Dr. Tanya Nazemi is a wonderful doctor. I've always dreaded going to doctors... any doctor. Any…read morespecialty. When I came down with something that a urologist would treat and have a chronic other thing that urologist can treat, I bit the bullet and went looking for a urologist. I had seen a urologist many years ago for a vasectomy. That was a horrid experience and left me with a kind of post-traumatic stress. Imagine my anxiety when I realized I needed to see a urologist again. Boy was I nervous and a little frightened when I sat in the exam room waiting to meet Dr. Nazemi the first time! Her nurse was very kind and gentle... she must have seen my state. Then Dr. Nazemi came in to see me. Right from the start, she brought my anxiety down. It must have been her Jedi mind tricks again :-) I thought she was going to do an exam, which would only have heightened my anxiety. Nope, she got what she needed by talking to me... although she did need to examine the prostate. Dr. Nazemi said I should be glad she has small fingers. Ah, a doctor with a sense of humor! Anyway, I've seen her for almost a year for one thing or another. I won't ever use another urologist. She's the best. Dr. Nazemi maintains a wonderful therapeutic relationship with me but is very careful to draw a bright line between therapy and friendship. I so very much appreciate that! Considering the fact that the nature of her medicine requires her to know pretty much everything about my... equipment and how it is used. I could never share with a friend or even a loved one at that level. I TRUST Dr. Nazemi, which is how I can share with her what she needs to know. Ok folks, it's been about 6 months since I wrote this review. I've seen Dr. Nazemi a few more times - recently for a surgical procedure. Recovery has been rocky, mostly because I am stubborn and won't rest as much as Dr. Nazemi needs me to. Still... All the good things I've said about her are more true than ever. My gosh! Never have I had such a caring, empathetic, and compassionate doctor. I am so very blessed. One of the surgical complications involves the temporary lack of functionality of my wedding tackle. Needless to say, I was distraught when I discovered the issue. In my appointment with Dr. Nazemi a couple of days later, I was almost tearful when I described the issue to her. And because she's a urologist who has seen and heard most everything, I wasn't shy about giving her clear and accurate details. She clearly listened carefully, heard my anguish and fully understood the problem. What's more, she gave me a great explanation it which put my mind at ease. The problem is temporary! Dr. Nazemi prescribed a couple of things to ease the symptoms and they're working. She cares enough about the issue to follow up with me on the phone. I am absolutely certain that she takes a very personal interest in her patients and it shows in her care. Oh yeah guys, she doesn't make house calls. That's a thing of the past, I'm afraid. No matter. You can make an appointment with her with very little lead time if it's urgent.

I love Dr. Nazemi. She has treated me and my husband for years and has been wonderful. She has…read moremoved offices and I'm happy she left Washington Urology for Swedish Urology Group in first hill since her last office wasn't that great.

They declined to schedule an appointment for me because, over three years ago, I visited a…read moreurologist at a different hospital. I could not believe my ears: - I have a referral from my PCP, specifically to Evergreen, and they ignored it completely. - How did they know? I never consented to sharing records between these two hospitals. Interesting take on privacy. - They did not ask why I am not going to that hospital again. There is a good reason. So by their logic, once you choose a doctor, that choice is for life and you are not allowed to change. Hard to believe these people are working in medicine.

I spent three years trying to work on getting onto an insurance that I could go to Evergreen. They…read morecame from the Kaiser network and the difference in care is night and day!

I could write a novel about how great Dr. Jane Miller at UW Urology is. She listens to me, she…read morespends the time needed to solve the issues, is compassionate, and I trust her with my health. She's direct, but in a good way that ensures you are getting all the facts you need. She gives options and she lets the patient decide. And the biggest thing for me is that when she doesn't know something, she works to find out. She's not afraid to admit that she doesn't have all the answers, and she's up for a challenge. I have never had a doctor as good as Dr. Miller, and I highly recommend her. As far as the rest of the staff, they are also highly superior to any other doctor's office I have visited. They are caring, attentive, and respectful of the patient's time. UW sets a high standard and the staff is meeting it big time in my opinion.

Best hospital facility system in Washington hands down. Patients travel from all over the US to…read moreseek care from the very qualified and compassionate providers. Highly recommended in all specialities especially for cancer research and urology.

This treatment simply Does not work. Expensive and not…read moreeffective. The routine is repetitive without desired results. Ask them to prove their results are working. They can't prove their simple treatments work.

After spending thousands of dollars with very promising results I was completely dissatisfied,…read more zero results! They put on a great sales pitch, don't expect too much

Dr. Lilly is no longer at PacMed. He is marked on Google as permantently closed. Yelp is making me…read morepost at least 85 characters but I don't have anything else to say. I guess I could mention that the PacMed scheduler was snippy.

Dr. Lilly's decades of experience and willingness to answer questions and explain options earn five…read morestars.

Five stars for the staff. The scheduling was easy, not too difficult to get in for an appointment,…read morethe staff were very helpful, knowledgable and easy to work with. The doc's beside manner could be better, she was a bit brash, to the point and not super easy to talk to. I mean... be patient... we're dealing with the elderly here. Location is easily accessible and the office is nice and clean.

Dr Deck is really attentive. He asks a lot of questions and takes his time. On top of that he's…read morereally polite. I'll continue going there Without a doubt.

I have been thoroughly impressed with Dr. Deck and his staff throughout my bladder cancer…read moretreatment. I have had a very easy time scheduling appointments, and Dr. Deck has really taken a lot of time to make sure that my wife and I have understood all aspects of my treatment. He is very caring and has made me feel very comfortable during what should be a difficult time in my life. I cannot recommend this office highly enough!

Conveyer belt of a medical practice that doesn't bother protecting patients' health care…read moreinformation. Years ago, they had a ransomware attack and lost all their patient data. All of it. Not only did they fail to protect their patients' healthcare information, but they did not bother to recover it. Their only instincts were to cover their own @#$ and send patients a letter to be vigilant for identity theft ... because they certainly weren't! Dr. Martin Wall has progressively cared less over the years and frequently ran late. The last visit, I waited well over an hour. He told me right when he walked in he didn't have any time for me because his last patient ran long and his lunch was next. He probably spent 2 minutes with me and more or less told me to stick with the game plan and left. He did find the time to bill me though! I won't be back.

Dr. Wall is a great guy. He was thorough, has a sense of humor and gave me all the time I needed…read more No questions left unanswered.

I am very happy having EvegreenHealth Urology and Dr. Appledorn as my surgeon. He & his team were…read morevery prompt in setting up my initial appointment after getting urgent referral, followed by cystoscopy and TURBT surgery. I feel lucky I was able to get these all done in the short span of time. Surgery was smooth, post op recovery was pretty fast. All in all I am lucky to have him and his team on my side in this brush up with cancer. I did check other major national cancer centers, however their surgery openings were 1 - 2 months in advance, the delay I could not afford at the time.

You can do much better. Lack of follow up and his office refusing to sign my state SSP form needed…read morefor being out of work. I was told to follow up with my Primary care doctor. 1 year later after surgery I'm still broken and not functioning correctly. Does he care? I think not. Sincerely, Kevin

We've had an okay experience at SRM in the few months we've been going there. Seen the actual…read moredoctor on video visits twice, with nursing staff doing all the actual work (and they've been wonderful). With self pay, they quoted everything for IUI and other treatments, and we chose them based on these prices. Now, they've told me their "corporate office" has decided to charge an all inclusive package each cycle that is nearly double the previously quoted prices. Will be looking for care elsewhere because no single ultrasound should cost $650. There are lots of great options in the PNW and it's a shame they've decided to monetize and take advantage even more than most.

I've observed that people reserve their five-star reviews for when things go well. I understand…read morewhy.  However, I'm going to write this based on my experience thus far. I'm tempted to call out specific names, but instead I'm going to talk about each team that I've worked with as I think on a whole you are likely to have this experience whether it is Bellevue or Seattle location. Note: Bellevue can do blood tests and ultrasounds, but you need to go to the Seattle location for literally everything else. Scheduling/Appointments: when you call please be sure to dial the correct number to get transferred to the right team. One time I waited for 50 minutes to schedule an appointment because I clicked new patient instead of existing. Once you're matched with someone on the appointment team they ask really good questions, and if they're not able to answer the specifics of appointments for you will make notes for the nursing team to respond as soon as possible. They're all very polite from what I've experienced. Nursing: one of the things I love the most about the nursing team is how throughout this process they ask me how I'm feeling, and I can tell that they're not just checking in on my symptoms but also are genuinely interested with concern. They also seem to get along really well. Whether it was calling to check in with me, giving me follow-up messages and instructions, or actually being with me for appointments I always felt support and safe. Physicians: I'll be completely honest my preference is female physician when it comes to this particular area, not because I do not like male doctors but because their perception of the process is different because they literally cannot physically relate. For example, I did a procedure that was incredibly painful, and one of the male physicians recommended that I do it again because he didn't know exactly how painful it could be. That said all of the physicians will answer as many questions as you ask and stay on the call with you for as long as needed. Now this may not be so great when you're waiting for your appointment, but when you're that person who has a lot of questions it truly does make a difference.  Anesthesiologist: The anesthesiologist I was assigned to seems to have a really good sense of humor, and had an energy of confidence and competence that I would be safe and that my heart and breathing would be monitored carefully throughout the procedure. I automatically trusted her having only met her once. Surgeon: I ended up with a male surgeon, which I experienced trepidation around for aforementioned reasons. However the way he introduced himself to me maintaining eye contact, going over the process in layman terms, and being gentle and encouraging when I expressed anxiety also made me feel a sense of trust. There was a Stern looking his eyes, but it wasn't from a domineering place rather a confident place. He said only what he thought was necessary and left room for questions but wanted to make sure we started on time which I appreciated. Phlebotomists: I've worked with this team the most and I'm going to be completely truthful with you. When the phlebotomist is a person of color, the likelihood of them checking for veins and finding a vein and drawing blood the first time is higher and more likely, in my experience. That said, my recommendation is to breathe through injections and drink lots of water before any blood draws (unless they tell you to fast),so you have a higher chance of not needing to be pricked more than once. Records: I've only worked with via messages and they get back to me in a day or less, which is awesome. You don't just receive your records, you have to request them anytime you have an appointment. So after every appointment I reach out and they've been okay with that so far. Billing: After you come up with a plan with your physician and nursing team, Billing will both call and send detailed info about what's covered & what isn't. They're available check ins and after meds we're ordered they helped with claims. They're very responsive. If you read this far, good for you. I'm wishing you the very best on your journey and I hope that this review helps. Thank you, SRM team!