The Everett Clinic's Online Review Report Card
The Everett Clinic
2.7
Average Star Rating
149
Total Reviews
0
Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of The Everett Clinic's Reviews
Terrible wait times.
Dr. Kuribayashi and her Everett Clinic refused treatment to my son who had asthma. This is unethical, inhumane, and down-right evil for putting profits before the lives of patients.
Very disappointed with the Mill Creek Clinic.Took g-son at 2pm yesterday (9/26) but was told there was a 3 hr wait even though I was the only car there. He needed a Covid n Mononucleosis test due to his parents Positive test results on 9/25.Ended up at Lake Serene Clinic today(9/27) and after a swab n blood draw waited only 30 min's to get his results. Great caring staff that I highly recommend
Dr. Kuribayashi and her Everett Clinic refused treatment to my son who had asthma. This is unethical, inhumane, and down-right evil for putting profits before the lives of patients.
Dr. Kuribayashi and her Everett Clinic refused treatment to my son who had asthma. This is unethical, inhumane, and down-right evil for putting profits before the lives of patients.
Always great customer service.
I visited this clinic twice in the past few weeks for the same symptoms. The first time I went, Dr. Tranh and the rest of the staff were wonderful. Everyone communicated well, was kind and helped put my mind at ease. Dr. Tranh clearly communicated following steps and made me felt listened to.However, the second visit was completely different. It seemed professionalism had been totally thrown out the window and that the staff decided to have an off day. I was left alone, the lab techs forgot about me for a while and I was finally taken down the hall to see them bc they wouldn't come to the room for some reason. Twice when I left the room there was a group of people (staff? they had tags on but weren't dressed as med staff) were conversing, blocking the hall and talking disparingly about patients. My interaction with Dr. Gibson was awful. She made light of my symptoms from the moment she entered the room. When I asked her sincerely for help in deciding whether to come back for similar symptoms in the future she told me she couldn't, but continued to make me feel ridiculous for coming in (actually said, if I was an older man with my symptoms, it would be different but as a young woman, she wasn't worried about me). I realize that gaslighting is and has been a serious problem in the medical community, but I feel this case was particularly heinous coming from another young woman. I personally feel that any doctor in 2021 who isn't aware of the dangers of this type of behavior should have remediation at the least.
I wouldn't come here unless absolutely necessary. I waited for almost 3 hours to see a doctor.
For a short lab visit of barely 30 minutes, they charged me almost $650+ to be diagnosed what I have already guessed myself by researching on Google. Let alone, it was taken care by a nurse practitioner, not a physician.They also sent my lab bill to two separate debt collection agencies for a duplicated bill that I have already paid earlier. Should a patient failed to respond to a physical mail due to changing addresses, send them an email before attempting to destroy their credit score during the pandemic.If you are looking for a caring nurse practitioner/physician, please save your money and go somewhere else where people actually look out for you. I am extremely disappointed in myself for not doing proper research in the first place!
Do not go here, had been billed for a "service" that the doctor did not do and they are not willing to change it. Doctor wanted to find out the bacteria from a small pus, and all he did was poking the spot with a needle and took out some of it before putting it into a tube before sending it to the lab. The billing charged me for the "service" of cleaning for $355. The doctor did not said anything to me being bill extra for a service that he initiated. Be careful and make sure to reject any "service" the doctor performs on you, otherwise, you will be billed with additional "service" without you knowing it.
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