Our family has been coming to Dr. Caulkin for many years and have always been taken care of in a…read morevery professional manner. The entire staff and other doctors that work out of this office have also done a great job at filling in for Dr. Caulkin when he is called up to the hospital for an emergency or delivery. I would definitely recommend this office if you are looking for a great family practice doctor.

I recently was diagnosed with a atrial fibrillation by Dr. Caulkins. He sent me to the Mayo Clinic…read morein Phoenix for testing and meeting with a cardiologist. The Mayo Clinic testing was great as expected. I met with two cardiologists and both were difficult to understand (english language deficiency) ... in fact one was so bad I had no clue what he was saying. They were also suggesting surgery even though the frequency of occurrence with me in infrequent and lasts only minutes, not hours. After that experience and upon reviewing the results with Dr. Caulkins, I realized that he is way more expert in the medical details of atrial fibrillation than the Mayo doctors.

Dr. Shilling is a Doctor of Osteopathy, which means she treats her patients' "whole body" rather…read morethan singular symptoms. She is supportive of her patients' participation in their treatment plans and has always supported my desire to maintain a more natural and holistic approach to my health. Her approachability makes her very easy to talk to and she always remembers me without having to review my chart. I have no complaints against the other doctors at Franciscan, but Dr. Shilling is definitely my favorite.

Avoid this place. They have no patient portal. Dr. Eppel is nice enough but very opinionated and…read morepreachy, and the things he preaches about are questionable. He has an outdated approach to whole-person care, and doesn't tend to consider that you've lived in your body longer than he's been being consulted about it. Regarding medication management: Best case scenario, they have a lack of knowledge about the legal requirements surrounding medication management. Worst case, they were exploiting my need for a mental health drug to get me in for office visits and expected me to be ignorant of the laws, which I am not. (THERE ARE NO REQUIREMENTS FOR REGULAR FOLLOW UPS) that is a DEA suggestion. A single in person visit within 6 months is required ONLY if prescription was issued via telehealth. Do your research, know your rights.

Our Dr went to a membership type and so we had to change. I made appointments back in July for…read moreOctober 21, I made numerous phone calls to check in once we hit September. No return phone calls. I Strike 1. went into the office and the office manager was at the front desk. I asked her why they did not return phone calls she was iffy on her answers. Strike 2.She did change our appointment to the 7th. Hubby showed up for his. They had moved his appointment to the 8th strike 3 , no notification. I went in to ask why and they had canceled both of our appointments. Strike 4 . Please don't waste your time with this office they are truly unhelpful and poorly managed.

Katelyn Neufeld at Sound Health in Port Orchard is an excellent provider. She not only knows her…read morestuff but she takes the time to adequately hear her patients. I highly recommend Sound Health Care, all of the staff are friendly and helpful.

Well she really doesn't care! Sent me a dismissal letter! Instead of being professional and…read morepersonally contacting me! Said my care was beyond their scope... That's a laugh I'm type 2 diabetic with the usual suspects. To have that lack of professionalism is truly astounding. That clinic has no insurance dept and blame games were played all along with a referral for me between her office and Rayus Radiology. It took ME to find out what had happened. And then more blame games. I have never ever seen a clinicians own staff member "Amy" be in charge of actual referrals. She was the nurse,!!! And I wasn't wrong about Melissa Harwood's attitude on my first and only visit. Don't bother with this clinic! And to add they fancy themselves somewhat concierge Drs by which you pay a yearly fee to join. This you would think the standard by which they conduct business and communicate with patients would be much higher. Bushleague to say the least!

Girls, let me save you a lot of time and trouble, and give you some great info. I have two sisters,…read moreand we are all in our mid-40s. For the last few years, all three of us have dealt with stress incontinence, despite the fact that we are thin, active, healthy, and do our Kegels. My research led me to note that childbirth induced by oxytocin is a large part of the problem -- the stress it creates leads to urine problems later. So we all suffered and walked rather than ran, swam rather than played tennis, and so on. Then one sister got the trans vaginal bladder sling surgery, and she didn't have the problem any more. Then another sister had the procedure. And then I did. Two of us went to Dr. Moeller -- he is an expert. Not only can you get an appointment fairly quickly, he knows what he is doing. He explains the options and you get to choose your strategy. I went with "tried and true" but my sister went with the "less invasive" but newer procedure. We are both happy with our results. Now to compare -- I went to Virginia Mason first, because that's where I usually go. They did all kinds of tests, which I later discovered were NOT all covered by my plan. So I was out of pocket for hundreds of dollars straight out of the gate. Urodynamics -- whatever. Then they signed me up for surgery, and I called to get an estimate. Girls, my insurance covers 85%, not 100%, so that total was important to me. The facility charge was going to be twice what my sister was charged. The procedure was slightly more. So then I checked with UW for an estimate, where the second sister had her procedure done. "We don't give estimates to patients who have insurance," they said. What? I'm buying something without knowing the price? NOT. So I called Dr. Moeller's office even though it is a two-hour drive, and they were helpful, clear, and told me exactly what the charges would be, much lower, for the same procedure. I went to my exam, he said, oh, I can easily help you, and I was given an appointment THE NEXT WEEK. VM had me scheduled out three MONTHS from my exam. Not only were they kind, efficient, and available, the surgery day was actually almost fun, very pleasant, and smooth. I got home and found I needed nothing but Advil for a couple of days, and I took it slow and easy. Three weeks later, we did the post-op and I was cleared to work out and resume sex. Three weeks after that, I was cleared to do anything I want. There is a tiny scar that is hidden, and I ran around the park yesterday with my dog with NO leakage. I wish I had done this years ago! Go see Dr. Moeller girls, he rocks. Don't spend your life on the sidelines as my sisters and I did for so long!

I have been a patient of Tanya Spoon since approx 2017. I have visited both of her offices, i.e.,…read morein Manette and Poulsbo. It is a first-class setup. She is totally professional and makes things simple. Tanya Spoon's staff are totally nice and once, when I went in with a hearing loss a couple of years to make an appointment, I was initially told it might be a week or two. However, another doctor in her office came out and took me right in In less than 15 minutes, my hearing was fully restored. I had a wax build-up, and he squirted some saline in there, and presto. I was ready to go. It is a hard-working team of doctors caring for their patients you do not get anywhere else. I started with the $60 payments, then my Medicare kicked in, and now I am covered for free. Such a deal

Wow! Wow! Wow! I cannot express enough how grateful I am for this clinic and the medical care I…read morereceive. THIS is how medicine should be done always! I've been so discouraged for years with the way my health has been managed. Reflecting back to the days that doctors were in medicine became they felt compelled to help you in all ways possible. Rather that currently where most don't even look you in the eye and their answer is to push drugs. None of them want you to get well anymore. None of them feel they need to keep you happy. They could care less. They get paid if you come or not. This clinic is everything medicine used to be and more. I was hesitant for years because I paid for health insurance. I can say 5 minutes into my meeting with them to discuss how the program worked I knew I needed to switch. The cost is so minimal compared to what they give to you. I've not regretted my choice and I tell everyone who is fed up with the system, actually I tell everyone how happy I am and that this clinic is worth thousands a month and they only charge 60 so man what a value! Thank you Tanya for the courage you had to see your vision through and provide our community with medical care that is world class.

The team was right on it and took care of my husband with everything he needed in preparation for…read morehis ankle surgery. Thanks!

Good customer service, right when you walk in there are two chairs for people to sit in and a…read moreperson to talk to who is friendly and will help you get what you need.... I'm so glad we have a local place we can go to that can help us directly, and treats you with respect.

I've grown up around medical "professionals" and have had good experiences as well as horrendous…read moreones. After moving to Washington I had to take a leap of faith and choose a doctor, I chose Dr. Quarles. I emphatically recommend you choose Dr. Quarles as well! His experience, knowledge and efficacy in delivering CARE is un-paralleled. I don't do many reviews, but finding a good provider is difficult, unfortunately. Thank you Dr. Quarles, I'd say I love ya but that would be weird!

Our 7 year old Golden Retriever developed a growth under his eyelid and now it is protruding…read moreoutside of his eyelid. We too him to visit Dr. Boyd who did a thorough examination and offered us some surgery options. I will say the clinic is awesome, a waiting room, coffee/tea/water, wonderful and compassionate staff too. Very pleased to have this specialty veterinary office in our town.

Dr. Boyd and her staff epitomize the gold standard of veterinary care!…read moreHow fortunate we are to have this professionalism available to us and our animal partners and best friends. Recommended without any reservations, at all!! Bo and Teddy

I was referred to Dr. Baldwin due to having shortness of breath. My annual chest scan ( because I'm…read morean ex-smoker) shows mild, centro lobular emphysema). My experience with Dr. Baldwin was horrible! He burst in the room like he was on speed and clapped his hands saying loudly " Hi! What can I do for ya today?" He then proceeded to rapid fire questions at me and was condescending and dismissive of any answer. I have been having many strange & debilitating health issues since having COVID twice and am unable to exercise much, in addition to the shortness of breath I have exertional intolerance so I have to pace myself and be careful to not over do it. He didn't care, nor listen and told me to walk an hour a day, every day. When I told him I haven't been able to work since getting sick with long COVID he acted confused and said "why? what were you doing before you got sick that you can't do it now?" I was a cashier at a convenience store and it was a very busy, physically demanding job, that included stocking shelves & some cleaning, a non-stop 6-7 hours on your feet. My Fitbit logged 15,000 steps per shift. He was like "Great!!! Then do that! Go get a cashier job!" I tried to explained that I have extreme fatigue among many other things that I would not be able to perform that job at my current level. Then he listened to my lungs, 2 breaths in, front & back, said everything sounded great. He asked me what I do for fun and at that point I started crying. I had been feeling really down and I felt so humiliated to cry in front of this man and he waved his hands at me saying " oh no no no, I just wanted to know if you like to read or garden or music. Here's what we're going to do" he got a pen and notepad and wrote, while saying out loud what he was writing and proceeded to say sleep study ( told him I'd already had one and it was normal and he said he was ordering a 3 day one to get a more in depth picture) and Echocardiogram ( told him I had already had one about a year ago and he said we're doing another) then wrote walk for 1 hour per day and go downstairs to the lab to get my blood drawn ( he ordered a full panel even though I had just had a full panel done less than 2 months prior) and then told me to make a follow up appointment for 3 months out. My dad had driven me to my appointment and asked the nurse when she came to get me how long it would take because he wanted to know if he had time to get gas at Costco . The nurse said" initial intake appointment, oh probably 45 minutes or so. You definitely have time" The visit was over in 15 minutes. I really felt like he was on speed, too much caffeine or he's just hyper and off putting! Needless to say, I do not intend to go back to him. By the time I got home he had left a message saying he wax ordering a cardiac stress test as well. Also, the sleep clinic called to schedule the sleep study which was just a 1 night test like I had already completed before. I told her the Doctor told me it was for 3 nights and she said there's no such thing unless he noted a special request, which he did not. Maybe his hyper, rapid fire, insensitive manner works for some people but this first impression for me was a NO GO! Maybe he was having an off day? ‍

Wow ~ honestly really truly I avoid the Doctor's Clinic in Kitsap County at all costs but have…read morealways had a lot of success with TDC (The Doctor's Clinic) Urgent Care. It was their doctor's that referred me to Dr Baldwin, a pulmonologist at TDC after multiple instances of pneumonia in a very short period of time. Of course, this being a first appointment, it took me several months to get in. During that period of time I had knee surgery and was on the road to recovery when I first saw Dr Baldwin. I mentioned something to him about my surgery and that all of a sudden my knee/leg started hurting again. Dr Baldwin immediately disregarded the appointment about pneumonia, but suspected a blood clot and sent me for a Doppler scan, confirmed his suspicion and got me on Warfarin and injections. He said he would be primary on this and personally called to see how I was doing. He then gave me antibiotics to have on hand if I get pneumonia again. Dr Baldwin has been a doctor that pays personal attention to his patients, not just the computer. Her takes the extra time to make personal contact and if he isn't available, his Medical Assistant Dana takes excellent care of you. They are a team that exemplifies the definition of patient care and so much more. In the short time that I have been under his care, I feel completely at ease with my new condition and am learning more about managing it without ANY apprehension off worries (this coming months after a good friend died post knee op from a blood clot). EXCELLENT DOCTOR AND MEDICAL ASSISTANT ~ stick together; you make a great team