I love this business from everything from the parking lot, very easy access for handicap people…read morelike me & the lobby the check in ladies are so awesome security is nice pharmacy is very nice having insurance makes everything so easy and wait times are not long at all and I love their staff as well, also I want to give a shout out to labcorp they do An amazing job as well I love all of them also want to give a shout out to Dr bass & Dr McLaughlin they both do an amazing job they are also my primary care providers and I recommend everyone seeing them as well. They care for you so much and the wait times for seeing the doctor aren't long at all also the rooms are nice comfy and welcoming.

I have to report and warn everyone that I have been mentally abused and the doctor was racist to me…read morein the office and is refusing to tell me about the test that was put in without telling me and discussing it with me first witch is agents state laws for patients rights act so the discrimination mental abuse and them putting in orders for testing that they want done is illegal to do

While my therapist provided exceptional service and treatment, I can no longer use Evergreen Heath…read morePT due to the excessive charges I incurred over the course of 12 PT sessions. I was treated for tennis elbow, requiring 12 sessions of 30 minute massages on my elbow and shoulder. The total charge billed to my insurance was over $3200, of which I was personally accountable for ~$2300. That means the hourly rate for my PT was a staggering ~$530 per hour, which I find extremely excessive. I guess it was my mistake not asking for the rates before signing up, but I never expected to be gouged to this degree -- lesson learned! I eventually paid my bill and filed complaints with my insurance company and the state insurance commissioner. Moral of the story: if you are considering EvergreenHealth PT, please get cost estimates before proceeding or else you may be in for extreme sticker shock. There are much cheaper qualified therapists in the area!

Have had three separate visits for three different physical problems and then have performed the…read morerecommended exercises as instructed. One was for a nerve problem in my leg and the stretching exercises immediately relieved the numbness and resolved the issue (a year of numbness was just a bad memory). Another was for a hamstring problem and it took abt a month of exercise to get that pain under control, but it is doing fine and I can now ski again. The third was an old shoulder injury and while the pain still intermittently occurs, the exercises have made that pain manageable so that I can now kayak again. It shd be noted that after consulting with the Evergreen PT, I had a meeting with my doctor and she independently recommended the exact same exercises for each of my three problems.

This facility saved my life. The staff, curriculum and meetings are all wonderful. My only feedback…read moreis I wish ot was a 30 day program instead of 21 days.

They want to help but by lieing to people when they don't know their situation they are doing more…read moreharm then good. They continuously lied to me to try and get me to stay. If you're trying to get the trust of drug addicts it's prob not best to lie to them as that is what they're used to. Honesty would go much further when trying to gain trust. Three attempts at detox and was lied to each time multiple times and put into precipitated withdrawal the third time. Never going back and don't suggest you even consider them for detox. I have heard good things about the inpatient program but I didn't make it that far here.

Who cares about their parking, either you learn to park or you have a problem. I care that I went…read morein for an operation I had done in previous years, and the operation from previous left me in zero pain afterwards whatsoever, but after going in for the operation at this location, I'm left in pain so immense I've considered going to the ER, as I am unable to sleep for more than 45 minutes at a time due to the pain that they told me I would not have.

1) It was indeed a huge wait. Like others arrived 15 minutes before the 15 minutes they wanted me…read moreto arrive. Typical 2020 Phase 2 service- 'max occupancy so take the intake forms to your car and fill out, we'll call you in when it's your turn'. It was 45 minutes, no call. Close to closing time so we went back in anyway figuring they'd have to deal with waiting room people. Sat down, someone came over and said 'you can check in up here' so we did. It was barely 5 minutes later we were taken to a room. The visit was then quick (vax). In and out. Never did get that phone call. I wouldn't plan on making them your primary care physician.

One star, One word - Don't! Needed a jaundice check for our grandson and their "testing" began and…read moreended with holding him up to the light, looking at his forehead and deciding "he'll be fine...". Went to a different Pediatrician (Not Providence) the next day, they immediately ordered blood work which confirmed he needed serious and immediate treatment. Won't be back to Providence Pediatrics - ever!

We had cause to bring an underage family member to the Evergreen Emergency Room. From check-in to…read morecheck-out and through out our stay the entire staff was exemplary in their care, compassion and sensitivity to our family members needs.

Couldn't say better things about this urgent care. All of the staff I encountered (front desk,…read morenurses, and provider) were so kind and friendly. They took the time to hear about my issue, ask questions, and explained next steps. Highly recommend for people if they are unable to see their primary care provider quickly.

I have multiple symptoms of perimenopause and they said I wasn't old enough. An OBGYN at a…read moredifferent Providence acknowledged I had perimenopause. I only was referred to them because of difficulties with my IUD. That OBGYN was furious it had been overlooked. When my back went out and I was having issues walking and had to have family bathe me, take me to the bathroom, and anything else...providence Monroe said they couldn't do anything until several months have passed with no change. All they did was throw prescription pain killers at me, even though they were not working. They also marked my file with "Prescription seeker" when I was clear I wanted a solution not pain killers that mask the issue. Again another clinic had to do a second opinion and have found nerve blockage and several issues with my back. Monroe Providence has no interest in treating patients. All they want to do is cover up the symptoms with medication, NOT to find or work to solve the issue. When my Physical Therapist asked for some testing because everything we tried made everything worse, my doctor said he didn't have the right to ask for more tests to be done and he isn't a doctor. Said she would send me to a physical therapist who would do the therapy regardless. She was not in any way concerned there might be something more going on. Why would a DOCTOR want a physical therapist to do things that are making a condition, that prevents me from doing anything, worse? It is absolutely unacceptable to treat people this way. They cater to the insurance companies and do not have any intention of helping patients, they just throw meds at it and say they can't do anything else. Deplorable practices.

the staff here is great, they really listen to your concerns and answer any questions you have…read more I've had very good experiences with them, very professional and nice. they get things done in a rather timely manner, too.