Gary Black, LMP is wonderful! He has provided me with the Myofascia Release 'therapy' and I cannot…read moresay enough how happy I am to now know about this! Gary is very knowledgeable and communicates well with passion, ease and understanding. He also makes me feel extremely comfortable. Dr Diana suggested this form of massage mostly for my abdominal pain and low back pain. I think it is exactly the right solution for the scar tissue resulting from cesarean problems. And if you don't know about Myofascia Release yet, you should go find out (: I am tired of getting no answers from elsewhere, and happy to find Heart of Wellness! I look forward to my next visit with Dr Diana. Though in my initial one, she was very helpful and really listened to my concerns and offered some insight that no other doctor has ever mentioned. She made some simple suggestions to me and the recommendation for Gary and I am so very thankful! Thank you Gary and Dr Diana!!!

The clinic manager called me this morning and let me know that my membership fee had been refunded…read more She also asked if I would consider taking down my review I appreciate that and explained to her that my review would stand as I did not hear from the doctor herself. In my world, we do not send others to do our bidding.

My family and I have gone to this clinic for a few months now and I am impressed with the care that…read morewe've received. The ANRP, Ms. Kim, has been so kind and straightforward with every checkup. She has answers to all the questions we may have and it's reassuring knowing that you have someone that's so knowledgeable caring for you and your family. The assisting staff are also so kind and make our visits enjoyable. 10/10 would recommend!

Easy to get an appointment. Open to telemedicine. Thr bad is high nurses aid turnover. Web site…read moreis substandard,

Random pick from my previous insurances' accepted providers…read more Outstanding care. Empathy and excellent patient care. Takes time to explain and communicates beyond my expectation, which is high :) Nancy is an asset to the healthcare community. Pleasant, small, tidy waiting room. Friendly and helpful staff. Small communication error chalked up to a bad day, we all have them. Very happy with the level of care and ability to understand my needs.

I've been trying to get through to her office for three days just to find out if she's accepting…read morenew patients. If they can't even run their office I don't have a lot of faith in their ability to treat patients. Moving on.

I love this dr.office! You can always get in quickly usually no more than a week! The receptionists…read moreare so friendly and the doctors actually listen to you!

As a health care provider, mental health advocate, and mother I am completely distraught and…read moreoffended about my family's experience today with Dr. Garofalo for my daughter's 6 month well child appointment to establish care. My husband and I had both previously seen Dr. Poling as our primary care and had great experiences, so I was excited to transfer my daughter's care to Link as well. However, my husband was met with criticism and skepticism regarding our childcare choices and I was completely shocked to hear that the Doctor noted my Bipolar Disorder and in the same breath asked if I was "living in the home" despite the fact that I am listed as the primary contact, and am the primary prescriber for our family's insurance plan, and signed that I was in fact the one preparing new patient paperwork. Because my husband was the one to take my daughter to the appointment, it was assumed I was an incompetent and uninvolved parent due to my psychiatric disability. This is blatant sexism and ableism, and I am dismayed that a provider that claims "he is skilled at addressing mental health" (as noted in his bio on the Link website) would perpetuate this type of stigma. I'm curious if he asks every mother that attends her children's appointment alone if their father is in the picture, or if he himself has attended every single doctor's appointment, school and sporting event in his children's lifetime. I absolutely loved Dr. Poling (she is the only reason I'm not rating as one star) but I am not comfortable having myself and my family treated in a clinic at which this provider practices. Dr. Garofalo's behavior and clear biases against working mothers and those living with mental illness is antithetical to Link's statement that "We practice medicine with a philosophy that centers the patient's values and experience, and pursues racial and social health justice." I truly hope Dr. Garofalo will reconsider how he interacts with patients and do some true introspective work regarding his biases.

Pam saved my life. I have talked and worked with a lot of Hypnotists as I have now taken a course…read moreon 5-PATH Hypnotherapy myself, and Pam is *special*. She has what Hollywood producers call "It" -- something special that you can't quite put your finger on, but makes a profound difference. She is this Hypnotist's hypnotist! She is also a fantastic person, ta boot! I am so thankful I found her ... Pam's hypnosis helped when prescriptions, therapy, meditation and psychiatry failed; it was the last thing I tried, and looking back, it should have been my first.

Pam is a wealth of knowledge and the only one I will ever go to for hypnotherapy treatment. She…read moreand the rest of the team have amazing services to get you healthy!!

My wife is being treated by Dr Ali Dadla and team for breast cancer…read more As we are finding, a lot of information is thrown at the patient and family all at once. No one goes to school for this. There is a ton of information to absorb and make decisions on. Dr Dadla's explanation of what her cancer is and the treatments for it is very complete and clear. That has been a huge help. He also is coordinating surgeries and imaging such as implanting a cath port and facilitating a discussion with a surgeon about the surgeries coming up. A super strength in this practice is his team. Obviously, my wife's cancer is not their first such patient. The nurses who fill in the blanks are readily available to answer questions are great. At first there were scheduling problems (they use a central scheduling system with their other clinics that leaves some things to be desired). Once the Oly team got on it, all solved. Special special props to the chemo ladies! The chemo is dosed in house. The two nurses who administer the medicines, Jo and Amy, have been working together in various other capacities and read each other's minds on what needs to be done. They are so positive and full of energy as can be. The process is not a downer by any means. In fact, my wife's reaction to her first two chemo's is it was like a party! Who knew chemo could be so fun, she said. When you are scared to death about the cancer diagnosis, it is so comforting the team gives you a "Don't worry. We got this!" feeling.

I am going here for a series of weekly infusions. Every staff member is super nice and friendly. I…read moretold them I'm a hard stick for IVs. I'm very happy to report I am not a pin cushion today. Yay! Thanks to everyone from beginning to end who made my treatment not only bearable, but fun!

Her office staff misgenering, inappropriately administration of hormones and when i needed virginal…read morehelp she knew nothing about trans cair and was unwilling to contact the surgeon or go on their website and abuse me leaving me in pain(virginal) for days after an examination.she rapid me.

This review is specifically for Julie Dybro--the other practitioners there seem fine, but she is…read morethe one I had to see for my specific complaints. I spent over a year trying to get Dr. Dybro to take seriously my complaints of menstrual irregularity with extreme pain during menstruation. I was in my 30s, young for perimenopause. I thought I might have endometriosis. She thought I had PCOS, which test results did not support. She stood by her diagnosis because she discriminated against my body type--I have always had visceral body fat, as do most people in my family. It's our genetics. She couldn't see past that and was counseling me to develop an eating disorder: things she actually told me: "Maybe you should stop eating fruit" when I told her I was already eating a low-glycemic diet, and "It's pretty normal for women your age to be in pain." Eventually I prevailed and got an ultrasound. It showed that I had endometrial cancer. I needed emergency surgery, but I luckily caught it before it had spread to other organs. I can't even imagine what would have happened if I hadn't kept fighting for appropriate care. I started going to this clinic because I heard they were queer friendly. That may be, but they need to seriously hold Dr. Dybro accountable for rampant fatphobia (I was a size 14 at the time of treatment, I can't even imagine how larger people were treated). No one else should live with excruciating pain that turns out to be cancer for over a year because she thinks they're just eating too much fruit and their pain is "normal."

Dr Ye did not inform about side effect like fatigue and neuropathy till symptoms appeared…read more Billing is a joke. They didn't bill insurance for over 4 months, when they did bill, they did not indicate any monies I paid in cash directly to the office. Therefore my insurance company did not have accurate information regarding my out of pocket expenses I had paid. Never would I recommend this place!!!

My husband is currently a patient of Dr. Ye's. Since his involvement in my husband's illness, Dr…read more Ye has been absolutely amazing. He is extremely intelligent and very knowledgeable about my husband's rare type of cancer. He always explains things in a way that can be understood by someone who is not in the medical profession. I would recommend Dr. Ye without reservation.