Been a part of 5 gyms over the past 30 years and while no place is perfect, the PC is the best I've experienced. It's been around forever, yet they're always trying new things, making improvements, and reacting to feedback. The childcare has been a huge blessing to our family, giving us the chance to workout while the kids are watched over. We've also enjoyed the variety of activities they provide like the pool bounce-house nights, "parents night out", etc. We also started their tennis membership and found an amazing community to go along with a sport that lasts a lifetime. Highly recommend giving it a try, they have leagues, mixer nights, private lessons, holiday parties, and more. read more

Great space to workout! Great place to recover! Family friendly too. Hit your goal - sign up today! read more

I've used the Pacific Clinic services for just under a decade. The front desk, lead staff, and coaches make me feel valued and cared for. The extensive racket sport and water options, fitness classes, and focus on holistic health and fitness make Pacific Clinic a top contender for the price and amenities. When my relatives visit, they cannot believe the "bang for the buck" and the professional care they observe in all the activities. We are blessed to have Pacific Clinic in the Tricities! Thank you. read more

Extremely unprofessional management ran by Shaelah Harmon, and Owner Steve White is just as unprofessional and CLEARLY unaware of the issues his facility is facing. I was not treated as a "valued" member after 5 years. Terminated my membership brought on by another member. They pick and choose which members to cater to. Also, the upkeep of the entire facility has gone down hill. Leaking roof every single time it rains, equipment is always down. Sauna and steam room always down for "ordering parts." They can't maintain the air conditioning in the free weights area in the summers. They also just raised rates in expecting members to pay for the new HVAC system for the pickle ball and tennis, and cleaning and pool supplies. What a joke! I highly don't recommend, spend your money elsewhere! read more

Super unprofessional place, spent over $400 on a party here... we even joined the swimming lessons here. the set up for the party wasn't ready. the pizzas were 45 minutes late, the "host" didn't help with the party really. the sodas that were included with our package were half opened.... we called to speak with a manager after the fact about it and the team member on the phone said she will get back to us within a week & we never got a return call it's been weeks now & they haven't fixed anything for us. I wouldn't recommend it feels like a scam personally to me. read more

The pacific clinic physical therapy is booking 6 weeks out for appointments unless you've been seen there in the last six months (they are under the new management). They do not answer their phone consistently. You need to email medicaloffice@pacific.clinic. Do not ask your doctor for a referral to pacific clinic physical therapy unless you want to wait for treatment. read more

I wanted to start a membership for my family but opted not to after realizing that this clinic doesn't care about health promotion as much as they do making money. I was shocked to find out that they wanted my mother in law who has moderate Alzheimers dementia and spinal stenosis to pay for an individual membership at full price! As a nurse practitioner, this shocked me because they also provide primary care services. How is it possible that they don't offer senior discounts or take such conditions into consideration? It's pretty obvious that they started their primary care practice only to be able to stay open during covid. Its such a shame because I really did like the facilty, but I can't justify starting a contract for someone who is practically reverting back to being a child. read more

I've used Pacific Clinic as a non-member for almost a year before finally joining several months ago. I was looking for reformer Pilates in the Tri-Cities and this was one of the only options. My instructors, Jolene and Liz are top notch. They each have their own styles and are focused on students learning and development. As a mom of two small kids, this self care is important. I added a small group weight training class with Ruby and can't say enough positive things. It's challenging in the best way, once a week, I push myself for 1 hour and have fun. The sessions are diverse and interesting. I've seen improvement in my strength. Childcare is a great option to have, thought it can get crowded. My husband and I are satisfied with the pool area and our son has enjoyed a few days of the spring break and summer camps. The front desk staff are cheerful, helpful and make great protein smoothies. Before moving to the Tri-Cities, I belonged to gyms, pilates and yoga studios in CA and NY. Pacific Clinic pricing is fair and the place is clean and I like they are renovating to make things nicer for members. This is a great find. read more

MY GOOGLE REVIEW OF PACIFIC CLINIC: PARENTS, take caution signing up your children for "Adventure Camp" which is Pacific Clinic's summer day camp. My 8 yo child told me that he saw TWO NAKED MEN walk by on his first day of camp when going into the main men's locker room to use the bathroom. The camp counselor was present, but understandably, they cannot control or prevent adult men from walking naked in the locker room area, which is where the restrooms are located. I spoke to the activities director, Penny, and asked, "Is there ANY other restroom in your entire facility that my child can use other than the ones located in the main men's locker room?" She responded, "No." My husband then asked, "So you're saying that my kid would have to see naked men every time he wants to use the bathroom?" And she responded, "Potentially." I understand that Pacific Clinic cannot control whether their members walk naked in the locker room / changing areas. Upon withdrawing our child from camp, we made a surprising discovery. Just downstairs from the main Adventure Camp activity room, we found smaller locker rooms with restrooms. These restrooms could have been a viable alternative for our child. However, it was clear that Pacific Clinic had made a deliberate choice to NOT allow campers to use these restrooms, despite their smaller size and easier ability to control adult presence (like waiting for adults to leave, and preventing adults from entering while campers used the restroom). I'm giving 2 stars because my child otherwise had fun at camp, the employees were friendly, Penny the activities director was professional, the counselors seemed kind and attentive (especially Parker), and we were refunded for the remainder of camp. I'm taking off 3 stars because my child shouldn't have to see naked adults when trying to use the restroom! I would consider re-enrolling my child in day camp if they could accommodate by having a SINGLE restroom with one toilet that campers who are ages 6-11 could use. For now, I had to explain that my child (who felt he did something wrong by seeing another person's privates) had done absolutely nothing wrong. UPDATE AFTER PACIFIC CLINIC'S REPLY: I understand that Pacific Clinic's business model prioritizes its members who pay a subscription fee. I think most people reading this would agree that informed consent for a parent regarding their child is also a priority. I was not informed that my child COULD BE exposed to naked adult men each time he used the bathroom. Had I been informed, I could have: a) made the choice to not enroll my child in camp, or b) had the opportunity to explain to my child in advance that he may see naked men and have a conversation about it. It is my right as a parent to know in advance that my child POTENTIALLY could be exposed to naked adults. My personal lesson learned is that going forward, I will ask any facility, camp, etc. caring for my child this: Is there potential for my child to see naked adult men or women while in your care? Is there potential for adult men or women to see my child while he changes into swim clothes or into dry clothes after swimming? PACIFIC CLINIC'S ORIGINAL REPLY: We are sorry that you were less than satisfied with your experience at Adventure Camp as we aim to make it a fun experience for the kids who attend. We appreciate you understanding that there are some things about the locker rooms that are not within our control. The smaller restroom that you are referring to is actually our semi-private locker room that members pay an extra fee monthly in order to be able to use. Unfortunately, it is not open for regular use by campers because of those restrictions and I am sure you can imagine, they tend to cause a bit of chaos when they go to use the restrooms. We hope you can understand that we do our best to accommodate where we can, but also have to consider our members who pay monthly fees in order to have access to certain parts of the facility. If you have any further questions, please feel free to reach out to us at contact@pacific.clinic read more

We have reported this since August and it doesnt get fixed. The reason we have a gym membership is to use equipment. They do nothing when it is reported. read more

The Pacific Campus - We pay $150 a month for broken equipment. No matter how many times we report it they ignore it. - Physical Therapy Near Me - Kennewick, Washington

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Seniors beware of the hype. All talk, no action. Medical providers are nurse practitioners and massage therapists. No Drs. They cancel appointments at will, don't return phone calls and respond RUDELY when called out for the unprofessionalism. Thankful they cancelled my appt. with Nicole (whoever she is)? I needed a Primary Care appt. NOT a gym membership. read more