Went to doctor Lindsay for my annual check up and has was wonderful. Great bedside manner and she…read moretook the extra time to get to know me and make me feel comfortable. The staff are very professional and friendly too. Got my annual and blood work all done really quick with no delays. Would definitely recommend her.

I am happy with the care I received from Dr. Chu and his team. They are efficient, professional and…read morehard working. They recommend any tests I need and then review them with me. I am quite satisfied with the care I receive from them.

I can see why the rating here is low. And never take an immigration physical exam here. It is a…read morehospital with no responsibility, only excuses and self-avoidance. My family's physical exam schedule has been delayed, which has caused major difficulties with the I-485 schedule. I had to travel twice from Bellevue to Lynnwood for urine and blood tests, even though I had normal samples taken. They got mad at us for calling the business line when we called to check and complain to review the two mistakes. If they had done it right, they wouldn't have called. The service spirit of the staff is terrible and when I first asked for the cost, they gave me the wrong price, so I had to pay more. At first, when he strongly protested that he would not apologize, he said that he would at best apologize and compensate, but he refused because he made questionable compensation in good faith. They are not experts and do not deserve star ratings. If someone mentions Chu Clinic, I won't hesitate to vote. They don't even reflect. Hospitals are also a type of service, but it seems to have become a habit for a long time.

Idk why people hating on this place I liked it the doctors and staff weren't nascar lace but I…read moreliked that I don't like being rushed

Would rate this 0/5 stars if I could. I scheduled an annual…read moreappointment and checked in at the front desk with no issues.. during the appointment itself, everything was normal. I've had physicals in the past so I know how they go. There was nothing out of the ordinary in this one. They took my blood, listened to heartbeat, did reflexes, etc. I finished and was sent on my way. 2 weeks later I surprisingly receive a bill and it appears that my insurance didn't cover anything at all, despite insurance supposedly covering annual check-ups. I call their billing dept. and was told that since I mentioned having more headaches than normal, it was an office visit rather than an annual checkup? Wtf? I've had physicals in the past where they ask how I'm doing and I tell them honestly and have never been billed. I ask why wasn't I told during my check in, and the person on the phone says that the medical assistant tried to called me but couldn't reach me and so they changed it without my knowledge and consent. If I had known that I was going to get charged for bringing up a topic I COULD LITERALLY GOOGLE, I would have never came in. Procedures for a physical were also conducted so why isn't that also there in the notes? Very sus and super opaque by my standards. They also said that the doctor told me during the exam but that's a lie, because I would have left immediately. What incentive does a doctor have to tell you that you'd be billed for something, when they get paid for it? It seems like this clinic doesn't give two hoots about the actual health of their patients and are just out for your money. I had multiple calls trying to talk to someone who could do something about this, but all they said was that "we can't change it because the service was provided". So, if I go in, and they give me something I never asked for, I'm billed? I'm out $400, because of negligence and a lack of effort to try to do the right thing. These people are horrible and don't care about you. Also keep in mind that you must lie to your doctor during physicals if there's anything wrong, because if you tell the truth, they'll bill you. Doesn't make a lot of sense, does it?

Dr. Robin Atkinson far surpasses any previous experience I have had with a General Physician or…read morePrimary Care Provider. She is exemplary in her demeanor, knowledge, bedside manner, willingness to listen, and having a genuine interest in the health of her patients. I have referred multiple friends and family members to her, who had previous lackluster or downright terrible experiences with their previous GP or PCP's. Each person I have referred has been incredibly happy that they finally made the switch and that the struggle of transferring over one's medical records and finding a new GP or PCP was well worth it. I cannot say enough great things about Robin Atkinson and truly value her as my Doctor.

Dr. Freeman truly listens and cares about all your concerns. You don't feel rushed like typical…read moredoctors offices. She will allow space for you to discuss whatever your needs or curiosities have, she truly value her patients time. She also offers other care such as fit and nutrition in her office which is a great options for those seeking. The office space is clean professional with courtesy bottled water and WiFi. I'm going to also give an appreciation for her receptionist, Sarah. Sarah has been there since the beginning and is very good at her job of scheduling and welcoming patients. I've been a patient here for 5 years and have not one complaint about my care. All of my friends I refer to Dr. Freeman also have had a great experiences. Keep in mind Dr. Freeman is a private practice, you cannot expect to be seen immediately, certainly worth the wait. I do recommend calling for appointments instead of leaving a voicemail for best experience.

Dr. Ruth is the best family doctor we've ever had. No corporate-managed healthcare here. She just…read morelistens and understands your needs_ takes whatever time is needed to address YOUR concerns with explanations you understand. Her office environment and staff match Dr. Ruth's relaxed caring approach to health care.

The brilliant Dr. Verrilli was my primary care physician for over 20 years--not in Shoreline for…read moremost of the time though. He was at Minor and James in Seattle for a good long while before a shakeup at Swedish caused many of the best doctors to seek other options. Dr. Verrilli helped me with every imaginable problem, from car accident injuries, to the pneumonia I got annually for the last decade of my teaching career, and when necessary, he also sent me to some outstanding specialists. But the thing I credit him with most of all was diagnosing and developing a plan when my husband showed up in his office in March 2004 complaining of stomach pains and weight loss. Some guys would've handed him a few antacids and sent him on home, but Dr. Verrilli ordered blood work,endoscopy, colonoscopy all stat. Sure enough, it turned out to be stomach cancer. It was a rough period, but my guy recovered because of the attention he gave to my spouse's case and the diligence with which he checked in on him in the hospital, even though we had the oncologist (best in the city, again thanks to Dr. V), the surgeon, and a host of others. When the ball got dropped at one point by hospital staff that hadn't started an IV after several hours, Dr. Verrilli raised holy hell (fairly politely) and made sure treatment was provided promptly and correctly. I genuinely think we owe my husband's life to this talented, caring physician. Things to know: on your first visit, he's going to whip through a list of routine but necessary questions. He does this quickly, not because he has no patience, but because he wants it out of the way so that most of your appointment time can be used for whatever it is you came in for. When in doubt, he orders tests. He explains everything, and if you miss something, ask and he'll explain it again, differently if necessary. He works fast while he's in there with you, and that's why you are getting seen promptly, or very close to it. He wants to deal with your concern within your allotted time so that the person after you gets seen promptly, too. He is almost the only doctor out of the dozens I have seen in my many years in Seattle that will apologize if you have had to sit for an unplanned ten minutes waiting for him to come in and examine you. The guy has integrity. During times when one or the other of us was pretty sick but not hospitalized, he would either have someone on his staff call to check on us at home, or he would pick up the phone and do it himself. We would still be seeing Dr. V, even though it now means a drive from South Seattle clear up to freaking Shoreline, but our employment changed and now we have to use Kaiser Permanente doctors, which Dr. Verrilli is not. But you just cannot find a more conscientious and knowledgeable doctor anywhere. Highly recommended.

I reviewed Dr. Verrilli's extensive qualifications, peer reviews, and also the yelp review and…read moredecided I really needed somebody to do the heavy lifting for me as my primary care physician. I found Dr. Verrilli to be focused, good-natured, and off-the-chart smart. With all that experience barreling down the track, my health has been improving daily. So what's not to like?

I got treated here in January for an infected ingrown toenail. The office was clean and modern, the…read morestaff was friendly and professional, and my care was competently provided. Two months later they charged my debit card $240 without notice. No bill, no phone call. They tried to charge again, but my bank declined. If you go here, report the card you paid with as stolen so they cannot do this to you. Terrible way to do business.

Avoid Carbon Health Lynnwood if you have any other option. I came in for a simple issue that…read moreneeded a quick antibiotic ( Ear Infection ) prescription. The visit lasted less than 5 minutes yet I was billed hundreds of dollars (far more than any urgent care or primary-care visit I've ever had). The provider seemed unfamiliar with basic over-the-counter allergy medications I had to correct her on the active ingredients, and she argued instead of listening. The whole encounter felt rushed, dismissive, and uncomfortable. Extremely overpriced for the level of care (or lack thereof). There are much better options in the area.

Dr. Lee has been my primary care physician for 15 years. I first went to him when I lived in…read moreBoston for general check-ups. When you're in your mid to late 20s, you don't think very much about a long-term relationship with a doctor. When I moved to Seattle, finding a new doctor was way more difficult than I expected and I quickly realized that a good relationship with a primary care physician was crucial as you go from your late 20s to early 40s. I couldn't believe it when I found out that Dr. Mike was moving to Seattle! Having peace of mind and a plan for my health is more important than ever to me since I need to live a long, happy, and healthy life for me and my family. I've recommended Dr. Mike to many friends and family members. His approach to health and diet, attention to detail, listening to my concerns, and genuine care of his patients is hard to give a Yelp rating to, but he truly deserves my 5 star rating.

Dr. Lee has been nothing but delightful since I first started seeing him. Very helpful,…read moreknowledgeable, and too the point when it comes to helping you. I recommend him to anyone looking for a primary care physician

Very easy to book appointments here. Wait times in the…read morewaiting rooms are always 10 minutes or less. Parking is always available. Dr. Martel is the best. Comes across as highly knowledgeable and credible. She always gives the most comprehensive advice and is extremely attentive to my inquiries. I am very happy with her care for my 3 children and will continue to use her so long as she is around and I am with Providence Medical.

This clinic has caused me so much frustration. My care should be very simple but the people at the…read moreclinic have failed to do the right thing again and again. I had a major medical issue in April. Thankfully my issue can be handled by medications. After I left the hospital, I established my primary care with Dr. Leung and (of course) asked him to take over managing my five meds. Well, since then it has been an ongoing giant hassle to manage my meds. Just about every month, there's another problem getting my refills. The team fumbles that simple task over and over again. It doesn't feel like they're on my side to help me medically at all.