I've always said I'll die before I go back to the doctors. I have never had good experiences, so I…read morehave let my problems go untreated. Man alive felt different, everyone working there seems happy to be working there. They all treated me fantastic! I am very hopeful to find solutions I have been looking for.

I am so happy that I visited the Man Alive Clinic. David has been a tremendous help to my health…read more My personal doctor has told me that my testosterone levels are average for my 50 year old self, but he will not recommend any further treatments. He has told me that he does not recommend nor condemn using a clinic like this one so I have chosen to sign up; best decision I've made in a long time. At my early 50s, it's never too late to become the man that I could have been. Thanks, Man Alive!!!!

Doctor Baker and his staff are all wonderful and caring. Take time to listen to you. Give good…read moreadvice. Can't do better!

The most incredible doctor and team I've ever dealt with. And I've had a lot of doctors in my…read morelifetime. The care they take in getting to know you and the empathy they express is unmatched. I've never been one to trust doctors but Dr. Baker has changed my tune. So thankful to be a patient and could not recommend them enough!

When you are stuck in the whirlwind of details, preparation, paranoia and caring for the love of…read moreyour life you are asked to do one small other thing before your bouncing baby tax deductions comes popping out from behind the fleshy curtain. Find the Doctor to care for your sick child and ensure his/her well being. Oh. Is that all? How in the heck do I ever start to do that? In my case it started with talking with friends and co-workers who have children. As I hunted the elusive prey one name popped up several times, Dr. Kathleen Hutchinson and the folks at Evergreen Pediatrics. It took one phone call and arrange for her to be our Tax Deduction's Doctor. After he came flopping out of The Wife the people at Evergreen were all over making sure he was healthy (unfortunately they couldn't do much about the quaking mass of paranoia that was at the time his new Father). Not just Dr. Hutchinson, but several of the Doctors were involved in his first couple of days on the planet. Since then, through colds, ear infections, sinus infections and one particularly scary incident to us as new parents it's been all Dr. Hutchinson and her nurse, Dorothy. I couldn't say enough about them or recommend them highly enough. Even if you call the emergency number late, she calls fast enough to make your head spin and follows up the next day if you have to see another Doctor. So next time you find yourself knocked up in the 'Couve and need a good Doctor might I suggest this one?

My son has been coming to evergreen pediatrics since his very first appt, 3 years ago. They are…read moregreat and I would recommend them anytime. His primary care is Jennifer Soden, M.D. , but see others if she's not available as they are all great!

I can't say enough about this practice. From the front office staff to the nurses, they're so kind…read moreand helpful. The office space is meticulously clean and well equipped. Dr. Rick Jackson is the most professional and compassionate physicians I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. I will never go anywhere other than to Ashbrook Medical and hope this wonderful Christian practice will be available in Vancouver for many years to come. I highly reccomend Dr. Jackson and his associates! Mary Balestrieri, Vancouver, WA

Dr. Jackson has been my doctor for the past 17 years. His compassion is quality of care, his office…read moreexpert and the services he provide making you not want to go anywhere else. Dr. Jackson has been a great strength to me. Besides his expert care, one of the greatest things is when I am always asked if the i would like prayer for me and my family.

An angel in a doctor's coat. This woman saved my life. Literally. When a very unsympathetic and…read moredisbelieving jerk at SW Washington Medical Center's emergency room chided me as if I was just being silly, and it turned out that the jerk was wrong and that I was in serious danger, Dr Fox just happened to be on call. Something so horrible and scary that had been made worse by the nasty doctor was suddenly smoothed over as much as could be by Dr Fox's kind words and gentle touch, and she was the one the next day to come and personally check on me and just talk with me about all that had happened. After that night, she became my doctor and always, always talked straight while putting me at ease. I would see her again in a heartbeat if my insurance allowed or if I lived closer. Dr Fox is a special woman who happens to be a great doctor, too.

Dr. Fox is legit. I have not had an OBGYN that is as awesome as Dr. Fox. When I found out that I…read morewas pregnant for the third time after two miscarriages, I decided to switch doctors as the last OBGYN said "there is nothing much we could have done about preventing your losses". When I saw Dr. Fox during our first consult, she was incredibly compassionate and listened to every concern that I had. From a practical standpoint, she did help with my third pregnancy sticking and I had healthy baby. Dr. Fox is a low intervention physician and trusts that you are your own best advocate. However, she is not shy about giving you medical guidance but she is very much into allowing you be empowered through your pregnancy and birth. While she did not deliver my baby, she was on rotation while I was at the hospital postpartum where we thoroughly discussed how the birth was and recovery plans. She has performed many circumcisions on newborns and rumor has it, she is the best at it at the Family Birth Center. She is one of those doctors that I have the utmost respect for in terms of how she practices medicine, yet she is cool enough to go have a drink with. If you're looking for an awesome OB, look no further.

Love Doc Pete and his staff! He's not the typical doctor which is why I go to him. Great…read morepersonalized care and really seems to sympathize with patients issues. Personable and friendly, slightly unorthodox which makes it awesome to be a patient.

Dr. Bessas has been my PCP for about 10 years. I can not say enough kind words about Dr. Bessas…read moreand all of his staff. They are so helpful and nice and make you feel welcomed. The staff will call you back and will go above and beyond to help all of their patients. There is never a lack of a smile or kindness with the staff (this is for both on the phone and in person). Dr. Bessas takes time to listen to what is going on and makes you feel heard. He truly is one of the best Physicians out there and I would recommend him to anyone looking for a great Doctor. I could not ask for a better Doctor or Medical Office.

Outstanding professional who took the time to truly understand my issues with chronic pain and…read moreanxiety.

Dr. Hares's has been, or is still being investigated by the DOH , and more importantly, by the…read moreDEA. Apparently his nefarious modus operandi was to provide opioids to both patients in need of pain relief as well as patients who were impostors. Dr. Hares abounded me before I was discharged from the hospital after a week's stay due to pain. I am quite sure he did this to other patients as well.

I had the misfortune of breaking and dislocating my ankle. I have positive experiences from this…read moreplace. My surgeon, the PAs the guys in the cast room, xray, and physical therapy were all professional and really responsive. Never had to wait and they actually respond to emails in a couple of hours. I'm 5 months into recovery, still in PT and released from their care; I had good results. I recommend.

I was ghosted by the doctor yesterday for a tele health appt. I waited 2 months for the appt. I sat…read moreon the call for 45 minutes before giving up. No attempt to apologize or reschedule. The lack of professionalism is astounding. It was Dr. Musleh specifically. I was trying to book an operation during the small window that I have available, as I live in rural Alaska and have to travel and arrange accommodations. I'm giving them 1 star as 0 is not an option.

Went to urgent care who sent me to a gynecologist who told me that I have probably bladder cancer…read more When I called Seymour to make an appointment, they did not give a shit. They told me the next appointment I could get would be about the end of July. This is not the first time this has happened. This is a third time that I have asked to see a doctor and it is taken 3 to 4 months to get in. As it stands, I go to urgent care now. I do not see these people because when I've asked for help they haven't helped and when I've spoken to my doctor, Chelsea Greene I've been completely ignored

Unbelievable I told the provider there Tylenol ain't working for my pain tail bone he keeps telling…read moreme to take it I keep telling him it's not working I need something else all he did was just gave me the same thing and some pads

I was brought in by an ambulance for chest pains, they already had an ED room ready for me. Doctor…read moreHanley and ED nurses Kaitlyn and Rachel efficiently and effectively took care of me and diagnosed a heart event. Dr Kozinski came in the middle of the night to do an angiogram that confirmed a SCAD. I was moved to the Cardiac ICU where the entire team was wonderful. While I can't remember the name of the great nighttime nurse (sorry!), daytime Nurse Mary and NP Jackie were caring and super informative. I've forgotten so many names, but I want to mention that the young man who put in my second IV line (the first was at a clinic) did it painlessly. Also, the professional who did my echocardiogram was excellent, and the staff member who took my food orders was so considerate and helpful. Everyone was so welcoming and respectful to me, my same-sex spouse, and my sister. Their care and treatment were exemplary. I was able to be discharged after only one night in the CICU. THANK YOU, PEACE HEALTH!!

After experiencing a severe reaction to a prescription medication, I called 911 because I believed…read moreI was having a medical emergency. When the paramedics ( AMR) arrived, I repeatedly told them that the medication I had taken was on top of my dresser and asked them to bring it with me to the hospital so the doctors could identify what I had taken. They did not retrieve the medication. When I arrived at PeaceHealth, I repeatedly told the doctors and nurses that I was having an allergic reaction or severe adverse reaction to a prescription medication prescribed by my doctor. Despite my repeated statements, I felt that they assumed I was under the influence of illegal street drugs. I provided both blood and urine samples, which I later learned were negative for any drugs except THC. Instead of receiving the treatment I believed I needed, I was discharged from the hospital and sent home in an Uber or Lyft. At that time, I was in what I believe was a psychotic state. I was hallucinating, extremely confused, and unable to think clearly. In my opinion, I was not capable of making informed decisions about my own medical care. After I arrived home, I began experiencing chest pain and called 911 again. When the paramedics arrived, they asked whether I wanted to return to the hospital. Because of my mental condition, I do not believe I was capable of making a sound medical decision. Again, I told the paramedics (AMR) that I had suffered an allergic reaction to the prescription medication on top of my dresser. I had also told the doctors and nurses at PeaceHealth that I believed I was having a reaction to a medication prescribed by my physician, but I felt that no one believed me. During my first visit to PeaceHealth, I was taken to the MRI department. A nurse RN (Kristi Castle) wearing blue scrubs with blonde hair pulled back became upset because I would not get into the MRI machine. At the time, I was hallucinating, my thoughts were racing, and I did not understand what was happening to me. I believe I was experiencing a psychotic episode. The nurse documented that I refused treatment, but I do not believe I was mentally capable of understanding or consenting to medical decisions at that time. When I returned to PeaceHealth a second time, I was placed in a room with a nurse. I repeatedly asked to see a doctor, but instead I was escorted back into the waiting room. While sitting there, I genuinely believed I was dying. I felt detached from reality and believed that the people around me were no longer alive. I returned to the nurses' station and told the staff that something was seriously wrong with my brain. I even said that I wondered whether I had Alzheimer's disease because I could not remember anything and my memories were coming and going. I recall a staff member responding, "Oh, now you're diagnosing yourself." I tried to explain that I was losing my memory and that something was terribly wrong. I was then sent to another staff member and again explained that I was having serious problems with my brain. I remember being told, "I've been watching you, David. Go sit down over there." Feeling desperate, I went outside the hospital and begged people for help. Some of the individuals appeared to be hospital employees, but no one stopped to assist me. Eventually, I was able to contact my girlfriend, who took me to Kaiser Permanente. I am incredibly grateful to the doctors, nurses, and staff at Kaiser. They listened to me, believed that something was seriously wrong, treated me with compassion and professionalism, and provided the care I needed. After receiving treatment, I improved significantly and was able to return home within a couple of hours. To the best of my knowledge, both the PeaceHealth and Kaiser drug tests were negative for illegal drugs, with the exception of THC.