Dr. Yong Kang He

I change my doctor to here for couple years. The staff always patient and kind, and the doctor there are very nice! They are so helpful to help people, especially the elder. compare them to other clinic, you will like them XD

I’ve had a great experience with evergreen clinic over years. The doctors and staff are professional, caring, and very attentive. I was able to get a same-day telehealth appointment, and the process was smooth from check-in to follow-up. The clinic is clean and well-organized, and the staff speaks multiple languages, including Mandarin and Spanish, which is incredibly helpful in my community. They explained everything clearly, took the time to answer my questions, and helped me understand my treatment options. I also appreciate that they accept a wide range of insurance plans and were transparent about costs. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone looking for reliable, multilingual, and compassionate primary care—especially if you need fast access to care without sacrificing quality.

Really good service. Don’t need to wait to do check up. Good front desk and good doctors. Recommend everyone to come.

This place is full of rude people especially the receptionist. During my visit I accidentally spilled water on the seat and asked the receptionist if they have any extra napkins. The receptionist was rude, rolled her eyes, and then gave me a napkin. Well I guess I should have left the place dirty if you acted like that. The doctors there are also clueless don't know anything about my past history and asked me instead. Every time I go in its always a different doctor. Highly recommend you to stay away from this unorganized place.

Doesn’t follow any rules and regulations regarding copay collection . Do not come here if you don’t have Medicaid . I told the receptionist a deposit or copay shouldn’t be collected nicely after the out of pocket maximum is met . She then started shouting and aggressively snapping back . Immediately walked out As chat gpt explains. , No, you generally do not pay copays after your out-of-pocket maximum is met. Once you reach your out-of-pocket maximum, which is the highest amount you are required to pay for covered healthcare expenses in a plan year, your insurance company will cover 100% of the allowed costs for the rest of the year. This includes copays, coinsurance, and deductibles. Therefore, after your out-of-pocket maximum is met, you will not have to pay any additional copays for covered healthcare services. However, there may be exceptions, such as for non-covered services or out-of-network care. It's important to consult your specific health insurance plan for details and any potential exceptions