as a SA victim during my childhood and teen years having to strip down after filling out paperwork…read morewas traumatic, they wash your clothes for you when you need them. also, having an overdose/suicide attempt is a MINIMUM 7 day period which is ridiculous because you need one med added or something changed to become stable again. It's not clean, some of the nurses weren't the greatest and would ignore you, the doctor ignores you as well. They mixed people with detox and mental health in my ward and one of the patients having schizophrenia was triggering to me long story short because of my ptsd with my dad; he would ramble about hallucinations and nobody would shut him up and he got released within a few days versus the friends I made in there also had to stay a minimum of 7 days. They didn't properly care for a cancer patient as well or any of the detox patients for that matter and as someone in nursing school that is so embarrassing to the facility. My throat hurt due to being intubated and having an ng tube in the ED and they refused to give me multiple cough drops for relief from coughing or provide an inhaler for my asthma. Overlake in Bellevue is so much better and I would've went there but apparently they lied and said I left AMA even though I didn't so I'll be reporting that as well. Don't go here if you want to be held against your will even though you're voluntarily admitted they threaten dcr and people who have criminal records or doing this for jail or whatever stay there mixed in with mental health and also people have multiple dcr court orders against them because that's how much they threaten it. If you go, keep your mouth shut and after yourself and do the 7 days it's basically like prison.

Do not go here. They promise help, then do very little…read more They do not communicate with the family. Do not provide any release process that involves the family. They are locked down for 10 days. I have a family member who suffered from severe anxiety. He checked-in and spent the first night locked in a room with someone detoxing. End of the story is his family was told to pick him up. He was found wandering around the parking lot with prescription paperwork and a single sentence "acute anxiety disorder". No plan, no connection with the family, his appointment with a professional is 6 weeks out. For one thing if someone is married the partner needs to know how to work with someone who suffers from acute anxiety. A little direction would be great. DO NOT GO. Also a professional I know said they only do drugs and alcohol detox, why was he in there? Gee I don't know.

I worked with Kerri for two years following my transition from the military. Kerri was patient,…read morechallenging, and kind as she helped me discover who I am out of uniform and set new goals for my life out of the military. I know that I am who I am today because I allowed her to be a part of the process.

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I have used Dr Zechman's office twice. Yes you will lose weight. You have to as for a super bill…read moreand you send it to your insurance company for reimbursement as a non preferred provider although their office doesn't tell you that. I would recommend calling your insurance or checking the website to see if your insurance covers a health and wellness clinic such as Multicare or some other program. Better bang for your buck. Angela Zechman MD is a competent doctor and her staff are a joy to work with but it will cost about $100 plus a month and they keep you coming each month without any regard in the impact on your budget. All they really do in take you blood pressure, weigh you and give you a new prescription for phentermine. Check with your insurance company. Multicare Health and Wellness in right now the street on Lilly Road and is covered by Regence Uniform and some other insurance programs. It is more comprehensive. The have a psychologist and a dietition. All covered by insurance.

Great program. They tell you right at the beginning when you call or schedule on line that they do…read morenot take insurance. My insurance doesn't have weight loss benefits anyway. Providers are great. Staff is super friendly. They even have an office dog.

Horrible. I agree with many of the poor comments. These…read morepeople have no clue how to take care of a new patient. Without even looking at the X-rays of my back with over 10 fractures and with severe scoliosis, the Doctor (Dr. Mambonlam) decided to call me a drug addict because I have been on pain meds. My pain meds were prescribed by my NP and my PCP. He told me that I needed to go through a drug program at Providence. Then he just walked out the door. So did I.

Dr.Mambalam did not care to listen to me. He degraded me for not letting him do "surgery" on me…read more When giving me injection. He came in room. Did not say anything word. Very fast he gave the shot and walked out. He was vicious. He is not a nice nor caring person. I thought it was about me. Then I read other reviews.

Was refused a refill for the pain medication I have been taking for years. After multiple visits…read moreover the past six months they have refused to allow me to schedule another appointment. I'm a wheelchair user with a ramp van that consistently fails. I don't have issues with the physicians or the medical assistants. They have terrible administrators who implement ridiculous policies and a lack of wheelchair parking in both the Olympia and Puyallup locations. After waiting to be seen I gave up after 45 minutes and went home with a referral to another doctor and lost $55 for a co-pay for no appointment. Sorry I was a few minutes late today, but I can't afford to be seen by clinics that don't allow any grace period, especially for anyone with transportation complications. Good riddance WACPM.

I walked into the clinic and was greeted properly,but what I did not like was that the two…read morereceptionists were talking about patients after calling them via telephone. I work in healthcare and that is HIPPA, I was really shocked how open they were chatting about patients and their appointments. The MA was great, he listened to my story and the reason for my visit. As for the Provider nice guy, but I felt like my personal simple needs were not taken care of. My weight was mentioned and he suggested cardiovascular care, but I was really shocked for him to incorporate my weight to my treatment.

Out on my daily 3 mile run at a new location I decided to finish the last 1/2 mile in a "sprint"…read more About a quarter mile later I tripped on a patch of exposed large tree roots and fell forward onto several random protruding roots. I spent a week in patient while they ran comprehensive batteries of X-Rays, CT's, and various MRI's. They imaged every affected body part in every image spectrum possible. I was very impressed by the professionalism and compassion of every single staff person I interacted with. Being in my late 60's and very independent I was not accustomed to this level of care. From the talented physicians, to the nurses, and all the other staff, I was always comforted they had my best interest in mind, even if I did not always agree with them. Once all testing was done and they could make a detailed report, I was released with much better news than expected. I was able to immediately download every test from their patient portal. This is especially helpful for my provider at the VA to review, so we can now discuss a plan moving forward. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality fresh meals, which were brought to the room still very warm. The best review I can give is to declare that I will always go to Providence in any future emergency issues. Hopefully I'll never be back, but if I do return, I know that I'll be in good hands. I highly recommend this hospital.

Severe communication breakdown and lack of empathy for a critical care family…read more ​Our family's experience with Providence St. Peter Hospital has been deeply distressing during an already terrifying time. My 83-year-old grandmother was recently T-boned in a severe car accident, suffering eight broken bones, and was only just moved out of critical care. ​She managed to call me from her room, but the phone was disconnected. When I immediately called back to reconnect with her, I faced an absolute wall of bureaucratic incompetence and zero empathy. First, the staff claimed they had no idea who I was talking about. Once they finally recognized her name, they flatly refused to transfer me to her room or provide any explanation as to why. ​To prevent a family member from speaking to an elderly, severely injured patient who just initiated contact is completely unacceptable. The extreme lack of coordination between units and the rigid, unhelpful attitude of the staff turned a medical crisis into an agonizing, aggravating ordeal. St. Peter's leadership seriously needs to address how their staff handles communication with worried families. Frontline staff need training on basic empathy and how to properly locate transferred patients instead of just shutting families out.

Scheduling is a nightmare. Doesn't allow telehealth…read more Counselor Schedule are limited. Hard to even get seen. One of the counselors was in the lobby looking people up and down with a very unpleasant expression for no apparent reason. How unprofessional and unnecessary. For a "judgement free zone" & "behavioral support" it was very odd behavior. You work with kids but judge everyone waiting? Only thing I would say positively is the counselor we were assigned is very kind. Which is why I even put two stars.

This place should be shut down. A male doctor is trying to do inappropriate things with my…read moreintellectual disable son. He told some lies to the Adult Protective Services about nasty things are not true what so ever. The staff at the office has always been generous and respectful. But the level of care is inappropriate, direct full to people's religion, race, disability is not good. I had yo stop my child from coming here and the police will be involved in trying to remove the male do called doctor there.

My wife was released to this facility from the hospital. Even with plenty of prior notice when we…read moregot to the facility they didn't have her new medication to stabilize her blood pressure. They also didn't have her anxiety medication and one of her Parkinsons medications. Their pharmacy is in Seattle and we are in Olympia and they didn't have other options. And she was very anxious from another patient that was staged in the hall and he was screaming and moaning for hours. We were very uncomfortable in our room that had no air conditioning or fan and one 8"x8" opening window for air. The staff was nice but did not seem to understand the medication and eating regime needed to care for Parkinsons patients. My wife is vegetarian and there were very few options to give adequate nutrition. After not seeing a Dr. all day I got to see the doctor in the evening and after going over my concerns he didn't say one word to me, turned away and started talking to his nurse so I felt very dismissed. The next day they still did't have the medications so I checked her out against medical advice even though I never got any advice from a doctor! I could go on but I would not recommend this facility!!

recently a relative decline hard enough that they needed to be moved into not only hospice but into…read morea place where there was 24 hour staffed... it became clear that the level of care was just too much for the family to manage (with the help of hospice). so, we got everything moved in and on day one I was not too impressed. the overall smell of the place left me thinking of poop, dirt and dirty people. it was more than a little disturbing to me. the staff though is top notch. in particular, Jeff was amazing at how much attention our relative got. as time went on we found even more staff that was pretty amazing. then it happened... the "on staff" doctor stuck his nose in and altered the meds for my relative and hospice had to get involved. with all of that said, the care was good, an aging facility and the only thing I truly didn't understand is why the TV was fuzzy. almost looked like watching a show on an antenna. and yes, that's small nitpicky kind of stuff.