Drs. Jennifer Lee and Brett Buchmiller, allergists with The Everett Clinic contributed: “The onset of grass pollen, the major summertime allergen, started three to four weeks early in mid-April and continued through July, said Dr. Jennifer Lee, a physician at The Everett Clinic who specializes in treating allergy patients. Read more about In the news: Allergy season was that bad
We are pleased to welcome the following new July providers: Read more about Welcome new providers
Seattle Met surveyed licensed doctors, nurses and physician assistants in the Seattle Metro area, asking them to nominate who "they deem best in their field of practice.” Read more about Two Everett Clinic physicians named in Seattle Met's Top Doctors
Seattle Mag surveyed over 1,000 providers within the Seattle-area, asking them to nominate the peers they trust and admire within the medical field. The Everett Clinic has four peer-nominated physicians. Congratulations to the following award recipients: Read more about Everett Clinic physicians named Top Doc
The Everett Clinic More than 400 people representing local business and nonprofit organizations launched an ambitious effort Thursday: to improve the health of people living in Snohomish County in the next five years. Read more about In the news: Representatives of 72 organizations pledge to help county get healthy
Listen for Everett Clinic colorectal surgeon Dr. Sara Worden on Health Matters radio, KRKO 1380am, 6 pm, Mon., July 27 talking about basic digestive system and colon health with hosts Shannon O’Kelley, Physical Therapist and President of Integrated Rehabilitation Group, and Maury Eskenazi, radio personality from Fox Sports radio. With thanks to Integrated Rehabilitation Group physical and hand therapy. Read more about On the radio July 27: Dr. Worden on colorectal surgery
Six Everett Clinic doctors were named Snohomish County's best by Everett Herald readers and the Clinic was named best family practice, best medical clinic and best workplace in healthcare. Read more about Clinic wins Herald Readers' Choice Award
Senior Services of Snohomish County’s Board of Directors elected Dr. James Lee to lead the organization as President of the Board. Dr. Lee is facility medical director and sees patients in Internal Medicine at The Everett Clinic Mill Creek. Read more about Dr. Lee leads Senior Services board
Seattle Mag surveyed over 1,000 providers within the Seattle-area, asking them to nominate the peers they trust and admire within the medical field. The Everett Clinic has four peer-nomiated physicans. Congratulations to the following award recipients: Read more about Four Everett Clinic physicians named in Seattle Magazine's Top Doctors
Picky eating is a common concern for parents. Sometimes children will eat only one or two favorite foods. Your child may refuse a food because of its color, texture or smell -- or for no reason at all! It’s frustrating. This can be normal toddler behavior and persist into preschool and school-age years. Read more about Feeding Your Picky Eater
Your blood tells your story. “When you look in the mirror, you're looking at the book cover. When you look at blood work, you're looking at the pages within,” said Karen Thomas, director of Laboratory Services at the Everett Clinic. Read more about In the news: Blood test reveals state of your health
Caregiving is both an individual and universal experience and approximately 85 percent of caregivers are assisting a family member. Read more about In the news: Caregivers need to learn to bend without breaking
This month we welcome providers to Pediatrics and Physicial Therapy, now seeing patients in Smokey Point. Read more about Welcome new providers
The Herald interviewed Dr. Amy Cheng, dermatoloist at our Smokey Point Medical Center, about what happens at a skin check and how to protect yourself from skin cancer. Read the article, "What to Expect: Skin doctor checks closely for danger," which ran in the Saturday Health & Wellness section. Read more about In the news: Dr. Cheng on skin cancer checks
Dr. Swanson appears regularly on KING5 HealthLink News in a segment called Ask Dr. Swanson. Most recently she reported on drowning dangers — what parents need to know. Read more about In the news: Drowning dangers-tips to keep kids safe
With hot temperatures predicted, The Herald reported on ways to stay safe and keep cool. Read the article, "Summer heat comes on strong; health officials urge caution."
Everett Clinic pediatrician Dr. Aisha Reuler, who sees patients at Harbour Pointe Pediatrics, contributed: Read more about In the news: Stay cool in the summer heat
Everett Clinic providers in Family Medicine, Behavioral Health and Orthopedics made biographical videos in June. Meet your local healthcare providers. Read more about Meet Family Medicine providers: new videos
Menopause, mental health, asthma and altitude sickness: Learn more about these and other medical issues and frequently asked healtcare questions from your Everett Clinic providers in our latest educational videos. Read more about Asthma, menopause, mental health: See our new videos
KUOW visits one of the Clinic's Your Life, Your Wishes classes about advance directives and end-of-life care. Read more about In the news: End-of-Life Forms
In honor of Father’s Day and Men’s Health Month The Everett Clinic is giving away waterpark passes at Great Wolf Lodge. Congratulations to Maya of Marysville! The voucher is in the mail! Read more about Winner announced: Great Wolf waterpark giveaway