Gunderson Building

Location

Gunderson Building

3927 Rucker Avenue

Everett, WA 98201

Phone: 425-259-0966

Hours

Hours vary by department

Walk-in Clinic Hours:

Mon - Fri: 8am - 7:30pm
Sat & Sun: 9am - 5pm

Current Wait Time:

15 min

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The Gunderson Building is home to Anesthesiology, Cosmetic Surgery, ENT, Gastroenterology, Hand Surgery & Therapy, Orthopedics, Physical Therapy, Podiatry and our Everett Walk-In Clinic. Laboratory and Imaging services are also available at this location.

1st Floor: Kemp Surgery Center

2nd Floor: Audiology (Seating Area 1), Cosmetic Surgery (Seating Area 2), Ear, Nose and Throat (Seating Area 1), Gastroenterology (Seating Area 2), Hand Center & Therapy (Seating Area 2), Lab (Seating Area 1), Podiatry (Seating Area 1), X-Ray (Seating Area 1), Walk-In Clinic

3rd Floor: Advanced Imaging Center – CT / MRI / Ultrasound, Orthopedic Center (Seating Area 3), Physical Therapy (Seating Area 4)

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News

Check-out our self check-in kiosks

The Everett Clinic wants to make your healthcare as easy and convenient as possible. Have you tried our private check-in with touchscreen kiosks? It's a great alternative for check in during busy times that allows for increased privacy and updating your records more efficiently.

Preventing diabetes

The Everett Clinic offers American Diabetes Association-approved programs of diabetes self-management education in Everett, Marysville and Stanwood. For more information, call 425-339-5431.

In the news: Active kids often suffer from foot pain

Everett Clinic podiatrist, Dr. Sean Laghaeian contributed to the Herald's, "Active kids often suffer from foot pain."

Police Activity at Everett Clinic Main Campus

As a safety precaution we will be clearing the Gunderson Building to allow the State Patrol to sweep the building after a suspicious device was found near the parking garage. The parking garage remains locked down and police are not allowing patients or staff access to their cars.

In the news: Pharmaceutical drugs: How to stay unbiased and save patients money

Everett Clinic Board Secretary and Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Scott Schaaf wrote a letter to the newspaper in response to The Seattle Times about The Everett Clinic's pharmaceutical sales ban.