Depends who you see. Dr. Attaway was condescending and arrogant. When the flex test didnt go how…read morehe said it would, he pushed forward with a blanket diagnosis and some anti anxiety medicine for back pain. The ambulance came to get me out of bed the next day, thanks to his indifference. I told them not to take me to Providence Swedish Emergency. They even called it a glorified urgent care. I believe that.

I experienced a worker here named Linda in the X-Ray department who was being very unprofessional…read morewith the X-Ray techs here at this location very disappointed to see people who work so hard to be treated so poorly.

Normal dr office but full of old docs who will retire after one year but they won't tell you that…read more They'll take your money and run. Dr bacon was the worst. Scammer, he tried to me me on different more expensive meds and almost ruined my life. Then just retired. This showcases the poor quality office that is Mill Creek Family Practice. I presented with my primary concern being losing my doctor again. They're liars.

I have been going there since I was a kid in the 90s and the staff there is amazing. I have seen a…read morefew different doctors when I moved away for a bit and MCFP's doctors made me realize how amazing they are. The front office staff is great too. I am bummed they got bought out my the Everett Clinic because them being owned by the doctors let them treat people without money in mind but the same folks are still employed there which made me keep coming back. Glad they got rid of LapCorp there, that place is just a zoo. 30+ years and still coming back to them.

I called first to see how long the waiting line was and they said 30 min…read more The person was very cordial. When I arrived, the desk lady was most cordial and helpful and while I was talking to her a gent came up and assured me they would get to me as soon as a room opened. Not sure if it was my age (78) or what but that was nice. I waited about 15 min and was in to a room where a young lady did all the normal. The doctor was exceptionally thorough and concerned with my condition. We discussed and settled on next steps. I was really impressed with the doctor's care and I've had plenty of experience on the patient side of the practice of medicine. Wish she was my primary.

Multiple misdiagnoses and poorly trained techs…read more I have had multiple visits here and am sorely disappointed because when I follow up with my regular primary care physicians, they have told me each time that urgent care didn't do things right. Recent examples include: 1. I was flagged for extreme blood pressure. However, the blood pressure was taken incorrectly with my feet hanging off the chair, my arm hanging straight down, my back not rested, and the cuff was way too tight. 2. I took my son in for a strep test, and they said it was negative. His symptoms continued, and when we visited his pediatrician, another test confirmed it was positive. The urgent care didn't swab far enough back. In both cases, my primary care physicians confirmed that urgent care failed to follow correct procedures. I plan to complain to Evergreen directly, but I hope others read this and choose a different provider for urgent care. These experiences have left me very unhappy.

I scheduled an appointment twice with providence and they were virtual appointments. The doctor nor…read morethe 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.

The Mammo itself went fine but they billed to the wrong insurance and could not get corrected so I…read morehad to pay the bill. If you want a huge bill to pay go here. If not go to Evergreen!!

Negative stars. Made appt with Ronald Quam, DO,…read moreorthopedics. Most horrible experience in my entire medical history. The appt was for May 28, 2025 and I am still dealing with it. No one there wants to help.

I am so grateful to have found Western Washington GI, and specifically, Dr. Schreiber…read more Having a strong family history of colon cancer, I've known for a few years that I really need to get a colonoscopy. After contracting COVID in February, I developed an ulcer, and subsequently also needed an endoscopy. My brother, who is just two years older than me, had an alarming colonoscopy this year, and that was the final catalyst to get things done. Make no mistake about it. I was absolutely TERRIFIED. And, as an ER RN myself, I felt like I "knew too much". My primary doc recommended Western Wa Gastroenterology. When I called to make an appointment, I was given the option of seeing the PA quickly (who I'm sure is abundantly competent, but doesn't do procedures) or wait to see the doc who would actually be doing my procedure. As I preferred a female doctor for this particular kind of thing, I researched reviews and asked for recommendations online, and those two things led me to Dr. Schreiber. I chose to wait to have an appointment with her so I wouldn't meet her on the same day that she'd be putting a scope where the sun doesn't shine. I first met with her in the end of May, and I could tell immediately that she was worth the wait. She asked questions that made it clear that she had read my intake form, and wanted to understand why I was there and help me. She was so kind and patient, and when I told her that I had some anxiety revolving around the procedures, she was understanding and reassuring. Fast forward to my procedure day, I showed up at the endoscopy center earlier this week. I checked in at 8am, and from the kind woman who checked me in, to my nurse, Theresa, to Dr. Schreiber, to the nurse anesthetist, Nate, to my recovery nurse, Amy, everyone was SO friendly, so respectful, caring, professional, and gave me the utmost confidence and reassurance that everything would be ok. I was out of there before 11am. IF you have any concerns about the sedation portion, you need to know that some places use a combination of Fentanyl and Versed, and some use Propofol. When you hear about people waking up mid-procedure, they likely got the first one. I communicated my concerns to Nate, and I received Propofol which is standard for this practice, and I remember absolutely NOTHING of the actual procedure. I woke up feeling fine - although I guess professed my true love to Nate - and he apparently was a good sport about it - and I was discharged rather quickly and was on my way home. Please note that you must have a driver in attendance and they must wait there for the duration of the procedure. Kids can come. They can be in the waiting area or the coffee shop, but they must stay in the building, which is understandable. I was a little tired that same day, and maybe even a little bit the next day from the prep and not eating, but after that, I felt like a million bucks. Never had any pain, left feeling like I had a plan, was given a detailed report and photos about the findings, and a follow up call yesterday to see how I was doing. If there's anything to take away from this, it's that you don't need to be scared. I was absolutely terrified until the minute it happened, but it ended up being a breeze. Get your tailpipe checked. Especially if you are over 40. If you wait until you have symptoms, it may be too late. Don't be a chicken like I was. It really gives you peace of mind just knowing that everything is a-ok. I highly recommend WWGI, and I most definitely recommend Dr. Schreiber.

Able to get in within a few minutes and care team seems good, but lacking follow up. Rx for cough…read moresuppressant still not arrived at pharmacy after phoning mill creek's Optum walk in clinic office. also need results of chest X-ray I had to go to silver lake to get since mill creek's not working.Dr said she'd phone me with the results but hasn't yet. didn't get an email confirming MyChart setup. feel like I'm slipping through the cracks. Usually they've been more thorough, but not this time

So thankful for Dr. Lee and the rest of the team at Optum Mill Creek! After a very traumatic fall,…read moreI showed up to their clinic busted, bloody, and in complete shock. They quickly ushered me into the procedure room and immediately started providing care. Although I was in complete panic, they calmed me down with kindness and humor. Dr. Lee assured my husband and I that there would be minimal scarring from the stitches and I didn't feel a thing. Despite the injury and trauma, I left feeling much more relieved.

Had a Mammo with prov Millcreek. The mammo itself was fine but they billed incorrectly, and my blue…read morecross insurance couldn't pay. After 4 months of trying to get them to rebill to correct blue cross insurance I finally just paid the bill myself so they wouldn't send a collections !! So if you want big fat bill, then go here if not, go to evergreen for your mammos!!

Enjoy this facility. good parking, easy to find the offices needed. Long corridor leading to…read moreUrgent Care and Labs needs a hand rail that works for folks on canes or just need something to hold on. Very dangerous to go there alone with nothing on the walls to hold on too. ALSO at this time the Disabled door opener at the main entrance does not work.

My 5 year old was prescribed a medication that's usually not prescribed to children under 8 because…read moreof the side effects, when I called to check after the pharmacy challenged it, the phone people were so incredibly rude and useless. I apparently called too close to closing time (or so they kept telling me) and they refused to help telling me I had to call back tomorrow and it would be a 48 he response time. That seems irresponsible when talking about a prescribed medication for a child.

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.

Have to take back my comment that my cardiologist was good. He refilled my medication at a dose 8…read moretimes higher than what I was on. Didn't say anything to me about it. Seems like Providence doesn't see you as a patient and human, but as a burden and $.

Super nice staff. I was late 20 mins but the check In person said we might have to re schedule, but…read moreAfter 30 seconds or so she said we can squeeze you in just wait..so we pretty much switched with the person after us. Great customer service, super accommodating. Doctors are good.