absolutely horrid experience. So poorly managed. Put a holter monitor on me and pushed me out the…read moredoor with the monitor applied after 5 minutes, no details on problem shooting etc. Then charged me extra because I returned it late yet I was there the day it was due at 4:30 (they close at 5PM) and no one there to accept device. No accountability or responsibility whatsoever for their inept management. They have all the compassion and empathy of a rock. I feel sorry for anyone having a holter placed on them at this facility as you will get no guidance or support or any training on how to problem shoot the thing and the device does not work well. The front desk is fraught with disaster and they treat people like idiots.

Yesterday was my 3rd time there to see my cardiologist and every visit has been a pleasure…read more Yesterday was really exceptional though as I screwed up my appt time and got there 6-hrs early for an EKG and doctor's appt. They could have just told me to come back later and I would have understood completely, but they fit me in and everyone was really nice about it too. My doctor had not come in yet but even the time waiting for him was not overly long. I also recommend my Cardiologist, Dr Chan, if anyone is looking for one.

Dr Shah is the best! He's an expert diagnostician who shows superior care for his patients. He's…read morekind, thoughtful and thorough.

My 87-year old mother has had more appointments cancelled than kept at this place in the last year…read more Someone needs to accompany her and, although they've been telling us she is overdue to be seen, they keep cancelling and rescheduling to days when no one is available to take her. They are not responsive to my chart messages for rescheduling the appointment in January that is now in April--when no one can get her there. The left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. Beware!

Don't even try to get an appointment, unless you like phone tag. It took me 2 weeks. I finally had…read moreto call the main office and get someone to transfer me to the appointment maker. Who immediately told me how busy she was cuz all she did all day was make appointments. I mentioned I was unhappy it took so long with the phone tag and no one ever answers the phone. Suggested maybe getting extra phone help. And she tells me she doesn't need help, I need patience. Like it's my fault. Dang, hope I don't have to call to confirm. F- lousy customer service - no ownership - scapegoating the problem and just outright indignant. I could tell she had heard that complaint before. But it's our fault, not theirs.

Top Notch! I would recommend all of these folks. I'd do it there again if I could! Thank you Dr…read moreKing and associates.

I had an appointment last June, Sat down with. He showed me blocked blood vessels, then said…read more " open heart surgery may not help, but stents could work, I was Worried because I only had 18% use of my Heart, so I asked about Donating my body to science, Dr GOLESKI said " where do you think your going, you going to live another 20 years" my response was " wow, do I have to" It has been almost year since first operation, my heart now works at 47%, the people like in best shape Ever only have 55%, so I am great This guy is a rock star, second to none, explained everything, told me good, possible bad, after surgery in my his follw up was increadable, I Highly Highly recommend him to anyone who will listen, he saved my life ＼(^_^)／ Oh Dr, Go Lions Ian Bruce​​​ ​​

My husband is so fortunate to have Dr. HAROON YOUSAF as his cardiologist. Last year he was…read morescheduled for an ablation yet felt uncomfortable with the recommendations and lack of communication from the original team of cardiac providers. We were quickly seen and evaluated by Dr. Yousaf who recommended a second consultation with a cardiac electrophysiologist and discontinuing a medication that was causing side effects and not necessarily helping. He approached the situation with a thorough yet keep things simple approach. He was as well willing to try an alternative approach- magnesium, A year later my husband's rhythm has returned to normal- my husband's pulse demonstrated constant bigeminy. No ablation was required. Today we met with Dr. Yousaf and he reviewed my husband's case and determined some follow up studies were required - very appropriate - to ensure that the rhythm indeed has returned to normal. Care thorough, listens, quality of care outstanding and his office staff are very professional and personable. We as a community need to support clinicians of this caliber that are invested in their community and are willing to work outside of large practices. Can not say enough good things. Rosa and Richard Kubik

From the owner: OlyHeart is a premier cardiovascular institute dedicated to delivering exceptional, compassionate,…read moreand innovative heart care across southwestern Washington. Our team of experienced cardiologists and advanced providers offers comprehensive services—from preventive cardiology and advanced diagnostics to complex interventional procedures—using evidence-based, guideline-driven care. With a strong commitment to clinical excellence, community outreach, and ongoing research, OlyHeart combines cutting-edge technology with a patient-centered approach to improve outcomes and elevate the standard of heart health.

Labor and delivery specifically: I had a great induction and delivery. All the nurses I interacted…read morewith were so nurturing, supportive and let me choose my care and really reassured me I'd be ok the whole time. Specifically shouting out a few nurses that really made a difference for me were Jillian, Bre, Lakita, Katie and Caitlyn (if the names were wrong or spelled wrong I'm sorry, I was a little loopy a lot of the time). Honestly my whole care team was amazing. I'm coming back to this labor and delivery for my next baby because I know I'm going to get the best care.

Today's interview with the Providence Emergency Department Crisis Unit, once again, several people…read moreinitially presented for the interview panel. The Program Coordinator Behavioral Health Services, an LMHC, I would have to say, was the one person who coordinated this interview who had the least social and professional personality and presented as "stand-offish". It was embarrassing that this credentialed individual in my field of work (mental health) would not have better interview skills than this, but it is the reality of Providence that they hired her. The Program Coordinator was vague and uninviting, and when asked about the next step in the interview process, she immediately dodged the question by saying they had several more interviews this week and into next week. However, I asked when I would know the outcome. One interviewer, a manager, struggled to ask his questions (i.e., speaking and coordinating his words were difficult), and another nurse manager asked when I was completing my doctorate, which was already on my resume. The manager who was struggling to speak because my PsyD from an APA-approved university asked that, once I finished, I move to the other state where the degree came from. Before this question, I had already mentioned that I live in Washington, that my family is in Washington, and that this was our "forever" home, but he asked again. The interview began with six participants, but by the end, only three remained on the call. Attendees dropped off while I was answering the interview questions. Leaving a virtual interview abruptly, without explanation, is generally considered unprofessional and discourteous, as it shows a lack of respect for the candidate's time. Although technical issues can occur, professional etiquette suggests that an interviewer should acknowledge the issue, offer an apology if feasible, and arrange a reschedule. Moreover, the meeting was intended to be an interview, but it lacked structure; the questions posed were random and were made spontaneously by each interviewer. Due to the virtual format, we encountered connectivity issues that caused an echo when we spoke, as well as delays in the sound from the management officials. Still, be mindful that this is not how you treat an applicant by making them responsible for resolving connectivity issues and take the time to explain what this job entails. Not one manager took the time to discuss the position. This is an organization that may (or may not) pay well. However, the fact that people in management positions who hire for the emergency department and a crisis unit cannot have better communication or interview skills is clearly wasting massive amounts of money on useless interviews. It leaves an applicant to believe there is no accountability, and if the public does their research, they will find comments like, "...multiple nurses walked by and did not check on me or say anything to the nurse assigned to me. They have that 'if it is not my patient, it is not my problem' attitude..." The response is probably how the staff feel about their job today. Again, I recommend that you save your skills and go somewhere where you feel valued from the start of your interview through the hiring process. Avoid the Providence Health System (especially in Olympia, Washington) as a whole.

I recently went in for a scheduled procedure and was impressed. Only issue was not enough HC…read moreparking and a shuttle would be nice. Not necessary but nice. First of all the staff from Volunteers to the surgeon were all very caring. Autumn, Amanda, Kim, Ema were extremely professional and did not just go through the motions they were above that they were awesome. Michelle (PT) was awesome and very helpful in providing guidance in what I needed for my recovery from a PT position. The hospital (5yrs old) still has that new hospital air. But the professionalism of the staff is one of a highly tuned Maserati. I have one more procedure to go and I look forward to having it done at St. Anthony's.

I went in for an ultrasound a week and a half ago. St. Anthony Hospital is a beautiful building…read more Everyone was very friendly and efficient. I was in and out in no time. I would definitely make the trip over to Gig Harbor from Tacoma Just for a stress-free experience.

Dr. King was an awesome surgeon. I had a very complicated situation and between him and Dr. Cain…read morethey saved my life. My surgery was 13 years ago and I am still going strong and can't thank them enough! He was wonderful, funny, kind and made me feel so comfortable. Lanny Black

I was referred to Dr Berger after having heart issues. But when I called to make an appointment I…read morewas denied because my insurance is through the VA. This is why so many veterans die before they can be treated.