I only she her once a year for my annual physical, but I really appreciate the care she provides…read more She is caring, responsive and truly listens. I feel like I get exceptional care and find her super approachable to ask questions during and after office visits. Highly recommend her.

I had some disagreements with my past primary care provider and was researching a new one who would…read moreunderstand "me" and take the pains I was feeling seriously so as to find out what was wrong. And then I found her! She also understood my illnesses and continues to do a great job everytime I see her. She is very chill and thank goodness she wasn't too pushy about any advice she gave me which made her seem so understanding and very genuine. She just all around has great vibes. She is phenomenal!

Overcharged! I had to cancel my appointment after making it two days ago. It is almost three weeks…read moreaway. I am being charged $400. Criminal.

Dr. Zweben is fine, but the way her practice is run is a mess. I believe this is largely due to her…read moreassistant, Olivia who I wouldn't trust with dry cleaning let alone my health. She is not very responsive and has dropped the ball on prescriptions. She once scheduled me for a 45 min appointment for a diagnostic follow up. It took only 35 mins to get through the test results (and I had a lot of questions) and could easily have been a 30 min call. At one point during the call, I asked her a question and she said something along the lines of "if you had reviewed the results....." and I'm thinking if I could just do that, why would I be talking to you? I paid for it and didn't complain. When I emailed a very straightforward question to Olivia, her response is that it wasn't a question for her and that I would have to set up 15 mins with Dr. Zweben to discuss. I am all for supporting folks whose ENTIRE PRACTICE is devoted to patient centric care. I learned the hard way that this is not that place.

This is an old review as I haven't actually attended there since we first moved to Seattle two and…read morea half years ago. I had to take my daughter in to get up to date with her immunizations for school. I called specifically and told them what I required, after waiting for our appointment and the doctor doing a well check, which I didn't ask for but hey ok, they let me know they didn't have the vaccine and they would have to order it in and they would call me once it arrived. They never called to say that it came in and I'm sure did the well check just to get paid by health insurance. I also had to pay the copay which I should not have had to do for the well check. I will never go to this medical center nor recommend.

I've been seeing ARNP Melinda since ? 2004 & has always been thorough, thoughtful in that ARNP…read moreMelinda includes me with decisions regarding my care, & listens..with a sense of humor. I've been very happy with my care, & her assistants / tech support. thank-you, Melinda

I'm actually surprised Ms. Anderson is still in business, at least as of Michael's 2015 review…read more.. I had a consult her way back in 2009. And if there ever was a walking definition of someone who WASN'T helped by Andrew Cutler's chelation protocol, it was Ms. Anderson. She constantly twitched and jerked during, simply could not sit still -- both my appointment and her presentation at our local chronic illness support group meeting -- clearly physically uncomfortable and in no way the picture of health. And that was clear to everyone at the meeting. So much so that one member asked her repeatedly how chelation had benefited her, and what kind of positive changes she had experienced. She basically hemmed and hawed with various unsatisfactory answers -- until she suddenly said, (paraphrasing) "Oh, my knees are a lot better. I can walk a lot better now." Well, that was something. Until she added, "I just had knee replacement surgery a few months ago." Her fees were also sky-high -- double what she had quoted over the phone -- plus she tried to add on extra tests and insist on supplements that weren't part of Cutler's protocol. Avoid at all (of your) costs.

There is only one person I have met who has the knowledge to combine of allopathic medicine (nurse…read morepractitioner's can prescribe Rx drugs), SAFE chelation for heavy metals, and solutions for good health through orthomolecular supplementation. That is Julie Anderson. She can manage _all_ aspects of your health. Most naturopaths just read product marketing and go from there. Julie has the objective knowledge, and she is not afraid to refer to very traditional medicine when necessary. She will quickly earn your trust and devise a plan you can both stick to and continue to upgrade as necessary. Thanks, Julie!

Person after person after countless, reliable person, is saying the same thing: The front desk…read morestaff and receptionists are rude, unfriendly and downright awful people. My experience was no different. On Aug. 25, 2022, I arrived in suite 104, which is exactly what it says is the location in my attached screen shot. The three ladies -- to term them nicely -- looked at me in anger and disgust, then told me to go down to suite 105. These three ladies were sitting there having nothing more than water cooler talk but couldn't bring themselves to be friendly or even decent enough to explain their need to be rude, when the e-mail clearly says suite 104 and not suite 105. I go down to suite 105. It says to knock to be let in, as the door was locked, or call if no one answers your knock. So I knocked, then called. The same rude, useless front desk staff in suite 104 answered the phone, again, seemingly angry and disgusted they were taken away and made to do their jobs. One completely hung up on me. I called back, the next one told me "you just called," and I told her she just hung up on me -- while I'm sitting in the hallway, waiting to be let in, one door down. She became belligerent, so I hung up on her and walked out. This clinic thinks you need them more than they need you, and that simply isn't the case. Their services and shameful front desk people are a dime a dozen in Seattle. I gladly took my business and money elsewhere, as I will not be treated like garbage, especially when that was my fist appointment -- and last -- ever. I will continue to leave negatively accurate reviews regarding my experience with this clinic. If everyone is saying the same thing, there's obviously a pattern -- a pattern to be avoided.

Accepting flexible friendly and very competent in many areas, especially in medical care for…read moretransgender patients.

Don't be fooled by dr. Jutlla and her friends writing in to yelp to say how great she is. It's a…read morerebuttal to my first review. The place is completely disorganized. Always having disputes about the bill. Even though it is required you pay at the time of service. She would write up contracts for us to sign but wouldn't give us a copy. And would judge people in this letter saying - something about if you can't pay your bill but drive a fancy car or carry a fancy purse then you better pay up. She was all together unprofessional. If you have the option I wouldn't step foot in this establishment.

I have been living with chronic pain for many years. The pain is a result of a combination of…read moremultiple little injuries and basic body deterioration. I was diagnosed with multiple herniated discs and arthritis, which was pinching some nerves near C6. The pain was excruciating and debilitating. I had surgery finally to fuse two levels of my cervical spine, C5-6, and C6-7. Dr. Jayashree Srinivasan was recommended to me by a colleague, who is one of Seattle's most prominent neurosurgeons. I had consulted with quite a few other physicians, and none of them were able to diagnose the root cause of my pain. Because she was a neurosurgeon, her eyes were trained to see these types of pinched nerves, where other doctors would miss it. After the surgery, my pain had subsided drastically. I was finally able to move my right arm without the zinging sensation, and the strength started to return as well. However these surgeries are fairly dramatic, and a lot of residual damage had been done. I am left with pain that may be with me for some time. It is like the roommate that never pays the rent, makes messes everywhere, and is constantly yelling in your ear. It is quite difficult to go about your day when this is occurring. I am able to take some muscle relaxers (methocarbamol), medication for the nerve pain (lyrica), and anti-inflammatory medication (sulindac). This combination is great for reducing the inflammation and healing the nerves. I also continue to do physical therapy and massage to calm the muscles. However, none of these therapies are able to do a significant job at reducing my pain level. The pain killers (oxycodone) are the most effective at actually reducing my pain level. I am very careful to monitor my dosage in accordance with her guidance.  I appreciate that she is very conscientious about only prescribing me the least amount possible. I am grateful that she encourages me to pursue other therapies, like massage, acupuncture, physical therapy and pain injections to cover as much ground as possible. Nonetheless, they are called pain killers for a reason, they are really good at doing the job of killing the pain. She helps me be aware of the connotations of taking these medications, meaning people could likely steal them from me, so she continues to educate me on the proper care of my medications, like keeping them in a secure location so they won't be stolen. She also ensures that I am aware that it is a serious medication, meaning that I should only be taking them in careful consideration of the implications and ramifications of taking these types of pain killers.  I also appreciate how much she cares about me as a person.  She is so caring and compassionate, and I know that she is being my advocate and helping me be a great person that can contribute positively to the community. I am an Enterprise Data Architect and need to have my full cognitive abilities in order to do my job. I can honestly say that without the care that she gives me, I would likely lose my job, but instead, I am thriving!