When I first walked into the building it was clean and the staff was friendly. I was taken back…read morewith in 5 min and seen with in ten min and I was the last patient of the day. Needless to say she was running in time. I saw Tara Wood P.A. and let me just say it was hands down my best experience with a a medical office since my move here in 2019, maybe ever I. A family Practice. She was so kind, understanding and I felt that she really listened to me and heard what I was saying. She worked with me to discuss options and a plan of action. She was exactly what I was needing and looking for.

From the owner: Arete Family Medicine - Anchorage is a new practice providing a variety of services for your entire…read morefamily, including women's health, men's health, pediatrics, and general medical care.

Ginger Scoggins PhD should use the moniker the Dr House of Anchorage! She can figure out anything…read moreand if she can't she doesn't hesitate finding another medical professional who will! If you are looking for the real deal look no further!

Dr. Scoggings a genius when it comes to controlling the flair of my autoimmune disease Sarcoidosis…read more After seeing many specialists, including several Rheumatologists, Ginger Scoggings was able to get my Sarcoidosis under remission with help from antibiotics, not the traditional drug of choice, the notorious prednisone. It is the first time that I see Hope in my life after battling Sarcoidosis since 2011. Words cannot be adequate to describe how grateful I am for her help.

Best Doctor in town! She is a great listener and works with you to stay healthy!…read moreDr. Montano worked patiently with my husband who had Alzheimer's. Always so supportive!

Dr. Montano is a caring and thorough internist. She is never rush and looks a you vs the computer…read more I appreciate her staff, always friendly, and her work partner, Dr. O'fallon. It is great to have access to her if Dr. Montano is out Dr. Montano has given me quality care over the past six years.

After a couple years w/ Dr Spargo and hanging in when they moved to Whitter, she was transferred to…read morethe Kenai. When I got in here I was desperate after more than a year trying to find a clinic that took Medicare - due to my age and then when all is. Ok they are moved to clinics -other places in AK . I had never paid attention to that. Now I must start all over finding and establishing a rapport w/ a new dr. Calling for any reason even to confirm an appointment is nearly impossible. I have told them they need to switch to the program they have at Mayo Clinics- but who cares? No one.

I was poorly treated by Dr. Woolley. I felt disrespected by him…read more I'm diligently tapering off medications and I was treated as an addict. There is no excuse for this behavior. He does not know or care how hard I have worked to undue the harm caused to me by pharmaceutical prescriptions by physicians in Anchorage. Rather than ask, he treated me as an other. No one, not even an addict, should be treated with such contempt. Other than this encounter, the clinic is fine. It can be a very long wait sometimes. I didn't realize they are all residents and we must wait for an attending physician in top of it. I do like my regular doctor so I continue to go.

This review is specifically for Sarah Tolliver, who I rave about to anyone who asks for a…read morerecommendation on a general practitioner. Sarah is kind, warm, easy to speak with, relatable, and genuine. Combine that with her knowledge base, and you've got yourself a great GP. The staff at Alaska Family is always super pleasant, easy to work with, and remember who you are when you come back, like you're an old friend. Makes for a great experience! I would highly recommend Sarah if you need a medical provider!

If you are looking for a family doctor, this is a good place to go. They are professional,…read moreorganized and friendly. I've been going here since 2009. They seem to keep to their appointment times and get me in, take care of and back to work. Dr. Loretta Lee is my doctor and she's friendly and thorough.

Setup an appointment, but because I haven't had a Covid Test they couldn't honor the appointment…read more I get these are pandemic times, but I made the appointment a week before. You would think they would mentioned that I needed a covid test prior to coming in. I mentioned that they should please consider what it takes to take time off to see a doctor (and I live remotely, so an hour to drive) but was dismissed and said to comeback when I had my covid test completed. Needless to say I will not be making a another appointment here ever.

We just became patients of this doctors office and so far we are pretty happy with the services…read morerendered. Our Dr. Johnston was very thoughtful with our concerns and got back to us promptly. Also the staff girls are awesome and very friendly. When they drew blood, they didn't just poke around but tried to keep us as comfortable as possible. We will continue to see them for any needs we may have. If you're looking for a family doc, check these ladies out! The office is fairly new, clean, and easy to find!

As of 2026, I've been a patient of Dr. Farr and Alaska Family Medical Practice for about five…read moreyears. Hers is an independent family practice. Dr. Farr spends time getting to know all of her patients, their personal medical and family histories. A great listener, Dr. Farr is compassionate, highly skilled, and provides personalized care. Not afraid to think outside the box, Dr. Farr is exactly the type of physician we need more of. Highly recommended!

Fantastic, patient focused physician. Would highly recommend her to anyone needing a true family…read morephysician.

The office is shady. They rely on telemedicine and communication between each other within the…read moreorganization leaves something to be desired. I started on 3mg suboxone, and my first two days I experienced extreme itchiness. So, they switched me to 2mg subutex. I've been on that same dose for a few weeks. During my last appointment, I spoke with my provider that day via telemedicine. He wasn't my normal provider. Anyway, I explained that I am still experiencing strong cravings, intent to relapse, and drug seeking behavior. The provider said that 2mg is a very small dose and rose the dose to 8mg a day. I waited the 24 hours they require before calling the office back. The front desk prep said that I still had 10 2mg pills and to simply take 4 pills. Of course, she isn't my provider and I wasn't going to take the prescription in a manner that is contrary to what the instructions are. Turns out they weren't intending to write the script and to discuss it during my appointment the next day. The purpose of that appointment was to assess the increase in dose. During my appointment, my regular provider was there. She simply said she disagreed with the increase, and that there was no notes reflecting the dose increase from my appointment a few days before! She then went on to say she is not comfortable with writing anymore refills. She promised a review with the addictionologist. But I see the writing on the wall. I think I'm being discharged because of their own miscommunication and confusion among themselves. Frankly, it's much easier to acquire oxy and relapse. I'd rather not. That is playing with my life. I strongly suggest you establish care with another office. These guys seem incompetent and sketchy. Best of luck on your recovery journey!