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Watch and learn from new Everett Clinic providers in family medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, physical therapy, pediatrics, internal medicine, allergy, behavioral health and more. Read more about Watch new provider videos

In December, The Everett Clinic will open a neighborhood Thomas Lake Clinic, 3916 148th St., Mill Creek, 98012. The clinic will be approximately 6,400 square feet and will provide primary care, behavioral health, family medicine, X-ray, laboratory services, and a walk-in clinic (urgent care), to the community. The anticipated opening date is Monday, December 19.

The new Thomas Lake Clinic will be located in a retail center. Read more about In December, The Everett Clinic Opens a Neighborhood Clinic in Mill Creek

We are pleased to announce that The Everett Clinic offers notifications via text message to those patients who opt-in. Read more about Everett Clinic Text Message Notifications

Read one woman's journey from fearful to confident as she faced the risk of developing breast cancer and made decisions on how best to mitigate that risk in her life. Read more about From Fearful to Confident: Facing Breast Cancer

Get to know your new Everett Clinic providers and see what drove them to a career in healthcare and why they chose The Everett Clinic over others in the Pacific Northwest. Read more about Watch, learn and get to know new providers

Rick Cooper named Northwest Regional Market President for DaVita HealthCare Partners; Chris Knapp named CEO of The Everett Clinic Read more about The Everett Clinic announces leadership transitions

NOW SEEING PATIENTS IN SHORELINE
The Everett Clinic opens in Shoreline Sept. 26, community celebration will be Sat., Sept. 24 On Mon., Sept. 26, The Everett Clinic will open a 40,000-square-foot clinic at 1201 N. 175th Street, Shoreline, with primary care, walk-in clinic, lab and x-ray services, vision center and care from several medical specialty providers. Read more about Now seeing patients in Shoreline, open house Sept. 24

Have you been considering vision correction surgery like LASIK , but had questions about what the procedure involved or if you were a good candidate?

Vision correction includes several surgical procedures designed to eliminate or reduce your need for glasses or contact lenses. The two most common types of vision correction surgeries using lasers include laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis (LASIK ) and photorefractive keratectomy (PRK ). Read more about Vision Correction Surgery: Three Important Facts