and nurses were. He saw the doctor more quickly than I did, but he had just had back surgery- so completely understandable. read more

I admitted myself to the hospital because I couldn't put weight on one leg, the achilles tendon hurt too much. In the ER I was told they needed to get a "clean urine sample" by catheterizing me. I told them that would not work because my arthritis prevents my legs from separating. She responded, "We can do it anyway." Then 4 women accosted me. Two each pulling one of my legs apart, the other two stretching and pulling what was in between. The first one angrily barked, "Stop clenching your legs!" I was crying and yelling and trying to keep them from ripping the connective tissue. After 3 tries they gave up. I felt Iike I had been gang raped. When I sent in a complaint I was told this behavior was appropriate for my condition. read more

They have a month waiting list for the nerve test and if you are late they won't see you! You have to reschedule! They waste your time and don't care about you or your time or your money or your medical problems and they don't use common sense and logic! read more

My Fourth baby was born here years ago and it was absolutely the best experience. The staff was extremely professional and on top of everything. I had a wonderful view of the Puget Sound from my large comfortable room as well. I am a medical professional myself and watched and observed everything with absolute impression. I wasn't yelping back then so I wanted to show my appreciation today. Thank you! read more

Since most of the rave reviews for this hospital seem to be for the women's pavilion which I can't say I've been inside of since I have not yet given birth, nor would I wish to ever give birth in Everett I will give my review of the part of the hospital I've had experience with. My grandmother was transferred to this campus after having a quadruple bypass at the newer Providence up the road. Over the weekend there was no physical therapist on duty, so she was not taken out of bed for a walk and lost a lot of strength. On Monday she was a little stubborn so they gave up on trying to get her up and walking at all. When I showed up with a friend to visit her again this week, out near the bus stop just off the end of Pacific I saw nurse smoking and picking her behind. I saw many of the other nurses smoking, and when we got into the elevator a group of nurses got on with us and smelled more heavily of nicotine smoke than a casino gaming floor. The nurses on her floor (the 6th floor) seemed to be from the bottom of the barrel. I heard multiple times the nurse call button in patient's rooms going off and the nurses would sit at the desk and wait, or make a run to the staffing lounge. While watching my grandma have dinner in the patient cafeteria most of the patients all elderly and confined to wheel chairs were left to fend for themselves. One nurse when we were walking back from the patient cafeteria walked right into my grandfather like he wasn't even there, and she didn't even bother to apologize. I saw many of the nurses just hiding out in corners and looking like they generally didn't want to be there. The staff who I came into direct contact with seemed pretty short tempered and dead inside, and showed little care for those who they are paid to tend to. Even my grandma's own call button would go long periods of time unanswered. The funniest part of all my grandpa said that most of the nurses here seem like they should be patients themselves. So if you have the option of being dropped off here when you're deathly ill or in the woods, go with the woods. At least if you're left in the woods you will expect to not be tended to or cared about. I would say that this place is a joke, but when it comes to the lives of your loved ones it's no laughing matter. read more

Although I went through 3 days of labor (induced) and was in complete misery for most of it, I can say not a single negative thing about this place. The staff was out of this world amazing. All of the nurses I had were SO kind, genuine and patient. They were truly angels during the last 2 days, I don't think I would have had such a pleasant experience if it weren't for them. I definitely would have been leaning towards cesarean if it weren't for the advice from one of the very experienced nurses- which was something I didn't even want to consider! Anyway, I got through it- had my beautiful baby and after all the hell that came with the process of getting to the point of giving birth, I can at least know when I'm ready for baby number two I'll be taken care of. I seriously have a special place in my heart for this place and it's employees read more

At the womens pavillion: My fiancee had a fibroid tumor removed today. It was very large. The doctor was just awesome and so was everyone else. They are taking great care of her right now and I'm happy she had the procedure done here. read more

Judgmental and small minded. If you are going to pump recovering alcoholics full of meds that help and then kick them to the curb with nothing until the can't get into treatment for two weeks. Just trying to get through my work week. But I'm automatically labeled a junkie cause I'm in everett. shitty little town. Try skid row in Dtla for a week and then call me a junkie. I was genuinely asking for help and they had no desire to even investigate the seizures I had... small minded idiots read more

I gave birth to my first child at the Women's Pavilion located at Providence it was the best experience I could have asked for. The doctors, nurses and staff were so wonderful, it made a big impression on me. I highly recommend them to any expectant mom near by be it your first, second or seventh child, you wont be let down. read more

My wife gave birth to our second child here. It was fantastic!! They staff made everything so pleasant, well as pleasant as you can be after 18 hours of labor! We had our first at Skagit Valley, and this blew that out of the water. Definitely a great experience here! read more

I am currently a patient of the Midwives at the Pacific campus and have been since early February. I am pregnant with my first baby and I have been a nervous wreck since day one. The staff members in the Midwifery care clinic are incredibly helpful and put my needs first! They take their time to make sure I am 100% comfortable and all of my questions are answered. I have not had one single negative experience with them. I HIGHLY recommend the Providence Midwives, especially for first time moms. I would not be as relaxed and confident in this pregnancy without their constant reassurance and dedication. read more

I'm a big fan of the Providence Everett . They're very professional, very helpful, and their feature is just excellent. I gave birth of my son and daughter there and had very good experience. Thank you read more

I recently went to the breast center for a lump found in my breast. This place is amazing!!! Eased my fears, every person was very friendly and compassionate. Highly recommend to anybody, every staff member is great! Thank you for making a very fearful day as calming as possible. .....even the valet parking attendants are so friendly!! read more

Super friendly staff, nurses, doctors, even volunteers. They all treat the patients with the highest quality of care.

Do NOT go here!! Alison Moyes the worst doctor ever!! ER visit the worst!! Please, do not go for a medical emergency. I have 2 infections in my head & got the worst headache I've ever got. I was only on day 1.5 of antibiotics for them. The security guard actually got me a wheelchair because he said I didn't look good. I could barely stand or walk because of the pain and dizziness. The nurse that pushed my wheelchair jerked me around & did not go easier when I cried out. Pain 10/10. The ER "doctor" was Alison Moyes, worst doc ever!! I told her about my issues and that I had taken something for pain hours before, but it was too much. She wanted to give me ibprofen and anti nausea for it. Maybe she didn't understand how bad the pain was. So I told her it hurt so bad, if I had to deal with it for days, I'd rather die. She literally laughed in my face and said, "Jesus christ". I was floored. So apparently if you take pain meds hours ago, they will not give you any. She even said that a shot of pain medication wouldn't work on a headache. Bullshit. It may have cut my pain in half. I started crying, which made everything worse. I puked in the garbage can 3 times, having to take off my pulse & oxygen to get to the can. Both instruments started beeping, but no one came to check on me. I could just be dead, laying there. Not only was this doctor not learning from medical school, but laughs at people experiencing the worst pain in their lives. Dr. Moyes may be one of the worst human beings, as well as doctor there. It was the first time I left a hospital worse than when I went in. Today, my head still hurts, (thankfully not as bad), but I'd rather drive to Canada than go here. Moyers should absolutely have consequences for her unempathic, rude ways, as well as having a real doctor teach her about medicine. I've already called Providence patient complaints, next is my lawyer & I will be contacting a group that specializes in discrimination & malpractice. Dr. Alison Moyes...demand a different "doctor". My bf was worried as I was awake & in pain. He said if I ended my life he would sue Moyes. Luckily one of my friends is a lawyer & she said she would look into this. So glad I know her!! read more

This is where my neice was born! The nurses were all wonderful, and cared for their paitients!

Let me start with this is going to be a longer review. The only service we have used at Providence is the Midwife Center and advance imaging. My husband and I were ecstatic to learn we were expecting our first child. I took an at home pregnancy test on December 2, 2014. I made an appointment with my PCP short there after. My PCP is part of The Everett Clinic (TEC), he recommended Providence. Apparently, TEC and Providence work together and have access to each other's records. We made an appointment to meet with a Midwife for December 29. We went to our appointment on the 29th, it was great. The Midwife spent almost an hour answering our questions, everything from, "Is how tired I am normal?", to "What can/can't I eat?". Since this is our first pregnancy, we had a TON of questions. She told us about "Centering". We loved that idea. Not only do you get hands on with your pregnancy care, but you meet other soon-to-be parents with a due date around yours. When all the babies are born you have other new parents to meet with, other kids your child's age. And most importantly, SOs are involved. That means my husband would get the be there, hear the answers to the questions himself and interact with other husbands that are in the same situation. We were very excited and signed up as soon as we could. I think the program is a great idea!! Since Centering session would start well into my 2nd trimester, they set up a 2nd individual appointment for the end of January. The Midwife ordered blood tests and an ultrasound (U/S). The test results we all normal. But, I noticed that none of the tests were for HCG. Ergo, there was no doubling test. No follow up blood work. We scheduled the ultrasound for January 5th. We went to our U/S appointment. Based on last missed period, I would have been about 8 weeks along at the U/S appointment. Until this point we had really enjoyed our experience, but ignorance is bliss and naivety is deceiving comfort blanket. So, this is where everything goes sideways. At the U/S appointment, I felt that the technician was a little apprehensive and nervous. There was also another person in the room. He seemed like a "senior" technician. In hindsight, the technician that was doing the U/S on me was a "student", and the other technician was a "teacher". While I don't care, I understand everyone has to learn, I was never asked if it was ok for the student to perform the U/S. I still feel like it is standard practice to inform the patient of something like that. There were a couple things that left me with a bad feeling in the pit of my stomach, like when the student started listening to the U/S she kept shaking her head, it was as if something was wrong, or she was doing something wrong. Also, she was very unsure of her answers. I understand she isn't trained to to diagnose the results, just perform the tests, but she acted weird. When the test was done, we were sent on our way. We were told we would get the results in a couple days. As I was driving home (my husband met me there), I got a call from the on-call Midwife. She basically told me, the pregnancy didn't take (I have since learned it was a blighted ovum). I'm sure she mentioned it then, but I had just been hit over the head with a 2 x 4 and was not a good listener. My pregnancy sack measured about 7 weeks, but it was empty I do recall her saying that I needed to set up an appointment to "complete the termination". I was given options for completing the termination. That was the gist of the entire conversation. I drove home the rest of the way, only a mile or 2, fighting back tears. As soon as I pulled in the garage, I broke down. I told my husband about the phone call. I was a mess. Looking back over the last two weeks, we have been on a crazy roller coaster. We were NEVER given options like a follow up exam, follow up blood work, nothing like that. Just lets end this. He thought about it for a while and we decided to set up and appointment...for a second opinion from another provider. We schedule one through TEC. I got a call from the the Midwife the next day to set up the "termination" appointment. I told them I wanted a second opinion. Immediately, they cancelled my 2nd appointment. I couldn't believe how horribly they handled our situation. From my research blighted ovum miscarriages are not uncommon, but how can they be so blase about it? Especially with first time parents. They never explained anything, from the test results showing a cyst on my ovary (which is normal to keep early pregnancy sustained) to it's possible I ovulated late in my cycle and might not be as far along as I/they thought. We learned this from our second opinion appointment. Ultimately, the initial diagnosis was accurate, but how it was handled we will never go back to Providence, and am even considering avoiding a Midwife for our next pregnancy. read more

I don't understand why I can never get an appointment with my doctor. It's four times now that I can only get something 3 weeks out or more. How does this help when you are sick? The only thing I can figure out is that they want to cut down on patients because they could die before you get to them. The receptionist makes no effort to suggest seeing another doctor or even go to a walk-in clinic. Nothing at all, didn't care one bit. I left Swedish and went back to Providence because the service used to be better. Now I'm not going to Swedish anymore either and I will make certain everyone knows why. read more

I tried looking for Women's Pavilion but it only brings up Providence hospital which is pretty much the same place...two connecting buildings. I want to start by saying Thank you to all the staff who helped us with our last delivery of our baby boy! Everyone here is just wonderful! I had my 2nd baby here in 2011 and it was a great experience even with having a c-section! The nurses are so kind, patient, gentle, helpful, caring and all of the above! The OB's, I had met a few of them, were gracious, personable, informative, and many other wonderful things! I can go on and on about the staff! Even the admin are great! With my recent delivery on 8/27/2015 it was just as awesome as it was the first time! Nurses and staff were all kind and so caring. The Doctors, especially my OB, were all very sweet and exceptional in their care. I wouldn't go anywhere else! They have everything you need for every special pregnancy. Midwife to OB to natural or cesarean. Special needs and high risk, they have you covered. This is the best place for all maternities! Thank you Providence at the Women's Pavillon! 10* read more