Prepare For Your Visit at The Everett Clinic

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Getting care in person

We're open for in-person primary, urgent walk-in clinic, specialty and surgical care.

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Your safety is important

We’re working hard to help make our clinics the safest places to seek care. By taking these proactive steps, we’re able to provide the care you need in the safest way possible.

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Virtual care

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We're here to help you get the care you need, when you need it. Many of our providers offer virtual visit appointments.

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Come alone, if possible

We have a policy limiting visitors at all clinical sites of care. Learn more

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Wear a mask

For your safety, surgical masks are required at all times inside our office for all teammates and patients. Please make every effort to bring one. Learn more

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Wait safely

We have placed signs in our waiting areas to help you follow social distancing.

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Important changes to office visits

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We have a policy limiting visitors at all clinical sites of care. It is:
- One parent or guardian may visit the clinic with a minor or child.
- One caregiver may visit with a patient with cognitive limitations (learning or thinking problems) or disability (a person who needs help going to visits).
- One caregiver may visit with a patient with physical limitations (someone who needs help going to visits).
- If you’re bringing a minor child to an appointment, no other children, including the child’s siblings, should be brought to an appointment, unless the other children also have an appointment.
- No visitors with a fever, cough or breathing problems.
You may bring an interpreter with you. Patients with visitors who don’t meet the policy above will be asked to have their visitors wait in the car. Thank you for your understanding.
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The Everett Clinic is following the statewide order to wear masks. Masks must be worn at all Everett Clinic locations. We will not give out mask exemption letters or waivers for any patient. This is regardless of age or medical problem.

Washington state has ordered that everyone must wear a face covering in:
- Indoor public spaces
- Outside public spaces, when you can’t physically distance from others (stay at least 6 feet away from others)
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Check in, pay bills and more at a kiosk

Kiosk are available at most of our locations. Besides checking in, you can also use a kiosk to:

Update personal information
Verify insurance information
Sign electronic documents
Pay your bill or copay

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Do you need a translator or language service?

You can ask for language help when you schedule your visit. Visit language assistance.
Interpreters are offered at no charge.
Also, Washington Relay (dial 711) is a free phone service.

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