The Everett Clinic at Summit View Clinic

Erin Oliver

I’ve been going to Summit View for over 20 years. The staff and doctors were exceptional. There was a great stability there, knowing that even if you couldn’t get in to see your regular pcp, you could still get in to see another physician or NP in a reasonable timeframe..a day at most. Since the Everett Clinic took over, there’s been a huge shake up. In that timeframe, my husband’s doctor retired, my ARNP left, (along with quite a few other familiar physician faces) and none of the remaining doctors have room in their service for “new” patients (even though I’ve been going there for 20+ years) When I called to make an appointment I was helpfully advised of all this by the staff, and that there are only two full time healthcare providers at present (July 2022). There are no appointments available for a month, and she advised that I go to a convenience care facility for treatment. Done. Convenience care saw me and treated me within 30 minutes. But it rankles a lot, since my local doctors’ office has now effectively pushed us out the door. Now we are doctor shopping in Puyallup… recommendations welcome! ☹️

J James

I was a patient at Summit View Clinic since 1998. It was great. All the staff was great. Since the merge with The Everette Clinic the patient care is non existent. I have tried to get a new primary care provider there, but no one is accepting new patients, irregardless of being a long term patient there. I'm so disappointed and would not recommend them to anyone.

Karen Denise

Too bad they were taken over by big corporate and not providing family medicine. I have been going to summit clinic for 10 years for my yearly exams. Called to make an appointment and was told to hit the road. They pretended to be super helpful in refilling my prescription birth control but no action taken. BTW... thank you for the notification saying I'm due for my appointment only to be rejected when I call to make it.

Janet Parker

I was diagnosed with ankle pain and sent home with crutches, comfort boot and pain pills. I had X-ray showed a broken tibia and fibia. I had been given no emergency care, no splint, no transport to hospital, no referral to surgeon. 10 months later after two surgeries I believe they still don’t know they are supposed to be caring for my broken leg.