She has been my Dr. for 10 years, and I could not recommend her more. She is caring, has great…read moreunderstanding of medicine, and will listen to you and offer all the options. She has got me through some really hard times.

I used the Optum Walk In facility in Stanwood on a Saturday morning. I had minimal wait time and…read morewas courteously and expertly treated by the doctor and her nurse. I am so impressed at the excellent care I receive at this clinic!

lack of communication with departments, went to labs done and couldn't find anybody. we went to the…read morefront desk and the receptionist said to go over to the lab for clarification. thirty minutes later still nobody around to answer to. We heard that they were short staff but hiring from somewhere in the back . I quest our time isn't considered important.

I was very sick so I called the Stanwood Everett Clinic to see my doctor. Mine wasn't available so…read moreI was scheduled to see Doctor Columbo the next day at 4:40 PM. I checked in at 4:20 PM at the Front Desk. A medical assistant finally took my vitals. She told me that the "rooms were full" and I had to go back to the waiting room. At 6:00 PM, I asked the Front Desk what was going on and I was told that Doctor Columbo had gone home! So I left. When I checked my on-line chart at home, it said that the patient (me) had cancelled the appointment!

I am compelled to leave a review in order to warn the public about the conduct of one of your…read moredoctors Dr. Anisa S. Pea foot and ankle specialist for her complete lack of professionalism and then being too worried about her own potential liability to do what is right after attempts were made asking her to take back an error in her paperwork in order to keep from having monetary damages to myself since her error incorrectly stated that I was fit and able to work when that was not the case due to my condition doing nothing but get worse while under her care. she refused to respond to phone calls in regards to this issue and refuse a face to face meeting in order to continue getting paid during an injury occurred at work. Mot only did she directly cause and lead to my injury and overall condition getting worse and length of recovery being extended greatly she also added insult to injury by refusing to own up to her mistake, refused to ever make not of mu condition getting worse due to her advice, and then refused to be accountable and simply fix the situation when given a chance. I sure hope the actions of this doctor does not reflect on the stanwood Skagit regional clinic as a whole but I can only express how my experience was with this doctor.

April 2024 - Over the years I've mixed emotions about certain providers but I must say, Skagit…read moreRegional [Stanwood] in 2023/2024 has been relentless in assisting every single inquiry whether it be billing or health, phone or in person. Every billing matter resolved with efficiency, courtesy and followup. Additionally, messages via the portal have all been answered 100%. All medications have been fulfilled 100% be it local or mail order request. In 2024 I am hard pressed to find such consistency. A shout out to Zack Hanson the PA for optimum care. Pleasant and knowledgeable.

i went in here yesturday morning because i have been battling a on and off sinus infection wanting…read moreto get on some anti-biotics. I was completely ignored, i was told i have allergies/a cold and persecribed me with something i told them doesnt work. I told the Doctor (Marcia Soul, MD) that ive been struggling with this for years and she put in my chart that ive only had these symptoms for a week. i work in healthcare and this doctor makes me understand why my patients get so pissed off for not being heard by the MD's.

I went to the Stanwood Optum Walk-in Clinic on a Saturday because I had woken up with green, goopy…read moreeyes and had been struggling with a dry cough for 5 days. I also had soreness on the left side of my tongue - not a sore throat. I arrived at exactly 8 am, which is when their web site says they open, there were already eight patients ahead of me. NOTE: MASKS ARE REQUIRED AT THIS FACILITY. The receptionist was very nice and seemed competent. She was definitely the highlight of the visit. I waited just a few minutes and then a nurse(?), she did not introduce herself, took me to a room and took my blood pressure and pulse. She did not share with me what my blood pressure reading was. She did not take my temperature. She asked if I had tested for COVID. When I replied "no" her entire demeanor changed. She asked if I was interested in testing for COVID and I said "no". I did not REFUSE a COVID test, I just didn't think it was warranted for my symptoms. I figured the doctor would tell me if they thought I should be tested for COVID. I was then returned to the waiting room. I waited approximately 1.5 hours - which was not bad considering they were telling people 3.5-4 hours by the time I was called back. The doctor came in and I started to explain to him about the pain that I was having on the left side of my tongue. He mentioned that I did not want a COVID test - the assumption that every person who walks through their doors has COVID is ludicrous! They are so focused on COVID, hence their mask mandate, that they don't even listen to what is going on with you. I am not a doctor, why don't you do your JOB and explain to me why I might need a COVID test? He said there is a "bug" going around that hits the throat, nose and eyes. He briefly looked in my mouth, NOT at my tongue, and commented that my tonsils "were slightly red" - again, I did not have a sore throat. He prescribed drops for my eyes as "Plan B - optional" and suggested zinc lozenges, Mucinex, rest and fluids. He pretty much wished me luck and was out the door. On Tuesday morning, I woke up with the left side of my face PARALYZED! I went to the Providence emergency room (NOTE: NO MASK REQUIRED) and was immediately put on stroke protocol. I was in a CT scanner within 15 minutes of arrival. THANKFULLY, it was not a stroke. It is Bell's Palsy. A viral infection that affects the facial nerve. I am now on steroids, anti-viral medications and eye drops/ointment because I have lost the ability to blink my left eye. With luck, this will resolve itself within 2 weeks but can take up to 6 months. I cannot help but wonder, IF they had been less focused on COVID and actually listened to me, would he have caught this sooner and saved me from the scare of my life and potentially lessened the impact and shortened the recovery for this? To say I am dissatisfied is an understatement. If I could, I would refuse payment, but our wonderful medical/insurance system doesn't allow us to hold doctors accountable for their services. They get paid whether they do their jobs or not!

I brought my infant to Dr Wilcox for over a year (only because I couldn't see Dr Troutman anymore…read moredue to insurance changes...side note: he is the best). I wasn't impressed with Dr Wilcox. Pros: She is not a pediatrician but was still pretty good with kids. She will squeeze you into a busy day. Cons: She is an awful listener and interrupts. She acts and dresses unprofessionally (Granted, Stanwood is a small town, but I personally still prefer a higher level of professionalism). She told me my child's heart murmur was gone but our next doctor said it wasn't. She wasn't understanding about spreading vaccines out.