Everett Clinic Dr. Yuan-Po Tu dicussed the 2016 flu season in the Herald's, "You still ave time to get immunized against the flu." Read more about In the news: You still have time to get immunized against the flu
The Everett Clinic is pleased to welcome the following new February providers: Read more about Welcome New Providers
As of Jan. 29, The Everett Clinic has performed its last surgery at the Trask Surgery Center in downtown Everett, 3025 Rucker Ave., and has moved all outpatient surgeries to Kemp Surgery Center in the Gunderson Building at 3927 Rucker Ave., Everett. Read the article in The Herald Business Journal. Read more about Clinic consolidating surgeries at Kemp Surgery Center; closing Trask downtown
Nine Everett Clinic doctors awarded Top Doctor from Seattle Magazine in dermatology, psychiatry, pulmonary, gastroenterology, surgery, allergy, oncology and spine physiatry. Read more about Nine Everett Clinic doctors named in Seattle Magazine's Top Doctors
Everett Clinic Dr. Ronald Green, Pulmonary and Sleep Medicine specialist contributed to the Herald's, "Whatever sleep you need, be sure to get it." Read more about In the news: Whatever sleep you need, be sure to get it
Everett Clinic allergist, Dr. Jennifer Lee, contributed to the Herald's Health & Wellness feature, "Air quality — inside as well as outside — can affect your health." Read more about In the news: Air quality — inside as well as outside — can affect your health
Dr. Shawn Slack, a practicing rheumatologist, has been elected by his physician peers to serve as The Everett Clinic’s President. The Everett Clinic serves more than 300,000 patients in Snohomish County. Continued excellence in patient care is one of Slack’s top priorities. Read more about Rheumatologist Shawn Slack named President of The Everett Clinic
Being informed about your health is one of the healthiest things you can do. To help you be the healthiest person you can be, each month we will focus on three things to know for your health. In January, HIV, Hepatitis C and Pneumococcal disease. Read more about For your health: 3 things to know
The Everett Clinic and Dr. Read more about In the news: Some WSU medical school doctors will be trained in Everett
The Everett Clinic is listed as one of the 35 national members of CAPG, the leading US professional association for physician organizations practicing capitated, coodinated care. The organization now represents more than 210 physican prganization in 40 states, Washington, DC, and Puerto Rico.
The organization is poised for a strong and dynamic future in its core objectives of advocacy, education, and leadership in implementing and expanding risk-based coordinated care. Read more about In the news: CAPG Advances Risk-Based Coordinated Care Coast to Coast
Dr. Aisha Reuler and Dr. Susana Myers contributed to the Herald's Health & Wellness feauture, "Toilet-training 101."
By the time children reach their second and third years of life, the daunting task of getting them out of diapers and transitioning to using the toilet has probably made it onto their parents' to-do list. Read more about In the news: Toilet-training 101
The Everett Clinic welcomes 12 new doctors and advanced care practitioners to its primary and specialty care departments in Snohomish County this January. Read more about Welcome New Providers
Everett Clinic patients read and commented on the following top 10 blog posts in 2015. Dr. Paul Schoenfeld, clinical psychologist, writes for Family Talk Blog every Monday and Thursday.
DaVita HealthCare Partners, a leading independent medical group in America and leading global provider of kidney care, and The Everett Clinic, a nationally recognized physician group, today announced the clinic's stakeholders voted to approve a previously announced merger plan. Read more about Doctors Approve Merger With DaVita HealthCare Partners
Everett Clinic Chief Executive Officer, Rick Cooper, contributed to the Herald's feature on the acquisition of The Everett Clinic by Denver-based DaVita Healthcare Partners.
But why should a respected, independent and successful organization like The Everett Clinic, with 318,000 patients, need to seek a larger parent? Read more about In the news: Work cut out for new owner
Everett Clinic optometrist, Dr. James Santoro contributed to the Herald's, "Top tips for driving at night."
One of the most common patient complaints presented to an eye doctor is difficulty seeing while driving at night. According to the National Safety Council, vehicle death rates are three times higher at nighttime than during the day. Read more about In the news: Top tips for driving at night
The Everett Clinic primary care provider offices can now be reached by phone from 7 am – 8 pm in Everett, Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Marysville, Mukilteo, Mill Creek and Stanwood. Read more about Call your primary care provider's office until 8 pm
The Everett Clinic now offers patients a paperless billing option in their MyChart. Read more about Sign up for paperless billing
Everett Clinic chief operating officer, Dr. Jeff Bissey contributed to the Herald's feature on the Clinic's South County growth.
“We felt we needed over the next five years to at least double in size and at least have a market presence in north King County on both sides of the north end of Lake Washington,” said Jeff Bissey, The Everett Clinic's chief operating officer." Read more about In the news: Everett Clinic plans expansion in Shoreline, Lynnwood, south Everett
The Everett Clinic has signed a lease for a 40,000-square-foot Clinic at the Shoreline Marketplace, 1201 N. 175th Street, Shoreline, next to Trader Joe’s and across from Shoreline City Hall. It is renovating the space and plans to open a Clinic there in September 2016 with primary care, a Walk-In Clinic and some medical specialties. Read more about Everett Clinic begins South County growth
