The Everett Clinic Occupational Medicine and Center of Occupation Health and Education were mentioned in the Herald's editorial, "What's behind L&I increases." Read more about In the news: What’s behind L&I increases
Watch and learn about these and other medical topics from y our Everett Clinic providers in our latest educational videos. Read more about Tumor conferences and urinary incontinence: View new provider videos
Tune in for Everett Clinic Mohs, Laser & Skin surgeon Dr. Gail de Imus on KBTC public television, 7:30 pm, Friday December 4. Dr. Imus will discuss skin cancer and skin cancer removal. Read more about Watch December 4: Dr. Gail de Imus on skin cancer
Everett Clinic pulmonologist, Dr. Sridar Chalaka wrote tips for better sleep health for the Everett Herald's Health & Wellness feature. Read more about In the news: Sleep well - and enjoy better health
Everett Clinic physical therapist, Dr. Jenna Lisenby contributed to The Everett Herald's What to expect: "Physical therapists push you body to recover." Read more about In the news: Physical therapists push your body to recover
New Everett Clinic provider videos featuring Pediatrics, Behavioral Health, Ophthalmology and the Comprehensive Pain Center. Read more about New provider videos
Pediatrics, mental health and pain management. Watch and learn about these and other medical topics from y our Everett Clinic providers in our latest educaitonal videos. Read more about Pediatrics, mental health and pain management: See our new videos
The Everett Clinic Foundation was featured in The Everett Daily Herald's Applause feature, "Grant helps provide special beds." Read more about In the news: Grant helps provide special beds
Everett Clinic pediatrician, Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson contributed to CBS News', "U.S. Soccer Federation bans headers for young kids." Read more about In the news: U.S. Soccer Federation bans headers for young kids
Everett Clinic podiatrist, Dr. Sean Laghaeian contributed to the Herald's, "Active kids often suffer from foot pain."
Activities such as basketball, cheerleading, lacrosse, track and softball can cause common foot and heel pain in children. It is important that your kids never “play through the pain” in their feet. Read more about In the news: Active kids often suffer from foot pain
Everett Clinic 2015 Patients' Choice Award Winners Read more about 2015 Patients' Choice Award Winners
We are pleased to welcome the following new November providers: Read more about Welcome new providers
Everett Clinic pediatrician, Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson contributes to Parents Magazine with three ways to calm your overactive child. Read more about In the news: How to Calm Your Overactive Child
Everett Clinic pediatrician, Dr. Sara Bergman Lewis contributed to the Herald's, "An apple a day: Which home remedies really work?" Part of the Saturday Health & Wellness feature. Read more about In the news: An apple a day: Which home remedies really work?
Everett Clinic Director of Behavioral Health, Dr. Paul Schoenfeld contributed to the Herald's Good Life story, "Need to destress? Coloring books for adults are all the rage." Read more about In the news: Need to destress? Coloring books for adults are all the rage
November and December are hectic—the holidays are right around the corner! Don’t forget to make time to get your end of the year medical appointments in before your annual insurance deductible and FSA balance reset. Read more about Use it, Don't Lose it!
Tuesday, October 27th, all Clinic offices, Walk-In Clinics and flu shot clinics will close at 4 pm for an all-provider meeting. If you are experiencing a life threatening emergency, please call 911. The Clinic will resume normal hours on Wednesday, October 28th. We apologize for any inconvenience. Read more about All Clinic Early Closure October 27
Everett Clinic pediatrician, Dr. Wendy Sue Swanson, discusses the implications of anxiety when breast cancer runs in the family. Read more about In the news: Are the kids all right? When breast cancer runs in the family
If your child is showing signs of readiness, they may be ready to be potty trained.Talk to an Everett Clinic pediatrician in Everett, Mukilteo, Lake Stevens, Marysville, Mill Creek, Silver Lake, Smokey Point, Snohomish and Stanwood. Read more about Toilet Training Your Child
Urinary incontinence is defined as the loss of bladder control and is a common and often embarrassing problem. Urinary incontinence isn’t a disease, rather a symptom that can be caused by everyday habits, underlying medical conditions or physical problems. Visit an Everett Clinic Urologist. Read more about Urinary Incontinence: Loss of Bladder Control