We had our third child enter the world yesterday on February 16, 2018. He's a healthy baby boy…read more We get to hang here at Harrison for another day. The RN's have been great, and a huge help to my wife. The cafe has pretty good food. So if you get to hang here, it's not so bad. Thanks to her Doc and the RN's, Tammy, Lizzy and a couple NP's in the nursery we thank you for all your help.

Labor and Delivery/Postpartum Recovery review…read more I was really worried about the care I would receive from a "smaller" hospital (our first kid was born in a large city hospital). The staff here have been phenomenal. From L&D triage to the nurse that helped me after recovery have been caring, reassuring, professional, and sympathetic. I highly recommend this hospital for L&D. Everyone I've come across has been so compassionate. Thank you for making this life changing event as smooth as possible.

St Mikes has gotten a bad rap. I've always felt the staff and facilities are top notch and they…read morekeep growing . Though sad that our older, much smaller local Harrison Hospital is no more, I understand there were economic reasons. . What we do have is a very modern, very gorgeous, and always growing medical facility! And I've recently learned there is a strong and binding mandate for non-religious affiliation despite the name. I love that my oncologist moved from a smaller, much older independent location in Poulsbo to a fully functional Oncology Center. Dr Sirisha Jain saved my husbands life diagnosing a one in a million auto-immune blood disease (and treated me the following year) and now she has the facilities and colleagues to work miracles on so many others! The realities of the understaffed, undersized ER and other departments Covid/post-covid have been and are being addressed with stable staffing replacing traveling nurses, the opening of urgent/emergency satellite locations and alternatives, and the development of residency and other training programs which are growing highly capable, local talent choosing to stay in our community . It was bad, and so was COVID; hopefully they'll be better prepared for the next major stress testing both by heart patients and our community as a whole! I had a 95 year old friend fall and shatter his hip. Surgery was attempted but there was not much that could have been done and he passed 2 weeks later. During those weeks, the care he received was world class! After a short stint on the orthopedic floor, he was transferred to the top for hospice. From the care and attention he and we received to the spacious, ultra modern suite with views of the water and mountains beyond, I couldn't have asked for a better way to spend the last days of his life together. The medical wings with doctor offices, oncology, labs, imaging, plus the heliport if life-saving measures beyond what's available is needed, I feel very secure that the needs of the young as well as our aging population will be met from now and into the future. When I awoke confused after surgery performed in the last year at the old Bremerton location, I looked around, tried to get dressed to leave, and was questioned by a nurse who asked me where I thought I was. I said " Mexico?", think I must have been in a different country try with crumbling medical facilities! I've since learned that you can find high class care in many parts of Mexico, but point is you'd never be confused in our beautiful new building. Is it perfect? NO! But IMO, it's a shiny gem in our community.

It's a good place to go…read more.. ... To DIE! I was there for a fairly routine procedure. Wife and I were in the ER for hours! We came up with a way to while away the hours and keep my mind off my discomfort. We invented a game called Spot the HIPAA Violation. And the were MANY...

Dr Bansil is super knowledgeable, personable, caring, and has a warm and engaging sense of humor I…read morewant her to stay as my primary practitioner for my eye exams. Also, there was a wonderfully supportive team for check in, eyeglass choices, and checkout. Lance, in particular, is a stand out, but all of the staff are Rockstars.

I went to urgent care and found it to be excellent. I've been a Kaiser member since I was age 13,…read moreand I'm now in my 60s. I have appreciated the care I've received throught the years for my sports injuries (broken nose surgery, two broken wrists, knee surgery), skin cancer and mohs surgeries, and prostate surgery. I've been to a few Kaiser medical centers and hospitals. The care I received during my visit to the Silverdale Kaiser Medical Center Urgent Care and Pharmacy was top notch. The staff was professional, friendly, and helpful. The doctor was attentive, asked me questions for understanding my situation, and clearly explained things. I'm glad this Kaiser Medical Center is available to me.

Long story short, my mom needs a Endocrinologist, and the closest one to my side of the sound, that…read morewas also recommended to me, was Dr. Toni Terry at Harrison Health Partners in Bremerton. Wow, what a lovely person. She listened, she gave thoughtful feedback, she was funny, and my mom and I left feeling like my mom is in capable, compassionate, friendly, funny, caring hands. Basically, Dr. Terry deserves all sorts of positive adjectives.

I was the driver for a friend who came here for that 5 year thing called a colonoscopy. 5 stars…read morefor being able sign up on line. I checked out the website and it looked super easy. 5 stars for the operating room intake person. 4 stars for the clinic intake, i walked in and it's a little confusing where they want you to be, because they have a separate door, a card table for intake, but no one sitting there. Then they get upset (I saw this with 4 different people - who i pointed in the right direction) when you go looking for them to intake you. One star for the prep instructions, 2 days of clear liquid diet? I have never had that before, I couldn't believe it when I read it, twice!! 1 star for combative anesthesiologist who apparently doesn't like questions or believe in collaborative medicine. Plus it could because she was moonlighting here (she mentioned working at a hospital in Tacoma). During the course of the conversation she let it be known she was going to use the higher end of the dosage, which came into play later when the post op nurse lacked patience. Insisting the patient should stand up and get into the chair even though patient said they were dizzy and couldn't stand. In pre op, the dr performing the procedure was dismissive of patient concerns when they explained some difficulties previous Dr's had experienced. Dr was highly confident that their extremely skilled hands would not have similar issues. Which calls into question the reason provided for needing to come back in a year. The dr was not able to complete the procedure with a claim due to poor prep, although discharge paperwork says clean colon with pictures of a clean colon. Not sure what it all means because the dr was too busy for post op conversation with me or the patient. When the patient was released, they were very unstable. It took two of us to safely get them to the car. Based upon my first hand experience and observations, I know I will be looking for a different dr.

My first colonoscopy was last August I stayed awake for because after moving back home to take care…read moreof my elderly parents I have no friends anymore who could drive me. The staff were kind-hearted and proficient finding polyps requiring a colectomy at St Michael's thankfully 100% covered by Medicare benefits also springing for respite care on Bainbridge Island afterward where they moved me to a private room when my first roommate played the television all night long. The other day I got my follow-up colonoscopy (from the same crew of friendly physicians) that went just as smoothly as the first time if not better. The surgery at St. Michaels looked good, but I need to eat more fiber. Recently moving I started eating out while unpacking, falling in love with Indian food, so I've got a larder stocked with chicken tikka masala after the recent passing of inventor Ali Ahmed Aslam. Tonight I tried a different simmering sauce. So now I'm apparently flushing my system properly with rice and a happy camper at the moment. Since the colonoscopy prep instructions forbid brown rice, should I eat that instead of boil-in-a-bag long grained white rice for the fiber until my next colonoscopy in five years? During my month rehabilitating from surgery, I housed my cat at Alder Creek Pet Lodge for $900 after tip.

Very shady billing practices. They quoted me a price before my daughter's procedure, assuring me it…read morewas the total price after insurance covers their share. That informed my decision to use them. After the procedure I then get bills from two different entities. Phone calls to the surgery center afterwards blamed me for not understanding how the process works. I contacted two different surgery centers (located in Seattle and Bellevue) who provide similar services and they told me their offices do not do that, they bill together and give the price up front. One was very critical of the setup with the Surgery Center of Silverdale and they knew who I was talking about just based on hearing my experience. Strong recommend to find a different provider, but if you do use them, get any quotes in writing and have them confirm IN WRITING that they won't spring extra costs on you.

because I'm a "hard stick" I have a port and wanted to make sure that would not be a problem for my…read moreupcoming procedure. The anastehologist (?) I talked to at this facility was very curt, said "it's our policy not to do ports". I explained I would get my port accessed at the hospital prior to my procedure. He replied im not here to argue with you, we don't do ports. I said it doesn't sound like you do much for patient convenience or safety either. he said "I don't have time to argue with you and walked away. fortunately I was able to reschedule at the hospital where I was treated with respect and dignity.

Always kind and attentive. Listens and treats as needed…read more Patient doctor in all regards

I've only been here for the dematologist office, but I think there are a couple of other types of…read moremedical offices in the building.

Since 2016, I have seen seven different physicians at the Ridgetop Doctors Clinic. My experience…read morewith each has always been the best. From the front desk, the lab and all of the support staff. In the last year, I have been treated by Dr. Larissa Luu as my PCP. She is kind, patient, and thorough and never seems in a rush to move onto the next patient. Her assistant Kat is amazing. She does not miss a detail. They are both awesome. I consider it my good fortune to have such great care.

By far the nastiest new patient team I've ever encountered. You may as well look elsewhere because…read morethey will never find records faxed to their office. Good luck people.

I had an appointment with imaging. I didn't expect to have such a good experience but it was. The…read moreladies were so sweet and helpful. And the doctor I saw is good. Thanks

Looking for a new pediatricians office. When I said my baby's vaccinations were spaced out "we…read morecan't see you in this office". I'm happy to take my kid elsewhere to a doctor that will look at her medical history and respect the way I want her treated and not run infants through like an assembly line.