Liars. Never trust a medical provider that lies about the little things. They have no respect for…read morethe time and effort of others. Cancelled appointments, piss-poor customer service, and (I imagine) nose-picking doctors.

After a recent MVA, I was seen immediately @ Urgent Care, with the recommendation of follow up with…read moremy primary care provider. Multi care gave me an appointment a week later. (!) Then I get a message that they needed " more info". ( I've been a patient for over 15 years. ) After waiting quite a while, lots of sighs and muttering by the rep, admitting he couldn't figure out why I was called, he asked for insurance info, I told him I didn't have it with me, but I'm not a new pt. I gave u p and said I would go back to urgent care since I was having chest pain. This is not by any stretch of the imagination quality care.

I was treated very well, with very kind doctors and technicians. They took good care of me while I…read morewas being treated, and followed up with me afterwards.

Dr. Blitman is the least empathetic human I have ever met. He was rude, made me cry and wasn't even…read moreaware I was there because my cancer had come back- thought I was there for a check up. Went out and came back in a few minutes later telling me what chemo he would use on me. How do you decide that in a couple of minutes without even being aware I was positive again? I called to complain and was told he's the best and I should just be happy to have him. I fired him and would not ever go back here for treatment. If I don't feel safe with a provider, especially during such a difficult life or death time, why would I use them? Do Not Recommend.

I admit to being a bit skeptical when reading over the website, just too good to be true. Has to be…read morea catch. I went ahead and contacted them, and am very glad I did! Spent an hour with NP Freed, very comfortable visit, never felt pressured for time or information, just got to know me, what I needed, where I was coming from. Great folks! Lab work done immediately, results back next day, great communications from Freed and the office, and I know exactly where I stand physically! Plus it was a lot more economical than prior providers! Now I'm sold. I would have no hesitation in recommending DPC to others. Glad to be a member!

I am new to the area, and have not established care with a primary care doctor. I was feeling…read moreunwell and knew that I needed intervention, have tests run, and probably a prescription. Although I have insurance, the fear of going to an urgent care, waiting for hours, and then being billed for full price because I have not met the deductible was causing more grief than my illness. My husband (Jonathan) found Direct Medical Care. I was suspicious because it seemed too easy. I made a profile online, and requested an appointment. The office actually saw my profile and knew who I was when I called....and... they fit me in that day, even though their schedule was full. I was seen by Matt (NP), and he was thorough, direct, and personable. I never write reviews, but I was so impressed that medicine was actually geared towards, me, the patient, and my comfort...not satisfying the limiting insurance rules, or waiting 8 hours in urgent care for something that should take 1 hour, at most. Yay! I am a fan!

Dr. Kathy Moudy…read more She is our son's doctor - she was also my husband's pediatrician for his whole childhood - and his siblings. The concept of family is so important - I haven't gotten to have that in my life - (I bounced around doctors like crazy) so I really appreciate the trust that comes with time and age and experience. Our son has Erb's Palsy - an injury that affects the Brachial Plexus part of his shoulder and it was because he was stretched at birth and it affected him single handedly from the day he was born. She recommended occupational and physical therapists and is still forward facing even after his 5 years of life. Now he is starting Kindergarten and his shoulder is very useful and is affecting him only mildly when we were scared he was going to have very limited use. We are so grateful for her connections and resources. She let's us ask the questions that make us feel dumb as first time parents and trust me, none of us REALLY know what we are doing. Then there are the wellness visits, and any of us Yelper's with kids know anything - toddlers are crazy unpredictable sometimes and when you go to the doctor's once per year your child is completely different year to year. This year - about a week ago we had our wellness visit and he needed to finish up his school immunizations, discuss everything we had questions about and she did it with grace - all while giving his little Winnie the Pooh Bear the exact same exam to make him feel better. It was glorious - calm and peaceful office, great insurance cooperations and so forth. We are blessed.

Vivacity has been bought out by Kinwell, a Seattle based company. Since the acquisition, a patient…read moreis not able to connect with the office directly. They are closed on the weekends, where urgent care and the ER are the only options. My experience, as a senior on Medicare with hypotension sent me in search of a Dr. who would take me seriously and treat me w/respect. Dr. Sarah Crow was wonderful, though the lone physician when I met her. The other physician I saw was patronizing and diagnosed anxiety. The third physician was a traveling doc and said he wasn't able to prescribe. Three trips to the ER left me in search of a new clinic.

Doctors are caring and spend time with you. Support staff friendly and helpful. Unusually good…read morecustomer service in the current medical system.

Do not go here. I sat in a room for two hours for an accident that caused an abrasion on my nose…read more When the provider finally walked into the room she took one look at me and said, "I can't help you go to the emergency room." I was then charged a bill of $300 for nothing. I had to go to a local emergency room and get charged twice-- but hey, at least the emergency provided care. I always try to save a trip to the emergency for real, life threatening situations in order to keep wait times down for those who actually need it, but unfortunately I don't think that that is something people who can't afford to be double billed should do.

I always know what to expect, especially for the wait times. Sometimes it does take a while. The…read morefront desk staff and providers are exceptional. They are knowledgeable, professional, and friendly. The only thing I don't like is the number of entitled people who show up demanding to be seen first.