I have been a member of Group Health--now Kaiser Permanente--since 1957. Over those many years I…read morehave had the privilege of working with several outstanding primary care physicians, and the care I've received has consistently been excellent. When my longtime PCP left Kaiser several months ago, I wondered whether I would be able to find another doctor with the same level of dedication and mutual respect that I value in a physician-patient relationship. Today I met Dr. Martin Levine and came away very impressed. He is an exceptional listener and was fully present during our visit. His questions about my medical history and current health were thoughtful and specific rather than routine or generic. What impressed me most was the thoughtfulness of his clinical judgment--his questions clearly reflected a careful effort to understand the full picture of my health. His manner was relaxed, professional, and genuinely caring, and I left the appointment feeling confident that my health is in very capable hands. I feel fortunate to have found Dr. Levine and am very pleased to call him my primary care physician.

I took a bad fall at a bus stop when I tripped on a Lime bike that was laid out flat on the…read moresidewalk. I bruised and scraped my right knee, elbow and hand badly. Since I fractured the right kneecap two years ago in a previous fall, I wanted to get X-rays at Northgate. The appointing person told me that KP had recently banned walk-in X-rays and now required one have an in-person appointment with a doc to see if the patient is worthy of getting X-rays. The new rule is that walk-ins are banned from getting X-rays. A patient has to make an appointment to see a doctor BEFORE X-rays. This makes no sense at all. In the past, my doctor would order X-rays and meet with me later to discuss the results. This is totally backwards. KP also recently banned patients from being able to reply to a doctor's message on My Chart. KP keeps coming up with new ways to keep patients away from practioners, in order to increase revenue flowing to its obscenely-overpaid KP CEO, Gregory Adams. I like my doctors a lot but I don't like spending hours per week fighting with the mindless KP bureaucracy to get care. It's exhausting, particularly whe one is 75 and dealing with multiple health issues.

Appalling service on two separate occasions…read more 1) I couldn't find the parking area in the garage, and when I called, I couldn't get through to a human. I ended up parking a block away on the street! 2) I had shingles, and getting my medicine in a timely manner was crucial. Again, I couldn't get through to a human. I tried to set up a video appointment, but there were too many hoops, so I had to pay extra money I don't have to go to another doctor. This is not a very humane way to treat patients. Extremely frustrating experience. I do not recommend UW Physicians.

About 30 years ago I started my medical journey at the UW Medicine at Northgate, Northgate is my…read morehome neighborhood in Seattle. My pediatrician was Dr. Hyde, then when my family moved north to Shoreline a couple years later we transferred to the UW Medicine there. The current UW Neighborhood Northgate Clinic is still located at Northgate, however not in the same building as it once was. Currently, it serves as my primary care provider as part of my Medicaid (Amerigroup plan) health insurance with Dr. Roesel as my primary physician. While parking at the current Northgate location is abundant and medical services are varied, it does not have all of the offerings of my previous primary care provider, ICHS Shoreline. Since this clinic is for medical, my current medical pursuits are now separated into medical (here), dental (elsewhere), and optical (different elsewhere).

I agree with poster Ryan E. Dr. Ball does not deserve the rating from GS. (GS reviews are almost…read morealways negative, she seems hard to please ) Dr. Ball is very attentive, cares and treats you-the-person not you-the-medical case. She is always kind and very thorough. Highly recommend Dr. Ball

I feel obligated to give Dr. Ball a very good rating because 1) She genuinely deserves it; and 2)…read morethe only other Yelp review for Dr. Ball inexplicably gave her a 1-star review. This other "G. S." reviewer has multiple 1-star yelp reviews with the exact same complaints about health care providers supposedly lacking "compassion or feeling". Nothing could be further from the truth with Dr. Ball. In reality, Dr. Ball genuinely cared and wanted to listen to and help with any questions or concerns I had about my health. She was really down to earth and knowledgable. Very easy to talk to. Highly recommended.

I wish I'd found Dr. Dym as my primary care provider many years earlier before I cycled through 4…read moreother docs but I'm thankful that my insurance company gave me the list of participating providers with his name near the top so I called to schedule an annual physical with him. Since my initial visit I've seen him many times over the past 5+ years for a variety of reasons and I've always had a good experience. I'd recommend him 100% unless you are going to see him based on my review and you're going to start taking my favorite appointment slots that I use for my annual physicals?!

i know him since a year ago . he is so professional and smart. he treats a wide range of things…read moreand doesn't send you to this and that. love him so much .

I made an appointment for the first available appointment time--several months in advance--to see…read moremy "sleep doctor" (for sleep apnea) at this location, even though it meant taking time off from work. However, upon arrival I was informed that there was no such appointment and that the doctor wasn't even in. That nothing was sent to me about a cancellation was bad enough, but what truly made my blood boil was the offer to reschedule my appointment . . . FOUR MONTHS later! I declined. (What should have transpired: Offer an appointment within the next week, even if it meant staying open a bit later.) Fearing I had made a mistake with the date, when I got home I checked the report from my primary care physician (also with PMC, at the Lynnwood location), which listed future appointments. Sure enough, I had the correct date and time, and PMC had it down in its records. Browsing through the previous reviews here, I am apparently far from the only one who has experienced this sort of contempt for the client. My advice to anyone reading this: Look somewhere else for your health care.

so I will make this short as possible to warn people of getting a second and third opinion. I went…read morein to see a new doctor and had a big about reoccurring UTIs that I've been dealing with for many years. I was dismissed by her with out a care. didn't want to order a urine test to check because she said everyone would flag for one. She guessed what was going on and told me to do nothing. I went with my gut feeling I got that second opinion immediately the provider was very me sent me to a just to make sure everything was going me the correct blood test for each concern that I had and he was very concerned that she did not order these things as well. so fast forward I have a huge kidney stone and multiple kidney stones and also my kidney is very swollen and also has a spot on it that they are making sure that it's not cancerous. This was not an easy pill to swallow and I'm very upset Dr. Greenly didn't take these steps in the first place. your health should be in the care of your providers not a guessing game of what they think it is. order the test for your patients.

Despite cold hands, my flobotamist was gentle And I got in…read moreand out quickly I couldn't ask for more Thanks

Dr. McCarty prescribe unnessary hormones which lead to cancer. Twice was given the same antibiotic,…read moreright after it was already prescribed. Imperative issues slipped through the cracks which lead to chronic health issues. You would think that when a former patient mentions unnessary HRT prescription lead to cancer, the owner of an estasblishment would show concern rather than give a glib nasy response. Such behavior speaks volumes about this establishment.

Really spotty patient service as a third party provider through Regence. They got a claim messed up…read moreand I had to call Regence multiple times. There seems to be a communications barrier with the front desk and I was made to be the problem with not understanding the medical process. Basically, the doctors visit was coded incorrectly and Regence denied it. I called Regence multiple times and they said go call Neighborcare. Neighborcare said to call Regence. After an hour of back and forth nothing happened. I'm not recommending this business.

In early July, I scheduled my annual wellness check and the soonest they could get me in after 3 pm…read morewas December 3. On October 17, I got a call that the clinic is closed that afternoon and the earliest they could see me after 3 pm was going to be January 24. The man who called was rude and never apologized for the inconvenience.

Dr. Koller is kind, a good listener, looks things up if she wants more info while I'm in her…read moreoffice, has great advice and is smarter than most. She is helping me with my menopause journey and has up to date info and data to share. Highly recommend!

The medical assistant named Audrey was so rude and unprofessional. Horrible attitude and hung up…read moreon me

Horribile. After I explain my chronic migranes; the vomiting, the oras, the dizziness, etc. She…read morelooks at me and says, "What do you want me to do about it?" I Shut Down with this question. Glad my boyfriend was there to speak up and help the situation. Well within the months I get promoted causing me to change my medical coverage so I fill my RX at my new pharmacy. My pharmacists recommends a higher dosage and tries to contact the offices. So I get a call (x6) and a email stating that I cannot unless I see her again. Why would I want to do that?!?! I have never had a good expierence with a doctor. So I say okay and let my pharmasist know. I continue to get a call at 9am this morning I answer the call loaded with attitude saying to stop sending 'requests' for rx refills. I do not need refills I still have refills. This was only notices to let them know that I am refilling. Isn't it law? She continues to give me attitude. I tell her my expierience with the doctor and that I have already talked to her. I then tell her she is very unprofessional and I don't appreciate the disrespect. She tells me that she is not rude. I say, "Oh no??? Review this recording with your boss and you tell me then.." She tries to not give attitude but i can hear the eye rolls. I understand you are mad that I am no longer seeing Group Health and this is why your mad. But really? If any of my employees ever acted like that I would not tolerate it. I am baffled to say the least.

Dr Hathaway is the best!! She spends plenty of time with the patient and really listens. She's…read morethorough and appropriately addresses their needs Her staff are all very pleasant and professional.