I used to love my Dr before he became obsessed with money. Always about money. He did so many great…read morethings but also lectures you about your skin. He's a chain smoker. Weird. Practice what you preach!!!

he is an ear nose throat doctor! not a plastic surgeon!!. they don't say this on their website!…read morethey have fake reviews on there website. beware!

Dr. GabriellaSanchez literally saved my life. I went through the process getting full upper, and…read morelower dental implants. I had this done at a very reputable place in Bellevue. About 6 months I kept getting sinus infections, most of which seemed to be coming from the sinus' on the left side of my face. After a year of round after round of various broad spectrum antibiotics, I was just getting worse! I had constant pain in my left Maxillary Sinus, I was also losing a lot of weight. about 25 lbs. I made an appointment with Otolaryngology, ENT, at Swedish Hospital in Issaquah. Dr Sanchez was very nice. She inserted a tiny camera device into my left nostril. She said, "Well, I think I see what's causing your sinus infections"!She let me see the images. I couldn't believe it. Way up inside my left nostril, a strange looking metal screw was protruding! The oral surgeon performed a "Sinus Lift". Giving more room to securely mount the 4 upper posts. Basically the back, left screw was about 3mm too long. It went through my upper jaw, through my maxillary sinus, and out my nose! Bacteria from my mouth had a direct path to the sinus. It was so infected. The exit point of this sinus cavity was "Sealed with a Cyst"! Strangely enough, the Everly Brothers song, "Sealed with a Kiss" was almost prophetic. Dr Sanchez sent me to get an MRI of the affected area. I had the original Bellevue practice remove the screw and pack in bone to seal the hole. Soon there after, Dr Sanchez, in an amazing surgical suite, performed a life changing procedure. Using a computer guided system, the cyst was opened, all of the infection was suctioned out. She enlarged the opening of my Maxillary and Sphenoid sinus. While I was in recovery at Swedish, Dr Sanchez informed my Wife, that I would experience a bit of pain from the procedure, but I would also have IMMEDIATE RELEIF from the awful pressure behind my left cheekbone! My recovery time was fast! For 30 years, I've been treated at numerous ENT Practices in the greater Seattle area. Dr Sanchez is by far the BEST Physician and Surgeon.

Couldn't speak more highly of Dr. Yang. First went to him over a year ago for tinnitus, which he…read moresorted quickly with his highly skilled hands. Dr. Yang's attention to detail is superb. On more than one occasion, I've gone in with a high level of anxiety, which he is always able to work through. I wouldn't let anyone touch my ears before him. He is an extremely skilled surgeon. I'm grateful to have Dr. Yang on my team! Highly recommend Dr. Christopher Yang!

Dr. Christopher Yang, ENT (Otolaryngologist) performed four procedures on my husband: UPPP,…read moreglossectomy, repaired a deviated septum and tonsillectomy. These procedures were being performed because my husband had terrible sleep apnea and could not tolerate the CPAP machine. He explained all the procedures in great detail, so we could understand the associated risks and potential outcomes with surgery. Dr. Yang is one of very few premiere surgeons who perform the CPPP glossectomy procedure. This it is a very complex and complicated procedure in which he customized perfectly for my husband's anatomy, so he could breathe better especially while he slept. This was very significant as my husband had more than 22 sleep apnea episodes per night where he quit breathing. Dr. Yang is a phenomenal and skilled surgeon as well as, a very compassionate physician. My husband was a very difficult and complex case to begin with, so the extra care and attention my husband received made Dr. Yang the BEST ENT as far as we are concerned. We are so very thankful to Dr. Christopher Yang for all he has done for us, because he did go the extra mile for us, he definitely made us feel as we were his number one priority (he even came in on his day off before he left on vacation). No accolades would be enough to express our gratitude, appreciation, admiration and respect we have for Dr. Christopher Yang. We highly recommend him without any hesitation.

The front desk staff of the Otolaryngology were pleasant and helpful…read more Dr. Palaskas' nurse was quite smart and competent in her assisting role. Dr. Palaskas seemed like a kind person and had a professional yet very affable demeanor. He seemed up-to-date on new technology pertinent to otology and yet patient with simple ear complaints. Overall, I don't have experience with a complex procedure performed by this physician, but I was nonetheless very impressed by my office visit.

I've visited Dr. Palaskas twice for ear issues. He takes the time necessary to fully understand…read moreyour issues and does his best to resolve them in a way that makes sense for your life and budget. The other nurses and staff were friendly and stayed late to ensure Dr. Palaskas and I got the results of a hearing test I ended up needing, and to help me get some earplugs to use while swimming. I'll be visiting Dr. Palaskas again for a follow up.

My husband, Bob, has sleep apnea and did not want to deal with a CPAP machine. He needed a dentist…read morewho could fit him with a mouth device that would keep his jaw aligned while sleeping. Our dentist highly recommended Dr. Jeffrey Donesky. Bob has been seeing Dr. Donesky since January, 2026. He was fitted with an adjustable device, that Dr. Donesky designed and patented, which immediately kept his jaw in place and stopped him from snoring or gasping for air while sleeping. Dr. Donesky is one of the most people-oriented professionals that we have ever dealt with. It is obvious he cares deeply about his patients. His technical assistants, Azita and Tara, who also do double duty as receptionists, are outstanding, professional individuals.

Excellent customer service. They are wonderful at finding the root cause of everyday headaches…read more It's also partially mental.

I was referred as I needed a retina specialist and I had some anxiety but was soon put to ease by…read morethe caring staff, I then met with Dr. Hsu who was patient with my many questions and explained my diagnosis and treatment plans easily.

I've seen multiple doctors at this location, and each visit has been professional, timely, and…read morehelpful.

I have had the pleasure of dealing with Minor and James' Medical staff for years. I saw Dr. Enzmann…read morein the Endocrynology side when I was first diagnosed with Hashimoto's Disease. He was always very easy to communicate with and had me on the right track from the get go. My most recent experience with Minor and James came through a trip to the ER. A myriad of doctors came and went not really knowing what was the exact problem. I first met up with Dr. Patani who admitted for excruciating pain. The gastro team didn't know what was going on and Dr. Patani quickly admitted me suspecting degenerated uterine fibroids. I've seen other reviews that she has a "less than desirable bedside manner." Dr. Patani may not be a touchy feely sort of doctor, but she knows her expertise well which is what matters most to me. Also, I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Houlton during this experience. After being in the hospital for three days with no locked down-diagnosis, she was the one to pull the trigger and gave a diagnosis. We had about a half hour conversation which prompted me to right then and there switch her to my primary OB/GYN. Under Dr. Houlton 's and Dr. Patani's care I was able to go home after five days having fought off the infection. Unfortunately, due to the "issues" at hand I had to get a total abdominal hysterectomy. There were some unforeseen difficulties during surgery that Dr. Houlton handled quite well. I am extremely thankful for her experience and understanding. I am on the mend and feel blessed to have had two very competent doctors treat me. Thank you, Dr. Patani and Dr. Houlton.

The OBGYN clinic here hosts a few of Seattle's top gynecologists (Dr. Block, according to Seattle…read moreMagazine: http://www.seattlemagazine.com/article/best-seattle/top-doctors/top-docs-11-obstetrics-gynecology, and Dr. Cole, according to Seattle Met Magazine: http://www.seattlemet.com/health-and-fitness/articles/2011-top-doctors-august-2011/11/#obgyn), and one of Yelp's favorites as well (Dr. Hanrahan: http://www.yelp.com/biz/kelley-hanrahan-md-seattle). And clearly their nurse practitioner Anita is on top of things, too. (See http://www.minorandjames.com/services/obstetrics-gynecology-ob-gyn-womens-health-wa.php for a complete list of their providers.) I figured I couldn't go wrong with any of them, so I called and let the receptionist pick. They got me in within a week to see their newest doctor, Dr. Patani (http://www.minorandjames.com/directory/people/show/teresa-m-patani-m.d). She is young and super nice. The annual exam was no big deal... I didn't have to get a pap smear, though, which helps. I hate pap smears. But in any case, the exam was quick and painless. Woo hoo! They were also fairly quick overall: My appointment was at 10:40, they got me back there by 10:50 or so, and I walked out of there at 11:25. Not too bad. Everyone was really nice, as well. They are located on the 15th floor of the Nordstrom tower. There is parking in the building, and I posted a photo of the rates over here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/nordstrom-elmer-j-medical-tower-seattle. They also have a sweet view, as others have noted.

If you're going to brandish the lofty slogan "treat every patient as you would treat your own…read morefamily member," it would be wise to first understand that such words demand a level of competence, organization, and basic human decency that, regrettably, seems entirely absent from Mr Mokha. A referral was faxed over with the assurance that it would be reviewed within one to two weeks. That time passed in predictable silence. In a futile attempt to aid this provider's office's evidently staggering inefficiency, I personally hand delivered another referral two weeks later, and the front desk, in their finest display of unearned confidence, confirmed receipt and assured me that I would be contacted within the week to schedule an appointment. *51 days later,* I am still waiting for this so-called contact. Upon visiting the office again--because apparently, that's what it takes to inspire even the barest hint of action--I was informed that Mr Mokha, in all their infinite busyness, *still* hadn't bothered to look at it. If you are incapable of managing your practice, have the decency to set proper expectations. Do not tell people two weeks if you intend to let their referral gather dust for seven. Such behavior betrays a profound lack of respect for humans and their time. It reveals either an alarming incompetence, or worse, a complete indifference toward those you've taken an oath to serve. If you really treat your family this way, I pity them. If you don't, then your little motto is nothing more than the self-satisfied ramblings of a professional-in-title whose interest in patient care begins and ends with a marketing brochure.

I had a great experience going to see Dr. Mokha at the Polyclinic. I went specifically to learn…read moreabout my food allergies, and he was patient in explaining the testing process, going over the results, and explaining the difference between a food intolerance and a food allergy. He also found a problem that no doctor had told me about before, and prescribed medicine that allowed me to breathe better than I ever have. I was so impressed with the care of their team, and the experience at this office.