I've been a patient of theirs for over a decade. I first started there by seeing Dr. Mendis,…read morerheumatologist. I had struggled for years with pain and arthritis at a young age and felt like no one ever took me seriously. After a couple of visits and lots of testing Dr. Mendis was able to provide my unique diagnosis and treatment plans. I then switched my primary care to Dr. Nair in Internal Medicine and have never looked back. Everyone has always been very helpful, some more kind than others, but never a bad experience. I highly recommend this practice and there's nothing better than having all your doctors and a lab all in the same location to make your life easier.

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

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.

After a week of experiencing severe pain in my left ankle area I finally decided to go deal with…read morethe long wait times at the emergency department and went to Valley medical ER. I waited for over two hours to be taken back to a room. Once I was finally in the room, I was tended rather quickly. After being evaluated, an x-ray technician came into my room and rather quickly took a few X-rays of my ankle area. Next an ultrasound technician came in to check and eliminate the possibility of it being a blood clot. The doctor came back into the room and told me that x-ray and ultrasound came back good and that they could see nothing wrong with my leg or ankle. He gave me a prescription for antibiotics and told me to go home and take the antibiotics because it must be an infection. Although I didn't believe it to be an infection I followed the doctors orders and begin taking the antibiotics. After five days of taking the antibiotics, I was still in a lot of pain and the swelling had not gone down at all, so I went back to the ER at Valley Medical Center. This time there was nobody in the waiting room. I was taken back approximately half an hour after checking in and this time they took me to the very back of the emergency room department and sat me on a bed in the hallway with no privacy, and what I think either to be the lunchroom or an exit for employees next-door to me. So there was a constant trail of hospital employees passing by me back-and-forth. I sat in this hallway, waiting for a doctor to come and see me for about another hour. I didn't even know this area existed in this hospital because I don't believe normally anyone is taken back to this area. Mind you there was nobody in the emergency department at this time as far as patients go. When the doctor finally came to see me, he basically dismissed everything that I was explaining to him and told me to go home and continue to take the antibiotics and elevate my leg. At this time, he also gave me crutches. So I left and followed the doctors orders, with no improvement in the condition and what I felt as to be more pain than prior. So a week after that, I took up upon myself to go to a different emergency department for a second opinion. This time I went to university of Washington medical Center emergency department. I explained to them everything that occurred and what I was told by Valley medical. They assured me they would get to the bottom of what was causing my ankle area to be so swollen and painful. They immediately took me into a x-ray room and did various x-rays on my leg and ankle. After that, they returned me to my room in which a doctor met me there and explained to me that if the x-rays didn't show something was broken that they would have to do more test to see if it was possibly a form of gout, even though Valley Medical Center had tested my blood and told me they ruled that out twice. Once the x-rays reviewed, another technician came in and told me that they needed to take me to get a MRI of my leg. I was taken to get an MRI at that time. Then the doctor came back in to talk to me and told me my leg was broken. She showed me a x-ray that I could clearly see myself or the break was at plain as day. She said she could not believe that I was bearing weight on this leg at all, considering that my leg was broken. She also confirmed that according to what the x-ray looked like that my leg had been broken for approximately 3 to 4 weeks because it had already started healing on its own. How can a hospital misdiagnose a broken leg and give someone antibiotics? This is crazy to me. Due to this I would never trust valley medical again for any of my medical needs. This was a simple diagnosis and they dismissed me and it all together.

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 highly recommend Dr. Erik for anyone considering TRT. He's not your average doctor; he really…read morethinks outside the box. When I started treatment and my lab results eventually hit the normal range, most doctors would have said that was good enough. But Dr. Erik listened closely to how I was actually feeling and didn't stop there. He was generous with adjusting my dosing, going beyond the numbers to make sure I felt incredible, all while closely monitoring my health. Before seeing him, I was struggling with issues like brain fog, being overweight, undermuscled, feeling weak, and constantly tired. I also had low libido, no motivation and just didn't feel like myself. Thanks to Dr. Erik's thoughtful approach, all of these issues have been resolved. I now feel amazing, have more confidence, and recover quicker from my workouts. Dr. Erik is super knowledgeable and accommodating. He always explains lab results in a way that's easy to understand, and he personally calls to discuss everything with me. I appreciate that I never feel rushed during our appointments; he takes his time listening and explaining, showing his passion for his work--and it's clear that's why he's so good and effective. Now that we've found my ideal treatment balance, I only need to check in a few times a year for routine blood work to ensure everything remains optimal. If you want a doctor who genuinely adjusts your treatment based on your unique needs and feedback, Dr. Erik is the man!! His personalized care has made a huge difference in my life! Thank you Dr Erik!

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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.