Best ever. Would definitely recommend. Worked with me so I didn't feel pressured in any way. Highly…read morerecommend...

I was disappointed by my visit with a new, to me, Dermatologist. He was polite but could not have…read moreappeared less interested in helping me. He basically shrugged and said "not much you can do" regarding a chronic condition. I told him about an adverse reaction to an ointment I was prescribed previously and he prescribed another ointment in the same class that caused further pain. It is easy to tell the difference between a provider who cares and is interested and one who really couldn't care less. On a positive note, the front receptionist was wonderful.

This clinic has always treated my husband with great professionalism and care. He has had a few…read moreprocedures with them and each one has been on point. Now with COVID restrictions they have a great way to check in with all current insurance info, billing and all current personal info included. We would highly recommend them.

Rosario Skin Clinic gives great and caring service. Scott Taylor takes great care of me and is…read moreextremely careful. He always spots problem areas! Barry Rose

I came in to have a mole and facial malasma checked out. I had unsuccessfully tried all of the over…read morethe counter creams in attempt to lighten my malasma. Dr. Gilbert and his staff are very friendly and were able to provide an effective cream to lighten my malasma. It's nice that they recommend products that they have stocked and information regarding other vendor options. This is the first experience I've had with a dermatologist. I'm satisfied and will continue to come in as needed.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but after giving Frontier Dermatology multiple opportunities to…read moreaddress my concerns directly, I feel it's important to share my experience. Before scheduling a cyst removal procedure, I specifically asked whether it would be covered by my insurance. I was told the office would verify my benefits and let me know before scheduling if there were any issues. I later received a call stating that it was covered, so I moved forward with the procedure. Instead, I was surprised with an approximately $800 bill because the charges were applied to my deductible. At no point was I provided with an estimate of my financial responsibility or told that "covered by insurance" could still mean I would owe hundreds of dollars out of pocket. When I contacted both Frontier Dermatology and my insurance company, neither was able to resolve the issue, and my insurance representative even stated that the provider should have explained the deductible before the procedure. Unfortunately, that wasn't the end of my experience. During my follow-up appointment to have the stitches removed, the provider commented several times that she was having difficulty removing them. Before leaving, I specifically asked whether everything had been removed, and I was told, "I'm pretty sure I got it all." One area never healed correctly. I returned to the office because I believed a stitch had been left behind. After examining the area, including having a physician take a look, I was told they couldn't find anything and that it might just be an irritated hair follicle. Several months later, the same piece of stich finally worked its way to the surface. I scheduled another appointment--this time at a sister location because my regular office couldn't get me in promptly. When I arrived, I learned my appointment had been changed from a nurse practitioner to a physician without notifying me beforehand, and I was required to pay a $60 copay. The physician immediately confirmed what I had suspected all along: a stitch had, in fact, been left behind from the original stitch removal and removed it during that visit which I was told I wouldn't be charged for, yet months later I'm paying for their mistake. I don't believe patients should be charged to correct a complication caused by incomplete follow-up care, especially after raising the concern months earlier. I filed a formal complaint with Frontier Dermatology requesting a review of the situation, a refund of the copay for the corrective visit, and assurance that I would not receive additional charges related to removing the retained stitch. Staff assured me someone would get back to me quickly. It has now been more than a week, and I have not received a phone call, an email, or any acknowledgment of my complaint. Mistakes can happen in any medical practice. What matters is how those mistakes are handled. My frustration comes not only from the billing issues and the retained stitch, but also from the lack of communication and accountability afterward. Make sure you have them sit down with you to review costs, insurance coverage before agreeing to any procedure or you'll be in for an unwelcome surprise!

don't go to this clinic. they don't do MOHS .... they just take a chunk out that is huge so they…read moredon't have bother. three times this happened to me.

Been there for three skin cancer surgeries and numerous 6 months check ups. Dr. Jacobson and…read moreNurse practitioner Masha are amazing ! I have always felt well taken care of . The medical assistant's and front office staff are very professional and friendly.. I would recommend this clinic for your skin care.

"Patient centered" - will take time to discuss your concerns, explain their examination and…read moreplanning treatment in a personal and friendly way.

I have been treated for skin cancers but my dermatologist finally retired. I asked my primary care…read morephysician for a referral as I had some concerns. I receive the referral to this clininic and called in late October 2024. The earliest appointment available was in mid April 2025. I subsequently found a dermatologist certified in MOHS who i was able to make an appointment with significantly sooner. My new dermatologist is in Seattle about a 2 1/2 hours drive from Port Angeles. I can drive to my new dermatologist multiple times prior to April 2024. I enjoy living in Port Angeles, but you can't seem to get medical care here timely. I don't ind the drive to Seattle. While there I can get some shopping and dining taken care of in addition to real medical care.

Originally I come here to Dr. Park. I have seen the other doctors but Dr. Park was the only doctor…read morewho suggests doing a biopsy, on my legs. The two previous doctors were just prescribing ointment after ointment. Since I meet Dr. H Park and the treatment she is giving me my hyperpigmentation has improved a lot. And therein one of my visits, I was so surprised to see the picture of Pegi I was looking for her I meet her in Dr. Tarbet clinic in Bellvue. I was so happy to see Pegi again on the Aesthetic side and Dr. Park on the Medical side I'm one happy customer. Dr. Park and Pegi

They are thieves. The billing wanted me to pay them the remaining balance in full of what the…read moreinsurance carrier Wouldn't because it was regarded as excessive. Yet I would only be required to cover 20% of the bill of what was covered by the actual Carrier payment. Even there with their intimidating payment letters I have Zero to actually pay because I fall under Special Needs Program. Basically, they are Private Equity scammers who take advantage of seniors and the uninformed. ALL their offices operate this way. If you choose to support this kind of business, they're the ones for you. My experience with a non-doctor who rushed through the excision in my back was poor too. Mark Twain said it best about suckers. Look up the quote about people fooled.

My husband and I have been seen twice a year under Dr. Blick and his staff have been through and…read morevery professional. We have both been extremely satisfied with their care ... Dr. Blick called on a Friday, (before the weekend started to check to see how I was doing from issues earlier in the week... we are grateful for their care.

My husband was a patient of Family Dermatology for several years. I always wondered if an M.D. was…read morean owner with Reese Bliek, MPAS, PA. His site says Susan Oldenkamp, MD is staff, but we have never seen anyone but Reese in Oak Harbor and Coupeville until it closed and is now open with an ARNP. The MOHS surgeon travels between dermatology offices and is not always available when needed. My biggest complaint is how you are treated when you question why they are continuing to collect co-pay as soon as you walk through the door even though our insurance company has notified them that we have reached our out-of-pocket medical payments for the year and no longer are responsible for co-pays. I have tried to receive a refund for co-pays my husband made in 2021 since January 2022. I spoke to someone in billing and was told I was correct, and she would get back to me. That didn't happen! I called her back and she never returned my call. Finally, in Sept. 2022 I received three emails stating the refund was approved and a check was written. Then, NOTHING. Today, I stopped by the office with copies of the three emails, hoping I could pick up a check. Silly me! They need to check with someone who now works from home, and she will call me to discuss the matter. Fortunately, we found a professional dermatologist/ Mohs surgeon office in North Sound Dermatology with five locations and a caring staff. Carol K.