This guy practices medicine the way it used it to be practiced: personal, focused on you, with no…read moreb.s. in between. He's as good as it gets, and, given that he's been at it for almost 4 decades, I hope he lives a very long life indeed!

Auburn, WA doctor. (Some reviews are for another David Schumer, MD)…read moreGreat interaction with him and his staff. His dog is part of the staff and very friendly. He took the time to get to know me as a new patient and discussed my concerns without hurrying to the next patient. He is friendly and caring while still being a bit coarse in his opinions. He will let you know his views honestly, occasionally with a few swear words for punctuation, but also with laughter and concern. I prefer the honesty and don't care about the coarse verbiage. Very happy with him as my guiding doctor!

My sister was diagnosed with Primary Progressive Aphasia, a subtype of Frontotemporal Dementia,…read moreapproximately seven years ago. During the time when she was first diagnosed and still fully able to speak for herself, she informed the family that her wish was to stay at home until the end of her life. David Schumer was her doctor and while she was still ambulatory and had the ability to toilet independently, he recommended her for Hospice care on 2 occasions when she was clearly ineligible for such care. Both times she was disqualified for the service by Medicare. No doctor that understands the criteria for Hospice care would have repeatedly made such a senseless decision twice. One can only guess why, but it appeared he was trying to give the impression he cared for my sister's wellbeing, even though he knew she would never meet the criteria for Hospice care. Hence, giving the family false expectations. Due to the unique nature of her disease and unlike more common forms of dementia, my sister remained aware of her surrounding and the people she loved. However, as her disease progressed, providing quality care became more and more difficult. To avoid the cost of in-home full-time care and fulfill my sister's wish to die at home, Schumer plotted with her husband to place my sister in a low-quality care home, even though the money was available. This decision immediately sped her decline, destroyed her quality of life and separated her from her loved ones for long periods of time. Moreover, Schumer became more and more dismissive when family members expressed concerns for her care. Finally, when it became apparent she did qualify for hospice care, Schumer did nothing other than increase the level of her sedation. My sister died without ever experiencing the benefits of Hospice care and was effectively abandoned by her "doctor" during her greatest time of need. Schumer may have been in the business for 40+ years, but his decisions to care for my sister at the end of life were deplorable. For more proof of Schumer's unethical behavior, please see the State of Washington, Department of Health Case #M2022-991 (9/12/2024) where legal action was taken against him regarding another patient, and the medical review board determined he had behaved unethically. I would never trust this man!

I 'inherited' Dr. Petter because my amazing PCP switched clinics. After being refused thyroid labs…read morefor Hashimoto's Thyroiditis, and I am tested every 6 months. She also told me that menopause 'starts at age 51' when I told her my period had stopped, I decided I was done with her. There are plenty of other practices that can bill both of my insurances and help me with my needs, and be kind.

Hes such a great doctor. He was my doctor for almost 20 years . Saved my life . His bed side maner…read morehas always been streaght forward. I miss having him as my doctor.

I agree with the other negative review. The doctor was nice and knowledgeable, but I wish I could…read moresay the same about the rest of his employees particularly the billing guy. And be expected to pay for an additional appointment even if you go in for a routine physical. Never in my life have I had to come back for an appointment to have my bloodwork given to me. It's always been mailed to me, however I was told I needed to come back for the bloodwork. Other than being a bit inconvenienced, I didn't question it until I received the $150 bill for a doctor visit. I don't have any life threatening diseases or terminal illnesses, so why? Do yourself a favor and find another doctor you'll be much happier.

Dr. Criddle retired from Auburn Family Medical Center. He was a great Doctor. We miss him so much…read more He is personable, really listens, always has the best information at his fingertips about whatever your problem is and is a very good diagnostician. He writes all instructions down he gives you and a brief summary of your visit. I would recommended him to anyone who has the opportunity to be one of his patients to take it and feel confident you have made the right choice and will be getting the best primary care Doctor that is available.

I was going to this place for quite a few years. Never had a bad experience. There were a few…read morehiccups here and there. Like when we show up to an appointment, they act like we never made one and the doctor is not even in the office. I heard a lot of negative things from different people, but I never had a really negative experience myself until one day... Dr Kulakivskiy called me herself with a very unprofessional tone accusing me of not coming in to see her unless I am demanding pain medication.. this happened after she called my sister about a year prior and told her exactly the same thing and left my sister in tears. I was shocked... I wanted to cry and didn't know what to do.. I have never once received any pain medication from them.. I have heard for people that stopped going to her office that would let her know that they're switching providers and that she would all of a sudden change from a nice lady and start yelling at them . Her accusing me of asking for pain medication's, and raising her voice at me over the phone, was very unprofessional and rude, and I will never return. I have waited over a year to leave this review, but has to be done so people know what can happen.

very kind and respectful, no waiting line. Great customer service. prices are very reasonable!…read moreoverall 10/10 experience!!!!

I'm new to the area and was looking to establish local care. The team was prompt, thorough,…read moreefficient, friendly!

This is my primary care clinic. I like my nurse practitioner but the clinic leaves a lot to be…read moredesired sometimes. I'm here today for my annual exam and I'm over-hearing the nurses talking loudly about a notice coming through about a patient who is sick and in pain (stabbing burning pain). The message was apparently not clear to them and they apparently didn't know what to do with it, but the message was read out loud numerous times, at one point there was a lot of laughter about it even though the message was about a painful condition. I was shocked when one employee shouted out the patients name, or at least that's what it sounded like. I was in the waiting room and heard all this. Anyway, I'm glad it wasn't me they were talking about, and i hope they don't laugh at my messages like that, and holler out my name. Geez!!! I'm more than a little worried about it.

Dr. Troncales is a geriatrician who is caring, thorough and knowledgeable. She is my mom's PCP. My…read moremom is hard of hearing and Dr. Troncales has been extremely patient with her. She frequently makes sure that she was able to address my mom's questions and concerns. My mom is a retired physician and although quiet during appointments, she usually tells me a lot after every appt. She has been nothing but satisfied with Dr. Troncales. She appreciates that she does not feel rushed. She is grateful that she has gotten established with a physician who is so passionate about helping the older population.

THE LAB HERE GAVE US *CONFIRMED* INCORRECT LAB RESULTS on 2 separate occasions, resulting in my…read morehusband in the ER. We are still stuck with the bill even though THEY CAUSED HIS SYMPTOMS & COULD HAVE KILLED HIM!! The lab on the main floor did not process my husbands labwork correctly, resulting in his cardiologist changing his medications. 36 hours later he was admitted to St Joes ER (also a Franciscan facility) with heart attack symptoms (BP ~210/107, tingling arm, nausea, etc). According to the ER Dr, his admittance into the hospital was a direct result of of the medication changes made by his cardiologist, based on the incorrect lab results. We followed back up with the cardiologist at this location. He admitted his own family had stopped using the lab there, as they were unhappy with results from there as well... Nonetheless, we cautiously had his blood work done a second time, again resulting in incorrect numbers. We then got a 2nd, 3rd & 4th blood draw at 3 other labs not Franciscan labs. It was confirmed his results from that lab were incorrect. We contacted a patient advocate with Franciscan. Concerned that if this lab processed one patients labs incorrectly twice, it was easy to assume it was happening to others. After 4 months of internal investigation, they admitted the same person processed both samples, retraining was done, but we were still liable for the $5000 bill at the ER ($2000 insurance, $3000 out of pocket, $21000 contractually written off). Even though the Drs decisions, based on INCORRECTLY PROCESSED blood samples, almost KILLED him; we are still responsible for the bill to save his life. A bill from the exact same corporation.

Personally been to this Medical Clinic 3 times in the past 2 years to see Doctor Garcia for routine…read morecheck-ups. The past two times were in April and June 2025. Adequate staff at the reception area on the 2nd floor. I have always have had a great experience checking in for my appointments. Received very good customer service from the staff. My personal experience seeing the Nurse Erin and Dr. Garcia have been excellent! They were really attentive to my needs, cared about my well-being and explained what I needed to do for the future to improve my health. Provided great advice and care as well as the required prescriptions.

I didn't always like her, but having been her patient for 10 years, I could write a book on Dr…read more Micali and how to get along with her and get the best out of her as your doctor. Basically my advice is to take the good with the bad. Treat her with true respect and she will do the same for you. She is never going to be a hand-holder, so if you want sympathy, find someone else. Sometimes the truth hurts. She is No-Nonsense and Very Direct. I never found her to be uncaring, just a little awkward around emotional people. Cry because your foot hurts and she's ok. Cry because your heart hurts and she will find a way to get out of the room. If she is mistaken--don't accuse her of being wrong--Let another doctor tell her that. Suggest that you think there is a misunderstanding and start over by stating your illness and what you think you need. If that doesn't work, ask for a referral to a specialist that handles your particular problems. She was absolutely wrong about one of my problems so I had to go to an emergency wound care clinic. The wound care director called her from my cell phone and told her exactly what was going on and what she should do, then handed the phone to me. She apologized honestly and took care of business as she had been instructed. I live in California now and wish I could find a doctor as genuine as she is. I'd rather have mean and honest over coddling and disingenuous any day.

I found a new doctor when I realized how completely incompetently Dr Micali practices medicine. At…read moremy third visit she announced I had a cold, dictated a list of over the counter meds to get at the pharmacy, then headed out of the exam room. The literally did not come within 10 feet of me. I caught her just in time to ask her to PLEASE check my sinuses as I had ZERO symptoms of a cold. When she FINALLY agreed to look she said "Oh no, I don't know what that is, you need to see an ENT." Of course this was a Friday afternoon, by the time I lucked into an urgent appointment on Monday, I had a full blown very painful infection requiring massive antibiotics. I am done with this "Doctor." Please seek healthcare elsewhere.