St Mikes has gotten a bad rap. I've always felt the staff and facilities are top notch and they…read morekeep growing . Though sad that our older, much smaller local Harrison Hospital is no more, I understand there were economic reasons. . What we do have is a very modern, very gorgeous, and always growing medical facility! And I've recently learned there is a strong and binding mandate for non-religious affiliation despite the name. I love that my oncologist moved from a smaller, much older independent location in Poulsbo to a fully functional Oncology Center. Dr Sirisha Jain saved my husbands life diagnosing a one in a million auto-immune blood disease (and treated me the following year) and now she has the facilities and colleagues to work miracles on so many others! The realities of the understaffed, undersized ER and other departments Covid/post-covid have been and are being addressed with stable staffing replacing traveling nurses, the opening of urgent/emergency satellite locations and alternatives, and the development of residency and other training programs which are growing highly capable, local talent choosing to stay in our community . It was bad, and so was COVID; hopefully they'll be better prepared for the next major stress testing both by heart patients and our community as a whole! I had a 95 year old friend fall and shatter his hip. Surgery was attempted but there was not much that could have been done and he passed 2 weeks later. During those weeks, the care he received was world class! After a short stint on the orthopedic floor, he was transferred to the top for hospice. From the care and attention he and we received to the spacious, ultra modern suite with views of the water and mountains beyond, I couldn't have asked for a better way to spend the last days of his life together. The medical wings with doctor offices, oncology, labs, imaging, plus the heliport if life-saving measures beyond what's available is needed, I feel very secure that the needs of the young as well as our aging population will be met from now and into the future. When I awoke confused after surgery performed in the last year at the old Bremerton location, I looked around, tried to get dressed to leave, and was questioned by a nurse who asked me where I thought I was. I said " Mexico?", think I must have been in a different country try with crumbling medical facilities! I've since learned that you can find high class care in many parts of Mexico, but point is you'd never be confused in our beautiful new building. Is it perfect? NO! But IMO, it's a shiny gem in our community.

It's a good place to go…read more.. ... To DIE! I was there for a fairly routine procedure. Wife and I were in the ER for hours! We came up with a way to while away the hours and keep my mind off my discomfort. We invented a game called Spot the HIPAA Violation. And the were MANY...

This tooth was a nightmare…read more What an incredible staff and the Dr was totally amazing. Everyone was really great. From the phone calls, checking in, the x rays, the anesthesiologist was wonderful, and of course the nice lady that took care of me and everything then took me to my car for my ride home. The doctor was amazing and funny. I feel so much better.

Dr Johnson and his whole staff were so nice!They made my son and I feel very comfortable before my…read moreson had his 4 teeth extracted. We had a pre-op with Dr Johnson . He explained everything they would be doing . He was funny tooThis business is by far the best for anyone who needs a procedure done in Kitsap ! Military community go check them out !!! Please share !!

I've known (Dr.) Pete Ruff for probably 20 years. We met at a local gymnasium. When my original…read moredentist retired, I started going to his practice. There's not been one time when I felt I did not receive expert, quality care. Whoever is treating me (whether a dental assistant or Dr. Ruff himself) I get an explanation of what is going to be done and then after, a discussion about the results. Despite common delays of payment from insurance companies, their billing statements have been reasonably soon and always accurate. What I do wonder about Yelp is why there are at least eleven postings about quality care that aren't factored into the overall rating.

Dr Ruff made us do a prepaynent of over $1700.00 which we paid on Nov 21. My husband was scheduled…read morefor Dec 3, then cancelled and rescheduled to Dec 30. On Dec 30 Dr, Ruff refused to do the procedure because I (his wife) refused to sit in the waiting room for 3 and 1/2 hours. We asked for our money back. On Jan 21 we received a check for only half of the $1700. He said he had to pay his staff for the time. Excuse me - staff get paid every day whether the Dr. has patients or not. Dr. Ruff is a CHEAT !!!

Although we've received great medical/EFMP care at NHB, I have to give an A++++ to the pharmacy…read morestaff. I've had issues recently with a prescription sent in by my civilian provider not being received by NHB's system. Stephanie, one of the NHB pharmacists, has gone above and beyond to try to resolve the problem - even spending significant time coordinating with my doctor's office directly to work out the problem. Aside from the great care I've received from the pharmacy staff, I have to say that I love the convenience of the Rx text system. I've picked up prescriptions from both in-person at the Bangor pharmacy and at NHB's ScriptCenter in the parking garage. Both have been such great experiences! I have to say, though, that I love the NHB ScriptCenter most because it allows me to pick our stuff up 24/7. Considering that I'm working during pharmacy hours, this is the most unbelievably convenient setup. Every base pharmacy everywhere should utilize it. Overall, we really love NHB. We haven't had any issues mentioned in other reviews. Medical staff have been great, pharmacy staff are excellent, and the hospital's location is great. Not to mention that NHB is gorgeous and the view is epic. Would highly recommend!

First you must know that they keep deleting my review. I am a military spouse who delivered at this…read morefacility, and what I experienced was the worst medical care with beyond serious medical negligence I have ever received -- and I have had a successful C-section at another hospital, so I have a clear point of comparison. From the start I was dismissed, manhandled, and subjected to racist treatment. The anesthesiologist attempted my epidural five times while joking around and flirting with the nurse instead of focusing on the procedure. After he failed repeatedly, I told staff I could still feel everything and could still move -- I was ignored. I was then made to push against a closed cervix for four hours, which resulted in an emergency C-section that could have been avoided with basic competent care. During that C-section, I again told them I could feel. I was again dismissed. They began cutting while I was fully conscious and in complete agony. I was screaming on the table. I nearly died. At no point was I given informed consent -- for anything -- regarding myself or my baby. My newborn went two days without food because no one assisted me with breastfeeding or formula after major abdominal surgery. I had to physically get up and yell at staff before anyone helped. I scored a 16 on the postpartum depression screening following all of this. I was offered nothing -- no resources, no referral, no follow-up. When I raised concerns and mentioned legal action, a staff member told me to lift my shirt in the waiting room as a "check." They then refused to schedule my 6-week postpartum appointment entirely because I was 5 minutes early instead of 10. My c section scar actually opened and got infected. To this day, they are withholding my medical records -- which is a violation of federal law. I will be pursuing legal action regardless. I am sharing this so other military families know what they may face. What happened to me and my baby was not a series of mistakes -- it was a systemic failure of every standard of care, decency, and patient rights. I will keep posting this as people deserve to be warned. I will make all local news outlets aware as this is not getting addressed & I will seek legal action as they have over years refused to do anything to redeem themselves and this has deeply affected my health and wellbeing. This establishment should close it's doors as it is unacceptable for a place meant to heal people to be grounds for such horrors.

I was the driver for a friend who came here for that 5 year thing called a colonoscopy. 5 stars…read morefor being able sign up on line. I checked out the website and it looked super easy. 5 stars for the operating room intake person. 4 stars for the clinic intake, i walked in and it's a little confusing where they want you to be, because they have a separate door, a card table for intake, but no one sitting there. Then they get upset (I saw this with 4 different people - who i pointed in the right direction) when you go looking for them to intake you. One star for the prep instructions, 2 days of clear liquid diet? I have never had that before, I couldn't believe it when I read it, twice!! 1 star for combative anesthesiologist who apparently doesn't like questions or believe in collaborative medicine. Plus it could because she was moonlighting here (she mentioned working at a hospital in Tacoma). During the course of the conversation she let it be known she was going to use the higher end of the dosage, which came into play later when the post op nurse lacked patience. Insisting the patient should stand up and get into the chair even though patient said they were dizzy and couldn't stand. In pre op, the dr performing the procedure was dismissive of patient concerns when they explained some difficulties previous Dr's had experienced. Dr was highly confident that their extremely skilled hands would not have similar issues. Which calls into question the reason provided for needing to come back in a year. The dr was not able to complete the procedure with a claim due to poor prep, although discharge paperwork says clean colon with pictures of a clean colon. Not sure what it all means because the dr was too busy for post op conversation with me or the patient. When the patient was released, they were very unstable. It took two of us to safely get them to the car. Based upon my first hand experience and observations, I know I will be looking for a different dr.

My first colonoscopy was last August I stayed awake for because after moving back home to take care…read moreof my elderly parents I have no friends anymore who could drive me. The staff were kind-hearted and proficient finding polyps requiring a colectomy at St Michael's thankfully 100% covered by Medicare benefits also springing for respite care on Bainbridge Island afterward where they moved me to a private room when my first roommate played the television all night long. The other day I got my follow-up colonoscopy (from the same crew of friendly physicians) that went just as smoothly as the first time if not better. The surgery at St. Michaels looked good, but I need to eat more fiber. Recently moving I started eating out while unpacking, falling in love with Indian food, so I've got a larder stocked with chicken tikka masala after the recent passing of inventor Ali Ahmed Aslam. Tonight I tried a different simmering sauce. So now I'm apparently flushing my system properly with rice and a happy camper at the moment. Since the colonoscopy prep instructions forbid brown rice, should I eat that instead of boil-in-a-bag long grained white rice for the fiber until my next colonoscopy in five years? During my month rehabilitating from surgery, I housed my cat at Alder Creek Pet Lodge for $900 after tip.

Waited four months for a cleaning/new patient exam and they called less than a week before the…read moreappointment and told me that they couldn't do it because they were short-staffed. Rescheduled for two months later and then they called AGAIN the week before, again telling me that they couldn't do it because they were still short-staffed. They said they had no record that the first appointment was cancelled and so couldn't prioritize my second appointment. I said enough was enough and went elsewhere after having waited almost seven months with two cancelled appointments.

I can't say enough about the staff here at Safe Harbor Smiles!…read more From the moment you walk in, Linda and Michelle are always full of warm welcomes. Shullon is amazing at what she does and I look forward to seeing her twice a year, every year. Just recently I was scheduled for my first crown. I was so nervous about the procedure. But Misty really took the time to explain what I was in for and calmed me down. Dr. Mehr is also amazing at what he does. His attention to detail really shows how much he cares about his profession and his patients! I really do appreciate everything you guys have done for me and my teeth!

Nicest and most professional dental clinic, I've ever been to. All the staff are so wonderful and…read morehelpful.

Bad service in every way. Posted a negative review months…read moreago. It has been removed. Dr ruff has no people skills and staff very unprofessional. After only two appointments a mix up on procedures was never explained. All that was done was to protect his reputation. This staff called me months after future appointment was cancelled to remind me of the appointment that he himself Dr. Ruff personally cancelled. Don't trust this dentist and staff.

I wish I could leave two reviews here. The dentist and the hygienists are fantastic, but the…read morereceptionist really screwed us over, costing us literally hundreds of dollars. I feel it is reasonable to expect a medical provider to tell you when you are not covered, and I was not told. I purchased dental coverage out of pocket just for these guys, but by the time my appointment actually came, they no longer accepted it (and didn't tell me before I signed the fiscal responsibility doc). We're pretty upset, and the receptionist was the opposite of helpful and understanding. Cannot recommend until they replace them

My partner is a current patient of Dr Fogle's and I was hopeful to be a new patient as well. I…read morechipped a front tooth and called to schedule an appointment. When I called, the receptionist was very pessimistic about the appointment and told me the earliest I could get in was three weeks later. She told me that my first appointment would only be for an evaluation and not to fix the tooth. After the evaluation, I would need another appointment to have it fixed. Then she would schedule a cleaning, which was booked out until May 2021. She was not at all friendly, but I figured it's during covid, tensions are high, and perhaps it was just a personality thing. While I should have taken all of those signs as red flags, given we already had a family status with this practice, I booked the appointment and lived with a gap in my front tooth for three weeks. Upon showing up for my appointment, they had no record of it and couldn't get me in for another week. Between the initial conversation and the poor booking experience, I'm very disappointed, very irritated, and will be finding another dentist.

Dr. Amy Anderson is the best primary care provider I have ever had. She is patient, attentive,…read moreefficient, and detail oriented. She spent quality time with my husband and me, and swiftly addressed our concerns. I really felt like I was empowered to heal and become a better version of myself. The clinic is clean and peaceful with a relaxed vibe. Supplements are available for purchase at a true discount. Telephone appointments are also available. The only drawback (a huge one) is that they do not bill insurance. You will need to submit the super bill yourself for reimbursement. However, Dr. Anderson's expertise is worth the inconvenience.

From the moment you call for an appointment until you walk out having received the best healthcare…read moreand attention. THEY ARE ALL AWESOME!