Extremely disappointing experience with Swedish Hospital pediatrics…read more I was billed twice for the same visit, which was a routine infant wellness appointment. One charge was around $320 for the wellness visit and another around $340 labeled as an outpatient visit for the exact same appointment. Previously, I was also charged separately for a 20 minute visit, which is not a short visit, and another longer visit. It felt like I was being billed by the minute without any clear explanation upfront. The breaking point was during a wellness visit when the doctor asked about a prior sinus issue and briefly checked it. That alone triggered a second charge. I was never informed that answering a question during the same appointment would result in additional billing. After multiple calls, they refused to correct it. This feels misleading and unacceptable. Parents should not be penalized for basic care during a scheduled visit. I have since switched providers to a practice that actually prioritizes patients over billing tactics. Take your loved ones somewhere else where they care about providing care more than ripping you off.

While we loved Dr. Obih, we only had a couple of appointments here before our old doctor opened up…read morehis own practice, so we switched back to him. We had positive experiences besides one appointment having a 30 minute delay.

I really enjoyed the care my children received before the change in management a short while back…read morebut since there has been big changes, I have noticed shift in quality of care. recently my child broke a bone and we needed the care team to coordinate with our medical in a timely fashion so my child could be properly treated by an orthopedic specialist. I was told that it would be handled by the next day but when I was told to expect a call or call them, It was impossible to get through to them for the durability of a week. prolong my child's ability to get his broken bone treated. when I left a voicemail expressing the urgency, I never received a call back nor any response or apology for dropping the ball when a child cared for by them had a broken bone. I eventually felt unsafe with them caring for my children and found a much better primary care physician who handled everything in just a day. which is also a previous physician that worked at stepping stone while under the previous management. if the management was still under the previous owners, the rating would be much higher.

My 4 month old baby has a flat head and a head preference. We got a recommendation for waypoint and…read morehave been seeing them for about 2 months on a weekly and every other week basis later. The staff is great and so helpful explaining things to me. They work really well with my baby regardless of how well rested he is. Scheduling and payment with insurance is easy. They also were happy to decrease frequency when we made progress and want to make sure that we're set developmentally before completing our time with them. My son probably loves this place the most since there are so many fun toys .

I'm updating this review. There was a miscommunication in accepting my LO is was a foster child…read more Once you're in the system everything works well. Nurses call back when there are concerns that don't need a visit.

We've been with Allegro for over a decade, and because we trusted them, we never scrutinized a…read moresingle billing statement. That was a costly mistake. Just like many others have reported, their billing practices are misleading at best. We were hit with an unexpected $264 charge during a routine annual wellness exam--solely because we answered the doctor's question about whether we had any concerns regarding my son's sinus and allergy issues. For ten years we've asked similar questions, so who knows how many extra charges were slipped into our bills without any disclosure. When I called billing, the representative repeated the same line over and over: "You signed the financial form." I made it clear that I understand my obligations. What I don't accept is being charged for a conversation the doctor initiated, with zero warning that it would be billed as an additional service. If simply responding to a doctor's question costs extra, that should be stated upfront. Instead, they quietly add charges and expect patients to just pay. This is unethical. A responsible provider would say, "We can discuss this, but it will be billed separately." Allegro said nothing--then charged us anyway. We're done. I've learned my lesson, and we'll be taking our business elsewhere. We're looking for a family doctor who doesn't nickel‑and‑dime patients and a billing department that does more than hide behind a signature on a form. Extremely disappointed in Allegro. We will not be returning.

AMAZING!!! We travel just so we can stay with Dr Anderson after we moved. She is worth it. As a mom…read moreI appreciate that she listened when I say there is something not right with my child.

All three of my kids have been seen at this practice for many years. My son had to be picked up…read morefrom school (sick and throwing up) the day of his 4 year check up. Upon calling the office they explained he wouldn't be able to receive his immunizations if he was throwing up and I'd be charged for rescheduling his appointment. Really?! I can understand being charged for a no show. Kids get sick, this is literally your business. I am taking our business elsewhere. Bye Woodville Peds. Won't miss your outdated exams rooms or your weird robotic answering system.

Best pediatrician and staff in the area!…read more I love Dr. Eichner and his staff! Dr. Eichner is caring, nurturing, compassion, and knowledgeable. He explains everything so thoroughly and always with a smile on his face. I just can't express how thankful I am for finding the best pediatrician ever! He's been my daughter's pediatrician since she was a few weeks old. I highly recommend Dr. Eichner to every parent I meet in my community and I would like to recommend this pediatrician office to you! You and your child will have the best experience every time!

We love Dr Eichner. With covid, we did not do our annual checkup. I can't get ahold of the office…read moreand when I drove by, it looks like they are painting the office. Did he retire or is he closed for covid? Does anyone know.

Allegro pediatrics gave me misinformation about their accepted coverage that led us to choose a…read moreparticular Apple Care plan. Before choosing the plan I called the billing department and received guidance and instruction on which plan to choose, and the operator confirmed my choice. About a week later we were looking to schedule an appointment and we found there is a hold on our account. This was not communicated to us until we reached out via telephone. The scheduling operator told us to talk to billing to get the hold removed. When I spoke with billing I told them that I was looking to update my son's insurance to remove the hold, to which the operator informed me that Allegro only accepts Apple health plans for pre-established clients who have previously used private insurance, and because my son was previously on his mother's plan he was not eligible to use Apple Health. This was not mentioned at all in the previous phone call, nor any other interactions I have had with Allegro staff. So now I'm looking for a new pediatrician, but I'm immensely frustrated by this experience that will disrupt the continuity of care for my son.

Had my little about 3 yrs ago and did extensive amount of research into where and who my little saw…read moreas their primary DR as I have some unique health issues, and was worried about my little inheriting them as well so I wanted someone and somewhere that would be knowledgeable, experienced and equipped to handle unique care if needed- I landed on Allegro Pediatrics and Dr Shih is our primary but have seen 2 other providers when she was not available and have called the nurse like a handful of times and ever time iv had exceptional experiences- never made to feel like the "new mom" my worries were heard and not dismissed (coming from a complicated medical history this was a big worry) We ended up moving a few hrs away but we are unwilling to see another practice at this time and they are worth the 2 hr drive for peace of mind in the great care they have provided my family-

Both of my boys go to see Dr. Candace and have had a fabulous experience. We love her approach as a…read moreNaturopathic Doctor and that she provides a great amount of options for care, prevention, and basic healthcare. We never feel rushed or like its a quick check the boxes and get out. Dr. Candace has even made herself available via phone to help direct us to quality care options when my oldest needed more extensive care. I highly recommend her and Cascade Natural Medicine!

I was recommended to see this place after having issues with breastfeeding. They have 2 doctors -…read moremaybe more - Dr. Kat Martin and Dr. Sheila Kingsbury who are both experts in lactation and are naturopaths. I found it rare to have doctors that were also informed in lactation so was excited to visit them. I saw Dr. Martin and found her to be very warm and a good listener. She was able to do a pre and post weigh with baby and gave some helpful suggestions. This is a great place to go to get lactation help and have insurance cover it (I have premera). The front desk ladies were incredibly helpful and friendly. I didn't have trouble getting into an appointment.

We had a wonderful initial visit with Dr. Staci! Kristen at…read morethe front desk went above and beyond to get our records transferred from San Diego. Dr. Staci saw both my 13 and 7 yr at the same time. I felt like she was very thorough and engaged well with my kids. They left the office happy even after getting shots. We scheduled another visit for my son who has had allergies his whole life, she is the first Dr. that has taken his allergies seriously and showed concern for his quality of life and the king term affects allergies have on people. I highly recommend Village Pediatrics!

Highly recommend! I am so glad I found Village Pediatrics! I am a first time mom so it took me some…read moreresearch and pick a pediatrician. Staci is great and takes her time during the appointment. I don't feel rushed at all and she answers all of my questions. She is great with baby and we will continue to keep going back! Reception is also always nice and friendly. I love the bright colors in the office, it gives baby interesting things to look at. Note: office hasn't wanted to accept state insurance which prevents me from being able to go here with my disabled child.

I just met my daughters pediatrician, Dr. Label. They provide complimentary meet and greets prior…read moreto baby's birth. I am 7 months along, and really enjoyed the office and staff. The whole building is clean and colorful inside. I feel very confident and am happy with my choice in this office. Update: we now see Dr. Weigel. She is young, sweet and knowledgeable. I never feel rushed, and she will open up about her daughter to relate to me and my daughter, which is comforting and friendly. The office is clean, and they seem to be running a tight ship because I hardly ever have to wait in the waiting room or patient room. I always use the patient room to nurse my baby after our visit. This gives her time to calm down from shots, and stimulation, as well as keeps her on track for the day. They have had no problem letting me hang out in the room for 30 minutes afterwards to make sure she gets a full feeding and diaper change if needed.

My two kids have been with Allegro since 2008 and patient of Dr. Ginsberg exclusively. We found Dr…read more Ginsberg after my daughter's birth trauma and Dr. Ginsberg has been nothing but wonderful provider and listener. My now 6-foot-tall son is 19 years old and still see Dr. Ginsberg! Dr. Ginsberg is easily a 5 out of 5 stars provider, she cares about her patients. She treats her patients with so much respect that my two teens/young adult feels so safe with her. The billing department on the other hand is an absolute nightmare. First, the hold time is ridiculous, once connected, keep your fingers crossed that you are dealing with a staff member that is competent and compassionate and LISTENS! We've had some insurance challenges lately and been talking to the insurance company and then relaying messages back to Allegro since March of 2025. Have dealt with Denise, Lexi and Cassandra, all 3 pleasant and tried their best to help. Lisa, on the other hand is rude and incompetent. As another review mentioned, Lisa does not seem to care. From the get-go of her answering the call, she was telling me "Hold hold hold hold!!!!", "oh oh oh hang on", "let's get to one thing", "just answer my question". Then told me "I am putting you on hold" - all in 5 minutes or less. When I responded with "No, you don't even know what my question is", she said "I am putting you on hold anyway". Today, the office manager Radu called to extend their apology and explained that Lisa was perhaps trying to read the notes on my account? Perhaps, but there is certainly a civil way to tell the customer that. Although, based on other reviews mentioning Lisa in particular, this seems like a pattern of the "I just don't care" behavior. An employee represents the company, in the short 5 minutes conversation, Lisa made us feel unwelcome, unvalued.

Dr. Natalie is a wonderful pediatrician--kind, highly knowledgeable, and genuinely personable with…read moreour baby. She is always happy to share every detail, communicates clearly, and makes sure all questions are answered. Her warm approach puts both parents and babies at ease, and we always leave appointments feeling confident and well supported.

I left a google review for this practice, but now that I am five months postpartum, I want to give…read moremore context on why we switched my son to a new pediatrician. I brought my one week old son to Shine Pediatrics for a well child Check. My son's bilirubin was trending up, and he was jaundiced. His provider at the time, Natalie, seemed so knowledgeable, and even arranged home phototherapy for us, so we were grateful. My goal was to breast-feed our son, and that's what I was doing at the time. however, she was concerned that he was burning too many calories at the breast. During the appointment, she asked me "What's your goal with feeding him?" I told her that I wanted to breast-feed. She asked me if I plan to go back to work. I said yes, I work full-time. She replied " you should be realistic with how you're going to feed him. There is no shame in exclusively pumping. that's what I did." looking back at my experience, that was the wrong thing to tell a freshly postpartum and vulnerable new mom. At the time, I just wanted to listen to my son's pediatrician because she was the expert and I was just a new mom. But that appointment made me feel discouraged to breastfeed. Also, I didn't think there was shame in exclusively pumping? But if I wanted to breastfeed my son, she should have been more supportive of that. I am so confused because pediatric providers should encourage breast-feeding. There are so many benefits to it, not just for baby, but for the mom as well. I realize I shouldn't have given up so early in my breastfeeding journey. So now here I am five months postpartum, working with a lactation consultant to get my son to latch again. I asked my husband how he felt about that appointment. He too agreed that Natalie spoke to us in a cold way, kind of like we were stupid. After a follow up appointment with her, we arranged to see another pediatrician for our son. I am a registered nurse. I make it a part of my practice to also listen to patient's family members and provide education and support. Natalie needed to remember that our son wasn't her only patient, but his parents as well. Especially his mom.