I had to travel a long way and was late, he saw me anyway. He suggested video visits so I don't…read morehave to travel. He cares about his patients. Dr. Dooms spends as much time with you as you need explaining what is going on with your treatment and condition.

I loved his previous practice. Since he moved to Swedish, his office requires you to fill out a…read morerecords request BEFORE THEY WILL DEIGN TO SCHEDULE YOU. You have to download the forms, fill them out, send to head nurse, check they got it, then call back to schedule. I have ADD. This is an insane hurdle. It took me 2 months just to call. Let me save you a step - NW Allergy is 206-527-1200.

I first came here about a year ago to check my food allergies. Dr. Welch is incredibly sweet, kind,…read moreand truly attentive. He ran every test needed for possible food allergies, and I'm so glad he did--his thoroughness confirmed a few things I had suspected. This year, I returned to get tested for cat, dog, and environmental allergies. Same great experience: I got tested, learned exactly what I'm allergic to, and now we can stay on top of everything. One day I also asked him to test me for bee and wasp allergies, since I had a reaction after being stung by those mean white-faced hornets. Sure enough, that allergy was confirmed as well. We made a plan together, and we're following it now. Honestly, Dr. Welch and his staff are the sweetest human beings--so professional, yet so warm. I love when medical staff treat you like a real person, not a robot, and that's exactly how they are. If you have allergies of any kind, this is the place to go. You won't be sorry.

I have suffered from seasonal allergy and finally find my solution. The staff and Dr.Jon are very…read moreknowledgeable and professional and answer all questions. They text you a link to set up registry and go on to first virtual appointment through another link on the phone. Here are steps for getting allergy shots when I am a new patient. 1) First VIRTUAL appointment 2) Either food or environmental test 3) Appointment in clinic and/or start allergy shots After first shot, they ask you to stay 30 minutes just to make sure you are okay. Or you can sign the waiver and leave. You got an invite to app, Breeze, so you can see bill statement, shots appointments and messages with a doctor. It's a long journey and I am glad to be on the way.

After being plagued by chronic health conditions for over 20 years, having gone to over 21 doctors…read more- Dr B not only found things through correct testing that others never had, I have more sustained energy than ever. She takes every single question, symptom and concern very seriously and doesn't stop until she finds an answer with you. I was completely disheartened by the medical system until DR B was referred to me. Forever grateful for her!

Dr. Bobovski was recommended to me by a friend at a time when I was very discouraged and…read moredisappointed by recent doctor's visits, and the American prescribe-something-and-get-the-patient-outta-here medical personality in general. In only one visit and one follow-up appointment, which she came into the office on Christmas Eve to give (!!), Dr. Bobovski resolved an allergy/immune issue that four doctors, two allergists and a dermatologist couldn't, over the course of 18 months and several dangerous prescriptions/injections, couldn't. A food allergy test! who'da thunk it? My insurance covered the appointment and blood work, and although I did pay out of pocket for the food allergy panel ($85) and for the vitamins I purchased, I'd take that cash payment anyday over a life of free but questionably safe and clearly ineffective prescriptions that covered up my symptoms but didn't help the problem whatsoever, or teach me anything about my body. If I hadn't taken the "radical" plunge into naturopathy (the quotes are a JOKE), I would have taken steroid injections for goodness knows how long, and never learned about my semi serious food allergies that 23 years of cluelessness turned into an eventual allergy and weakened immune system. Two years after seeing her for the first time, I have never had another allergic reaction, and my gut has re-built itself after 23 years of abuse (poor gut!). Dr. Bobovski has respect for her patients and their sense of their own body. She's open about the benefits and limitations about naturopathy. I've never felt uncomfortable for a second in the waiting area (which has great magazines, btw) or naked in a gown on her table. I have never for a second felt rushed into or out of her office -- the level of focus and devotion to each and every issue or question you have is unreal for a doctor at a busy office. Dr. Bobovski and this lovely facility not only fixed the problem I went there for, but helped me to learn about my body from my body, and utterly rejuvenated my faith in medicine and doctors. I could not offer a higher recommendation for this doctor or the facility! And although I haven't personally seen any of her fellow doctors, I've heard good things.

I got my allergy testing done here and had a wonderful experience. I understand the U.S medical…read moresystem is kind of a mess but I thought that all the staff were kind clear and respectful. With limited resources and being asked to do a lot more then they can I sympathize with many medical physicians and thought that the doctors here were truly awesome. I got all of my testing done in one day got an amazing consult and thought that the office staff as well as the doctors were doing very well. I've delt with many shitty doctors offices but these guys are great. loads of reminders on when appointments were easy scheduling and clear instructions and a solid interface, I will say that it took a long time to get an appointment but I assume that is out of there control. Overall a very pleasant and professional place id recommend this place to people will kids or teens it's great.

Irresponsible , unprofessional. My grown son that has been a patient for 20 years just had an…read moreupdate of allergy testing with the issaquah office. Shortly after that he noticed his epipen was due to expire in two months. He called and left messages 4 times. Never a call back. His epipen was expired for a month!!! As he had to make an appointment with a new family provider that he couldn't get in to see for a month. When my son was little the guy doing the skin test at the Redmond office dipped the needle in the sample, wiped it on a paper towel. Then on to the next sample, etc. now I know that is horrible allergen cross contamination. No wonder he flagged having allergies to everything. They also used to always overbook. Super full waiting room. Had to wait at least an hour 1/2 to 2 hours every appointment. Do they still do that?

Dr. Chang is knowledgeable & gentle. She's a mother too & understands many aspects of natural care…read moreneeds of children. I believe her chosen profession is driven by passion rather than work. She is highly intelligent & kind & knowledgeable. I highly recommend her & her staff. They are gentle & proficient. My teen is under her care & I have not found another doctor who's more caring & knowledgeable than her so far! I'm so happy I came here.

I used come here to have my allergy shots since it is closer to my house…read more I found this place looking at reviews here in Yelp and I called to make sure they accept my insurance from Microsoft. I wanted to see doctor Doom since his reviews are really good here and it was spot on. After having my allergy test done, I found out I was allergic do lots of fluffy animals and to my guinea pig. He was really nice and kind with me and explained in details what I could do to get better from my allergies. I started taking allergy shots on October 2016 and today I feel much much better. I recommend this clinic to anyone who suffers from any kind of allergy or are thinking of taking shots. They also have another clinic in Bellevue, which is much bigger and they opened everyday but Tuesdays, so you can choose which location to take your shots.

I went in to this location because my insurance covered it. I saw Dr Kevin Dooms. I got pricked to…read moresee what I was allergic to, they said I wasn't allergic to anything even though a 'prick' was raised and itchy. I recently got a rash on my skin and have been having signs of allergies. This was the biggest waste of time I have ever spent.

I have been seeing Dr. Chow for many years, it's a longer drive to see him after he moved his…read morepractice to Burien, but I find it well worth my time. I see a few complaints here about parking lot size and a few mentions of people manning the front desk not meeting expectations. Maybe it's because I greet people at the front desk with a smile that I've had no trouble for 15 or more years? I don't know, but if Dr. Chow had no parking at all, it would not discourage me in the least. I was in Dr. Chow's office just yesterday with my most serious reason to visit him. It's not that he's just a great doctor, he's also a great human being. He might have to leave the State to lose me as a patient.

I'm not complaining about Dr Chow, but about an encounter with one of his wound care specialists. I…read morewent in for a full body check. I told the MA I had a scab on my right forearm. I lived in Las Vegas I was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma. I had been given a cream to apply every day. The scab even went away. Due to personal health issue, I had stopped using the cream. When I was examine, the specialist said it wasn't cancer and proceeded to burn the scab off. When I reached home, I noticed that the small round bandage that covered the wound was soaked in blood. The intake forms had asked if I ever had to stop taking aspirin before a denta procedure. I checked the no box. I take aspirin every day to help with sciatica nerve pain. When I replaced the blood soaked bandage with a bigger one, that too was blood soaked. I started to panic and looked online to find out how I could stop the bleeding. It said put pressure on the wound and keep the arm elevated. I did that for 1 hour. I decided to fold a tissue into a 1 &1/4" long by 1" wide bandage and tape it on. In the morning I cut the end off the tissue and peeled each layer off. By the time I got to the wound, it was still leaking a little blood. I decided to leave the wo uncovered in order to dr it out. The same evening I called the office, after hours and left a detailed message as to my problem. I requested a return call w instructions on what to do. I never got a return call. 4 days later I received an email saying it was cancerous. I then received an estimated copay for $ 1,381.00. When I called to speak to the billing department, I told the female employee what had happened. She apologized and said she would put notes on my record. i canceled my appointment to get Mohs surgery 2 days later. I couldn't wi good conscienc, not report this on Health Grades. The scab has dried and there is no sign of infection thankfully. Terry B.

I recall before choosing to work with Dr. Chang, I saw 2 bad reviews Healthgrades that said she…read moremade them feel "unsafe" and that she was "rude and dismissive". Her other reviews on Google are all 5-star so I thought maybe that was just a weird circumstance and proceeded to work with her. In the end, I think "unsafe", "rude", and "dismissive" are all very accurate. The first 2 months with her were fine, but yesterday she said something wholly unprofessional that I think is worth mentioning publicly. For context, we increased the dosage of my medication in July and agreed that we would recheck in September, which we did. My understanding from what she said in July was that the follow-up would be to check if the increased dosage was working. My bloodwork came back in the normal range; my understanding is that if you do blood tests while on medication, if the tests come back normal (not high or low), it means the dosage is working. She said I should lower the dosage. When I said I was confused and asked for further explanation, she just said "Your thyroid is working." When I again repeated why I didn't understand, she responded that I should take endocrinology classes, boasted about her medical licenses, and said "To help you understand, you will need to have knowledge and terminology with clinical experience in both for me to explain." Note that in both of my emails I said over and over I wasn't opposed to following her advice, I just wanted to understand her train of thought. No matter how you slice it, that is a wholly unprofessional answer, to put it generously. A good doctor will fully understand a concept well enough that they can assess a level that their client can understand and explain it to them without just regurgitating what was learned in med school. Patients should not need to get a medical degree or take classes themselves, they should trust that you will guide them with compassion and explain what you are asking them to do with their bodies.

I can't recommend Dr. Lily Chang enough to people out there seeking more of naturopath. I started…read moreseeing Dr. Chang since 2017 and was very impressed with her accurate diagnose. When my family member needed help from severe diarrhea this time, we came to Dr. Chang again. She takes time to go over our previous medical report and listen to our issues and concerns, more than any other doctors we've ever been with. The combination of her engineering and medical degrees background sets her apart from the crowd. Her customized treatment plane has helped my family member tremendously in recovering. Dr. Chang is a caring, kind and compassionate person and enthusiastic about what she does. Words can't adequately express our gratitude for all the help and support she provided. Dr. Chang is simply the best.

WE love Dr. Farrington. Great allergist. We always feel listened to and understood.read more