I came here for my first physical after my pediatrician. I was super impressed by the level of care…read moreDr. David provided. He was able to find and treat problems I didn't know I had till after they were fixed and I felt so much better! I strongly recommend Dr. David to anyone looking for a primary care physician!

I simply chose Dr. Steffensen from a list provided by my husband's employer for approved…read morephysicians. My very first appt. was extremely thorough. She asked about everything from my last pap to blood pressure, ordered blood work, made an appt. for pap and mam. I've never seen a doctor who was so thorough. Now after more than three years of using her, I would have to summarize her as this - thorough, caring and doesn't take excuses!!! She is a no-nonsense physician who really truly does care about her patients.

Have had exemplary care here from Dr. Baran and the ophthalmology team. My som has been scheduled…read morelast minute several times and they staff is always very accommodating in scheduling, etc. Dr. Baran is very helpful and professional and after seeing 3 other Dr's, she was able to pinpoint his condition and recommend a treatment. Very satisfied with every aspect of our care here. They also have a toddler play area and a Starbucks on site. We will be coming back for sure, for treatment but I would recommend it for anyone looking for excellent Ophthalmologic care.

ABSOLUTE FRAUD and a money grab for parents trying to get their children care after hours. I will…read morebe going to Allegro and Overlake on a go forward basis. If you are going for urgent care do not go unless you want to pay way more than any other urgent care. Their shady business practices do not code your visit as an urgent care visit even though they advertise their care as an urgent care. They will charge you for a full hosptal visit and insurance will likely not cover in the same capacity as a urgent care vist. I had to pay hundreds of $ vs my typical $50 copay at other urgent cares.

It is really hard to find a doctor you can trust absolutely. Theresa Girolami is such a doctor…read more Can't praise her highly enough.

Be careful of this clinic. They will not post blood work and…read moreask you to collect it yourself. Once you go to the office to collect the blood results, you are charged a consultation fee of couple of hundred dollars.

This location is so much easier to get to compared to their Seattle campus. And there are plenty…read moreof parking spaces available for free. PCC and Target are in the same building and there is also Trader Joe's next block. When I come here for a hospital visit, I also get my groceries and shopping done. This location does not have ER and most of the specialists are located at their First Hill Seattle campus. I got my CT scan done here and there is a lab as well for blood work. P.S. Dr. Mack is awesome for primary care/internal medicine. Caring, timely, and thorough.

My experience here was very disappointing. The blood lab had the longest wait times I've…read moreencountered in the region, and the staff were not particularly friendly or helpful. I also found it difficult to communicate with the doctor because of a significant language barrier, which made the visit frustrating. Overall, I would not recommend this place based on my experience.

I cannot show in a review, my appreciation for the amazing urgent care team, the docs, front office…read morestaff, nurses, medical assistants, lab, X-ray and many, many more. No matter if the waiting room is full or if there is just a couple people in the waiting room, the waiting room area and the bathrooms are ALWAYS clean. You might see some complaints, about urgent care and long wait times, well, when you go to urgent care you should expect that because some cases are more complicated than others. (I mean, would you like them to speed things up with you, possibly misdiagnose, forget to draw a lab or just blow off your multiple concerns that you have, because there is someone in the waiting room complaining that YOU are taking too much of the providers time)? I have seen a lot of upset people complaining to the front office staff or saying that they will just leave, well, all I can say is , if you choose to do that than that's your decision, no one is making you stay there, so to those who want to cuss, embarrass yourself, disrespect medical professionals, then you have the right to do that, BUT, think about the next time you are at the Dr and the tables are turned, and you will be in with the provider and someone is trying to throw a tantrum to get back to the dr, since you have been with him/her long enough. Sound ridiculous? Yeah, so when you go here, or any medical walk in facility, have some grace, not just for the medical staff, but also yourself and the other patients who are also waiting to be seen.

I've had Dr Harris-Spinks as my primary care since 2019. Dr Spinks-Harris is one of the most…read morethorough PCPs I've had. She takes the time to listen to me, is easy to talk to, makes recommendations, personally follows up on my lab work and makes an office visit a pleasure. I really am happy I found her.

My father has stayed at this facility. They have gone way out of their way to meet all of his…read moreneeds. The entire staff are Amazing! I am so impressed with the Doctors, Nurses, CNA's. Social Workers, & Volunteers! I would refer KINON to my family and friends!

My mom was there for almost four years before she passed away on January 28th, 2020…read more The staffs there were kind and good to her when she was living there. Wish they have more staffs to help out the elderly. During my weekly visits, I will always try changing her beddings and her clothes. Often time, I try to help my mom by feeding her. They provided her with good nutritious food three meals per day plus snacks. Social workers there were great and they are always willing to work with me upon request. Nurses there are always busy giving patient their meds and sometimes even help feed the elderly. I am forever grateful and blessed to have my mom living there. This allow me to hold down a full time job without having to care for her 24/7 Thank you Kin On for taking such good care of my mom. Daughter, Annie Wong

Several weeks back, I just wanted to get a random check on STI's/STD's while I was seeing someone…read more Usually, in the past, I've had these done with my regular labs (blood work) with my old regular naturopathic doctors (ND's) but they've since moved on and I've been away from regular visits for a while now. Plus, ND offices usually have/had a more welcoming & warm atmosphere (plus took insurance, or at least used to). Never been to a City/County health center before - especially downtown - so I was going in with low expectations. Sure, random people come in here (including the random smells) but the office culture and decoration was surpisingly pleasant and neat. Check in was fairly smooth to boot. What really landed the solid 4 stars was the nurse that tended to me. If you just want to get tested for "that stuff" and want to meet/see a super cool RN while you're at it definitely ask for (or call ahead to check her schedule) Kristen; Kristen Wilson-Weiberg RN. Not only is her office right up front and really cool with the diverse (and snarky) decorations in her space but she is one awesome and delightful older lady. She exudes a very wholesome yet professional energy about her with just enough sass to click with people who strike up a little conversation. The blood draw was even one of the fastest yet smoothest I've ever had (just be prepared to hydrate right after if you came in parched; I almost fainted having forgot about this small detail). Big thumbs up just for Kristen The Nurse.

This dentist is terrific. I had a full set of dentures made here and they are top notch. I am happy…read moreto have a clinic that takes my Medicare coverage.

I'm not sure how to rate a hospital especially when you are there because of the worst of…read morecircumstances and you know that everyone working is trying their hardest to make sure that the most terrible situation doesn't emerge. I know Harborview as the region's best trauma center, and I knew when the call came that I needed to be present because of a situation that it was not a good situation. So, let's keep with the basics. Parking was incredibly easy to find. If I had one concern it was that because there's a few other hospitals were parking isn't convenient. You either end up so far away from the emergency room that the walk over feels like a lifetime or you end up in some convoluted location that it takes an additional ten minutes to find where you are. Harborview offers a variety of parking options from valet to self-park which is incredibly handy. The hospital itself is very clean. I still associate hospitals with very sterile environments - the white walls, the white floor, the bright flourescent lights, the antiseptic smell that permeates the air like a horrid perfume you can't quite escape. So when I see a hospital that tries to break my strong impression I appreciate the small gestures from the light green paint to the chair rail that made the space feel less like an institute and slightly more inviting. I found the emergency waiting room and check-in process to be a little confusing. When you're a visitor and trying to get in and find out status all the different stations can be a bit daunting. I never ended up at any of these stations because the social worker quickly found the waiting group and we were eventually taken to the ICU. The social worker was great. Patient, soft spoken, understanding she helped the process immensely. I do not envy her job. The ICU was nice. The waiting area was conveniently laid out so that groups of people could gather comfortably without rearranging furniture. They were testing out a new system that I guess will one day give status of different rooms so you can check if your particular person is in their room, in surgery, or any other number of statuses. The nurses were patient and kind. I know everyone has different experiences and going to the hospital in any capacity - unless you work there - is never going to be pleasant. I appreciated the attentiveness that Harborview showed us that day and the kindness that they offered.

Go here if you would like to experience medical experimentation by interns and medical staff that…read moredo not listen to patients and family, that kill and abuse family members. My father died of death induced by dehydration after having had a stroke and then administered medication that we told the staff he could not take. The medication made him a vegetable. So, we watched him dehydrate to death and had the topper of a chief nurse yelling at my father and pinching him so hard she dug her nails into his skin and made this traumatized man weep! She did this in front of family members and they were horrified and traumatized by her behavior as a result. This occurred all in the highly acclaimed neuro unit. Then, when my father would not die fast enough they transferred him to the most disgusted, urine soaked nursing home from hell where he finally died of dehydration the next day. Pure hell!!! It was a nightmare that I wish on no one! I often hear that harborview is so spectacular but, that must have been some time in the past or for others. This is the second family member I've had die under their experimental care by juvenile doctors. In my experience, this institution is a pathetic, embarrassing, scourge on the face of medicine! Be warned! Beware!