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Modern Nose Clinic

3.8 (4 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Angie Song, MD

Angie Song, MD

4.0(4 reviews)
7.6 mi

Oh, Dr. Song. I really don't have anything against her as a person. She came along at a really…read morebad time in my life. Actually, life was wonderful when we met, but it quickly went down hill. I went to Dr. Song for dizziness and vertigo last summer. After waiting almost 3 weeks to see her, I was a little thrown off when she spent 5 minutes with me by using a flashlight to look at my eyes. She asked me a couple of questions then told me the reason for my dizziness and vertigo was from my sodium intake. What? I was immediately pissed off and upset, and I let Dr. Song know. She didn't ask me anything about what I eat. If she had, she'd know that I rarely eat processed foods, and I actually look at labels of food almost obsessively. She kept saying, "I can't imagine what you're going through". She referred me to get an MRI, "just in case", but told me to lower my sodium. 10 minutes later, I was on my way out of an appointment I had waited 3 weeks for. I wanted an answer to why I was dizzy and had vertigo. I am otherwise healthy, so assumed my symptoms were due to an inner ear issue. I went to the MRI, but didn't expect what was about to come. They told me I would hear from Dr. Song in a week, unless they had found something. Dr. Song called me the next morning. She said, "yah, um, you have a brain tumor". WTF? And again, "I can't imagine what you're going through" with the same sincerity as before. None. I'll never forget that conversation as long as I live. Nobody wants that call, and I won't bore you with the details other than to say that I am recovering from the serious and painful ordeal of brain surgery, but Dr. Song's bedside manner was absolutely awful at the worst time in my life. I would dissuade anyone from seeing her. I had actually written a letter to the medical director of the clinic conveying my experience, but threw it away when I found out about my brain tumor. I had other things to worry about.

I would just like to say Angie Song saved my life after being diagnosed with Medullary Thyroid…read morecancer. She is a fantastic surgeon and the scar I am left with on my neck is undetectable. Having seen many other people who have had the same surgery, they are all amazed to see how invisible a scar I have. I would not hesitate to recommend Angie to anyone she is the best!

Bellevue Ear Nose & Throat Clinic

Bellevue Ear Nose & Throat Clinic

2.5(43 reviews)
3.1 mi

I was looking for an ENT in the area and this office came highly recommended from a couple other…read morephysicians I'd spoken to. After checking out their website and reviewing the bios of their many doctors, I decided to request an appointment with Dr. Laury. It was easy to set up an appointment and with two offices in Issaquah and Bellevue it's pretty easy to find a time and place to accommodate almost any schedule. I've now been to both offices and they are both really clean, updated and modern, and beautifully decorated. I love the Issaquah location particularly with the incredible view from the top floor and the orchids filling the waiting room. I was also pleased that they took my insurance and billed them for all my procedures making paying my copay simple and easy. My wait for the doctor has never been very long and all of the medical assistants I've worked with have been excellent. I liked Dr. Laury immediately. She has a casual yet professional manner that makes you feel at ease. She speaks to you like a person, which I know is a strange thing to say but some physicians seem separated from that aspect. She's a great listener, empathizer, and I really appreciated how she explained everything in language that was appropriate to my level of understanding. After allergy testing we decided to proceed forward with a small nasal surgery that involved me being sedated at Overlake hospital. Scheduling this appointment was about my only frustrating experience with this office. It was really difficult to communicate with the schedulers who had to work in between the patient and the hospital. The surgery itself went well and despite having a significant complication the night after, I was still really pleased in the ability to get in touch with my physician, and at one point the on call physician and have them help me navigate the challenging circumstances. When Dr. Laury saw me for an emergency appt the day after, she was incredibly thorough, gentle, and compassionate. Even my husband was super impressed with her knowledge and skill. Luckily I continued to improve from there and really my only other issue was with communication from the front desk and trying to get messages back to Dr. Laury and her back team during the healing process. While everything didn't go exactly as planned, rarely does it when we're dealing with complicated human anatomy. The point is how are these unforeseen events handled, and I was thrilled with Dr. Laury's treatment from start to finish. My husband liked her so much he's hoping to get a referral here for his own procedures this year. Highly recommended.

We were referred to Dr. Truong by our OT because of concerns about our daughter's swallow…read morecoordination. As first time parents dealing with feeding issues, we were already stressed and looking for guidance from a medical professional. Instead, we were met with a dismissive doctor with terrible bedside manner. He made us feel guilty for subjecting our daughter to a tongue tie revision and oral therapy that had been recommended by our daughter's ped and LC. After a brief examination of our daughter he said everything looked fine. We asked whether a swallow study might help assess her coordination, but were advised it was unnecessary as long as she was gaining weight and having wet diapers. We left the appointment feeling completely dismissed and unsettled. We ended up scheduling an appointment with Seattle Children's OT for a second opinion and they immediately noticed something was off and referred us for a swallow study. Our daughter was diagnosed with a severe swallow coordination disorder with silent aspiration. She was admitted to the hospital and required an NG tube to feed safely. We're grateful we trusted our instincts and continued advocating for further evaluation for our daughter. We do carry some guilt for not pushing harder at the initial visit, knowing it resulted in weeks of unsafe feeding and added stress for our family. If you're a parent and something feels off, trust that feeling and do not hesitate to seek a second opinion.

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