U.S. HealthWorks Medical Group

Went here again. Horrible !
They said it was common cold, while i had an upper respiratory infection, taking antibiotic now which was prescribed by another doctor.
The front desk dont work at all. they said no bills. but i was sent to collection. even for taking payment, they are very lazy

Long wait times (over an hour) and expensive. Expensive like I thought I was going to ER expensive, despite this says urgent care.
I went in for an ear infection to get antibiotics, which required a relatively quick inspection, swabbing of ear and a couple questions (no lab work), walked out with a $ 200 bill (didn’t meet my deductible yet through UHC (also a poor medical plan)) for about 20 minutes of talking to the Dr. and a prescription for some generic antibiotics.
Will see a more affordable Dr. next time and pay cash + confirm charges before scheduling.
Healthcare in the US is a racket.

My employer is contracted with US Healthworks for vaccinations and titer testing, etc. So when my recent Measles titer returned low (i.e., NOT immune), I had to get a booster shot.
I initially went to the Bellevue US Healthworks, as there was a guy who used to work there named Nick who was fabulous: great personality, and great at giving shots, too. He no longer works there, however. When I showed up recently, the Bellevue parking lot was full of cars, and the waiting room was full of people. Jody at the front desk said they were short-​staffed and there was at least an hour wait (you KNOW when they say that that the wait will be at least 90 minutes or more!). I asked how the wait was in the Redmond clinic and she said they, too, were short-​staffed so it would probably take as long there as it would here. I promptly left.
In my car, I called the Redmond clinic and the guy who answered said there was no one there at all at that time! I drove to this site, was seen immediately, filled out a few papers, got the shot, and wham! It was done in record time.
The guy at the front desk was super nice, and the MA who administered the vaccination was also great. Very efficient. I apologized for keeping them after their closing time but they repeatedly said not to worry, that’s what they were there for, they’re there to help, not to think twice about it.
My employer had proof of the vaccination by the following morning. All in all, I thought this clinic was super efficient and as painless as can be. (My daughter had an ear infection treated here the week earlier and her experience was also very positive). I think we’ll continue to come to this clinic as opposed to the Bellevue site from now on.

Terrible. Had to get a drug test for work. I waited 2.5 hours. They only had one doctor and one nurse working.

Because of the nature of my occupation, as an environmental scientist, I have to get an annual physical exam, even though I spend the majority of my time behind a desk and maybe less than one percent of my time actually being around hazardous materials. Anyway, this is the place that my company sends me. It’s a brand new location, clean and comfortable as a clinic could be. The medical technician took me through the rounds … vision, hearing, spirometry, EKG, urine, blood, and a final check with the lady doctor. I can’t hear squat but at least my vision is ²⁰⁄₁₅ … beyond five feet. This is a nice clinic, more oriented to occupational medicine. I’m sure if you cut your finger in the kitchen and needed stitches you could probably walk in and they would sew you up.