I have never had doula services before, was amazed by the support Jaine and Aijanae offered for my…read moresecond pregnancy. The first 6 weeks of my postpartum was a breeze, can't thank enough for their round the clock care, guidance and constant affirmation/reminder that I am doing great. Part of the journey, they also refer and recommend to their extended network esp around lactation consultants, postpartum massage, Parent communities, etc. I strongly recommend them if you are looking for a birth and/or postpartum doula services.

The doctors here have been so supportive and helpful. This has been a hard fertility journey for my…read morehusband and I but they have made it easier. They are so kind, and really make you feel heard and they do everything to help you find answers. If you're trying to build a family, I'd recommend coming here.

IN LOVE with this place! The staff is incredible..Trudy and Zora are beyond fantastic. They take…read morethe time with each person and you never feel like a number. The last thing I ever want to do is get my exam yearly but they make it so enjoyable that I truly look forward to it each time. Warm, inviting and very caring environment. They just started the Coolsculpting and the results are amazing. Do not look any further if your looking for care, compassion, there is no better!

Zora Pesio appears to be substantially involved in an MLM venture known as LIFEWAVE. Pesio offers…read moreup an alphabet of professional experience including doctor small "d" no MD. Pesio appears to be fully engaged in promotional efforts to promote the LIFEWAVE program including online meeting participation, investment in products and specialized equipment with no empirical support or pier review. Take a critical look at the credentials offered up, the legitimacy of the recommendation from a clinical professional, i.e. second opinion, and be aware of any " professional who offers up a business investment opportunity in conjunction with their position as a healthcare provider. Do No Harm.

Since 2016 I have continued care with Midwife Seattle. I experienced a couple miscarriages in 2017…read moreand Cindie was even more valuable during my time of grief than during my (uncomplicated) birth. The level of compassion and knowledge that she has is unparalleled and it was especially evident while I experienced loss. I also continued care with this group during my latest pregnancy and birth. I trust these women whole heartedly when it comes to making decisions about pregnancy and I always feel heard. Appointments are never rushed. My planned home birth turned into transferring care to a hospital because of low amniotic fluid. Through the transition of care all the way to the birth of my son, Cindie was paramount in supporting me in a way that left me feeling grateful beyond words that I chose Midwife Seattle. I would recommend Midwife Seattle to anyone seeking a home birth with the most amazing, compassionate, caring, and smart midwives in Seattle!

I just changed to having Amanda as my PCP after seeing her for a well woman visit after my daughter…read morewas born. She is that great! I felt like I learned more from her about my current random annoying small medical problems than I have ever learned from any doctor! Mel was my midwife for my daughter's home birth almost 1.5 years ago now. Birthing wasn't as bad as people make it osund. I understand why birthing moms may want epidurals, but in labor it was clear to me that there was no way anyone was getting me in a moving vehicle of any kind. I saw her, Jen and Cindi for prenatal care. The prenatal checkups were laid back, I felt well informed. They listened to me and would do what was necessary at visits while keeping the visits informal feeling, more of a dialogue of how pregnancy was going for me. As of maybe 2 months ago Midwife Seattle has split into two practices: Cindi and Amanda, and Mel and Jen. It came down to some insurance issue having to do with hospital births. So now all of them only do home births. Cindi and Amanda are at Midwife Seattle and I cannot recall the name of Mel and Jen's new practice.

In short My lovely bride and I know the local ERs all too…read morewell lately, and this one is by far the best. It's not attached to a hospital, but it's fully staffed and the care is VERY fast, capable, and caring. In long My wife had a massive stroke about 17 months ago. As often happens, she developed tremors, chronic pain, and now intermittent small seizures. This means we head to the ER every couple months even without a new stroke or other new symptoms. It just gets to be more than we can manage for her at home. Everett, Edmonds, and Mill Creek all have ERs, though the Mill Creek location is less known since it's not attached to a hospital. Same with this one in Lynnwood. Since my bride usually doesn't need to be admitted after a seizure, a stand-alone ER does the trick. We drove ourselves and checked in with the front desk. Before they could even put on her wristband, they were calling her back. Amazing. They wristbanded her on our way to the exam room. 3 people were already waiting to get her vitals, hook up monitors, and make her comfortable. Even more amazing. We've sat sometimes for hours in other ERs. No exaggeration. The doctor on duty was very present and focused. He reviewed her chart before coming in, and spent more time on it after asking questions. She was asleep, and he spent 10 productive minutes asking for every kind of info. They ran tests and made sure her bed was warm and comfortable. All the RNs and CNAs and whatnot were friendly and worked fast. Radiology was awesome, they had the most-modern mobile x-ray machine I've seen. I've seen more of them than I ever wanted to, believe me. We spent 3 hours there and never had pain-management issues get any worse, which often happens during long stressful waits. We really enjoyed chatting with all of the staff who checked on her. At one point, her O2 saturation dropped a bit, and before I could even figure out what the beep meant, an RN was in the room hooking up an O2 tube to her nose. I don't want to have a favorite ER, but circumstances demand that I know I need one. This is definitely it. If she ever needs to be admitted from here, she'd likely be transferred to Bellevue, since it's hard to find beds around here. But I can handle an extra 10 minutes drive time bringing her home if she saves *hours* before she even gets seen.

We had such a good experience here! The wait time was about 5 minutes before being seen (or maybe…read moreeven less), and the nurses and doctors were all very helpful, attentive, and friendly. I'd definitely recommend this emergency room above any others I've been to!! It was also a generally pleasant environment to be in.

Both my children were seen in October for their well child visit by Dr. Sinclair and I still…read morehaven't received our after-care summary. Don't waste your time coming to this clinic. I have sent email and left messages asking for a status update and both have gone unanswered. Very unprofessional.

Doctors are decent but the front office staff and billing are a complete nightmare and super hard…read moreto get a hold of! I would avoid coming here because of that. I have had multiple issues with bills and insurance being processed, even though I have a well known insurance carrier (PPO) that they take. The billing just cant get it together and has no idea whats going on. Avoid this practice unless you want to cause yourself unnecessary headaches. Theyre still trying to figure out a bill from a visit my son had 9 months ago and im continuing to receive bills from them without them running it through my insurance even though ive spoked to them in length 4 times on the phone now regarding the same issue.

We have been patients of Dr. Falkenberg for the past 9 years. She's incredibly well educated…read more(Harvard) and extremely knowledgeable. She listens very well which allowed her to request an MRI for our, then, 2 year old. As it turned out, he had a brain malformation and benefited from surgery. I don't know if another pediatrician would have caught that from simple headaches in a 2 year old. She caught a glasses prescription that was incorrect in one child, helped cure multiple cases of strep and urinary tract infections. We have 8 children but they continue to stay healthy under her care and I'm always assured that she will notice anything important, even in our large family. I'd recommend her and the practice to anyone!

We like it here. The staff is friendly and always polite. We love our provider and have also had…read moregood experiences with the urgent care staff. It's a huge bonus that they have urgent care- so many kid issues require last minute appointments and we've never had trouble getting in. Appointments do not feel super rushed. It's cleaner than most doctors offices I've been too. The only down side is during busy times (like after school) the waiting room is packed with sick kids sitting really close to you. All in all though, good quality healthcare is really hard to find these days, and they are doing it pretty well here.

BEST Dr ever! Our entire family uses Dr. Sambrano. Of…read morecourse we all have dramatically different personalities and health issues. She has made each of us feel comfortable and found unique, effective health plans for each of us. I have never felt more comfortable with my health plan and am in the best shape of my life dispute a few health issues she is helping me manage through. Her authenticity and humbleness is something I have never experienced before in a doctor. Highly recommend for everyone if you want a Dr. that truly listens and cares.

My children and I have been going to this clinic for years, we started back when they were still…read moreowned Beth McQuinn. For the most part, all the doctors that we've seen have been amazing, the exceptions being a few times that my children's visits were not recorded correctly and still have yet to be fixed even though I still have the documentation from those visits. Before they became Stay Well Family Medicine and moved to Colby, they were on Broadway and their support staff were always warm and friendly, responsive to patient questions and concerns, and proactive at problem-solving any issues brought to their attention. Now, however, since they've become Stay Well Family Medicine, their support staff leaves an immense amount of quality customer service to be desired. Case in point: I logged into our patient portal through Charm yesterday to double check my children's appointment times for their well-child checks, and noticed that my daughter's name was spelled incorrectly, and it was not reflecting that she's been seen since 2019. So I called, which happened to be after hours, and left a voicemail with my concerns, asking about the issue that I noticed. I received a call back today from their front desk lady, I don't recall her name. But by the sound of her voice, she's the regular receptionist for them. She let me know that on her side she can see that my daughter has an appointment and wasn't sure why I can't see it on my side and proceeded to tell me that I need to call Charm to ask them why. I respectfully voiced my concern about asking the patient to call on an issue that has to do with their tech since I've worked at a health clinic before it is never the patient's responsibility to call tech-support to ask about a tech issue, that it is the clinic's responsibility to do (please bare in mind, I was truly kind, not just a perspective thing: calm voice, kind words, didn't raise my tone. Since I've been on the other side, I get communication with a disgruntled patient/parent can be challenging, so I was as gentle as I could be with my concerns). I acknowledged to her that I understand it's not her fault but I would request that they look into it please and let me know what's going on - if there was some kind of an issue with the records not being uploaded into my daughters chart. I voiced concern about not seeing her records and that s been an issue in the past too. I didn't even get the chance to ask her about the spelling of the name before the receptionist cut me off saying it wasn't their job to do it and passed me off to a doctor because she got so frustrated with the conversation with me. I then spoke to Dr. blow who looked into it - turns out it was the spelling of my daughter's name. Dr Blow sent me a new link to get the problem fixed, which was thankfully an easy resolution. I thanked her and said I appreciate that she helped me problem solve through it. and also attempted to acknowledge again that I understood it wasn't her receptionist's fault this happened, however I don't feel that it was my responsibility to have to call Charm to fix it. Dr Blow then proceeded to snap at me that "not everybody has the same tech talents as other people and so it doesn't fall to them to problem solve tech-support, that's the patient's responsibility" and then she wouldn't even let me talk after that and said "well, we'll see you next Tuesday. Thanks so much for calling. Have a great day, bye." I was dumbfounded. Unfortunately even though we love the doctor that we normally see, Dr. Sambrano, and have been seeing her for several years now, based on this experience, which has been horrible, it seems like we're going to end up having to find a different naturopathic clinic to go to. If they can fix their customer service Issues this would be a great clinic to be seen at. Sadly, with the current way they're treating patients, I can't recommend it any longer to family and friends.