Deanna H. Barrett, FNP, ARNP
Spokane, WA 99204
Providence Heart Institute, Cardiology Center - Spokane
62 West 7th Avenue, Suite 320, Spokane, WA 99204
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About Deanna H. Barrett
My approach to patient care is focused on developing therapeutic patient-provider relationships that promote positive outcomes and patient empowerment. I particularly enjoy partnering with patients to develop treatment plans that will prevent disease development and progression. I was born and raised in San Diego, CA and moved to Spokane in 2012 to attend Gonzaga University. In my spare time I enjoy playing golf, hiking with my dog, and watching Gonzaga basketball
Gonzaga University
2021
- American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), Adult Nurse Practitioner (ANP-BC)
- American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), Family Nurse Practitioner
62 West 7th Avenue, Suite 320
Spokane, WA 99204
62 West 7th Avenue, Suite 450
Spokane, WA 99204
Providence Medical Group - Inland Northwest
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I have always had excellent service from this provider
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Provider was very knowledgeable and well informed.
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Very good very thorough and knowledgeable
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Very professional and easy to have a conversation with.
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This provider explained everything and answered all my questions. She was amazing!
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This was my first visit with Deanna Barrett. I was impressed that she seemed well versed in my medical history down to knowing the number of my previous aortic measurement. She was very clear in her communication, used generic language to explain things, looked at me, and while she was focused, I didn't feel rushed. She repeated the follow up information several times so we were both clear about next steps. Making the appointment was confusing. I was given an appointment (which I had been trying to get for 9 months) then received a message a month before It that I needed to "urgently" come in for a pacemaker reading. I came in for that reading and was told I could cancel the appointment I had waited so long for. I refused to do that because I wanted to discuss things with the doctor or whomever I was to see. In the end I found this stressful and confusing as well as a waste of the time of the cardiac staff who are stretched so thin because I had to have a second pacemaker reading before my appointment.
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