The UW Cancer Care Alliance is about excellent professionals, careful work, top notch medical…read moreknowledge, and outstanding patient care. They have offered patient centered care, always respectful and sensitive to patients' situations. They also have a professional and fun sense of humor which helps to lessen anxiety. The office staff do their best to accommodate patient needs. I have no complaints whatsoever. I am deeply thankful for their knowledge, skills, professional sense of humor and kindness.

Took 3 days to get a call back just to make an appointment- unacceptable. Would call the number to…read moremake an appointment, and be directed to leave name/number. No option to speak with a live person. Would take days to get a return call- if you missed the call back, no option to just call back- have to call and start all over again leaving name/number and wait days AGAIN for a return call. When I did finally get a return call and was able to speak with someone, they said they were short handed, so they are very behind in returning calls. Ever heard of temp services? The appointment I was trying to make was for a family member- I myself would not want to have to deal with Seattle Breast Center for my own care- the frustration and stress of having to play phone tag and wait.. and wait.. and wait.. for a return call to get medical attention would be too much. Extremely poor patient care services.

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.

I've seen Dr. Myint three times. She is my primary physician and I couldn't be happier to have her…read moreas such. She is a wonderful, caring, intelligent, personable, and funny person and doctor. I trust her immensely and feel extremely comfortable in her care. Previous reviews marking her as greedy and not compassionate cannot be further from the truth. In fact, during my last visit to Dr. Myint, she warned me at the appointment that I scheduled my annual too early and I may suffer out of pocket expenses at the hands of my insurance if I stayed. She recommended postponing my annual for another month or so to avoid these expenses. My trust and appreciation only grew for Dr. Myint at this visit. I always highly recommend the Polyclinic to friends and family, and Dr. Myint has solidified this recurring recommendation even more. I am proud to have Dr. Myint as my primary physician and highly recommend her to anyone.

I'm in my sixties and have a lot of inflammation in my body. Occasionally, when I'm stressed out,…read morea muscle will go into spasm with pain like a hot poker stirring the muscle. I went to Erane Myint in February, 2014. She cleaned my ears as part of what I thought was a preventative exam and then charged me $131 without informing me of that. She also called the visit an office visit instead of preventative and I was charged over $300 total because my insurance only pays in full for preventative care. I told her at the February visit that I was looking for a doctor who would prescribe OTHER THAN NARCOTIC drugs for pain & inflammation. I'm aware the DEA is on the hunt for doctors who over-prescribe narcotics or do so on the phone when it's required in person. However, what I needed over the last four days was a simple muscle relaxer and Dr. Myint insisted I come in to get the prescription even though it would be days later. Therefore, I had to go through days of muscle spasm before she would see me and she couldn't diagnose a muscle spasm that wasn't happening at that moment, but gave me the muscle relaxers anyway. The only difference was my days of pain waiting to see her. I believe Dr. Myint to be greedy and not compassionate. She will force you to come in for anything (instead of allowing a phone consultation) and then code the visit to make herself more money.

I have not been impressed yet with the quality of their care. I came in for my wellness check and…read moreto establish care and it was very basic which is fine, they do only what is the on the list for your age and gender but the reason for the rating is a couple of things. Do NOT ever let them record you for their notes because those notes and imformation can be seen by the billing department so not sure how they can violate Hepa but everyone does. Also, if the doctor asks you a question or notices something they just randomly mark it down as a diagnosis and then they bill you more as complex. For example, if you have acne but you came in for another reason and the doctor asks if you have acne and you say - I don't want to be treated for it - literally you say that, they can then write down a diagnosis of acne in your chart and charge you more for the visit. I don't think if the doctor notices something like that which you don't want to be treated for that they have the right to diagnose you without telling you. Make sure if you get asked to tell them that you don't want a "diagnosis". I feel like they are looking for diagnoses to make you complex case. I do not take any medications and have no chronic conditions but somehow UW Med says I am "complex" but no other doctor's practice has ever said that. Be very aware of what you say and what they write down is my recommendation.

It seems some reviews here are about UW's policies and procedures in general. I am talking about…read morethis clinic specifically. I have been going here for six years and I hope I never have to go anywhere else. I have very complex health needs and I always know I will be treated kindly and with respect by everybody here -- doctors, nurses, staff, lab technicians, everybody. The integration with my specialists is terrific. I feel like my entire care team here and at the rest of UW are connected and can help in treating me holistically, not just looking at numbers and stats.

I was quite ill this past year. I needed to see the doctors at UW Woodinville maybe a dozen times…read morein that year. I mostly saw Dr. Debelak over that time. The doctor always took plenty of time with me. She listened to my symptoms carefully. She gave me thoughtful treatment and advise. She listened to my concerns and adjusted the treatments appropriately, choosing more conservative approaches. She took time to answer my many questions. While medical care always seems incomprehensibly expensive to me these days, UW was pretty reasonable compared to other providers I've visited in the Pacific NW. They didn't overcharge, or charge for services I wasn't sure I received, or schedule more office visits than I felt were needed. Billing has been clear and accurate. It's easy to make appointments. Usually can get in pretty quickly.

Dr. Debalak is thorough, caring and very professional. She wants me to be my best...she asks when I…read moreseem depressed, she talks about nutrition, having "me" time as a young mom and connecting with my spouse. She really gets the holistic angle of health care and she also doesn't rush you out. She's a big team player and I trust her completely!

BAART Programs is the best place to go for opioid treatment. Unlike Seattle and surrounding…read moreclinics, this place offers a safe environment and staff are friendly and caring and helpful. My counselor came to visit me when I was in the hospital almost every day after work. That showed me that she wasnt there just for the paycheck, she genuinely cares about us. Thank you, BAART Programs. You saved my life!

I am very pleased with BAART Programs here in Bremerton. They have connected our community with…read moremuch needed addiction and recovery resources. Very much a pillar in the community with great Doctors, Counselors, Nurses, and kind and caring Receptionists.

My health has improved greatly since going to Hillman City Medical Center for a couple years now…read more Dr. Thuy Do has been especially insightful and proactive in helping me manage long-term wellness rather than just treating symptoms; and attentive, always taking the time to listen and tailor care to my specific needs and my well-being as a whole. At 70 I am healthier now then I was at 50. The staff is courteous, efficient, and they remember your name. I have recommended the practice to my adult daughter, and she too is impressed by the thorough and supportive care provided.

Very neat clinic in the Hillman area of Seattle…read more I normally get my annual visits done at the PolyClinic. My doctor called out and they wanted to schedule me three months later. I called Hillman City medical to see if I could have an annual visit/labs done. They scheduled me for the following week. I went in and to my surprise, had a very thorough initial intake/work up done. Labs were done right in the room versus me heading to a lab and waiting to be called. I was only expecting my usual cholesterol and metabolic panel labs. I reported eczema and coughing during the middle of the night. I had a steroid inhaler prescribed for my night coughing fits I had ever since my COVID infection. I had been finding myself coughing every week or two since catching COVID as an awakening call in the middle of the night. I had many restless nights from the intense, successive coughing and each time, I tested negative. After two months of inhaler use, I haven't had a single coughing fit. Amazing. For my eczema, I had tacrolimus prescribed. I stopped picking up my medication because my insurance restricted the drug to prior authorization only and had been using steroids for eczema flares. The clinic was able to quickly appeal insurance and I was able to pick up the medication. Aside from thorough work up, the part I thought was neat was Dr Đang Do went and discussed my coughing fit with the other physician. Having one doctor is great but when they share their knowledge amongst each other, even better.

My experience at overlay clinic in Kirkland was phenomenal. Staff is really friendly, which is…read morereally helpful when you're feeling nervous. Donne Nieuwoudt, MD has been my doctor for the past three months. I had a lot going on and she really listened to me and help me navigate being 60 year old. I feel she is fully invested in my health and my quality of life. As well as really cares about me genuinely, that's a nice feeling.

I waited months for this appointment which turned out to be one of the worst experiences I've had…read more Although no diagnostic tests were completed, this provider recommended a completely unrelated treatment. I left a 'sample' and mentioned there was no label on the jar but was told, 'it's ok.' Needless to say, I never received the lab results. The second test couldn't be completed because the equipment battery was dead. The third test wasn't completed because they 'did not have anyone with the appropriate skills to complete it.' I wasted my time, money ($300) and my insurance carrier's money for nothing. Oh, I did receive a bill very quickly. Perhaps providers should start taking responsibility for the inefficiency and cost of healthcare