I always have great care , every one in the office is wonderful, just great care …read more Thank you Rodney

Dr Dinges is very intelligent but the care is not great. They have zero follow through if you need…read moreany forms or requests you need to call and remind them multiple times. They don't seem to put the patient first. They seem to be way more concerned with themselves. They never reply to emails. They never upload documents. Zero bedside manner. They don't return phone calls. It is quite unclear who Does what. You definitely will feel like you imposing upon them even though you are the patient. There are few choices in Seattle so I guess this is what we have to accept.

Madison Clinic seems to be fairly well run. Check in staff is always helpful and friendly. Dr…read more Brian Wood carefully listens then asks you which plan you want to take resolving your concerns. He provides a professional level of care that makes you comfortable and appreciated.

I began going to the Madison when it was still on Madison in the early 90's and the staff there…read morewere angels, when it was moved to Harborview the angels were replaced by a bunch of 20-30 year olds who acted like your mere presence was interrupting their day and they began to treat us like assembly line products. In 2002 I found a private doctor (see my review on Rob Killian for that disaster) Flash forward to 2022 - I was forced to go back to the Madison, the medical assistants are RUDE,INDIGNANT and INCOMPETENT and have something of a God complex, not to mention when giving shots they don't know what they're doing (hit the same nerve TWICE and now have a permanently damaged right hand). The doctors are incompetent, "I don't know" seems to be their mantra, instead of giving me a referral, they kept sending me home. They have zero competence when it comes to recording patients information, I have found several outright lies in my records. If you are having problems with your meds, good luck getting them changed, they will fight you tooth and nail on that. "I don't feel comfortable with that". It's not about "them", it's about YOU! I will say this, everyone I knew and people I've seen out and about that went to the Madison, THEY ARE NO LONGER WITH US, while those who did not are still here. Replace the "C" in clinic with a "K" and you'll get a more accurate description of the care you'll receive. SEEK HELP ELSEWHERE!!!!!!!!

+ Polite staff. + Clean interior. Safe ambience…read more + Despite the current Seattle ambience, they have public restrooms. - Only 1 toilet stall in the restroom. + The restroom had 2 sinks. + No one bothered me.

I get so much paper snail mail from Kaiser since my employer switched to them. They are stuck in…read morethe 90s. Also, their pharmacy is exactly like going to the DMV. You take a number and they call you up- everyone can hear what you're saying to them when you get up there because they've all been waiting so long they are all paying attention. All of your personal information is on display- they can all hear it. It's embarrassing at best. Also, their doctors seem to work whenever they feel like it- not regularly, you won't develop a relationship with any of them. The whole system is very impersonal- it's a very disorganized place. It represents the money you pay to be a part of it, cheap. 100%. If you have a choice, don't do Kaiser, you will regret it.

It's a shocking fact about me that, unlike most people, I am not a huge fan of medical procedures…read more I know! Take a moment to absorb that information. But sometimes I find myself having to get poked or prodded, for instance, this trip to LabCorp for blood work. And while it's not something I want to put on my calendar every day, I have to say this experience was about 1,000x better than it might have been, so woohoo for that. First, I love that you can just make an appointment online -- super, super easy. I actually got on the computer at 10 and made an appointment for 1 p.m. same day. Second, if you're in West Seattle (or close by) it's really easy to get to. There's parking on the street and inside, and it's a small place in a quiet neighborhood, so much less hassle than trekking to First Hill if you don't have to. Third, I walked right in and was next; no waiting. In fact, I learned when I got there that I didn't even need an appointment -- apparently it's not a long-lines-of-people kind of thing to get blood drawn, so that was good to know just in case. (I am a nervous type and like making appointments.) The surroundings were honestly just so-so; there's a main lobby that's nice, but I was in the lab lobby, which feels more like a waiting nook at an old hospital, but it's fine. The room where the blood was drawn was a little small, and another guy came in to have his done while we were wrapping up my procedure, and that was just a little weird -- I am by far not the worst person about having to give blood, but I don't particularly want to watch someone else's pool up into a vial or bag, either. But the best part was Kristy who checked me in and drew my blood. She was funny, chatty, supportive ("You can grab my arm if you need to,") and kept me laughing as we talked about terrible self-published ebooks. Most importantly, she got that needle in so easily I honestly barely even felt it -- I actually had to check to see if she'd gotten started. And it was over quickly. So high-fives for this office all around!

I was apprehensive about going to Lapcorp because the reviews weren't so great. I go to Seattle U…read moreand the nurses at the Student Health Center tried to draw my blood multiple times (I was not very happy about that) and they took so long that my arm kept getting uncomfortably numb. I also got extremely light headed after they 3rd poke (don't know if it was the heat or my reaction to getting a needle inserted multiple times with no result). They sent me to Lapcorp, and the lady was done drawing my blood in less than 1 minute. I went early in the morning and there was no wait.. thank you Lapcorp!