There is no continuity, since their people come and go with the wind. Then try to pay your bill,…read moreyou can't do it in the office, and when you call the number, you get a message that asks for your phone number and they'll eventually call you back. I find it very unprofessional and uncaring.

My physical therapist at IRG has been amazing. She always performs a thorough assessment, listens…read moreto my concerns, and is collaborative in my treatment. I have recommended her to so many friends and colleagues.

Have seen two different Orthopedic doctors for the same issue at this location and I sincerely hope…read moretheir family members never receive the lazy and uncaring treatment I received. Doctor #1: Refused to send me to Physical Therapy- said wouldn't help at all, in fact make the situation worse. Instead recommended a $600 out of pocket treatment that did zero to help. Saw another doctor at another clinic that did end up sending me to PT. PT gave me back my mobility and decreased pain. Doctor # 2: Given outdated and unnecessary paperwork to complete (according to my insurance and the UW customer service)- haven't these people bothered to check in the last 4 years what papers are in patient care packets? Called in for a serious reaction after surgery- could be blood clots they said. Then said would set up appointment for procedure to check on possible clots (their words, "possible blood clots")....still waiting....sent email asking about appointment...still waiting on response. Guess I'll be going to the ER to get this checked on then? Why put the idea of blood clots in my mind and then drop the follow-up to get me seen for this life threatening condition? Customer representatives when you call into the clinic are rude, curt and useless. When I have been in the waiting room, have heard them taking about patients, mocking them and making fun. Shame on you making fun of sick people in pain.

I broke my toe recently, and was referred to Dr. Bouche or associates. Dr. Bouche was booked out…read morefor quite a while, so I saw Dr. McInnes instead. Bad news, I needed surgery, but good news, Dr. McInnes and his nurse, Dee, are super nice, as is everybody else I have interacted with at the clinic (another nurse, Angie, and all the receptionists). Dr. McInnes and Dee have both taken the time to answer all my questions, and the doctor went out of his way to explain things to me after surgery *and* in my next appointment--just in case I had missed anything in my post-surgery stupor. He drew pictures, and even showed me some photos he took of my little bone fragments with his iPhone (not kidding). He's done a great job of explaining everything to me very clearly, making sure I understood, and making sure I was as comfortable as possible with everything. (For example, I have a pin in my toe that will be removed later, and he modified the dressing a little bit so the pin would be covered because I was nervous about having the end exposed. He also gave me a new prescription for pain meds the first time I saw him, because the Vicodin the ER gave me was giving me a lot of nausea.) On the down side, you have to pay for parking, but again on the plus side, when I left today, the parking lady gave me a jar of blackberry jam! What!!! That's not even possible. BUT IT IS, and I have the jam to prove it.

Just 12 weeks after full hip-replacement surgery, I was able to go from a walker to not even…read moreneeding a cane to walk. I highly recommend Peak Sports and Spine Pinehurst.

Been trying to find a good PT and after hearing good things about this place from a fellow marathon…read morerunner -- thought I'd give it a try...to be blunt -- there's plenty of other competition-- don't waste your time with these numbskulls. They knew I was up against a deadline because trainings already begun for the Seattle marathon and needed new orthotics. The first apt. set was cancelled due to some unforeseen conflict, the second the PT was 1/2 hour late and I couldn't stick around. After we finally met and the orthotics ordered when received they were totally off as though the order was mixed up with someone else's...That was the last straw..they were apologetic and professional but don't have anymore time to waste with these goofballs.

What a clean, friendly office. The ladies are full of care and concern. Fun music and professional…read moreatmosphere. Really felt like I was cared for. Thank you GPT Lake City!

I went to Lakecity branch and seen by Rachel ! she patiently listened to me and tried to give the…read morebest exercise that would work for me !

I started coming here while I was pregnant and I am beyond happy that I found this practice. I've…read morebeen to MANY different chiropractic practices over the past 5/6 years and NW Family exceeded my expectations. From your initial consult appointment to adjustments, they really do care about your well-being. There is also "traction" treatments that they provide which help align your neck, back and spine. Before coming here i have never heard of or seen treatments like this, and they have helped so much in healing my body. I've seen both Dr. Delisle and Dr. Penaluna, they are both amazing and have different adjustment styles. NW also has an amazing massage therapy team. Days where i have my adjustment then massage I leave feeling better than ever! Highly recommend coming here if your pregnant or even if you're not! They're amazing

I have been getting massages here and have been nothing by pleased by the entire experience. So far…read moreI have had Danielle and Rachelle as massage therapists and both have been knowledgeable, personable, friendly, and helpful. Everything you could ask for in a massage therapist. The inside of the clinic is welcoming and calm-inducing. I love the holistic approach the business takes towards health and healing. I look forward to trying their chiropractic side eventually. I would highly recommend NW Family to anyone looking for a massage therapist. They are open til 6pm which is convenient if you want to rush over after work to get an appointment in.

I've been seeing Lucas Frangos at PT Solutions for a month. I came with knee problems. Lucas is…read moreextremely knowledgeable, patient and friendly. He's already helped me so much in such a short time. I highly recommend him.

Everyone at Northgate Physical Therapy is friendly and very professional. Skyler was great helping…read moreme get back into shape after hip replacement. His exercises got the results I wanted and he gave me things to work on after therapy ended so I could continue being successful on my recovery.

Dr. Dan is a true master. My work requires that I sit for long durations, although I try to stand…read moreat my standing desk when I remember to. This, coupled with still being quite active as I age, has inevitably led to some new injuries like a slipped SI joint and external hip rotation with knee pain-both of which scared the heck out of me. However, Dr. Dan was able to fix both issues using his gentle and effective chiropractic touch. It only took one visit for each injury-although I try to visit about once a month to get adjusted. He also gives excellent aftercare advice so that the healing process continues smoothly. If you are a somewhat sedentary desk worker who is also very active once you remove yourself from the glowing screen and have back, hip, knee, or other joint pain, my advice would be to see Dr. Dan at Core Chiropractic. You will thank yourself later.

I travel from Woodinville to Seattle just to see Dr. Dan. He is not only a great chiropractor, he…read moreis a wonderful human being. I've been seeing him for years, he has helped me through all my injuries and accidents.

In short Most skilled nursing facilities are severely…read moreunderstaffed. That's not unique to this place. Same with the aging building itself. But the problems here go well beyond that, and I'd feel guilty not warning people to avoid putting loved ones here. In long My lovely bride had a massive stroke 4 months ago, and needed a temporary boost to her rehab program. Going in-patient would allow her to get more intensive physical therapy to bolster her strength. Her insurance has a limited network of SNFs they will approve, and after having to take extra time for paperwork with them, we missed our first choice and ended up here. All the negative preconceptions you might have of SNFs came true as soon as we stepped in the door. When you're a long ways away from being ready for senior living, going to a facility where that's part of the program feels unsettling. You'll have neighbors somewhere in the building who are just biding their time, and some might be kind of out of it. That's deflating, even though it's not their fault at all. This can change how the staff treats all their patients. Nothing seems urgent, other than a genuine medical emergency. We've had in-patient care at 2 hospitals and a true physical rehab hospital this year, and the level of activity there is just worlds away. That makes it even tougher to see the apathy from the staff at a place like Broadview. They weren't all bad--we found a couple nice folks in nursing and a social worker who was great. But the first room we visited had overwhelming foul odors. You picked up unpleasant smells right at the front desk, but this room seemed completely unsanitary. Soiled garments left on the bed which was supposed to be for a new arrival. The mattress was long past its expiry date, and you could feel the bed frame poking through without even putting your weight on it. The first 2 people we asked about this said it was fine, there were no issues with the room. The next room was better, but it took 4 hours for the intake person to visit and review our requests. By this point, meds were overdue. It was 2 more hours before any arrived, and some were 10-12 hours overdue before they showed up. Stroke patients need lots of different meds, many of which can't be staggered that much. We asked for other basic accommodations and had to argue--literally--before they'd even consider them. Overnight, one nurse confronted my wife, her roommate, and other patients combatively. I wasn't there to hear her comments, but they sounded like the kinds of things someone who worked in a prison would say. Even the most compassionate nurses have bad days, but they don't berate and degrade people over nothing. Not if they want to keep working in health care, I'd imagine. But here it happens. Nobody likes having to choose where to put a loved one for any of the types of care this place provides, but if you do have to make such a decision, I'd try everything to go somewhere other than here.

Terrible run down facility. Staff could care less.. food is inedible...33 degrees outside. NO heat…read morein any of the rooms including mine. I wouldnt house feral dogs in this disgraceful place....