This place is one AWESOME place. This is where the magic happens that helps save children's lives…read more They are an awesome organization that really outs forward an effort to help find cures for rare diseases and ailments that effect the pediatric population. I cannot emphasize enough how important the work at Children's is and encourage anyone that can donate to do so that they can continue to save lives!

This review is only for their 2016 Science Hands-On Fair which was held 9/10/16. What an amazing…read moreeducational experience for the kids with all of the hands-on booths available at the fair. My 6 and 2 yr old loved it!! The mobile science lab was the best. I hope this institute holds another event next year as I will def be bringing my kids back to heighten their awareness of what this institute does and what it can mean for them. With free adjacent parking, every parent should feel encouraged to bring their kids to the fair.

Seattle Children's Hospital ER -- A Cut Above the Rest…read more You know that Shawn Mendes song "stitches?" Well, my kid needed five stitches, and this place had us in stitches the whole time. Needle-ss to say, I was on pins and needles when we arrived, but the staff really sutured everything up nicely. Then I scrolled the room's movie list and found Lilo & Stitch sitting right there. Five stitches and Stitch, available on demand? I'd have been a fool not to take that opportunity. Whoever curated that library understands the assignment. Ohana means nobody gets left with an open wound. They also came through with a little diazepam to take the edge off, and let me tell you -- Diaze-Pam deserves top billing right alongside Lilo and Stitch. Pam clocked in and the whole room relaxed. Not on the staff roster, but she should be. We went in tense and came out totally Zen. That's not a chill pill, that's a chill plan. The care was seamless. They kept the oxygen sensor on my kiddo's finger the whole visit instead of grabbing a new one -- talk about keeping tabs on your patients while cutting waste. These folks really know how to monitor a situation. Every question we asked, they answered -- no one ever left us hanging by a thread. They tucked my little one in with a blanket and adjusted the bed tilt until it was juuust right. Great bedside manner, and an even better bed-tilt manner. Honestly, the whole staff deserves a raise... of the bed. And the promised orange popsicle? Delivered. Orange you glad they keep those stocked. It was the coolest part of the visit -- hands down, sticks up. But they didn't stop there -- once it was all over, they sent us off with pudding, apple juice, animal crackers, AND string cheese. The proof was in the pudding, the service was apple-solutely top notch, and the animal crackers meant we were officially crackers about this place. As for the string cheese -- no strings attached, they just wanted to make sure we were happy. Parking was easy too, which is rare for a hospital. Usually finding a spot is the most painful part of the visit, but not a spot of trouble here. They've really patched that up. A stitch in time saves nine, and I'm just glad we stopped at five. Would I come back? I hope we don't NEED to -- but if we do, I wouldn't want to be seen anywhere else. Five stitches, five stars. They mended my kid AND my faith in healthcare. Suture self, but I'm sew grateful

This Place saved my life 3 times 1. Asthma attack…read more 2. Sreveal allergies. (when the other hospitals just said, give him Benadryl I stayed alive in the urgent care and cow because my mom told me to stay calm)

I have referred several friends and coworkers to this arrhythmia specialist. I have no specific…read moreinteraction with him in this capacity but all my referrals (and many family members of those referred - secondary referrals) have given me very positive feedback about his professional excellence, personal interaction, patience and above all technical expertise. Too bad he only is able to see Group Health patients . . .

Good grief! don't bother with three-to-one-star ratings. If you are a veteran and economically…read morechallenged, this is the way to go. Practically every Seattle VA Attending doctor is affiliated with the University of Washington Medical School which has an outstanding national reputation. Thanks to changes in policy, you can often get approval to go to a local non-VA doctor or facility for care through VA Community Care. The system is complicated and can be frustrating but there are meetings and resources to help you navigate the best way to get the care you need. The VA knows who my medical insurer is and charges them so I don't have to worry about copays and additional charges that a private facility might think are due. I do pay some for medications but that's nothing compared to never having to pay out of pocket for the care and surgeries that I've had in and through the Seattle VA. I have also been able to use the Seattle VA pool twice a week through the MOVE program and I use a scheduled one hour zoom group exercise program called Gerofit at home twice a week. I recently ended my membership to Curves since I now get my exercise for free.

The ER at Seattle VA is not only humiliating it's an experience that no one wants to experience…read morewhen you suffer with PTSD from mst for over 25 years which made you an addiction to achohol and you show up at the lowest point of your life they treat you like shit why the hell do I wanna change my life when they r people in the world arnt we America's heros we don't deserve grace just disrespect I'll die before I go back to the Seattle VA ER rude as f c I'm nice didn't say f'vc

My experience with St Fran infusion clinic is only positive! The staff is AMAZING! So kind and…read morepatient! I had a reaction to one of my medications and when I tell you the staff was to me within 15-20 seconds with an oxygen tank and other gadgets! I never felt so confident with my care providers than I did here! They are the real deal!

I've been seeing Dr. Chen for over 20 years now. I wouldn't think to go anywhere else for…read moretreatment. I've been infusing high-dose Vitamin C all these many years in addition to a variety of chemotherapies. Initially diagnosed in 2000, the breast cancer moved to my bones by 2005. I found Dr. Chen & Seattle Cancer Treatment and Wellness in 2006 and haven't looked back. Not a lot of people last 20+ years with metastatic breast cancer! The staff at SICC give the patients their all. It's not always running smoothly but really what place does? If you get a diagnosis of cancer, get your first, second, or third opinion with Dr. Chen. For me it's nice to find someone who can think outside the box. One size does not fit all.

I was stage 4 with aggressive breast cancer. Dr Chen knew exactly how to treat it. 3 weeks into…read moretreatment my tumor started shrinking. I was not sick from treatment and never lost my appetite. I believe conventional chemotherapy would have surely killed me. As of today I'm still cancer free. The staff was very accommodating and caring and Dr Chen stayed informed and on top of my progress. He helped save my life and others!

One is always hesitant to write a review for a doctor, given that it usually means it gets more…read moredifficult to get appointments with them soon after. We just moved to Portland so trying to investigate a doctor here but realized the great doctor (Dr. Glynn-Thami) that I had been seeing for five years back in Washington hasn't been reviewed on Yelp as yet. Dr. Glynn-Thami is great, easy to talk to and down to earth. She has over 20 years of practice and is a really calming influence. She refers you to specialists when it's beyond her area of expertise and doesn't unnecessarily medicate. She is my OB GYN and was my doctor all through the time I was pregnant with my now three year old. Given that she is family practice, is convenient that she also sees our toddler for her well child check-ups. If only Dr. Glynn Thami lived in Portland since we've moved here and struggling finding a doctor here... :(

Dr. Glynn-Thami was my doctor for approximately 12 years. Sadly, I moved away from the community 2…read moreyears ago and have not been able to replace her as of yet. I cannot say enough about how kind, compassionate and truly patient she was through the years. Though I'm in excellent health, I am not an easy patient to deal with as I prefer natural / holistic solutions to everyday health issues, shy away from most vaccinations and only take pharmaceutical drugs as a last resort. Though she's very traditional (and knowledgeable) in her approach to health care, she always listened to my concerns and never tried to force me into anything I wasn't comfortable with. In addition to being an all around great physician, she is also very personable and has a truly gifted bedside manner.