My primary provider left the clinic she was working at one year ago. She ended up joining this…read morepractice and I'm very glad that she did. They use my chart and everything is communicated quickly and effectively. If I need to refill a prescription or change an appointment I can go online and do it quickly. For in person appointments, there is adequate parking at the location. Very close to IKEA in Renton. The MA staff is very friendly and quick to get everything charted. I have not had to wait more than five minutes to see my provider when I come for appointments. I have been to their lab a couple of times for blood draws and the process is very quick and efficient. Overall great experience

I see Dr. Wang, Dermatologist, at this location. He's great! He seems like a genuinely kind person,…read moreis knowledgeable, and listens to everything I need to share. He also responds quickly on mychart when I send him a message and I can get in within a reasonable amount of time. I absolutely recommend him!

Dr. Daniel low and his medical assistant Jenna have helped my partner and I through a really…read moredifficult experience at UW Valley Medical Center. Jenna was patient, listened attentively, and reassured me that the staff are here to help and listen to any concerns. She gave me the biggest relief after I felt I was just failed completely by a hospital that should've done better. Dr. Low also listened and was very empathetic to the whole situation. He heard my concerns about my risk factors, ran necessary tests and made a point to get me into another provider. When I called the office expressing that they were taking their time about getting me in. I called Jenna directly and within an hour I was getting a call from a nurse from the provider Dr. Low urgently wanted me to see. Dr. Low and his team made things move along faster with the provider. I was impressed by how fast it was after either Jenna or Dr. Low probably called regarding the urgency on the matter. Thank you Dr. Daniel Low, Jenna and the rest of his staff. You guys have restored my hope in excellent patient care. God bless you all! Joy

I visited Dr Kelly Barbour on May 14th to establish care with her as my PCP and to seek references…read morefor specialists concerning old sports injuries and a mole. As soon as Dr. Barbour walked into the examination room she gave a dirty look. I smiled and said it's great to finally meet you. It's been a while since I've had a primary care provider and you're my new listed PCP. She immediately said that is meaningless to her and she doesn't care if she's listed as my PCP, while maintaining the same scowl she had when she entered the room. While there, she told me that my malnutrition had absolutely nothing to do with my sports and training injuries and argued with every experience I've had with my sports injuries, my colitis of 26 years, and my father who is having medical problems and doesn't have much more time left on this planet. I have seen two doctors since then at Harborview Medical and at UW medicine and they have both confirmed that malnutrition does effect sports injuries. I am currently a 44 year old man and a former professional athlete. Now that I no longer compete, I am exploring different diets to keep my body fast levels down and decided to try intermittent fasting. I attempted to do a more extreme version of it where I was only eating one meal a day and ended up becoming very malnourished, and this is around the time my old sports injuries started to resurface. Having competed in sports my whole life and even as an adult on the professional level, I have come to be able to know when my body is being effected by my nutrition of lack thereof. Dr. Barbour was adamant that my malnutrition had absolutely no correlation with the resurfacing of my old sports injuries, and even when I told her that this is just my opinion based off of my experience she completely disrespected my experience with my own body and told me again this has nothing to do with my injuries. Two doctors, Dr. Sheeks at Harborview, and Dr. Liem at UW Medicine have both confirmed to me, after I told them about my situation, that Dr. Barbour was wrong and that malnutrition does indeed play a factor in sports injuries and increasing my potential to have one or have one resurface. Dr. Barbour showed me absolutely no respect here and talked to me as if I was a child and not a 44 year old man with a unique life experience of being a former professional athlete. Almost every word and sentence I tried to speak she would immediately put down, argue as being wrong and then try to impose her opinion as being the correct one, even if she had no frame of reference or understanding of the situation, including my father, my grandfather, and my own sports injuries. Another disrespectful assumption she tried to impose on me was when I related my experience with my first colonoscopy. I had the procedure done in the year 2000 when I was 18 years old and I was awake during the process. The colon cleansing agents they gave me the day before did not work and they spent several hours cleaning me out first which was extremely uncomfortable. It was a very bad experience overall. Dr. Barbour completely disregarded my experience and said that kind of thing NEVER happens! I told her, "Well, that happened to me!" That memory is still burned into my mind and saying that it can never happen cannot make my life experience disappear no matter how hard she tries to argue with me. Overall I felt completely disrespected by her behavior. She would speak to me with a disrespectful tone even when asking about my sports injuries. One example was when I told her that I am having shoulder pain. She raised her voice in a scolding tone,"WELL IN WHAT WAY!!!!! WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT!!!!!" Talking down to me as if I am a child. I am a 44 year old man, and this is completely disrespectful. I then had to raise my voice and tell her, however this would have been completely unnecessary if she had just asked kindly.

The worst clinic to go to. The front desk will ask for ids on all the parties that go there (yours…read moreand your pregnant lady). The doctor pressured pregnant ladies to do surgery and need check or cash. They emphasized the amount required before the surgery, and it's hefty. If you need an interpreter, your bf, husband, or so cannot translate for you. You'll need to reschedule and get a professional interpreter. You have a choice! Search on the web for Planned Parenthood; you'll be dealing with professional people there. Your bf or husband can translate and accompany you if needed. Planned Parenthood has a very professional and knowledgeable staff to assist you. It's cheap for out of pocket, and they have a financial assistance program if you need help. You have a choice for either surgery or take medication for the abortion.

To Steve A: I don't work for Cedar River, but here's some common sense to your review. A…read moremedication abortion takes significantly longer and is more painful than a medication abortion (the meds take several days to work whereas the surgical is over in a few minutes). And interpreting is a highly specialized skill, so the doctor was right to insist on hiring a professional. Would you allow a non-professional to do the abortion? Of course not, there is no guarantee they have the skills, will maintain confidentiality, etc. And of course they need ID from you and "your" pregnant lady. It sounds like you're keeping her as a pet.

I love this place. Dr Larson is sincere and personable and takes the time to talk to you about ALL…read moreyour issues. I feel comfortable sharing my experiences and thoughts with her when I've never felt that way with other doctors. The staff is also wonderful and personable. They all will make it feel comfortable. I recommend this place for all seniors.

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I haven't even been seen here yet, and I am already dreading it. I'm about to have my ND send my…read morereferral to Seattle and will just have to stomach the drive. The receptionist who handles the phone and faxes is abhorrent. Imagine being the front line for a place that is supposed to issue care and being a short-mouthed drone devoid of any emotion. I've called to verify my referral for cardiology so that I may get answers in what is going on with my heart, but she keeps claiming that no fax has come through. She said that yesterday, but in fact the fax had come through because they sent a response back to my ND needing clarification on something. She responded back at 3pm yesterday. When I called to confirm today, she immediately said no, I informed her I verified with my ND and mentioned the back and forth yesterday and she still said she didn't have them, that she manned all the faxes so she would know. Firstly, lose the attitude. Maybe you made a mistake, you're not going to take 3 seconds to double check? SHE NEEDS TO BE FIRED and work in a job where she doesn't deal with people. **Editing to add: Two stars given back for the OTHER receptionist I talked to that helped me to figure out what actually happened with the fax, rather than just write me off. They need more of you.

While this facility is our local hospital, the patient experience has been unsatisfactory…read more Specifically, the initial diagnosis for our daughter was incorrect, requiring us to seek further care at Children's Hospital. Furthermore, we encountered significant deficiencies in the hospital's operational systems, which appear to be outdated. This extended to the administrative processes, where a billing dispute resulted in the immediate referral of the account to a collections agency without adequate resolution attempts. Given these experiences, we would not recommend their medical facilities in the future.

The parking situation sucks, but they have a garage with paid parking, something like $3 an hour…read more The campus is nice, a lot of greenery. Good to look at while in the waiting room. The wait time wasn't terrible, I've definitely waited longer other places. The neurologist I saw, I'm pretty sure he was hard of hearing. I had to repeat myself a lot, but I was in and out pretty quickly, with a new RX, which was the whole point of my visit. Overall a good experience.

I was sent by my PCP for knee rehab PT following a meniscal tear. The physical therapist was…read moreexpertly trained and worked well with with me, a challenging task because I have very unusual and complex medical needs. I also went to this site for occupational therapy for my hand. The occupational therapist was very good. I had no idea how complicated hands are. The work that she help me to helped considerably. The lobby, the building, the bathrooms and the treatment rooms were very clean. The building is located in The Landing, a mall

I paid cash for the sessions. The receptionist told me that when I pay on the same day I receive…read more35% off. Every time I paid the service was discounted and several days later I received a full priced bill via mail. Every time it took me about 20-30 minutes to call back and after being on hold minute after minute the bill was adjusted. After 5? sessions I came up to the desk to pay and the lady could not figure out the right code? to bill me correctly, had to call 2 reps from next door, they end ed up bickering in front of me about who is not trained correctly with a new system for 20 minutes, I finally paid and told them I am not going to continue with the sessions. A week later I received a bill in full $285 amount for the session I never had. I called main office and disputed it, got same bill again. Disputed again yesterday. It is a logistical nightmare!

Worst front office! After repeatedly calling to get details on becoming a new patient or getting Iv…read moretreatments, I finally got through. I spoke with the IV nurse Debbie who offered great treatment details but was transferred back to the front reception for pricing and procedures about scheduling. I called back next day to schedule - again I had to call several times since they don't often answer phones after noon. The rudest receptionist answered and rambled off details about getting a referral from my previous doctor for UBI. It was the opposite of what I was told the day before. I asked her to repeat herself and got a big sigh. She didn't give me her name and rushed off the phone - beyond unprofessional! It's sad that potentially great doctors have such bad front office staff... and often never see or read reviews that could help to improve these issues.

I can sure relate to a lot of the comments I see here for this place!! I felt Dr. Sherman was aloof…read moreand uncommunicative during our appointment. Additionally, after a very expensive appointment and detailed discussion regarding several serious health issues I'm dealing with, he only ordered a basic blood panel. I was treated very poorly by his medical assistant (Rama) for trying to include more tests (which later proved beneficial) in my lab order. Some of the front office staff members were extremely rude and unprofessional and Dr. Wright's assistant (Virginia) was snooty and unhelpful when I requested her help. According to front office staff, Dr. Wright said I was not allowed to see any doctors there in the future (apparently based upon whatever they told him). Really a bad experience with this group and their unprofessional and unethical practices. UPDATE: I found out after I left a review of my experience on Tahoma Clinic's Facebook page that they immediately removed the entire section of reviews. This just seems to support my opinion that some of them are unethical and want to hide their poor behavior.