Northpoint has a very skilled staff, making it uplifting and positive in every way. Highly…read morerecommend checking it our for your recovery needs!

Northpoint Seattle advertises on their website a list of mental health programs specifically tied…read moreto a specific diagnosis. I found them from a Google search for bipolar specialist, they clearly were substance treatment focused which was fine because I was looking for both. During the phone screening I shared my interest in the Bipolar Treatment program but they did not comment. I also brought this up in the assessment and they said they are co-occurring which means MH and substance. I still wanted to discuss what the treatment program entailed to make sure it was right for me. Day one, orientation was canceled first thing because the staff person wasn't there, they tried to get me to sign financial agreements and give them my payment info. I told them I need to talk with someone about the program before I was ready to do that, so I was told to go to group. The director was present and eventually they said I can meet with her. I immediately asked about the Bipolar Treatment program and she acted like she had never even heard of that, saying "what? We don't have that here, maybe it's at another location." I showed her the website for that specific location on my phone and she was very flustered and said, "well I didn't make the website," clearly annoyed. Very unprofessional They don't offer any of the MH programs they list on their website. I should have been screened out but instead they tried to get me to sign everything before I found out they don't even offer the program I told them I was there for. They also gave me a quote for the total cost of the 6 week program, which would go into 2024. After inquiring further I was told it would be more then double that cost because of insurance deductibles being by the year. My mental health was extremely poor, making the stress around the financial aspect harder to tackle for me, as well as a general confusion around insurance coverage and costs. I asked the two financial specialists and one of them said, "well most people know how insurance works so we expect you to know how it works." Just FYI :)

From what I understand WEST SEATTLE PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL AKA HIGHLINE WEST SEATTLE PSYCHIATRIC…read moreHOSPITAL is NOW RENAMED "NAVOS PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL" is still in WEST SEATTLE right by the police station down on one corner while the fire station is down the road from the NAVOS psych hospital and I think from past reviews the place is just getting worse per online review... I really hope that NAVOS has stepped up their game on patient safety, set firmerer patient boundaries and included deesculating skills and has had time to reevaluate their hands on approaches to minimize any patient discomfort but also stays ensuring that staff are always safe and up to date on current takedown skills too... This place is ruthless WELL WAS when I was there, IDK what patient life is like NOW and I really don't care cus I don't intend on finding out anytime soon...

Every requests(asking for how to get water, asking for bathroom, asking for the hospital clothes…read moreetc) from new schizophrenia patients (if you are not cute or handsome) are completely ignored for their treatments. But just not to worry because the staff's ignorance are for their treatments (so that they feel they are treating them better when their discharge has settled)

I don't usually post reviews but I recently saw Dr. Calabrese has no other reviews yet. I…read morerecently moved from Boston and needed a new PCP. Its really nice to find a doctor who is actually smart and takes the time to listen to your needs. He was very thorough and obviously cared. If you are looking for a great PCP, I recommend him strongly.

My son was very ill in the Veterans Hospital in Seattle and as it turned out Dr. Calabrese was the…read morelast doctor who took care of him before he died. We were so fortunate to have Dr. Calabrase. He has the medical knowledge along with compassion and a way with people that my son and the family felt comfortable with. He helped the entire family through such a terrible, traumatic time. If you are looking for a new doctor, you could not do better than to use this wonderful man. I don't live in Seattle, but I wanted to tell those lucky enough to live there that you have a wonderful doctor in your midst.

Sue is about as good as it gets. I've seen a number of therapists in my lifetime (hell, my dad's a…read moreshrink), and there is no comparison, there's everyone else and there's Sue. She's a pro's pro. (Seriously, if you're a shrink and you need a therapist, go to Sue.) I've seen her off and on over the years, mostly because when I feel that I need help, I know she can offer it to me. She is: compassionate, non-judgmental, laid-back, whip-smart, patient, honest, and a good listener. And her advice is actually useful. I don't think she takes insurance, but she'll give you a receipt you can take to your insurance co. for reimbursement. My respect for her knows no boundaries.

Superb care. Rob Swan is a thoughtful and caring clinician I can recommend highly. He has a great…read moredeal of experience and compassion

Rob and the staff there are great! They have helped me accomplish something two weight loss…read moresurgeries couldn't, to lose weight! After the initial consultation, we decided to try to help me get down to a healthy weight. With their help, I'm down 40# and feeling better than I've felt in decades. I believe for the first time in a very long time, I can reach my goal weight! I'm so thankful for all the help and encouragement, Thanks guys!

I'm not sure how to rate a hospital especially when you are there because of the worst of…read morecircumstances and you know that everyone working is trying their hardest to make sure that the most terrible situation doesn't emerge. I know Harborview as the region's best trauma center, and I knew when the call came that I needed to be present because of a situation that it was not a good situation. So, let's keep with the basics. Parking was incredibly easy to find. If I had one concern it was that because there's a few other hospitals were parking isn't convenient. You either end up so far away from the emergency room that the walk over feels like a lifetime or you end up in some convoluted location that it takes an additional ten minutes to find where you are. Harborview offers a variety of parking options from valet to self-park which is incredibly handy. The hospital itself is very clean. I still associate hospitals with very sterile environments - the white walls, the white floor, the bright flourescent lights, the antiseptic smell that permeates the air like a horrid perfume you can't quite escape. So when I see a hospital that tries to break my strong impression I appreciate the small gestures from the light green paint to the chair rail that made the space feel less like an institute and slightly more inviting. I found the emergency waiting room and check-in process to be a little confusing. When you're a visitor and trying to get in and find out status all the different stations can be a bit daunting. I never ended up at any of these stations because the social worker quickly found the waiting group and we were eventually taken to the ICU. The social worker was great. Patient, soft spoken, understanding she helped the process immensely. I do not envy her job. The ICU was nice. The waiting area was conveniently laid out so that groups of people could gather comfortably without rearranging furniture. They were testing out a new system that I guess will one day give status of different rooms so you can check if your particular person is in their room, in surgery, or any other number of statuses. The nurses were patient and kind. I know everyone has different experiences and going to the hospital in any capacity - unless you work there - is never going to be pleasant. I appreciated the attentiveness that Harborview showed us that day and the kindness that they offered.

Go here if you would like to experience medical experimentation by interns and medical staff that…read moredo not listen to patients and family, that kill and abuse family members. My father died of death induced by dehydration after having had a stroke and then administered medication that we told the staff he could not take. The medication made him a vegetable. So, we watched him dehydrate to death and had the topper of a chief nurse yelling at my father and pinching him so hard she dug her nails into his skin and made this traumatized man weep! She did this in front of family members and they were horrified and traumatized by her behavior as a result. This occurred all in the highly acclaimed neuro unit. Then, when my father would not die fast enough they transferred him to the most disgusted, urine soaked nursing home from hell where he finally died of dehydration the next day. Pure hell!!! It was a nightmare that I wish on no one! I often hear that harborview is so spectacular but, that must have been some time in the past or for others. This is the second family member I've had die under their experimental care by juvenile doctors. In my experience, this institution is a pathetic, embarrassing, scourge on the face of medicine! Be warned! Beware!

On 12/14/10 I rolled my car. I broke 8 vertebrae, 7 ribs and my scapula into 5 pieces. I also…read morelacerated my lungs. I spent 15 days in the hospital. I am so grateful my friend recommended Ashley! I had never had acupuncture and thought - what have I got to lose! The very first session made a difference! I had been crying all the time (daily). She did a different treatment for that - and it worked immediately. I stopped all the sobbing and felt much stronger emotionally the next day...I kid you not. Even more important...My back has been improving for weeks. I am so grateful!!! It went from saying every day "MY BACK IS KILLING ME" and walking hunched over all the time - to now is just "stiff" - mostly only on the right side - and Im walking 100% better and straighter. I feel very lucky to have found Ashley and to have this much improvement in my back. Last week was 6 months from the accident date - I feel so relieved I will not be in back pain for the rest of my life! Woohoo!!

Ashley is a superior acupuncturist and I recommend her to anyone I know. I am always surprised at…read morewhat she can help me with, and she always does such and excellent job. I never leave without feeling much better. She has very in depth knowledge and understanding of Chinese medicine and is very respectful of her patients. You don't have to have a serious problem to go see her, she can help you so much even with the little things. She also gives great advice for small changes you can make to help yourself feel better overall. Definitely worth a visit!!

I enjoyed going to see Soheyla. Her methods are helpful and she assisted in helping me understand…read morethe issues that brought me to her door. I highly recommend using her services.

I have had the pleasure of working with Soheyla to resolve a few life issues that kept me from…read morerealizing my highest potential and happiness. From the moment I walked in her door, her insights and deep knowing assisted me in getting to the core of my work with her. I have experienced hypnosis before, however not with such profound and lasting effects. I recently referred her to a good friend of mine and would certainly continue to do so in the future. Nola N.