I went to Dr. Bhrany about a year ago to undergo a septoplasty and rhinoplasty. At our first…read moreconsult I knew I was comfortable trusting my face to him because he completely set me at ease. He was more than generous with his time, patient, and detailed in his recommendations/explanations. Jenny, his receptionist, is also very nice and helpful as are the rest of his staff. At a year post-op my results are exactly what I had envisioned when we spoke about my expected outcome. I could not be happier, and can't recommend him highly enough.

I had a relatively pleasant experience when I went in to Seattle Face and Skin (everyone was kind…read moreand pleasant and straightforward) although I wouldn't say my results were much to write home about. My biggest concern is this: I was considering going back for another shot and went to the website to see what the procedure would be like in a Covid reality, only to discover my picture on the website's before and after gallery. Ok, fine, I'm alright with that. However, the after photo was absolutely NOT the results I have in actuality which leaves me to assume it was altered in some way. This is 100% dishonest, unethical, and-- frankly-- weird. So while the appointments and work itself was decent, I would have a very difficult time recommending a clinic with these kinds of practices.

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Really good place. They did a great job of fitting my hearing protection, highly recommended.read more

I have been seeing Dr. Hatfield for years, and he is one of the most dedicated, thorough, smart,…read moreand compassionate physicians I have ever had. He is professional, but laid back enough to give you the straight talk on what's going on with your body. He makes thoughtful referrals, and will dive in to figure something out if he does not know it. I just honestly really like him, and trust him. If you are lucky enough to get in to see him, you will have found your new doctor, and you won't regret it.

Dr Hatfield has gone above and beyond to help me feel comfortable and listens to how I'm feeling…read moreand for what I need. He is open and honest. He replies to my emails in a timely manner. He is caring and supportive. He is incredibly knowledgeable. I could not have more good things to say about him!

I will have to concur with the other reviewers, Dr. White is an awesome doctor…read more I have been going to Polyclinic for almost 8 years. Dr. Tomberg was my doctor at the time and he was just amazing. Sadly he left to start a practice closer to home and that left us patients wondering if there will ever be a doctor that would be as kind, caring and patient as he was. And there was! Dr. White! I tried one doctor before Dr. White, I don't remember her name but I did not like her. She was cold and dismissive and I just noticed she is no longer there anyway. I was starting to look for a family doctor elsewhere, but thought I would give it another try since I was still seeing Dr. Zook (dermatologist). I finally saw Dr. White for a general check-up and he so warm and friendly when we met. Although he is a guy doctor I feel very comfortable with him and that's not very common. Dr. White is very thorough it seems and his explains his diagnosis in lay terms so I understand what's going on, he even goes as far as drawing pictures. Anyway, I'm suddenly wondering if I should even post this. Once people get wind of awesome docs like Dr. White it starts getting hard to see him. But he totally deserves all the positive referrals!

Dr. White is great, I came in with a bunch of questions and he was very patient in going through…read moreevery single thing and recommending possible courses of treatment. He has a very calming demeanor and made sure that the not-so-fun parts of the annual exam was done quickly and with as least pain as could be managed. Overall I am a fan :)

Dr. Trish is by far the best doctor I've ever encountered. She is caring, knowledgeable, eager to…read morelearn more, let's you know it's okay to laugh. She also makes you own your health choices, sometimes with "the look". As far as doctors go, Dr. Raymer is a rock star in my books!

When I first met Dr Raymer, I was new to Seattle and scared. I needed heart surgery, and…read moreeverything was upside-down. She listened to me, cared for me, advocated for me, and always, always treated me as a whole person. She is smart, forthright, and has always respected my wishes. She's been my doctor now for over 20 years, and I wouldn't want anyone else.

Dr. Spaunhurst and her team provided excellent care removing an unwanted growth. Treatment was…read moresuper efficient and painless -- I was literally out of there in less than 45 minutes. In addition, I received strong, step-by-step communication from Dr. Spaunhurst and her team about my treatment and skincare post-removal. If you want a caring, humorous, and approachable team of providers who get the job done, I can't recommend Dr. Spaunhurst and her team enough.

I've been a patient at Madison Center Polyclinic for 15 years, and my PCP retired, so I scheduled…read morean appointment with Dr. Shane GS Jhooty (Downtown Polyclinic) to transfer/establish care. 1 hour prior to my scheduled appointment Jhooty's scheduler (Cassie) called and cancelled my appointment. The reason she gave me: "the doctor is not accepting transfer patients at this time". When I asked for assistance finding another provider she told me, that I should go back to the Madison Center Polyclinic rather than the Downtown Clinic. Later that day I spoke with the Polyclinic Downtown "Quality" manager and Polyclinic patient services, and both teams told me that the doctor is indeed accepting BOTH new patients and transfers. They were able to confirm that the cancellation reason Cassie gave me is not true. The cancellation reason now displayed on MyChart is "Provider Personal". I have no way to know what the Doctor's real "personal" reasons are for the cancellation. Perhaps it's because I'm a gay male? or maybe some other values-based conflict? I just don't know. Apparently he determined we aren't a good fit in the 60 minutes before our appointment start - totally inconsiderate.

Very arrogant doctor who does not care to listen to you to you. No interest to understand what…read morebothers you but rather want to finish a session as quickly as possible. If you care about your health, do not ever see him!

Dr. Scott Manning performed a sub-par lingual frenotomy or "tongue-tie" procedure on our 1 month…read moreold baby. Our appointment was only to discuss options due to some potential issues. Dr. Manning was extremely rushed, arrogant, and pushy. Also turns out he is not knowledgeable about more current techniques or options, did not explain the procedure thoroughly, was dismissive of doing tongue exercises afterwards, and didn't bother to give us a private minute to discuss having the procedure done given we were not scheduled to do one. We left feeling bowled over and shell shocked. And we ended up having to get the frenotomy done a second time, but this time with a highly recommended specialist at another clinic. It was night and day experience. Our baby had been in the NICU so we were accustomed to going along with doctors. Learn from our mistake and do not let Dr. Manning perform any procedures on your child! I will not let any doctor at Children's Hospital do any procedure/surgery after our experience there, unless last resort. I highly recommend you seek out a frenotomy specialist, and do your own research about anterior and posterior so you can be informed and know what questions to ask. I would have but wasn't expecting to have any procedure done that day. Also BE AWARE, the Children's Hospital bill was MUCH HIGHER than the bill from the specialist who had to re-do the frenotomy to correct it. I contacted Children's Patient and Family Relations team and asked them to reduce our bill by the amount of having to repay for it to be redone. They would not. I'm warning everyone I know.

Really unhappy with our experience. My son had sinus surgery that was a failure. My son's pain is…read moreworse after the surgery than it was before. Dr. Manning is arrogant, condescending, difficult to follow, and frequently contradicts himself. I was wary about the surgery and the doctor going in to the surgery but felt like we had run out of options and had no choice but to go forward. Manning refused to acknowledge that the surgery was a failure (the point was to reduce my son's severe pain). Manning tried to tell me he had made it clear before the surgery that it was highly likely no change in my son's pain level would occur from the surgery. This is an outright lie. He told us the exact opposite and that my son would feel so great post op we would "bring him a cake to celebrate at the post op appointment." We are out thousands of dollars and my son is in a worse place than before. PLEASE do your research and get recommendations for other ENT's before you move forward with Manning. The most disappointing medical experience I have had.

Things I've been diagnosed with by Virginia Mason after resident PCPs at the UW said I was faking…read morethe head, neck, and back pain I suffered from not even 6 months out from a failed neck surgery that resulted in multiple government investigations and the firing of my spinal surgeon: Chiari brain malformation, missed dozens of times by every UW radiologist and neurologist I ever encountered. Utterly inept. Spinal cord damage Occipital neuralgia, a painful condition that is described as debilitating by all credible sources. The UW wanted to stop all treatment and pain care: if they had been successful, I would be screaming in bed all day, every day, instead of living my life. They were trying to hurt me. Thoracic scoliosis (also missed by every single UW employee, even though it was glaringly obvious to even a layman in my imaging) Several missed Tarlov cysts in my spine I was told I need an almost complete surgical ribcage reconstruction due to numerous abnormalities likely stemming from further discovered abnormalities in my spine and pelvis. I had 100% government disability in addition to my very recent failed neck surgery: still, untrained, unspecialized doctors told me I was lying for attention. Hilary Iskin even told me she didn't bother to look through my chart, but had still decided I was faking it based off of pure prejudice and preconceived notions. David Rink used past sexual violence committed against me as psychological "evidence" that I was fabricating my profound and extensively documented health conditions, and put fraudulent and libelous information in my chart. Both of them refused to make any referrals for me to speak to specialists - they even refused to refer me to an orthopedist after my spinal surgery. They hurt and stymied me and my family. The fact that I have been violently raped (with legal proceedings) made David Rink inherently suspicious of my ability to report honestly about my body. This is blatant and insidious misogyny, and Rink should lose his ability to access the charts of any female patients for the rest of his life. He should not have the ability to work with any victims ever again. He should not be in medicine. Hospital staff asked me about the rape, and Rink pounced on that information - I never would've told him I was assaulted, as he had already raised his voice at me by this point for asking questions about his proposed "treatment" (only antidepressants, which time.com says is a toxic, widespread, and misogynistic practice that sexist doctors use to invalidate disbelieved chronically ill women). Sexual/psychological history is supposed to be protected information in patient charts. I feel violated a second time, as he used my assault that he learned about without my knowledge or consent to revictimize me, all because I had the gall to have been a victim, and to have trauma, pain, and a medical history that he wasn't competent, integrous, or academically curious enough to decipher. I believe he is hateful, profoundly judgmental, sexist (an accusation I take seriously and have never before levied against anyone), and deeply dangerous to the well-being of anyone he doesn't personally understand ... which will be many, as he's still in training. Iskin is the sort of woman who says she champions women's rights, but is actually a judgmental mean girl - she was even weirdly passive aggressive about my skirt. Please, if you're a woman, consider a different doctor. She's stereotypically medically misogynistic and does not believe women's pain. Despite having 9 weeks to prepare for my appointment, she read nothing about me, and then declared nothing was wrong because she saw nothing (!!). Her medical neglect and malpractice snowballed into the rest of the abuse I suffered at the UW. Her cruelty, laziness, and abject lack of care or consideration changed the course of my life. I wonder what it is about me that made Iskin decide to dismiss me entirely before even speaking to me. My age? My sex? My autism? My disability? ... we'll find out in court. The UW constitutionally changed how I feel about doctors: I was diagnosed with C-PTSD by a therapist who specializes in medical trauma. I feel so much fear that I no longer go to appointments without an advocate, which has changed my life significantly as I'm disabled and have many regular appointments. I'm confident I almost died multiple times during a string of UW hospitalizations involving spinal procedures with major complications. The UW is a misogynistic and incompetent organization with residents who hurt, maim, and kill. At the encouragement of my new medical team, I'll be suing, and speaking publicly about these "doctors" and the UW for the rest of my life. More in my previous reviews. (Don't listen to the reviews on the UW Medicine website - you can't submit reviews online and won't find a single physician rated under 4.8, it's corrupt. Turn to healthgrades, where these doctors have a 1 or a 2 rating.)

Once again! The UW billing department is calling and emailing me about 'unpaid bills' when in fact,…read morethe last time I was there was a year ago for my yearly wellness check that is fully covered by my insurance. Their billing department is the worst! Over the past 2 years since going to their clinic for visits that are fully covered by my insurance, I have had upwards of 10 to 15 calls and emails about 'unpaid bills' that I owe. DO NOT GO TO THIS LOCATION! Terrible and it's stressful.