I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Nickel and his entire team. From the very beginning,…read moreDr. Nickel was an incredible communicator--personable, kind, and always willing to answer every single question I had. He made me feel comfortable and confident throughout my pregnancy, which is something I am beyond grateful for. When it came time for delivery, my baby had other plans and I ended up needing a C-section. Thankfully, Dr. Nickel had already taken the time to explain everything to me beforehand so that when the moment came, it wasn't scary or rushed. Because of his preparation and clear communication, my C-section went smoothly and I truly could not have asked for a better experience. Leading up to delivery & after delivery I appreciated his check ins, it was nice to see a friendly face around! The nurses and staff at his practice are also absolutely outstanding. They were so kind, attentive, and just wonderful to be around--it really makes all the difference. Nurses and doctors can truly make or break your experience, and I feel so lucky to have had such an amazing team by my side. Truly one of the best. I couldn't have asked for anything more. Dr. Nickel and the nurses made what could have been a stressful situation into something positive and reassuring, and I will always be thankful for the outstanding care I received. I would recommend him to anyone!

Dr. Nickel and his staff were recommended to me from my sister and countless coworkers. He is the…read moreBEST! His office is on time, friendly, inviting, and up to date. They were very comforting when something went wrong. I simply will not go anywhere else.

Best doctor ever! He delivered two of my kids and was also my PCP years ago at Sound Family…read moreMedicine. Wish he was still accepting new patients but I think he only does maternity now. Best bedside manner too and genuinely cares about his parents

Dr. Taggart has delivered all three of my kids and continues to be their provider. There is no…read moreother provider I trust with my children more than him. We moved about 40 minutes away when I was pregnant with my first, but have continued to travel to see him over the years. If that doesn't show you what an amazing human being he is, I'm not sure what else will. He is hilarious, outgoing, energetic, smart, caring, relatable and just an overall wonderful man. I always joke with my husband that we are going to keep having more kids just so we can keep seeing Dr. Taggart. :)

Doctor Themelis is so kind. He's really good with our son, and always has a story for everything!…read moreWe love it here

Dr. T and his staff are compassionate and knowledgeable. They take their time, answer all your…read morequestions, and clearly love children. All four of my kids see Dr. T and we have always been pleased. I recommend Pacific Pediatrics every chance I get!

I went here with my first child in 2019 when it was at a different location. Went again a month ago…read moreand the original doctors are gone, or maybe this is now a different practice entirely. Either way, I wish I would have read the reviews before I wasted time and money here. Dr. Eun lacks bedside manner, he is incredibly dismissive, talks over you, and just unprofessional. Go somewhere else!!

If you care about your health and having a good quality of life, don't go here. Dr. Eun will not…read morelisten or care to help you. He will gaslight you and laugh in your face saying "You have endometriosis I don't know what else you want me to tell you I've done everything I could do for you". He lied saying he did everything he could to remove as much endometriosis as possible during his surgery performed on 4/10 last year. I had a second opinion tell me otherwise...my case is so severe that Dr.Eun's procedure did nothing and I had to have a second more severe procedure done in January 2025. He also prescribed me Myfembree, which my second opinion told me is terrible for my body destroying my bones and hormones and to stop taking immediately. He also laughed at my suggestion of Pelvic PT appointments said they "wouldn't do anything". Again, my case is so severe I am now scheduled for PT appointments once a week for the next 12 weeks. I had concerns of protein in my urine, again Dr.Eun laughed in my face and didn't even test my urine last time I was in office (even though a urine sample was taken and I requested my urine be checked for protein). This is a private practice as well...the healthcare system needs to better...this is unacceptable.

This place cancels sonograms, on high risk pregnancies consistently. I recommend going somewhere…read moreelse if you want your partner to be felt taken care of in a very important time! They canceled 2 hours before the appointment they set a month ago also, makes it much worse!

Was so excited to have my first aappointment was told that before my appointment I would be…read moreprescribed pre-natal vitamins and need to go to ANY lab Corp location to get prescreen and would need NO paper work. After a week I called to check on prescription and was told no one would ever provide a prescription w/o first seeing me and that I should get them over the counter plus she said they will be like $100 if they prescibe.... ok whatever.... a week later I get a call that my prescription is in??? Wtf? Worst of all I go to lab corp wait 2 hours after check and the rude woman behind the counter acts like I'm stupid for following the instructions and coming with no paperwork ... almost in tears I call the office at CHI who tells me they will bring the paperwork right over they dont understand why theres this problem... oh and that they have never heard of the lab being so busy (lucky me!) Minutes later they call wondering why I'm not at the lab corp at their hospital.... because they said any lab corp so I'm at the one by my house which I told them! So frustrating.... cancelled everything with them as obviously they dont even know how their own system works and give out misinformation to pregnant ladies.

My mom recommended Dr Schneller to me when my daughter was born, he is such a great doctor and he…read moreactually cares about his patients and the parents. He answers questions that maybe a parent wouldn't think to ask. He doesn't judge parents for not knowing some things unlike our first pediatrician. He is very thorough with the information he gives and any questions you might have. The nurses and office staff are also very nice and very helpful. If you need an appointment sooner than scheduled they almost always have same day or next day appointments available. I would absolutely recommend this office to anyone!

I'm so mixed, when it comes to writing this review. I have three sons that have been seeing Dr…read more Schneller since they were infants. It's been 14 years now!! Ideally, I would rate the doctor and the office separately. Dr. Schneller gets 5 stars. He is kind, and pleasant. My kids enjoy him, as he is playful with them, but also takes the time to teach them something about themselves. Tatiana and Kathleen are also great. I am knocking the overall rating quite a bit because of the wait time! I rarely get out of here in less than 1.5 hours. You wait quite a bit in the waiting room, only to be assigned to a room to wait some more. When you finally get to see Dr. Schneller, it's worthwhile, but I get frustrated during the process. We always have a lot going in our lives, and I find the wait times are becoming a deterrent. Any good peds in the area? Let me know, please!

I'd like to leave a review for this clinic, and I'll be cross-posting it on Yelp as well. As it…read moreturns out, I never actually became a patient of theirs--and in hindsight, I think that's a good thing.When I found out I was pregnant, I started looking for a clinic and chose this one based on their ratings. They scheduled my initial appointment nearly a month and a half after my call. I waited patiently. Initially, I had a phone consultation for April 6th. They called and asked if I could move the time from 2:00 PM to 10:00 AM, and I happily accommodated them without any issues.My next appointment--an in-person visit--was scheduled for April 14th. We ended up being late because we spent too long searching for a parking spot. At the front desk, we were told that their policy allows a 10-minute grace period; however, we were 15 or 20 minutes late. And that was it. They just rescheduled me for April 28th.I pleaded with them to at least give me a referral for an ultrasound, since I was nearly 13 weeks pregnant and mine was a very high-risk pregnancy--not only due to my age and the fact it was an IVF pregnancy, but because I was carrying twins. The receptionist just stared blankly at me and kept repeating, "I'm sorry, no. We can only issue a referral after your first in-person appointment; you aren't a patient of ours yet." In other words, that initial phone consultation didn't mean a thing. I had gone out of my way to accommodate them when they needed to change a time, yet they simply gave my slot away to someone else. Just great.Here's what happened next: I went to MultiCare Regional Maternal Fetal Medicine Tacoma and asked if they could perform my first-trimester screening. Anyone who has dealt with a high-risk pregnancy--especially with twins--will understand the urgency. If I didn't get that specialized ultrasound done before the 13-week mark, I would miss the window entirely. The head nurse at MultiCare actually called the Rainier Clinic directly and spoke personally with Dr. Maynard to get me a referral. And naturally, they shut me down--I didn't doubt for a second that they would. They reiterated that I wasn't their patient.We decided to arrange a referral through my family doctor instead. But while all the paperwork was being processed, I started having a miscarriage. Great, right?If this clinic had simply seen me on April 14th and scheduled an ultrasound--as they were supposed to--the problem would have been detected immediately. It turned out I had an anembryonic pregnancy, and my body began rejecting it on April 18th. Naturally, I never made it to their "wonderful" appointment on the 28th.Honestly, I have no idea what kind of "magical" waiting lists they have that require a month-and-a-half wait. But now I know for certain: at this clinic, they couldn't care less about their patients. You're late? That's your problem--we have rules. You're nearing a critical deadline for tests? That's your problem, too. You have a high-risk twin pregnancy? WE DON'T GIVE A DAMN--you're not our patient. Yet, when a doctor is late--and they are always late--the patient is expected to sit there meekly and wait.I truly believe that, due to their negligence and indifference, I could have found out about the failed pregnancy two weeks sooner. Ultimately, I transferred to Tacoma General; there, I received prompt assistance and certainly didn't have to wait a month and a half.I was a fool for agreeing to such a long wait in the first place. I won't let that happen again. If a clinic behaves this way right from the start, hang up the phone and choose a different place--there are plenty of others out there.

Dr Maynard is an extraordinary doctor; extremely knowledgeable, thorough, caring and attentive!…read moreWhen I start to worry about complications I know that if he is there I am in good hands and feel safe and that everything will be all right no matter what happens. I really appreciate his comforting demeanor too! He has helped my husband and I through two miscarriages and now a stillbirth where I was induced and had to deliver early. He was very compassionate and understanding that I wanted to have as much of a live and natural birth as possible. He worked really hard to make sure I had all the right information and that things went as smooth and quick as possible because he knew I was worried too about getting back home to my 4 yr old. Finding out our baby had a condition it couldn't survive from, giving birth early and holding him when he was so small was the saddest and hardest experience in our lives but Dr Maynard was very gentle, patient, and present with us giving us time to baptize him and spend as much time as we could with him. He made sure I wouldn't have any troubles after delivery and come back to check on us twice at the hospital and called me from the office the following day to talk about how I was doing, instead of just returning my message on the portal which really helped so much! Throughout the pregnancy whenever there was an urgent need he made the time for me to come in as quickly as possible and always returned messages right away. He is the first male doctor I've had as an adult; I always felt too shy and uncomfortable before but I am truly thankful I found him and can't imagine ever having anyone else. I pray he will continue to be here throughout the rest of my childbearing and menopause years!

My experience since that first visit has stayed pretty consistent. I've seen four midwives so far,…read moreand all of them have been great. I prefer some over others, but that's just personal preference they've all been fantastic. The MAs are also good. There's one named Cali (not sure how it's spelled) who is a sweetheart--always friendly and someone I'm glad to see. The rest are nice as well. The main issue is the receptionist staff. Whenever I come in to check in, I walk up, say hello, and let them know I'm there for an appointment... and I get ignored for a while. After this happened multiple times, I started waiting for them to greet me or check me in, but that also takes a while. Most of the time they don't even look up at you while speaking. The front desk lacks basic customer service, tone of voice, friendliness, acknowledgment. Sometimes they sound monotone, sometimes there's attitude, and often there are long pauses where I'm left standing there unsure if I should sit down or stay put. One time I stood in front of a receptionist for a full two minutes before being acknowledged (the office was empty) A simple "I'll be with you in one moment" would go a long way if they're in the middle of something. I've worked front desk in medical practices myself, so I understand multitasking, switching between screens, verifying insurance, and dealing with difficult patients. I get it. But basic acknowledgment and courtesy should still be there.