Dr. Ebersol is the best primary care physician I have ever had. She is very sincere and genuinely…read morecares about her patients. She always listens to me thoroughly and makes sure my needs are met. There have even been times where she has given me better advice than a specialist in a specific field. I'm currently trying to convince my dad to make the drive out here to make her his PCP because I know he will be in good hands. I recommend her to anyone that needs a doctor they can trust.

One of the best physicians I've ever dealt with. He caught a chronic illness that I've spent 27…read moreyears needing answers for. He was also quick to call in an inhaler when I was having asthma issues without demanding an appointment so I didn't need to go to the ER. He listens every time I'm in, I went in once with a notebook full of questions and he patiently answered every one of them. Very kind, excellent staff, I adore him.

Much like Jen said. I've been seeing Dr. Neiman for quite a few years now, and despite having an…read moreincredibly hard to classify condition (generalized auto-immune with RA type symptoms), he has done more to control my condition than any other doctor. I can live my life without constantly worrying about what limits the RA will put on my ability to just do the things I want. He's smart, funny and very friendly. He explains things well, and keeps you involved in the process. As a side note, he makes me think of Bill Nye. Which is intended as high praise. :)

Great doctors and PAs. Friendly front desk staff...when you can reach them…read more We moved all our care to the UW Medicine system after UnitedHealth Group (Optum) bought out Polyclinic and turned it into a healthcare nightmare. Seemed like a good thing to do, with its ties to UW and its research. Unfortunately, the little 's regime is destroying science and medical research in this country, and the funding that made UW Medicine so good is eroding away. Hopefully, that will change soon. But politics aside, it's still been a good decision for now. UW Medicine is a large system with several good primary care locations that serve as portals into the larger network of specialists and researchers, should the need arise. UW School of Medicine is literally top-ranked for training of primary care physicians in the USA, and many of the providers in UW's Primary Care clinics have been trained through that system. Shared records and collaborative care are helpful. UW having a separate billing system for its labs is NOT helpful, and they've been promising to unify it for almost five years now. It's not that hard (I work in tech), so there must be some internal politics reason it has not happened yet. This needs to be fixed ASAP. All the medical team here is great, but I especially want to acknowledge Lady Danso, MD, and Steve K. Reusser, ARNP, DNP, for their exceptional, competent, and empathetic care. I've also had other providers step in from time to time, and all of them have been great.

Great doctors and care, horrible billing. They are very thorough and will order labs. Beware that…read morethese labs will not be billed through MyChart but instead through a separate billing system. I have additional coverage for these labs (separate from my health insurance). I had to call them to find out there is nothing they can do for me other than provide an email to send my additional coverage to. They are very slow to respond and their phone system has incredibly short hours (9:00-16:00 M-F). I'm still waiting to find out if I owe them $700 for one visit. This is for simply checking me out for dysentery. Absolutely horrible experience. I will not be coming back until they get their billing in order. I don't have $700 and I plan on letting this bill go to collections. I would give the billing department 0 stars if I could.

I have been extremely impressed with the care I received from Dr. Ebersole. I had a recurring issue…read morethat other doctors were unable to solve and after one visit with her, she came up with a treatment plan that took care of my issue. Evergreen Internal Medicine has a great team of doctors, and the staff is super friendly and caring.

EvergreenHealth Internal Medicine is horrible. They don't care about you as a person, doctors come…read moreand go and they just pawn you off on the next person, then tell you you have re-establish care with the new provider, ignoring all your history. It's a horrible place.

This doctor openly commits billing/insurance fraud. I was charged $145 at check in for a physical…read morefollow-up office visit. Per my insurance (which this Doctor is in network with), office visits have only a $45 copay. 1.5 months later a received another bill for $105 for this same visit. So despite this doctor charging and being paid by my insurance for this office visit, he has/is attempting to also extract the full price of the service from me. This is illegal. I have reported him to the WA state medical commission and I recommend anyone else with a similar experience here do the same. His practice needs to be shut down and his license revoked.

Went to see Dr. Marinkovich for a First class med cert for flight training. His receptionist,…read morealthough the only one there that day, was patient and thorough. Nurse assistant, Andre, was wonderful. Dr. Marinkovich was great to work with. We were able to call and make an appointment the same day. They sent forms on email and we were done with everything in less than an hour.

After years of hard drug abuse, my husband and I came to Dr. Scott Greenspahn out of desperation to…read moresave our lives. We tried everything and nothing worked. Until he put us on the Suboxone program. We have both remained abstinent, with zero relapses. Dr. Scott has an educated, intimate knowledge of how to successfully keep his patients safe and comfortable on Suboxone, and even more importantly how to get us off. Stopping this medication is a long, arduous process and Dr. Scott has the exact protocol to do so SUCCESSFULLY. He has stuck by us through the years and has singlehandedly KEPT us clean, sober and thriving!

Dr. G is fantastic. No wishy-washy stuff. Friendly, willing to spend the time he needs to get to…read morethe bottom of situations. And a straight shooter, not willing to waste time on things that don't have a high likelihood of success.

She is STILL the best rheumatologist in terms of bedside manner and up to date clinical…read moreinformation/care! I've had the pleasure of seeing a few of the other rheumatologists at the Polyclinic and they've also been great.

I hesitated to write this review because it is already hard to get an appointment, but…read more.. Dr Gorman is hands down, one of the best doctors I have seen. She is a professional and competent Rheumatologist. She is kind, compassionate, tenacious, positive, and a good listener. She knows how to be a partner in your healthcare. You never feel pressured to hurry and get out.

Hands down the best doctor I have ever been to. She will actually listen to you and provide you…read morewith amazing care. Highly recommended.

Dr. Jungels rocks. My wife and I have been following her wherever she goes. She's got the whole…read morepackage.

My experience with Dr. Raees and Evergreen Pediatrics has unfortunately fallen far short of…read moreexpectations, and we have now switched to a new provider. After a sudden need to find a new pediatrician for my daughter at 8 months (we were originally going to Stepping Stones), we turned to Evergreen Pediatrics based on positive reviews, only to be sorely disappointed. At our initial appointment to establish care for my daughter, we were greeted not by the doctor, but by a nurse who handled basic procedures, such as vital checks and milestone questions, leaving us feeling detached from the personalized care we had previously received at Stepping Stones. Moreover, Dr. Raees arrived 30 minutes late, attributing her tardiness to personal matters, which set a discouraging tone for the appointment. Her communication style lacked warmth and came across as judgmental, rather than supportive. Our questions about milestones for her appropriate age were dismissed and no other information was given to us when it came to development and things to expect. As first-time parents, this appointment was not helpful. Administrative mishaps further added to our dissatisfaction. Not only did the front desk fail to return my ID (for verification), but they also neglected to inform me of an outstanding balance until I arrived for my daughter's 1-year check-up. This lack of communication and attention to detail was concerning. Additionally, the medical care provided was subpar. Despite having my daughter's blood drawn, I was left without updates on her results until I proactively pursued them through their outdated patient portal app. The final straw came during my daughter's 1-year check-up, where the lack of attention to detail and professionalism was glaring. The presence of an inexperienced individual administering vaccinations, whose trembling hands added to our discomfort, underscored the overall disregard for patient care. In conclusion, my experience with Evergreen Pediatrics has left me dissatisfied and questioning the level of care provided. Stepping Stones, our previous pediatrician, set a high standard that Evergreen Pediatrics failed to meet, leaving us deeply disappointed. I urge prospective patients to conduct thorough research and consider meeting with the doctors before committing to their services. While we are relieved to have found a better provider, I earnestly hope that new parents will choose a practice that prioritizes thorough, compassionate care over expediency. I don't think Evergreen is it.

When choosing a pediatric drs office, I'd personally look elsewhere. Billing issues and lack of…read morecommunication from the front staff in the office.