The formally known as Virginia Mason memorial hospital has had a rough go and rumored to have a…read morereputation for not being good care and poor sanitation practices. But in my stay here in the last four days I have seen the staff and practices heading to overcome the challenges laid before them. Now called multi care memorial hospital I see if the trend continues to hear the patients and take real interest in their patients that they are heading in a good direction. The hospital is seeking to update the facility through remodeling but the old building has limited space. Perhaps funding one day will provide an extra wing to this hospital. I say the staff and nurses and aides treat the worst of the patients with total respect maybe one or two nurses have been misguided or burnt out but those few should not dim the smiles and professionalism of the many. Praying that they know and pride themselves that they know of the ones Who made my stay more comfortable and pleasant i give them the reason for the successes so they can take a bow.

I got a call yesterday from a social worker regarding my mom who's a patient there…read more She was incredibly rude and was asking me how much money my mom has and telling me that the care she would need is 8k a week. It was absurd and unprofessional She was belittling me over finances and being very nosy and telling me basically that I can't afford treatment for my mom and being extremely rude about it. I hope they don't have her call me again, if they do I'll remember her name and complaine directly to the hospital. The reason I haven't is because I didn't catch her name when she called. I'll go after them legally if harassment continues

I've been there a gazillion times and seen many doctors as well as PA's and all but one, who I…read morebelieve is still there, have been quite, competent and pleasurable as well as patient. Except that asshat but now I know who I do NOT want to see. I removed a star for him but added it back cuz prices are very reasonable.

This review is for Ellensburg Dental Care that is essentially the same clinic located in the same…read morebuilding, not for the health clinic in particular, though. I also made a yelp account just to leave this review. SERIOUSLY!? I have had a hole in my tooth since SEPTEMBER OF LAST YEAR. I scheduled my appointment and they didn't have anything until MARCH.... when I finally got in they refused to fix the tooth I needed fixed and filled a different one... then scheduled me for April 19th for another filling... again the wrong tooth.... I called and insisted they do an extraction because I've been in pain for 6 months. After they tried to convice me otherwise, and ignore the real problem I was seeking to fix, they finally agreeded to it..... BUT TODAY (the day before the extraction) THEY CANCELLED MY APOINTMENT AND RESCHEDULED ME FOR JUNE!!!!!! THAT WILL MAKE 8 MONTHS OF DEALING WITH THIS. I am livid and in still in pain. STILL. I JUST WANT MY TOOTH REMOVED. HIGHLY recommend you seek out a different dentist office! Absolutely no reason I shouldn't have gotten the tooth that has been giving me trouble fixed the first time!

I have been there multiple times and everyone there was helpful and understanding. No complaints…read more The facility is clean and cared for. Wait time has never been bad either!

I guess the medical staff at Urgent Care at 64th and Nob Hill don't do stitches. Because they don't…read moreknow how to do stitches??? Seriously??? Isn't this the first thing you learn in medical school? If you can't do stitches, what CAN you do????????????? So...what do you do if a person comes in with a deep cut???? Maybe they pack it full of mud and slap a band aid on it. Ya. Sure. That will work. This is unacceptable, even for Yakima!

I took my 1 year old daughter here when she had a temp, high enough for concern but not too high to…read morego to the ER. William, the provider, was able to see her quickly and provided excellent customer service and as a first time mom he helped ease my concerns. I would definitely recommend this walk-in clinic, family owned and operated, it's not a corporate company that pushes numbers and how many patients they see in a day, rather they are concerned about the well being of the patient. William's knowledge exceeded my expectations!

From the owner: Whether you're on your way to work or taking your child to school, our hours have you in mind! Walk…read morein early to be seen and taken care of before the work day starts or before the school bells ring.

this is the best urgent care in Yakima Washington. I called around and tried to get in to an…read moreappointment had a few other places and unfortunately, they were shortstaffed. After I booked my appointment, I went into the clinic. The receptionist was amazing. She helped me fill out the information I needed for the paperwork. They were very kind and patient when I went back to see the doctor. Dr. Elizabeth has the kindest heart. She listened to everything I needed she didn't rush me, she let me explain what was wrong with me. I had an upper respiratory infection. She gave me the meds and explained the side effects and asked me if there was anything that I needed besides just the illness. she has the most amazing bedside manner. She was just so kind so knowledgeable and so thorough. I recommend this clinic and Elizabeth to anyone in Yakima Washington.

I went there on January 10, 2025, what a great group of people. They were so patient, kind and…read morecaring, and the doctor explained everything to me and off i went for an x-ray. I didn't feel rushed and i will definitely be back.

My dad was here for a cardiac issue and though the cardiologist and interventionalists were…read moreamazing, the floor staff left much to be desired. Though there were a very few positive interactions, it seemed basic care wasn't even thought of by most of the staff. My dad was hooked up to iv's and a cardiac monitor and put on the call light for help to urinate. The call light went off for 15 minutes before someone came to check on him. The next morning the same thing occurred but this time because his heparin IV was empty and alarming. Two nights in the hospital and no one offered him a new gown, changed his bedding or offered him any kind of help to clean (he lost his right hand when he was 18 and had an IV in his left). The morning before being discharged, he had his blood sugar checked, given insulin and then did not receive any breakfast until he finally requested it, then received it close to 10am. These are just a few examples of what occurred. Very disappointed in level of care shown. Will not go back, I don't care if they are the only open heart center in town. Their nursing staff needs more heart.

On Thanksgiving weekend my grandmother began having chest pain similar to a heartattack she had…read moreseveral years prior. We drove to Yakima Regional sat down to talk to the lady inside the entrance. She was immediately taken to be looked at. She stayed overnight and was released the next day. I was very impressed having waiting for hours in hospital emergency rooms before.

My friend and I had an accident recently. Everyone was friendly from the receptionist, to the MA…read moretaking vitals to the nurse to the Nurse Practitioner. I really have no complaints. The wait time was not bad either.

lack of contact with your PCP, lack of concern with regard to medical issues, worst refill…read moreexperience

Absolutely not. My family and I had been seeing Dr…read more Bulfinch for a year without issue, and then things got weird. Long story short, I've never been dropped as a patient by anyone, but this guy dropped me as a patient--without notice--right before I was scheduled to come in to have my prescriptions renewed. In other words, my refills were almost out. Classy. I've been taking a prescribed benzodiazepine for over ten years for anxiety, and I take it as prescribed. This wasn't an issue for the year that I saw Dr. Bulfinch, and it's never been an issue with any of my doctors in the past (probably because, as stated, I take it as prescribed, don't use recreational drugs, and don't even drink alcohol). Out of the blue, he had me give a urine sample one day after an appointment. I thought it was a bit odd, but didn't really think much of it. About a week later, his nurse called me to say that I needed to come back in for another test, because the benzodiazepine wasn't showing up in my system. As stated, I take this medication for anxiety, and I take it as prescribed. That phone call stressed me out tremendously, because there would be no reason for it to not show in my system. I was honestly very confused and upset, so I came in within an hour to give another sample. When I showed up, I was told by the same nurse that there were traces of the benzodiazepine, but that there wasn't enough of a sample to go by. In other words, they needed a better sample. That's completely different from "there weren't any benzodiazepines present in the sample". Soon after this, they called me again to come in and give a urine sample, and count all of my medications. I was told that it was a random selection of people who were asked to come in, etc. I've never experienced this in the many years that I've been on this medication, and I can't stress enough that the nurse was ineffective with her communication. I'm a pretty mellow person, a stay at home mom who does pretty normal stuff. I honestly found it offensive, but I tried to be objective about it. His nurse was just so consistently unpleasant and misinformed (and entirely unapologetic about it) that I eventually started to become very frustrated with the situation (and with her demeanor and carelessness in particular). There was a second time that this nurse told me that the benzodiazepines hadn't shown up in my sample, at which point I started asking who they were getting their lab results from--at which point she put me on hold, came back, and told me that she had misread my chart. She didn't apologize. It was like the more mistakes she made, the more defensive and unpleasant she became (which is saying a lot, considering her general demeanor is fairly unpleasant). As if it were somehow my fault that she was misreading my chart. She was also not clear on the fact that I would need to bring my medications in every time I gave a sample, so that they could count them. I've never had to do that with any doctor, so it's not like I know the drill or something. The last time I had to go in to give them one of these samples, I was absolutely furious that she had neglected to tell me this, as it was near their closing time, and I needed to go back to my house to get all of my medications or come back the next morning. She argued with me about whether or not she had told me to bring in my medications, etc. If she hadn't had a track record of consistently making pretty asinine mistakes, I might have given her the benefit of the doubt. My last interaction with her was not pleasant. I had absolutely had it with this woman calling me at home with incorrect information, coming in at a moment's notice when I have two kids at home to tend to, only to be treated rudely. I told her very pointedly that the next time she called me at home, she needed to have her information straight. Predictably, she started to argue with me, and I asked to not have to deal with her again. So I guess that justifies abruptly dropping a patient, and saying "Oops, sorry if you have a seizure due to withdrawals from your medication, I can't be bothered to renew it for a month until you find a new doctor!" I did find a new doctor, thankfully. This guy is amazing, and when I asked him at the end of our first appointment if he needed me to give him a urine sample, his response was almost annoyed. He said "No. We are not the police here, we are not here to judge anyone. I will trust you unless you give me a reason not to." This is how I'm accustomed to being treated by doctors, not like I'm some drug seeking creep. My new doctor is helping me to get off of this medication, as it isn't worth the hassle anymore at this point. He does so in a way that allows me to lower my dosage in a way that doesn't impede my ability to live my life, and he's a very good person. I wouldn't send anyone to Selah Clinic due to my experiences with them. Absolutely not.