Our family of six kids has been seeing Dr. Pearson since around 1990. My mom initially went to Dr…read more Pearson on a friend's recommendation. My sibling was sick, the previous doctor was clueless. According to my mom, Dr. Pearson was the only one who accurately diagnosed my sibling. Since becoming an adult, I've had to move on to the "big kid" world of medicine and have had a chance to realize that doctors like Dr. Pearson are hard to find. Dr. Pearson is extremely attentive. He spends the amount of time with you that is needed. He meticulously goes over all of your symptoms and checks all your vital signs. After discussing everything with you, he reads over his notes and sometimes your medical history. One of my favorite things about Dr. Pearson is that he is a fountain of knowledge. When I was younger, he and my mom would talk about various topics, like relevant medical studies or local issues. Now I get to be part of those discussions. Recently, I had an extremely painful sore throat that my regular clinic doctor hurriedly diagnosed. The treatment didn't seem to be working, and I was in a lot of pain, so I did the unthinkable: I made an appointment with my childhood pediatrician. So, yes, a woman in her late twenties went out of her way to see her childhood pediatrician. Why? I knew he would spend the amount of time with me needed and that he would find a good solution.

I've waited to write this review because I was mad at myself for not immediately leaving Rainer…read morePediatric with my newborn. I was one day postpartum. Writing this so others hopefully see and can make an informed decision. And won't be shocked when they walk through the door and see the lack of cleanliness. We found Dr Pearson/Rainier Pediatrics through our insurance company (top tier provider near our home). We should have done more digging before making an appointment from the hospital for our newborn. The office smelled of mold, was very dirty and dated. Dated is one thing, dirty in a pediatric office was concerning for us. One positive the doctor was nice and seemed caring. This wasn't for us.

I have been going to Dr Douglas Louie ever sense he took over for Dr Chan, a long tome ago…read more He has always listened to my complaints & concerns, never rushed me and shown empathy. He is knowledable and smart. If he can't figure it out he has sent me to a specialist. And I am 78, so visits can sometimes be often. I trust his care. His staff is always pleasant.

Been taking my mother to Dr. Douglas Louie, and I feel a little guilty. I'd give zero stars if Yelp…read moreallowed. He's terrible. His premises are cluttered and dirty. The last visit, the bp cuff went on over her clothes, fell down to her elbow, and he reported the "reading" as "pretty good." He probably would have killed her by now, if she wasn't as healthy as a horse. I only need him to write maintenance prescriptions for her. She's been on the same stuff for years (before she started with him). Don't go to him if you have serious issues.

Dr. McBride is an amazing doctor and knows his stuff makes you feel very comfortable and takes his…read moretime to explain everything to you bringing my son and my mom in as soon as I can to take care of their feet Thank you Dr. McBride!!!

I was referred to dr Sarah Lewing for OBGYN services by my primary care provider…read more I'm sure most women who have needed anything OBGYN related not involving giving birth will automatically know every single discomfort any of THESE visits have the potential to entail. No one is ever running to be early to these visits. Mine was no exception and it was choc full of everything these appointments are famous for as well as a few new ones since now we have "age related concerns". I'm not going to lie. There was talk of me rescheduling and never returning. It is with mixed emotions that I say that both Jackie ( the MA) and Dr Lewing were nothing short of ....I honestly can't think of an appropriate word. They both exhibited traits of genuine concern, empathy, a sense of humor when appropriate and a sympathetic word of encouragement when we were all parting ways. Dr Lewing was extremely educational, honest and straightforward with information. Not only will I return without being forced, and I'm certain to never enjoy our visits, I trust them and for that reason as long as I remain a female I'll be a patient

Ive had 3 scheduled appointments with this doctor and have only seen her once due to 2 appointment…read morecancelations one only an HOUR before my appointment and the other the next week after rescheduling. They have done an extremely poor job of making sure my baby is healthy and well being i haven't been able to see the doctor in over a month and a half now. Doctor herself is nice the staff and facility poorly put together extremely sloppy.

Mazen Dahan should not work with children. My prepubescent cousin went in for a physical along with…read morehis teenaged and prepubescent sisters. This is a yearly thing they do and have always separated the boys from the girls. Mazen insisted on doing the physicals together and not separate the children by gender. When my cousin was visibly uncomfortable, Mazen asked him why he would come to the doctor if he wasn't going to comply. He then took it upon himself to try to forcibly remove my cousin's bottoms. Never ever returning here.

Wait time is long. And when the Dr. comes in he's rushing in to get out, so I feel like he's not…read morehearing my concerns. Referrals you have to always follow up because they take forever and tend to forget to complete the order. Front desk is great though.

I'd like to leave a review for this clinic, and I'll be cross-posting it on Yelp as well. As it…read moreturns out, I never actually became a patient of theirs--and in hindsight, I think that's a good thing.When I found out I was pregnant, I started looking for a clinic and chose this one based on their ratings. They scheduled my initial appointment nearly a month and a half after my call. I waited patiently. Initially, I had a phone consultation for April 6th. They called and asked if I could move the time from 2:00 PM to 10:00 AM, and I happily accommodated them without any issues.My next appointment--an in-person visit--was scheduled for April 14th. We ended up being late because we spent too long searching for a parking spot. At the front desk, we were told that their policy allows a 10-minute grace period; however, we were 15 or 20 minutes late. And that was it. They just rescheduled me for April 28th.I pleaded with them to at least give me a referral for an ultrasound, since I was nearly 13 weeks pregnant and mine was a very high-risk pregnancy--not only due to my age and the fact it was an IVF pregnancy, but because I was carrying twins. The receptionist just stared blankly at me and kept repeating, "I'm sorry, no. We can only issue a referral after your first in-person appointment; you aren't a patient of ours yet." In other words, that initial phone consultation didn't mean a thing. I had gone out of my way to accommodate them when they needed to change a time, yet they simply gave my slot away to someone else. Just great.Here's what happened next: I went to MultiCare Regional Maternal Fetal Medicine Tacoma and asked if they could perform my first-trimester screening. Anyone who has dealt with a high-risk pregnancy--especially with twins--will understand the urgency. If I didn't get that specialized ultrasound done before the 13-week mark, I would miss the window entirely. The head nurse at MultiCare actually called the Rainier Clinic directly and spoke personally with Dr. Maynard to get me a referral. And naturally, they shut me down--I didn't doubt for a second that they would. They reiterated that I wasn't their patient.We decided to arrange a referral through my family doctor instead. But while all the paperwork was being processed, I started having a miscarriage. Great, right?If this clinic had simply seen me on April 14th and scheduled an ultrasound--as they were supposed to--the problem would have been detected immediately. It turned out I had an anembryonic pregnancy, and my body began rejecting it on April 18th. Naturally, I never made it to their "wonderful" appointment on the 28th.Honestly, I have no idea what kind of "magical" waiting lists they have that require a month-and-a-half wait. But now I know for certain: at this clinic, they couldn't care less about their patients. You're late? That's your problem--we have rules. You're nearing a critical deadline for tests? That's your problem, too. You have a high-risk twin pregnancy? WE DON'T GIVE A DAMN--you're not our patient. Yet, when a doctor is late--and they are always late--the patient is expected to sit there meekly and wait.I truly believe that, due to their negligence and indifference, I could have found out about the failed pregnancy two weeks sooner. Ultimately, I transferred to Tacoma General; there, I received prompt assistance and certainly didn't have to wait a month and a half.I was a fool for agreeing to such a long wait in the first place. I won't let that happen again. If a clinic behaves this way right from the start, hang up the phone and choose a different place--there are plenty of others out there.

Dr Maynard is an extraordinary doctor; extremely knowledgeable, thorough, caring and attentive!…read moreWhen I start to worry about complications I know that if he is there I am in good hands and feel safe and that everything will be all right no matter what happens. I really appreciate his comforting demeanor too! He has helped my husband and I through two miscarriages and now a stillbirth where I was induced and had to deliver early. He was very compassionate and understanding that I wanted to have as much of a live and natural birth as possible. He worked really hard to make sure I had all the right information and that things went as smooth and quick as possible because he knew I was worried too about getting back home to my 4 yr old. Finding out our baby had a condition it couldn't survive from, giving birth early and holding him when he was so small was the saddest and hardest experience in our lives but Dr Maynard was very gentle, patient, and present with us giving us time to baptize him and spend as much time as we could with him. He made sure I wouldn't have any troubles after delivery and come back to check on us twice at the hospital and called me from the office the following day to talk about how I was doing, instead of just returning my message on the portal which really helped so much! Throughout the pregnancy whenever there was an urgent need he made the time for me to come in as quickly as possible and always returned messages right away. He is the first male doctor I've had as an adult; I always felt too shy and uncomfortable before but I am truly thankful I found him and can't imagine ever having anyone else. I pray he will continue to be here throughout the rest of my childbearing and menopause years!

I went here with my first child in 2019 when it was at a different location. Went again a month ago…read moreand the original doctors are gone, or maybe this is now a different practice entirely. Either way, I wish I would have read the reviews before I wasted time and money here. Dr. Eun lacks bedside manner, he is incredibly dismissive, talks over you, and just unprofessional. Go somewhere else!!

If you care about your health and having a good quality of life, don't go here. Dr. Eun will not…read morelisten or care to help you. He will gaslight you and laugh in your face saying "You have endometriosis I don't know what else you want me to tell you I've done everything I could do for you". He lied saying he did everything he could to remove as much endometriosis as possible during his surgery performed on 4/10 last year. I had a second opinion tell me otherwise...my case is so severe that Dr.Eun's procedure did nothing and I had to have a second more severe procedure done in January 2025. He also prescribed me Myfembree, which my second opinion told me is terrible for my body destroying my bones and hormones and to stop taking immediately. He also laughed at my suggestion of Pelvic PT appointments said they "wouldn't do anything". Again, my case is so severe I am now scheduled for PT appointments once a week for the next 12 weeks. I had concerns of protein in my urine, again Dr.Eun laughed in my face and didn't even test my urine last time I was in office (even though a urine sample was taken and I requested my urine be checked for protein). This is a private practice as well...the healthcare system needs to better...this is unacceptable.

Best doctor ever! He delivered two of my kids and was also my PCP years ago at Sound Family…read moreMedicine. Wish he was still accepting new patients but I think he only does maternity now. Best bedside manner too and genuinely cares about his parents

Dr. Taggart has delivered all three of my kids and continues to be their provider. There is no…read moreother provider I trust with my children more than him. We moved about 40 minutes away when I was pregnant with my first, but have continued to travel to see him over the years. If that doesn't show you what an amazing human being he is, I'm not sure what else will. He is hilarious, outgoing, energetic, smart, caring, relatable and just an overall wonderful man. I always joke with my husband that we are going to keep having more kids just so we can keep seeing Dr. Taggart. :)