Neighborcare Health at Rainier Beach – Medical Clinic

12÷19÷15
Lets get one thing straight, I hate going to the doctor’s office. It freaks me out, and I always think that they’re going to find something wrong with me.
I had a back pain few weeks ago, and I resisting going to the doctor over a week. I was suffering the entire time, and I finally gave in. The visit was painless. She diagnosed my back pain and sent me on my way to get the medication.
Dr. Yehuda was my daughters Pediatritian and she is wonderful. She answers any questions I have and is very thorough when my toddler has an appointment. Her nurses are just as nice and knowledgable!
Front staff is OK, speedy check in, waiting room is nice. I only took one star off because of front desk staff answering phone calls. One woman was rude while I was trying to make an appointment. Maybe she needed another cup of coffee this morning?
Also, the waiting… No one like to wait especially for people who may come in early and still have to wait long. While waiting a kid behind us was snoring like she haven’t slept in days.
PRO TIP:
*Carefully pick the day and time of your appointment. To avoid waiting room purgatory, ask for the first appointment of the day. With no other patients scheduled before you, the doctor shouldn’t be backed up.
*Deal with Paperwork Early. Lengthy paperwork often requires your input. So, plan for enough time during the visit to fill in the vital information.
*Don’t forget to bring your insurance card to your first visit.

What’s the point of trying to make an appointment if no one is going to answer your call? Called this place 4 times in the last week and I’ve been on hold for 15 – 30 mins long. I’ve decided to hang up and go back to Neighborcare in Columbia. At least they answer their phone calls.

I love this place. Been coming here for years. They are very caring, and just want to help you. The front desk to the ma’s to the doctors all very caring.

Hands down Neighborcare Health at Rainier Beach is the best.
Some of the kindest and best trained clinic staff in Seattle.
I got sick tired of poorly run private sector facility that I was going too and decided to go to my neighborhood clinic. They are now my primary care giver.