Dr. Karen Myers has been my primary care provider for over 12 years, and I would not hesitate to…read morerecommend her to anyone. She is simply the best, most caring and thorough doctor I have ever had the pleasure of working with. She always listens and helps me follow up with all of my concerns, and I trust her implicitly. Furthermore she takes time to fully explain any and all of my tests, including bloodwork and various tests completed by my other doctors. I never walk out of her office without a copy of results as well as her suggestions for various products or specialty doctors. Several of the comments here include Dr. Myers along with other doctors but only give 4 stars. Dr. Myers, however, should be reviewed separately, as she only deserves 5 or more stars. Lastly, the office has a relatively new administrative assistant at the front desk, a gentleman who is a absolutely a pleasure to encounter and wonderful at following up.

Sadly, I have to temporarily update my review in the hopes that the doctors of the office will…read morereconsider the road they are on; make staffing changes and care orientation changes; and resume accepting insurance. As far as Dr. Mills goes, I understand how some other reviewers could give her a negative rating, because she does have a certain way about her that can be misinterpreted. But she really is smart and great, it's just the practice's increased emphasis on cost-cutting and speed, and her trying to increase productivity as others seem to tell her is better, when it is not, and she is better than that. The change in reviews here and on other websites over time is noticeable, where people used to talk about how great the doctors, including Dr. Mills were, and how much time Dr. Mills spent with patients and really caring for and about patients, while newer reviewers talk about how quick and curt she seems. I believe it is a function of someone telling her that is how to increase productivity, and (thought some of the staff are really good and nice) because she has certain staff that have no care for the patient and only want to rush patients, and even rush Dr. Mills. Being a primary doctor is calling, and the relationship that patients have with their GPs is much different then with other doctors. Dr. Mills has the ability to be one of the great ones, but she has to follow her caring soul, and not what her staff say or what she is told will make more money. Dr. Mills and the other doctors also need to recognize that staff should not be able to run the direction of the practice or treatment of patients as some do. Things are only worse for many of us, since they stopped taking insurance and charging well above insurance allotments. Again, somebody must have convinced Dr. Mills that was a way to make more money - likely staff who did not want to deal with billing codes - but it is not. Some offices cut their prices after stopping to take insurance, but this office charges more. Most people just cannot afford to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for basic doctors visits, and in the end, we all go to less doctors visits and get less medical care than than we need, and they get less patients then they need. It's a lose-lose. So, I would encourage you to still try Dr. Mills, but encourage her to be her caring self, and take time, and not be rushed by staff who seem to control things, and not to make the practice an assembly line. Care for patients, take insurance, spend the time, be nice - and everyone will profit in money, happiness and soul. Original Review from 8/19/2016: This practice and Dr. Jennifer Mills is fantastic in many ways! I could write a long review, but I will let the overall assessment, based upon years of experience, stand for itself. She is a bright and caring doctor who you want as your doctor, and she is a credit to the profession!

Dr Osborn is an amazing Physician, she's been my Doctor for over 10 years. She treats you like…read morefamily, will take phone calls 24/7 and is extremely knowledgeable.

I really wanted to like Dr. Osborn. She was very sweet and (seemingly) thorough during my visit…read more(standard physical). However, the office is super chaotic, here are some reasons why: 1. When I entered - I was greeted half heartedly and when I couldn't remember who I was seeing (new patient) - no one was willing to help me. There were 4 people at the front desk. 2. I have now called the office 6-7 times over a 2 1/2 week period to get my blood results. No one has picked up or responded to my (very clear) voicemails. I was told it would be a week to get - I have now waited a month - and even checked my spam, etc. 3. The office, in general, was not great - which when you have a good doctor - doesn't matter to me. However, with everything else - it now just adds another layer of disappointment.

Dr. Tuli will go above and Beyond to go to any extent to help her patients not just as a physician…read morebut as a good good human being. I have never experienced a physician who will pick up the phone while sitting on the dining table and eating their meal and will tell me no problem she doesn't mind talking to me. I talk with many physicians not just Dr. Tuli so I know that for sure. By the way I'm in a healthcare field for 20 years and Dr. Tuli sees my residents. I manage 3 healthcare facilities. Dr. Tuli has helped my patients in getting them free medications from her office if they have financial hardship. She has a heart of gold.

Dr. Raman Tuli is the rudest doctor I've ever encountered. I also think she has anger management…read moreissues. I've a condition that, to my surprise, she had never heard of though it is quite common- common enough that you see commercials on TV for medication for it. While explaining how previous doctors have treated it, she made judgmental faces. Her body language, facial expressions, and tone was plain nasty. I mean, how judgmental can you be if you are not familiar with the treatment of the illness? And even if you don't approve of other doctors' treatment, you can state that verbally- not with nasty little faces or rude sighs and tsks like I am a child confessing to stealing candy. Half the time her facial expressions to my recounting my medical history was as if she was smelling something foul- not sympathetic or empathetic or engaging active listening skills - pure nasty cringing. So unprofessional! Furthermore, she was obnoxious and seems to be used to treating patients who don't ask any questions- and she treats patients who ask questions poorly to discourage more questions. She would not give more than 1 sentence curt replies to questions and was insulted that I actually wanted to have a dialogue about my healthcare. Also I had given my only copy of notes from previous Dr. The nurse said she could make a copy and return my copy since it was my only copy. As I was checking out, Dr. Tuli overheard me tell the nurse that I wouldn't be returning. When I asked for my originals, the nurse said she would make a copy in 2 min, Tuli ran in saying that they wouldnt return them-not a copy or original. After a 20 min fight, she threw the originals back at me without making a copy for her file. Insane! Even if I was never coming back, those notes were still part of the record of our encounter. Forget her horrendous bedside manner, she was a plain bully. I have dealt with lawyers and bullies on the playground where I have felt the same. I have never had such a poor interaction with a doctor.

If I could give them no stars I would. This practice is absolutely awful before even coming in I…read morehad to speak to a nurse who told me there was nothing they would do for me. I am just now feeling sick, possibly flu or Covid and was told that I would not be given any antivirals Due to my age. I was also told to get my own Covid test they would not give me one there. I guess they're not making the money that they did during Covid. My daughter has been sick for a week. My other daughter has been sick for 3 weeks. I was hoping to get ahead of this, but evidently they would prefer me to come back with something worse like pneumonia. Don't waste your time. This practice continues to prove health of the community is not as important as the almighty dollar.

I have been with this Doctors office for 30 years. They are thorough, compassionate and have a…read moregreat responsive staff.

I've been a patient of Dr. Dsouza for just over a year, and she has truly changed the trajectory of…read moremy health for the better. I came in on the tail end of SIBO and as someone who suffers from R-CPD, GERD, exhaustion, rosacea/acne, and anxiety/depression. Not only did she make me feel heard (after years of being dismissed and treated with minimal care by other doctors), but her rigorous testing, attention, and recommendations have already helped me physically and mentally. I could not recommend her enough, especially if you know something is wrong with your body, but other "specialized" doctors have been no help. Honestly, 100/5 stars!

Dr. Anji was very accommodating and thorough. I love her attentiveness and I felt seen and heard…read moreand she has great bedside manners and works with me to establish the health goals I want for myself.

**** Update**** I have decided to update this review after…read morethe manager reach out to me to clear up the situation. As I mentioned in my original review it was truly a shocking moment to me that I refused to believe had happened considering how long I have been a patient of NWNP. Northwest Nurse Practitioner Associates to me represented everything that a family practice should embody and that is now missing in the health care system : empathy, compassion, knowledge, detailed-oriented, patience, confidence, trust, passion. I found all of the above qualities visiting Erin every years for the past 7 years and that last encounter (over the phone) with the manager was the complete opposite of what I was accustomed to hence my disbelief. I have the utmost respect for her and what she has built over the years and my decision to update my review is solely based on those 7 years. I do not believe that one incident should erase the consistent positive interactions and great care I have received from NWNP over the years. I want to believe that there was a miscommunication between me and the manager and it was not his intend to make me feel unheard. I appreciate him taking the time to reach out and write an apology email.

I was a patient of Erin's practice for several years sold on the idea of nurse practitioners…read morespending more time listening and open to alternative treatments. And that was true during that time. But something changed significantly as she transitioned to a sort of direct primary care practice and functional medicine practice. The practice seemed more impersonal. For example she tried to direct me away from monitoring my liver scores when I started taking statins. Although she had previously had the position that medications always have risks in promoting alternative medicine considerations and I had told her of my brother's death from non alcoholic cirrhosis due unmonitored prescription of cholesterol medication she tried to talk me out of the monitoring. At one point I had told her I didn't want to die from cirrhosis her reply was that there were worse ways to die.

Excellent care, clean. The NP was great. Listened closely and ordered appropriate tests. Also gave…read morereferral since I am new in town.

Dr. Sitzman takes excellent care of me and answers all my questions and concerns. I trust her…read morecompletely. She listens well; her empathy and knowledge work in tandem. I am thankful that she is my primary care phyusician.

Dr. Kimbrough and his awesome practice (One Medical Group) are like concierge service for your…read morehealth. Super-long appointments to cover whatever you need to cover. Thorough, friendly, and knowledgeable, I couldn't be happier with the whole experience. I hadn't seen a doctor in three or more years, so I had a lot of questions. Dr. Kimbrough was extremely patient in dealing with any issue or concern I threw at him. One Medical Group is membership-based primary care. It costs $199/year, but is worth every cent (and then some). It's kind of like a medical "start-up" done right. Online scheduling, really long appointments, nice offices. Check 'em out.

Will Kimbrough is the best doctor I've ever had. His knowledge, diagnostic skills, and demeanor are…read moresuperior. He's friendly, helpful with advice, never rushes you, never judges you. I feel more comfortable sharing anything and everything with him, unlike some previous doctors. If I could give him more than 5 stars, I would. One Medical as a whole is an awesome practice, worth every penny of the $199 annual fee.