Honest, straightforward employees…read more When I mentioned to the audiologist that I came to Seattle for military training and that was what caused my hearing loss, he suggested that I apply for free hearing aids through the VA as my loss was service connected. I didn't know that. I now have a pair of $6,400 Phonak BTE Boleros and a Roger Pen Bluetooth device to connect to my cell phone and TV and hear my customers that I set up, review, and train one-on-one in QuickBooks and Quicken (PC, Mac, or Online for Quick Books).

Great service and always friendly staff. They try to get you a appointment as soon as they can for…read morerepairs to hearing aids and get them back ASAP.

Been a patient for over 10 years. Always professional care and friendly staff. Beneficial…read moreassistance with frame selection and good support between appointments as well.

This office is a well-oiled family business. Dr. Scott Bennion and his son Dr. Ryan Bennion are…read moreboth knowledgeable, professional and quiet, but personable. Two of my kids have unique situations with their eyes, which needed additional explanation and monitoring, which Dr. Scott handled well. When we started seeing them 4 years ago, they didn't bat an eye when we walked out with our prescriptions (which we filled at Costco). Both me and my husband were disappointed with the transitional bifocals we purchased at Costco and asked Dr. Ryan about it the next year. He explained the difference in materials and we both ordered bifocals from the Bennion's M.V. Vision Clinic. The high quality lenses and frames, plus much better blending in the bifocals made a marked improvement. We see the difference every day! I also appreciate the way Dr. Scott's daughter helped me and my kids select frames. It's overwhelming, and important because we're wearing those every day for the next year! She helped us zero in on the best size, and then showed us options in a non-pushy way.

HSDC is great. The location can't be beaten; everyone is friendly and highly qualified.read more

I have been going to the Seattle Hearing speech center for over 60 years,…read morethis past two years their system for appointments is unbelievable tacky and discussing I have always the walk in which is not available and its to change a tube. You must make an appointment in order for someone to be there. Just to change a tube Sadly to say they need to close this place down. they need to stop paying the staff if they are not going to be there

Rock Therapeutic Services is staffed with some of the most knowledgeable, caring, and compassionate…read morespeech therapists in the business. I appreciate how attentive the staff is and that you truly feel that your hopes and concerns are being heard. Definitely a positive environment to bring your child to.

I have been so impressed with the providers at this establishment! In the past I have driven hours…read moreto see specialist in Seattle and other locations for my nonverbal daughter who can be difficult in therapy. I am continually surprised and delighted by the providers forethought and planning for our sessions. I have been so incredibly pleased to have such fabulous speech pathologist close to home.

Valley Medical Center is TERRIBLE. You think you'll like your PCP, but they end up sending you…read morepurposely to facilities that will cost you a lot of $$ out of pocket, unknown to you unless you have the 'codes' of each facility and call your insurance to double check. I was charged over $600 because they sent me to an OUTPATIENT facility to get an ultrasound unaware to me, because WHY WOULD YOUR PCP EVER DO THAT TO YOU!?! My insurance even noted how scammy it was and apologized and opened an internal claim. I would have been charged $0 if they sent me to a normal place like how my other doctors have done for the past 10 years. DO NOT GO THERE. I don't care if you've seen good reviews, as I did have a fine experience with my PCP, but they are a scam company. My insurance even noted that I should be able to negotiate the costs given how they were grossly incompetent. On top of that, the billing department kept saying I need to 'three way' my insurance, but then after spending an hour trying to do that because the billing department kept hanging up, they noted that they couldn't. Colleen, Amy, Christine and more from the billing department, thank you for showing us how much of a scam this hospital is!

This review is regarding their Urgent Care department, since that's what I went for…read more New to the Covington area. I had a horrible fever, cough, and colourful mucus out of nowhere Friday night, and called them first thing on Saturday morning to see if they accepted my insurance. (Really, you should do this before going to any urgent care, because they all seem to accept different plans.) Once I heard they accepted my insurance I went straight over. I arrived Saturday at 9:00 am. There was only one other person in front of me. Filling out new patient forms/waiting to be seen only took about 20 minutes. The girls at the desk were very kind and pleasant. The assistant that took my vitals was also very pleasant and nice. She let me know about the "My Chart" program, but a lot of places now do this. They have contracts with the site to sign people up, so you can just decline if you don't want it. After vitals, my wait time in the checkup room was about 10 minutes. I was seen by Audra Burdulis, a Nurse Practitioner. She was incredibly warm and pleasant to me right out of the gate. I usually feel like an idiot having to go to any urgent care, because I so rarely get sick that I never know what's wrong with me, and feel like the biggest arse spouting out my complaints. She listened very patiently and empathized with me. She looked at my eyes, in my mouth, ears and throat, and felt along my neck and face. She diagnosed me with a severe upper respiratory infection/pre bronchitis. I had to bring up the humiliating fact that I can't swallow pills, and she wasn't put off or annoyed at all. She prescribed me all liquids and sprays, and explained how to use each one and which ones not to take at the same time. She implored me to call back if I had any change of symptoms or if I had any concerns, and they phoned in my prescriptions to the pharmacy I requested before I even left the office. I have a bit of a road to recovery ahead of me, but my experience with this facility was wonderful.