Words of caution: depending on the day, it can get busy. Actually, every time I went it has been…read morebusy. I had trouble with the self check in kiosk when I tried to do a walk-in on the weekend, but the staff was very nice and updated the waiting room that they only had two phlebotomist working that day so there would be a wait. As I couldn't even check in, and there was no other staff present except the overworked phlebotomists, I ultimately scheduled an appointment online with conveniently placed handouts with the QR codes listed, see photo. I was able to get an appointment for Monday, late morning. Luckily, my schedule was flexible enough to allow for this appointment time. There are two main parking options; if it's your first time going to this location, you can try either. The lot parking off 139th St can be full, but it does seem like I can usually find a spot, likely due to quick turnover at the lab; or the parking structure on the other side where you are guaranteed to get some sort of parking. I would suggest budgeting your time to account for parking, as the phlebotomist called several names with nobody present; I do wonder if the people were running a behind due to parking issues but had otherwise checked in? Not sure if they ultimately were able to be seen. The actual blood draw was very seamless. The phlebotomist I had (I'm only now realizing I didn't catch his name, but he was rocking a red Next Generation Star Trek shirt) was fantastic. I cautioned him that in the past, my veins have been difficult to locate (a "hard stick") but he had no problem whatsoever both locating the vein on my preferred arm (the harder to stick side) and getting it on the first try. Admittedly, I did try to chug water beforehand, but I've done so before and it's still been somewhat difficult. It feels like they see a huge volume of patients, and it's clear the phlebotomists have to be competent and efficient. I was quite impressed. This was one of the most seamless lab draws I've had in quite a while, if ever. I'm not a fan of the self-checking kiosk, and it feels redundant to still confirm with a physical person regarding the same information (and it doesn't look like this is done on weekends anyway)--the actual blood draw itself was great (well, as good getting blood drawn can be, anyway).

The kiosk system sucks. It should be illegal to not have a receptionist on site to answer…read morequestions, verify orders, and take drop off samples in a timely matter. Quest diagnostic labs also does this kiosk garbage. When dealing with an elderly person in one's care, having these non human barriers makes it unnecessarily difficult to reschedule if there is an issue. These labs also need to be a part of the medical group for whom they service so that things like POA documents and HIPPA permissions transfer over seemlessly. I'm sick and tired of companies trying to save a few pennies so the CEO's can buy more hookers and blow.

Came here for a drug test, could clearly see the temperature strip change to green and the gal said…read moreit wasn't sufficient poured it out and told me I failed, never offered me to take another test or an observed test. Felt like I was being treated unequally and discriminated against for my color and gender. If you like being treated like a human being or with any respect I would highly recommended going elsewhere.

Fast, professional and friendly. Downloaded yelp just to leave a review…read more They definitely deserve more than one star. Nobody wants to go in for a drug test but it's a necessary part of most pre employment qualifications. This has been the best experience I've had so far. I would say I was in the building for a maximum of 6 minutes. I don't know who I'd recommend a drug screen place to but it would be advanced diagnostics services that I would recommend.

My midwives have been great but there is one medical assistant that I've had the misfortune of…read moregetting stuck with almost every time who baffles me. I genuinely don't know how she passed schooling to become a med assistant. She's curt, doesn't have great bedside manner, and consistently messes up scheduling. She can't properly read the prenatal vitamins I'm taking (doesn't know what choline is...). Even one of my midwives mentioned that she knows the MA is not good about scheduling, which is really important in late 3rd trimester. It concerns me and I'm surprised my blood pressure isn't higher when I encounter her. I really wish there were other assistants available; I had a different one at one appointment who was wonderful and haven't seen her again.

This is my first time at the Kaiser Permanente Salmon Creek clinic. Wow! This was a wonderful…read moremedical environment. It was almost like a one stop shop for all of your medical and optical needs. The place is super clean high-tech and very efficient. It really changed the experience in going to see a medical professional. Wait time was minimal and the doctors were thorough. Thank you, Kaiser Permanente for such a wonderful Clinic.

Locked, Loaded, and Radiated: My Recon at Legacy Salmon Creek…read more Marching into a hospital through a metal detector wasn't on my bingo card for the day, but apparently one lunatic with a gun years ago ratcheted security up to DEFCON 2. I get it--force protection--but it slows the mission down a bit. Once inside the wire, the front-desk crew were solid troops: friendly, efficient, and squared away. The radiology techs carried the same energy--professional, competent, and quick to execute. When my number came up, the procedure moved fast. The only real enemy contact was that cup of radioactive chalk they made me chug. Let's just say it hit like a flashbang to the gut ... RALPH! As a first-timer in this AO, I'll say this: the hospital is clean, organized, and staffed with pros. The security gauntlet? Maybe a little overkill--but I've seen worse, and if it keeps another incident off the blotter, I can live with the inconvenience. CombatCritic Gives Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center 8 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better - Unless You're On The Receiving End) ... HOOAH!

1 Star - 13+ HOUR ORDEAL | DANGEROUS NEGLECT & ABUSE…read more My sister arrived coughing up blood at 12:30 AM. Her X-ray was finished at 3:55 AM, yet we were left in the waiting room with zero consultation or answers until 9:00 AM. Overall, we were stuck there for nearly 14 hours just to get a diagnosis. We didn't need a bed; we needed a doctor to review her results and tell us if she was safe. The front desk conduct was appalling. A receptionist named Marella told me she "DID NOT CARE" my sister was coughing up blood and intentionally flipped her ID badge to hide her name (a violation of WA law). Another staff member earlier that morning refused to provide a grievance form. While the clinical staff was kind and attentive once they finally saw us at 9:00 AM, the 13+ hour total time spent for a respiratory emergency is a massive safety risk. Formal reports have been filed with the WA Department of Health and Legacy Leadership. Avoid this ER.

Maliheh Razavi is one of if not the worst medical professionals I have ever had the displeasure of…read moredealing with. A simple visit to get a DOT form signed turned into her suggesting a variety of medications that I didn't ask for, and accusing me of "forcing" her to sign the form. She also claimed she needed to collect "data" on my medications that I have been taking over a year without incident in order to proceed filling my medications, while actively trying to change my prescriptions. If you want a medical provider who will waste your fucking time, and talk to you like you're an idiot, go see her. I've never walked out of a doctor's office mid-appointment. This was a first.

Went in for my wife's tongue. Doctor barely looked at it (5 minutes time elapsed) Then took a blood…read moresample. (another 5 minutes or so) Cost for doctor: $506 Cost for test: $100 Here is the bad part, so they call with the results of the blood test, was all negative. Total time of the call less then 2 minutes. Nothing was talked about, all they said was the test was negative. TOTAL COST: $250!!!!! So I called them back and said: "Do you usually charge when relaying test results?" They said: "No we don't charge for that" So I asked why did I get charged and they said they didn't know and would call me back and remove it. They never called back and when I called them they acted like they didn't know anything. This place has horrible service and will over charge you. DO NOT GO HERE! Beware!!

All over, very good..Pairs well with VA services. Handles VA Community Care situations well.read more

I called before my appointment specifically to verify that my insurance was accepted and was…read morereassured that I was in network. The very next day, I was told I owed hundreds of dollars because the provider was actually out of network. When I explained that I had called in advance and was explicitly told otherwise, the response I received was shockingly dismissive and condescending: "It doesn't matter," followed by, "You owe this amount, and we don't negotiate." No one should be treated this way, especially when they're already dealing with health concerns. The lack of accountability, compassion, and professionalism was incredibly disappointing. Be sure to verify everything yourself before receiving care--I felt this was a classic bait-and-switch experience.

I've been to two legacy go health care since here in WA for two completely different reasons...The…read moresalmon creek and now the Camas... The care given from front desk to walking out is so friendly and caring... I couldn't ask for more care from the Office team to the assistant... to the Dr!!! California urgent cares need to step it up!!!

Front desk employee less than pleasant. I understand that I'm a walk-in, but felt entirely…read moredismissed and that I didn't have the right to seek medical care.

I have been going to Legacy Breast Health Center for years. They are prompt and efficient. You go…read moredirectly to the Breast Clinic and bypass the main waiting area. Waiting times is minimal, and each step you must take is clear: getting undressed, signaling you're ready, going into the area where the machinery is. The technician is quick and efficient. She also asks pertinent questions, and follows up on the information she has gathered, like informing your doctor. It is the best. breast imaging experience out of my many years of receiving this procedure.

Had an issue with a broken wheel stud, at a local tire dealer. They paid for the fix and…read morerecommended this business. I was going to be going out of town and needed it fixed. I called and spoke to Megan... she was very helpful and got me scheduled for the afternoon. I went there, they fixed it, great work! Enjoyed chatting with Megan too... Highly recommended!

My bf & I have brought at least 3 or 4 cars that we've owned here when there was a problem. They've…read morealways provided great service with fair pricing. The people working in the office are always very friendly & informative. We usually use their "request appointment" feature on their website & yes you do hear back from them. Its been nice living walking distance as we are able to just walk back & forth. Bummed we'll be moving soon, but we'll still be bringing our cars here. Definitely recommend.