1/5 Mr B. 6 years ago on Google ā¢ 1 review
This
place
is
the
typical,
horrible
Multicare
experience.
Bad
receptionists,
bad
nurses,
some
great
doctors.
Only
with
this
Multicare,
you
get
the
added
bonus
of
being
serviced
by
man-haters.
As
my
wifeās
previous
OBGYN
had
retired,
we
decided
to
try
this
center
for
an
annual
checkup
as
it
was
convenient.
What
a
mistake.
To
start
with,
itās
not
clear
how
to
park,
but
thatās
not
the
end
of
the
world.
When
we
arrived,
we
were
about
5
minutes
early
for
our
appointment.
The
receptionist
rudely
told
us
that
she
didnāt
know
if
we
would
be
able
to
keep
our
appointment
because
we
had
about
60
seconds
of
paperwork
to
fill
out.
She
kept
going
on
and
on
about
how
she
didnāt
know
if
we
could
be
seen
today.
It
was
really
like
she
was
trying
to
stress
us
out
or
she
was
in
an
acting
class
and
trying
to
act
out
despair.
A
great
receptionist
would
have
given
us
the
paperwork
to
fill
out
and
then
got
on
the
phone
to
talk
to
someone
to
make
sure
we
could
be
seen
today.
But
this
is
Multicare.
We
were
not
even
a
new
patient
to
the
Multicare
OBGYN
system,
but
whatever.
It
was
the
typical
paperwork
and
my
wife
is
healthy,
so
we
figured
that
it
shouldnāt
be
a
problem.
We
quickly
filled
out
the
paperwork
and
hand
it
in
and
sit
for
about
10
minutes.
Then
in
walks
a
woman
by
herself
and
goes
up
to
the
receptionist
and
tells
her,
āSorry,
but
Iām
about
10
minutes
late
for
my
appointment.ā
The
same
receptionist
that
we
talked
to
then
tells
her
that
it
fine
and
she
will
let
the
doctor
know
that
she
is
here.
Wow.
Double
standard.
We
then
get
taken
back
to
the
patient
room
and
after
about
5
minutes,
in
walks
the
nurse
practitioner
we
are
seeing.
She
walks
straight
up
to
my
wife
and
shakes
her
hand,
says
hello
and
doesnāt
even
acknowledge
me.
After
about
5
minutes
of
talking
about
why
my
wife
is
there
and
with
me
occasionally
trying
to
help
out
the
conversation
as
my
wife
doesnāt
speak
English
very
well
the
NP
finally
looks
at
me.
The
rest
of
the
conversation
is
that
way.
No
conversation
with
me,
just
sideways
glances.
As
if
Iām
the
enemy
and
the
NP
knows
it.
It
was
a
really
weird
experience.
And
Iām
not
a
bad
looking
guy.
Iām
fortunate
to
not
have
any
facial
birthmarks
or
facial
deformities
that
might
make
someone
uncomfortable
with
looking
at
me.
As
we
were
leaving
my
wife
mentioned
how
weird
the
experience
was
and
that
they
are
probably
man-haters
with
an
attitude
of
āhow
dare
I
go
to
a
womanās
centerā
as
an
explanation
to
the
horrible
appointment.
Truth
be
told,
the
Puyallup
Multicare
is
very
similar.
The
recent
Cora
Weberg
incident
really
doesnāt
surprise
us.
We
will
try
someplace
else
next
time
and
if
you
have
to
go
here
DONāT
BRING
YOUR
HUSBAND/BOYFRIEND.
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