IT HURTS WHEN I DO THIS…read more So don't do that! (old doc joke). Not going to bore you with my story, however I have way too much familiarity with hospitals. Having been a guest at Overlake Hospital several times and having had our three grown children here, I can represent. I recently spent another fun filled weekend in my gown that never stays closed in the back. I guess that helps when the docs keep you for "observation". My son took me to their Emergency Department again recently. As always the staff there were all very pleasant, genuinely concerned, and efficient. A nurse appeared in minutes to take me in...kudos. I have waited hours in other places (but remember I let others write about the bad stuff). Another nurse appeared quickly followed by a very reassuring senior doctor and I had just got my gowny thing on. Wow fast! After a few tests they told me that I was going upstairs to have a sleep over. I soon arrived in Critical Care (just high temp precaution) where I was immediately made comfortable in my new bed surrounded by attentive caring nurses and technicians again followed quickly by my new doctor who already knew everything about me. She must be psychic. I know that most of you are crazy scared of hospitals, however as a frequent flyer here let me assure you that their entire staff are absolutely the best and dedicated to making you feel better...and quickly. Really the are! The nurses techs housekeeping food service pharmacists aides are all quick quiet skilled efficient gentle and comforting...kind of like ninjas. Trust me on this. You are in good hands. Promise. Having gotten to my room after the kitchen had closed and hungry my nurse magically appeared with a sandwich crackers jello and cold bottled water. I was truly amazed and no longer starving. BTW...the food service at Ovaerlake is that good. They are pleasant on the phone quick with my order served hot and the Starbucks coffee too. Kudos to the chef who offers a great menu selection that I found very tasty and satisfying. Even if they would not let me have chips and a cookie! Allow me to share a story. A friend on his way to work one morning stopped by with what he thought was indigestion. Turns out he was having a major heart attack! They did an immediate quadruple bypass on the spot and saved his life. How's that for drive in service? I really do hope you stay out of the hospital, however should you need one while visiting Bellevue or you are a lucky local get to Overlake Hospital Medical Center. Stay healthy Ricardo

Volunteer run assistance for cancer patients. Situated between a medical oncology office and a…read moreradiation oncologist office. There are free wigs and hats for patients undergoing chemotherapy, as well as information regarding various cancers for both patients and care givers.

There are humans who are angels put on this earth to give of themselves. Dr Chue is clearly one of…read morethem. Cancer is a horrible disease with no regard for who you are or what you have accomplished in your life. I found Dr. Chue after visiting with 6, yes 6, different oncologists, including flying across the country to visit not 1 but 2 major cancer hospitals. I did my own research, YOU MUST BE YOUR OWN ADVOCATE WHEN YOU FIND OUT YOU HAVE CANCER. I did so much research that it became my my only focus for months while healing from a surgery so I could begin chemo. All of the other hospitals and Drs I met with were so focused on the algorithms and making me part of their study that I doubt they actually heard me. From the moment I met Dr Chue, he listened to me and spoke to me like I was the only patient he had. ( I CERTAINLY WAS NOT) I wanted to survive, my cancer was bad! I listened to him as he spoke with compassion. He was honest about my cancer. HE TOLD ME TRUTHS - EVERYONE HAS A DIFFERENT BODY, CANCER AND TREATMENTS AFFECT PEOPLE DIFFERENTLY! Hard to hear those words but I appreciated the truth! After 6 oncologists, I picked Dr. Chue! He did not promise me I'd survive, he said we'd fight it as long as I wanted to fight. He told me it would not be easy. He told me not everyone wins the battle, bodies are different and people react differently! I'm beyond grateful, I just don't know if it would have been possible for me to win the battle had it been any Dr other than Dr Chue! I'm now 6/7 years out. When I say it's a miracle, it truly is! I know that not everyone has such a successful result but one thing I do know is that Dr. Chue is an ANGEL in a HUMAN BODY! God put him on this earth to be ahead of his time and to have more compassion than any Dr I have ever known. His knowledge is immeasurable! Thank you Dr. Chue and thank you to his staff for your boundless knowledge and thank you for giving me more time on this earth!

Dr Chue is an oncologist who offers Metronomic Low-Dose Chemotherapy, which preserves the immune…read moresystem while killing the cancer. Because it's a weekly Low-Dose, the patient's quality of life is excellent! My husband has Stage 4 esophageal adenocarcinoma. 6 months ago he had metastases in his abdomen and groin, and his "numbers" were going up. 6months later he is in remission with NED (no evidence of disease) and the metastases are gone! And, except for a little controlled and controllable diarrhea, it was painless! Dr Chue has a wonderfully talented and skilled supportive staff that works together to help the patient heal, including the wonderful nurses who administer the infusions. I can't recommend Dr Chue and Lifespring highly enough!!!

Amazing care teams, warm and compassionate environment, regular and relevant communications and…read moreintelligent team of doctors. After being treated here by Dr. Dean, I would never choose to go elsewhere.

If I could give the urgent care minus stars I would. There was nothing urgent about this facility,…read morenor was it caring. It was the first time I had gone there. I rarely go to urgent care, by the way. I went mid-week, mid-day last month and waited a long time before being taken to a room. After several hours, a doctor finally saw me. They said that they had just come in for their shift, noticed I had been there 3 hours, and no one had seen me! The nursing staff was barely there and inattentive, and the facility did not seem busy. Nurses would say they would come back and they didn't. The nurse who put in the IV did not appear to clean their hands and did a horrible job putting it in so much so that it was painful. Awful. Awful. Awful. Worst medical "care" ever.

What a horrible experience. I took a relative to Urgent Care because of chest pain and arrythmias…read more This was on a Tuesday around 6:30 p.m., the week of May 3, 2026. A "Triage" nurse did one of those 5 second EKG's, and made the determination that we could sit in the waiting room for almost 2 hours before even seeing a doctor. Urgent Care???? Pathetic!!!! Never go there if you are expecting help in a timely manner. This place lives up to all the negative reviews out there.

Had a great first experience with Dr. Nosetti. She is super smart and I felt like she really knew…read moreher stuff. We went over bloodwork from a previous doctor and explained what I was looking for from an eastern medicine perspective and we dove right in. As we went through, she was able to provide possibilities of what could be going on. Hoping with the additional bloodwork, we'll be able to uncover and treat underlying health issues.

Dr. Newell and the team are great! So happy to have them as…read morea resource for ozone therapy and general care. They have a lot of firepower when it comes to treatment options

+ Polite staff. + Clean interior. Safe ambience…read more + Despite the current Seattle ambience, they have public restrooms. - Only 1 toilet stall in the restroom. + The restroom had 2 sinks. + No one bothered me.

I get so much paper snail mail from Kaiser since my employer switched to them. They are stuck in…read morethe 90s. Also, their pharmacy is exactly like going to the DMV. You take a number and they call you up- everyone can hear what you're saying to them when you get up there because they've all been waiting so long they are all paying attention. All of your personal information is on display- they can all hear it. It's embarrassing at best. Also, their doctors seem to work whenever they feel like it- not regularly, you won't develop a relationship with any of them. The whole system is very impersonal- it's a very disorganized place. It represents the money you pay to be a part of it, cheap. 100%. If you have a choice, don't do Kaiser, you will regret it.

I'm looking for Dr associated with evergreen hospital in Kirkland He treated me with radiology and…read moreI was cured. Now it has come to visit my skin. I need his help again

This is the first time I've rated a physician. I've never had stellar healthcare that urged me to…read morewrite. But I had to share with others, especially breast cancer patients, about this phenomenal radiation oncologist I met. He was recommended to me by another doctor when I was struggling with some treatment decisions. That referring doc said Dr. Hunter was the smartest doctor he'd ever met. I agree wholeheartedly. Just weeks after my diagnosis of Stage IIIB breast cancer, I was still in a state of shock and chaos. By that time, I had consulted with at least 20 various oncologists at two different cancer hospitals. I was worn out from being bombarded with information, some of which were questionable or conflicting. So, I really needed someone to make sense of it all for me and help me clear my head. Dr. Hunter is a "data" guy. I love that because not only am I data-inclined, it's kind of critical when you're about to do crazy things to your body to beat the cancer. He spent well over an hour and a half getting to know me, understanding where I was coming from, and where I wanted to go with treatment. He took great care to explain the what, why, how, when of diagnosis and treatment backed by data and his knowledge of ongoing research. I didn't choose him to be my RADONC solely because I chose SCCA as my provider for overall care, but I was so thankful for the time spent with him. Fast forward 9 months after chemo and mastectomy and I found myself back in his office. I was conflicted about proton vs. photon therapy and he spent another hour with me explaining his recommendation. He prepared thoroughly for our visit by reviewing all of my records to date and he even called two other top RADONC's in the nation to get their opinions on my case as well. He gave me a complete picture of my case starting with diagnosis to chemo response to mastectomy results and reassured me that going with photon radiation would be a sound decision. I had not gotten this kind of recap of my care and progress or this kind of reassurance in how well my health has improved from my own set of doctors at SCCA. As much as I'm thankful for my doctors, Dr. Hunter truly goes above and beyond. I wish I would've gone with him even if he's not in the SCCA network, but the consultation time and money I've spent with him are golden. Seeing him is a must if you are gathering information and trying to choose doctors.

Working with Dr. Aschtgen about my health has been one of my better decisions. I have a lot of…read morecancer in my family history. I also had a minor cancer at a young age. So, I have always worried about my health. I wanted to be proactive and determine the best path forward for my whole health and make sure I identify any issues at an early stage. Dr. Aschtgen was perfect. He helped me identify the perfect course of tests including some blood work, body scan and evaluation and some minor prevention. I am so grateful for having consulted him it has been such a relief. I feel confident in my current situation and also I feel good about maintenance and prevention. Highly recommended!

Dr. Aschtgen is the kind of doctor you want in your corner. I chose to see Dr. Aschtgen based on…read morethe unprecedented support and healing he has provided my mother for the past few years. Not only does Dr. Aschtgen have fantastic bedside manner he is professional, knowledgeable and honest. You can count on Dr. Aschtgen to tell you what you need to hear, not what you want to hear which is extremely important in one's journey to finding resolution and relief. He is honest, proactive and encouraging. Each appointment has been a dedicated one on one meeting that deep dives into both current progress of treatment as well as additional recommendations or innovated ideas to increase your wellbeing. Dr. Aschtgen's wisdom and passion for naturopathic healing is contagious and effective. I highly recommend Dr. Aschtgen to those seeking both honest and effective support in your healing process.

Dr. Berg's work is impeccable. He is careful, skilled, experienced. One of the other patients in…read morethe waiting room told me that Dr. Berg is "an artist", and I concur. Over the 5 years in which Dr. Berg has cured 6 different scc and bcc carcinomas, including difficult areas (lip, nose and ear). Of course Dr. Berg has an excellent support staff. Good doctors always do. I'm attaching a photo-- I know I'm no model, but see if you can find any signs of surgery on upper right lip (one year ago), left nose (5 years), right ear, right cheek, left cheek. Dr. Berg, and Moh's surgery staff, thanks from the bottom of my heart. Sincerely, Allan J. Cooper

Dr Berg performed a MOHs surgery for an epithelial squamous cell carcinoma on my nose. Excellent…read morework, he was patient, explained everything clearly, and answered all my questions. I can hardly even see the scar even when I look close. No recurrence after 4 years