Love Dr. Hafford. He asks a million questions and takes a while during appointments. This may be…read morecumbersome for some, but he is thorough and solved several of my health issue conundrums.

This practice is amazing! I have been to several chiropractors over the years, and Dr. Smith is by…read morefar the best ever! I have come in with some moderate pain due to injury and overtraining, and Dr. Smith took out a lot of time to work with me in a calm manner, and I left there feeling so much better! He always pays 100% attention to his patients, and I will always keep coming back here. Ana at the front desk is warm and welcoming, and I feel like I'm coming in to meet with friends when I visit. I highly recommend!

I highly recommend Dr. Ryan for chiropractic work and accident recovery…read more I've been in two car accidents in the past 6 months and he's been so helpful in getting me back in shape. He's great with the adjustments--but even more important he acts like a coach and friend to help give you the encouragement and support to get healthy again. I had no idea how hard it would be to recover after an accident (let alone two), and he's been a huge help.

worst doctor ever he will bill your insurance and tell you yo come back when your peeing blood…read moreeveryday

Dr. Tekeste is a wonderful physician, knowledgeable, excellent communicator, kind and caring.read more

I had an excellent experience at this office. The initial call to schedule an appointment was easy,…read moreand the lady I spoke to answered all my questions and was very friendly. True to her word, she mailed me all the needed paperwork promptly, and I received a call from Lisa in the office to let me know that they received all my MRI images from the radiologist. I even got a reminder call the day prior to my appt. I'm not that familiar with Evergreen, so it was a little tricky, finding the office. Parking was a breeze, as all the paperwork was very clear about parking in the "blue" garage. However...it would have been good to know that the office was in the "Tan" section of the Evergreen complex. FYI. The office itself (once I found it) is very large and well-spaced out. There are sports memorabilia and prints on the walls (the doctors specialize in sports medicine, which I like!). The front desk lady was incredibly nice and we chatted. I was seen on time, to the minute. Another friendly gal ushered me to my room, and I was told to change into some very unattractive shorts (!), to take some x-rays. The x-rays provide a different image of the problemmatic area, and being associated with the medical field myself, I believe them to be appropriate and necessary for proper diagnoses. The x-ray tech was awesome! She made me very relaxed and comfortable - even in the hideous shorts. Afterwards I was escorted back to my room, where I was seen by Dr. Roh (see my review of him. He was great). This practice came highly recommended to me by my GP, and I have heard great things from people I know who have been seen here. Now I see why.

I saw Orthopedics Int. after suffering an ACL injury in November. I saw Dr. Neil Roberts at the…read moresuggestion of a friend who played collegiate football for 4 years. After meeting doctor roberts I was certain that he was the doctor for me. He is POSITIVE, realistic, and honest which is important when approaching a procedure like this. All of the nurses and staff are unbelievably helpful and continuosly went out of their way to help me, even when it came to insurance troubles! I never felt ignored or uncomfortable and they were always on the ball when it came to my scheduling, insurance, etc. The ACL replacement procedure itself went amazingly well with almost no scarring and a full recovery back to snowboarding and crossfit at 5 months!!!! Dr. Roberts is a fantastic surgeon and was very positive about recovery times, but what I loved most was that he NEVER told me what I was capable of. Recovery is what you put into it and I feel blessed that I had a doctor as competent and understanding as Dr. Roberts. I send all my friends and family members there! Oh, and get the CPM machine for post surgery. trust me.

What a wonderful clinic! If you are looking for an ND to…read moresee this is the place to go. The clinic is so comfortable, bright and full of great healing energy and the Doctors are at the forefront of Naturopathic treatments.

I had been seeing a naturopath for 10 years. I loved her, but she moved to the east coast so I…read moredecided to try this clinic based on these reviews. Unfortunately, my experience with Dr. Steve Morris was not so stellar. He seems to take a very cookie cutter approach to diagnosis and treatment. (The reason I prefer naturopaths to medical MDs is that I expect them to be more holistic in their approach.) Not too long into my first visit he handed me a lifestyle sheet, essentially an eating and exercise plan, which he said that he recommends to all his patients. He did this prior to understanding my medical history or current condition. When I told him that I was experiencing insomnia, he told me it was from drinking coffee and eating heavy meals at dinner. He pronounced this without asking any additional questions about frequency, when it started, changes in lifestyle, etc. When I told him I was having headaches, he told me it was from dehydration. Again, he made this pronouncement without asking any additional questions like where does it hurt, what type of pain, etc. The nail in the coffin for me was that he gave me iodine pills as a supplement for hypothyroidism. My previous naturopath had never done this so I did some research when I got home. Iodine is only recommended for hypothyroidism when it's caused by iodine deficiency. In fact, excess iodine can make hypothyroidism worse so supplements are not recommended if your iodine levels are normal. Dr. Morris never tested my iodine levels. In addition, iodine is especially not recommended if you have an auto-immune form of hypothyroidism, which I have, which I told him. Cookie cutter approach and lack of thorough investigation is bad enough; prescribing treatment contraindicated for my disease is unacceptable.

I have been one of Lynne's patients for years. She remembers me and is proactive with my health…read morecare. If I have questions, I can send an email and she responds quickly. She loves her work. When I have a health issue, she is very responsive to my input. We make decisions together. I am not told what to do; instead we discuss all of the options and come up with a plan. She also knows when to have my health issues looked at by a specialist. I have no angst when I schedule an appointment. I know that I will be receiving her best effort in my health care. I honestly don't have a negative thing to say about Lynne.

Lynne Munoz is one of a kind. She saved my life by listening to me. By sending me for testing,…read moreshe caught my renal cell carcinoma in the first stage. I will always trust her to do her best. She listens and that is extremely rare these days.

Dr. Saunders does an amazing job treating his patients. His approach is very thorough and…read moreconscientious. He has a wealth of experience and has helped me with a wide variety of issues. I highly recommend him.

New patient. Left my ID at home, foolishly. I offered to go and get it, and gave them a credit…read morecard with my picture on it in the meantime. Sat and waited for an hour. Friedman strode in looking harried and asked "What are you here for today?" with a puss on his face. Before I finished answering, he interrupted with "Look, I can't see you without an ID." I said "I told the receptionist I could go get it. I live about two blocks away." "If you're not happy with the care, you can go somewhere else." So I did. Very strange and unpleasant interaction. My fault for not having an ID, but what an A-hole. Best I can figure, I was labeled suspicious for not having my ID and shown the door. He also wouldn't give me my chart when I left. Not recommended.

The last time I'd classify one of my doctors as "good" was when I was a kid and my family practice…read moredoc was a marvel. Engaging, patient, unhurried and knowledgeable. Sure he once broke both legs jumping off a boat into 4' deep water and getting medical advice from a dude with giant casts on both of his legs was a little suspect, but I digress. Since that doctor I've had a long string of managed care zombies. Every single one has made a snap judgment based on the first symptom or two they heard and hustled me along. I had one doc say "You need to lose some weight" based on my BMI, not bothering to note that I was at the time a bodybuilder with single digit body fat (his advice would be correct nowadays, but again I digress). Dr. Friedman, who I chose totally at random as the nearest doctor who took my insurance, has been an unexpected joy. He's very kind, listens to his patients, doesn't rush you at all and seriously knows his stuff. He has also worked in the area for a very long time and has extensive connections in the local medical community. I've gotten a couple of referrals from him and they both worked out wonderfully. To be fair his office is a little dated-feeling and could use a facelift, but that hasn't affected the quality of care I've received at all. I'd much rather have a great doctor with a 70's-feeling office than a mediocre doctor in a state of the art facility, which seems all too common these days.