Great group of physicians really take care and show their patients respect and dignity they give…read moreoptions but let you decide turn on Doctor Roderick's is fantastic

For 6-7 years I've been dealing constant ankle pain from a slip and fall that wasn't properly…read moretreated. Grinning and bearing it when you have an active family and lifestyle just doesn't cut it and my quality of life or lack thereof was causing depression and beginning to spill over into all aspects of my life. Finally I was referred to Dr Rodricks at Rainier Foot and Ankle. Right away he could tell something was wrong. He listened to my story from the beginning and asked questions no one else had. He confirmed what I always knew, my ankle was significantly damaged. The MRI showed not one but two tendons each with two significant tears in them. I'm 8 weeks post op now and on the mend! I finally am looking forward to regaining my active lifestyle and while the recovery is slow and requires lots of patience, I feel confident that if I follow Dr Rodericks instructions I will be back to loving the life I'm living.

This past year, the doctor has cut back her hours and the staff is now more difficult to to reach…read moreand less knowledgeable. We've had prescriptions overlooked and difficulty getting them to the pharmacy. We usually see a doctor annually but this office requires twice a year or won't refill your routine prescription. Rather than a quick phone call, office insists on an appointment just to review simple labs with no problem results. Although, I think Dr. Qüdüssi is a good doctor, but the operation seems like it's winding down. If you're a new patient, I wouldn't recommend, as it seems short-term.

I first saw Dr. Quddusi over 2 years ago. I found her to have an unpleasant chairside manner, but…read moremanaged to accomplish my goal, which was to establish a relationship with an Endocrinologist concerning my hypothyroidism, hyperparathyroidism, and osteopenia. At that time, she didn't put me on medication. I just got off what was supposed to have been a virtual appointment to manage the fact that I have lost height and need to reevaluate my osteopenia. I felt she was unprepared for the appointment, as she didn't apparently get my chart out of archive and read it so as to be aware of prior test values. She asked me when I had my bone density exam, and i said it would be in my chart that had been archived. She then said that it wasn't acceptable for me to be angry, which confused me, as I'd said in a conversational tone of voice that the test date ought to be in my old chart. She went on to tell me that it's the patient's responsibility to know when they had various tests and what the result was. While I agree that we patients need to understand the tests we had done and the results, I believe it's the Doctor's responsibility to know what their treatment plan had been, and what tests had been ordered and the test results that she had received. She was very rude. At that point, I said we were done for not only today, but forever, and hung up. I will not work with her again under any circumstances. If I could have given 0 stars on the rating I would have. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.

Our family of six kids has been seeing Dr. Pearson since around 1990. My mom initially went to Dr…read more Pearson on a friend's recommendation. My sibling was sick, the previous doctor was clueless. According to my mom, Dr. Pearson was the only one who accurately diagnosed my sibling. Since becoming an adult, I've had to move on to the "big kid" world of medicine and have had a chance to realize that doctors like Dr. Pearson are hard to find. Dr. Pearson is extremely attentive. He spends the amount of time with you that is needed. He meticulously goes over all of your symptoms and checks all your vital signs. After discussing everything with you, he reads over his notes and sometimes your medical history. One of my favorite things about Dr. Pearson is that he is a fountain of knowledge. When I was younger, he and my mom would talk about various topics, like relevant medical studies or local issues. Now I get to be part of those discussions. Recently, I had an extremely painful sore throat that my regular clinic doctor hurriedly diagnosed. The treatment didn't seem to be working, and I was in a lot of pain, so I did the unthinkable: I made an appointment with my childhood pediatrician. So, yes, a woman in her late twenties went out of her way to see her childhood pediatrician. Why? I knew he would spend the amount of time with me needed and that he would find a good solution.

I've waited to write this review because I was mad at myself for not immediately leaving Rainer…read morePediatric with my newborn. I was one day postpartum. Writing this so others hopefully see and can make an informed decision. And won't be shocked when they walk through the door and see the lack of cleanliness. We found Dr Pearson/Rainier Pediatrics through our insurance company (top tier provider near our home). We should have done more digging before making an appointment from the hospital for our newborn. The office smelled of mold, was very dirty and dated. Dated is one thing, dirty in a pediatric office was concerning for us. One positive the doctor was nice and seemed caring. This wasn't for us.

By far one of the best doctors in the State of Washington…read more Brilliant when it comes to diagnosis and care. He would spend hours each evening checking on his patients. No other doctor I've ever met would stay till 9pm every night after work calling their patients. One of he most caring doctors I've ever has the pleasure of meeting. Sent so many family and friends to him...all extremely happy. ​

This is the worst Dr that I have ever been to! He has no empathy, no bedside manner, and can care…read moreless about what you have to say. Also he cuts off medications without titration and does not care how it affects a patient or their functionality! Terrible Doctor!

I am posting this review based on a review I recently read about Pacific Medical Center in…read morePuyallup. It seems important to share our own experiences with Pacific Medical Center in Puyallup because everyone in this office has been truly caring, kind and compassionate to my Grandmother. From the very first visit with my Grandmother's Primary Care Physician, Dr. Kim, we immediately realized this was personalized health care. Dr. Kim always spent the extra time listening to my Grandmother's concerns and determining what could be done to assist my Grandmother. When appropriate, Dr. Kim ordered additional tests and consistently followed up with the results. Besides providing excellent medical care, we appreciated Dr. Kim's personable demeanor. He always remembered to use each of our names when we visited the office and he patiently went through our usual list of questions that we brought to each of our visits. This level of patient care did not end with Dr. Kim. Dr. Kim's nurse was equally helpful and caring towards my Grandmother. She often spent extra time caring for my Grandmother during our visits, calling to answer questions for my Grandmother, following up with the doctor and scheduling appointments so my Grandmother could be seen for more urgent concerns sooner. Lastly, the front desk staff in this office remained patient when we came across challenges with my Grandmother's insurance plan. Additionally, they worked hard to patiently handle insurance billing questions, schedule follow up appointments and answer questions for my Grandmother. They were always professional and respectful which meant a lot to us. We really could not have asked for anything more from Pacific Medical Center in Puyallup. We sincerely hope this review expresses our gratitude for ALL of the staff who treated my Grandmother with such kindness and care. Thank you so very much!! : )

I did not even get to see a doctor. I got a nurse practitioner who was extremely rude. She quickly…read moreinformed me that it was "not her job to find out what is causing the symptoms". She let me know that she sees a lot of people and doesn't have the time to find out what my symptoms are from. She did not perform an exam or ask me hardly any questions. She couldn't have cared less and was extremely condescending. It's heartbreaking to be in so much pain and pay for that type of experience. I was in the room for under 5 minutes proscribed something that she changed several times and sent on my way to figure it out.

I have had several appointments with Dr. Ryan Stern. He is a great doctor. He really listens to his…read morepatients and makes sure you understand your options. He personally calls patients for follow ups prior to surgery. It is true that appointments never start on time, but it is because they talk to each patient as long as needed, rather than rushing. I also trusted Dr. Stern to perform surgery on me. I haven't had issues with rude staff. I have been to both the Auburn and Federal Way offices. Both have ample free parking. I plan to recommend Dr. Stern to friends and family.

Great staff and even better doctor! I came to this clinic for a second opinion and I regret not…read moregoing here from the get go! Dr. Stern is amazing - from his knowledge to his bedside manner. 10/10 would recommend!

Did some research on orthopedic surgeons and Dr. Gray popped up…read more Researched him and learned he is part of the Stryker Team (means nothing as it means he uses their products because they are ethical in their manufacture of products) and has been for quite some time. I was interviewing multiple doctors and he was just one of a few. He answered all my questions and they were extensive. He took the time to explain the procedure and what approach he was going to take. What recovery would look like and all the complications from a major surgery. His compassion was evident and he did not pressure me to chose him. I visited the other doctors and Dr. Richard Grey stood heads and shoulders above them all. I just had the first of two procedures, the procedure went as planned and a good prognosis is indicated. So when it comes time for the second surgery I have no doubt Dr. Gray will be as successful. Again if you need an orthopedic surgeon check Dr. Richard Gray out.

Gig harbor front desk young lady rude uncaring -first thing she said to me when I asked her if they…read morecould sign a family leave form is "that is a $10 form" I had no idea what she was talking about-I explained that I had filled out everything on the leave form. all it needed was a signature so that our son could take a few days off to help with hip surgery recovery- she said "it'll take at least 10 to 14 days to get the signature" even though there was no one in the waiting room and no one was busy ...so I left without the signature and will have to figure out postop home care on our own- talk about a rude uncaring front line staff. Im aware Dr. Gray is an excellent surgeon but the people managing his Gig Harbor office at the front desk are really awful.

Best primary care physician. He went above and beyond to help my dad. Appreciate all his help with…read moremy dad's health. His best clinic nurse Michael assisted us with all the needs. God bless.