Needed a medical ride home for a routine procedure. The driver was on time, friendly, and it was a…read moreseamless experience. I will happily use them again.

They have been consistently reliable. Only problem is their website. You must book online, but the…read morewebsite tends to glitch.

I recently required medical transport from a skilled Nursing Facility to an Orthopedic appointment…read moreat Optim. The driver was prompt ( actually early), extremely courteous and efficient. He also showed concern for the pain i was in. The ride was smooth and i was impressed with how clean the van was and the varity of locks and safety straps used to secure my wheelchair. The Driver was able to wait for me and return me safely to the Facility. I highly recommend their services and will certainly make them my preferred medical transport service.

Easy to schedule, very accommodating. If I had questions I was able to speak with someone. Thank…read moreyou!

Medic One is no longer taking certain medical emergencies in Seattle but I don't believe that the…read moreking county residents know this. The Seattle Fire department chooses whether you get Medic one or a pay for-profit AMR ambulance service without a person knowing. I called Medic One and they had no idea that they received funding via a property tax levy (refer below). They receive funding but they are only dispatched if they choose to go? I'm aware of a situation where in an emergency they sent the pay for profit AMR service which charged over $2500 to transport a king county resident from south seattle to harborview in a medical emergency. They stated on the phone that they don't know anything about who gets which service - paid for Medic One or you pay ambulance and why. It feels like they should know this and that they should know why the funding doesn't cover all residents in Seattle. The situation involved seizures which seemed to be a pressing medical emergency.... On November 5, 2019, voters passed King County Proposition 1 which renewed funding for the Medic One/EMS program with a 6-year, 26.5-cent EMS levy. Following is information about the Medic One/EMS system serving Seattle and King County, and what the levy funds through 2025. What is Medic One/EMS? Medic One/EMS services are those that you get any time you call 9-1-1 for a medical emergency in King County. It is available to everyone, whatever the medical emergency. By dialing 9-1-1, callers have immediate access to the system and its excellent medical care, regardless of location, circumstances, or time of day. The Medic One program was started in Seattle in the early 1970s. It now serves a region of nearly 2.3 million in population, and responds on average every 2 minutes to a medical emergency.

In 1969 two Harborview doctors, Dr. Leonard Cobb and Dr. Michael Copass asked the question,"Can we…read moreaffect the survivability of patients by bringing medical therapies to people on the streets via trained non-physician laymen?" And in the quest for the answer, the world's first paramedics came to be. Partnering with the Seattle Fire Department because of their already established coverage of the city, and the firemen's willingness to help those in need - Medic One's first paramedic class went in service in the city of Seattle in March of 1970. Since that day the people who live in Seattle have been able to count on an extension of Harborview's ER showing up at their door within 5 minutes - day or night, no matter the problem. "Taking care of people is a privelege" Dr. MK Copass

Good grief! don't bother with three-to-one-star ratings. If you are a veteran and economically…read morechallenged, this is the way to go. Practically every Seattle VA Attending doctor is affiliated with the University of Washington Medical School which has an outstanding national reputation. Thanks to changes in policy, you can often get approval to go to a local non-VA doctor or facility for care through VA Community Care. The system is complicated and can be frustrating but there are meetings and resources to help you navigate the best way to get the care you need. The VA knows who my medical insurer is and charges them so I don't have to worry about copays and additional charges that a private facility might think are due. I do pay some for medications but that's nothing compared to never having to pay out of pocket for the care and surgeries that I've had in and through the Seattle VA. I have also been able to use the Seattle VA pool twice a week through the MOVE program and I use a scheduled one hour zoom group exercise program called Gerofit at home twice a week. I recently ended my membership to Curves since I now get my exercise for free.

The ER at Seattle VA is not only humiliating it's an experience that no one wants to experience…read morewhen you suffer with PTSD from mst for over 25 years which made you an addiction to achohol and you show up at the lowest point of your life they treat you like shit why the hell do I wanna change my life when they r people in the world arnt we America's heros we don't deserve grace just disrespect I'll die before I go back to the Seattle VA ER rude as f c I'm nice didn't say f'vc

Integrity provided transportation for me to and from Auburn to Seattle when I needed outpatient…read moresurgery and had no relative or friend able to do it that day. They are fully approved medical transport for this type of service, and I believe the price was quite reasonable considering that two round trips widely separated in time were required. Davide was a very kind and caring driver, and altogether a very nice, friendly person. I highly recommend them and will definitely use them again if the need arises.

The disclaimer is that luckily we ended up not needing Medflight One's services so we didn't…read moreactually fly with them. What I want to tell everyone is that everyone involved from the company from the owner to the medical staff who we spoke to about our situation was kind, helpful, and responsive. They took much more time to discuss options and evaluate our situation than I would have ever expected. Even though we didn't use the service they gave every indication that they run a first class service with folks who really care.

I have been receiving service from this company for nearly a month and it has been a joy. My driver…read moreassist me getting in the car in out because of my injured foot also make sure he walks me to my door. Always on time for my appointments and I feel very safe, Amazing service, I am very please. Thank You for your service.

I used the service to get from Capitol Hill to Fremont and back. I was told that i would be…read moreescorted, by the driver to my front door after being brought home. This is a requirement set by the medical clinic for the procedure I was doing. The driver did not escort me to my front door. While I am a fairly healthy person and nothing bad happened, it was still a fact that this was a part of the service and they did not do it. Additionally. Does not put rates on website. I had to ask three times by email to establish how much it was supposed to cost. After the ride, they charged me more than agreed on. They reduced the chargetoo the original amount only after i wrote an email of complaint. They still have not responded to my complaint about the lack of service. This is, bluntly, a half assed company providing half assed service. They need to step up and do what they say they are going to do, or else get out of the way.

Very friendly service via phone! Grateful for your service! Your website alliance2020.com is very…read moreinsightful with a wealth of knowledge! I know from my public education at Oscar Smith High school in Chesapeake, Virginia, via the International Baccalaureate program, that knowledge, knowledge is powerful! Also, Reading, well, Reading is FUNdamental! I subscribed right away and would suggest anyone who wants daily insights do the same! Keep up the phenomenal work! You can subscribe on the yelp page as well! Just put in your phone number and check your text messages. Click the link and Ta-Da you're in! It works if you work it! Always! If you're reading this, you matter and you can make a difference. Take small committed actions each and everyday! ACT UP! I know that Real Change happens in the political arena having experienced things hands on in the health care workforce. Experience matters, always. I'm Taking it One Day At A Time to infinity and Beyond! Alliance2020 is insightful in my everyday life! I look forward to reading their emails! Grateful for Alliance2020 and their services for the various communities and academic disciplines they touch! Kevin W. Grateful Alcoholic and Addict Born in Virginia, moved to the beautiful state of Washington in 2010 to attend the University of Washington Certified Nursing Assistant, SNF Providence Marianwood Acute care at Virginia Mason PACE/ED PSYCH OBS Acute care Harborview Medical Center 5EH MED/SURG/TRAUMA/PSYCH UW B.S Neurobiology or Microbiology, B.A. Medical Anthropology Future MD/Ph.D focusing on Addiction Research and Clinical Care Eventually J.D and Medical Law Keep it Up Alliance2020! Forward!

Solid and fast service--I was in and out in less than fifteen minutes. I've never gone into a…read morefacility to do an employee drug test before. The staff was professional and made the process effortless without issue. Out of all the optional locations, I'm glad I went to Alliance, genuinely.