Overlake Medical Center choses to do business with Metropolis Parking which is well known for…read morescamming customers. That is irresponsible and dreadful customer service. Nobody should be dealing with a scam artist parking company when trying to visit a relative in the hospital.

Good quality ER care!…read more Visited here when gma's long term care down the street had to call to have her transported to the ER for her vertigo. We were there for quite some time, however, the staff were understanding, helpful and timely in their care. The doc on staff was pretty straight forward in her approach for the vertigo. Overall glad we visited and happy with the visit.

I have used the Sports Medicine Clinic for foot and lower abdominal issues, all athletic related…read more My experiences were all very positive. Sometimes the wait times were a bit long, but that is par for the course these days. I also had an acute rotator cuff tear (late 2013). Dr. Jim Hsu performed the surgery and consulted on the followup. The outcome was spectacular; after PT the shoulder was BETTER than it was before the injury. I wholeheartedly recommend the Sports Medicine Clinic.

I have been receiving care from the Dr. Thomas Jansen at the Sports Medicine Clinic for about 15…read moreyears and he is without question the most thorough, engaged, and responsive primary care doc I have ever had. As many of us in our late 40's come to find, there are simply more medical issues to confront now. Dr. Jansen has never rushed through an appointment and always reviews everything we have discussed at the end to make sure it's all being addressed. When he's had to refer me out to specialists, they have always been extremely solid recommendations. And Ashley, his medical assistant, is wonderful, also. When I have called to ask a question or sort something out about prescriptions, she always responds promptly and takes care of whatever the issue is. This is so appreciated! Front desk staff are also very courteous and helpful. They have gone above and beyond when I really felt like I needed to get in to see someone but did not have an appointment. If you are looking for place I can't recommend these folks enough!!!!

She is an artist. She allows wiggle room to adapt to the canvas of our humanity and how that is a…read morevery numbed canvas. Her eye is brilliant. Technique- stellar. Bed side manner, previous and so caring. She does it all and with great excellence! Love her!

Dr. Nadeau was amazing throughout my abdominoplasty experience. After having three kids my tummy…read morewas referred to as "annihilated" by another surgeon. Her wonderful bedside manner eased my concerns and fears, and I felt in talented, caring hands from start to finish. Her team was abosultely fantastic and it was very apparent they love working with her. I couldn't be happier with my results and strongly recommend her!

Giving an updated review. I've been his patient for 2 years now and he's as awesome as ever. He's…read morehad some health problems in the second half of 2020 (ended up in the emergency room and then was down and out for months) so some of the reviews might reflect that. I just met up with him again last month and he's finally bounced back but you can tell being a doctor may be taking a toll. He's still an awesome doc!

I went to make an appointment with Dr Hodge and the office was empty with no signage on the door…read moreexplaining why or if they moved. Website is still up I called the number get it busy signal every time I call and for that I'll give them thumbs down and a one star Does anyone know if he's still in business closed his doors

I had surgery with Dr Winner two years ago. She discovered stage 4 endometriosis and I had a…read morehysterectomy and endo excision. Recovery was easy, she is very skilled, and I felt safe in her care. I still see pelvic floor PT occasionally to deal with pain/scarring, but my pain is a tiny fraction of what it was. She changed my life. Thanks doc.

After five years, fibroids regrew--which is not uncommon. I went in for imaging every 10 months or…read moreso to keep track of fibroid growth and I'm glad I did. Around the five year mark, they found adenomyosis, which is a common side effect of any gynecological surgery. It appeared on my surgical sites. This isn't the doctor's fault, but it's useful to know and to get imaging for it in the years after surgery. Problem is, when I went back to Dr Winner about a 2nd myomectomy, she encouraged me to do the myomectomy--which could have further increased my Adenomyosis issue. Mine was caused by surgery. The risk of more Adenomyosis was high with another myomectomy. Also, the iron testing she does before surgery is very general--I was anemic (at 24) when her test said my iron was fine. The Adenomyosis was making me anemic (it bizarrely hoards iron in the uterus). At no point did doctor winner advise me that there were other options for treating the Adenomyosis, like HIFU and UAE--both don't require traditional surgery and have great results for fibroids and Adenomyosis while preserving the uterus and eliminating the other health issues from Adenomyosis. This isn't fair to patients. I don't regret my 2020 surgery with Dr. Winner at all, myomectomy was my only choice with a massive fibroid and Winner was 100% the right choice. But when I complained of surgical site pain at my belly button, she didn't inform me that this could be a common side effect of the surgery where bits of endometrial lining could be accidentally left there--causing, essentially, endometriosis. There are interventional radiology treatments that are outpatient for this common side effect. Finding out that crucial context on my conditions had been left out by Dr. Winner in consultations was... not trust building. Dr. Winner should give patients more well rounded advice even if it means they don't choose surgery with her. She's amazing at getting big fibroids out with virtually no scars, doing endo excision, etc., but if you have post surgical issues or adenomyosis or fibroids that are 5-7cm and under, you may want to seek other consultations with interventional radiologists. Ultimately, I traveled to another state to get uterine artery embolization to kill off the fibroids and adenomyosis, which is performed through a single vein. No scars, no need for healing up my abdominal wall, and very little risk of causing more adenomyosis. 1.5 months out, my stomach has shrunk, my inflammation is down, my cycles are cycling and I feel great. I'll go in for cryo treatment of the belly button endo soon. --But I had to do extensive research and find other options all on my own. It would've been the kind thing to do to refer me to other practitioners so I could get the results I needed--elimination of adenomyosis and reducing risk of more adenomyosis sites.

I've been seeing this guy for about a year. I got a bad case of gout which is about the same has…read morehaving a broken foot. I literally can't walk. I called their office and they told me "Dr Lacambra doesn't talk to patients over the phone you need an appointment". Super caring. This guy is also against health care reform - what a surprise. I hope some day he is trapped alone in bed for a week with a dick on the other end of the line saying "come in or suffer".

I'm a very physically fit, active and healthy person, Dr Mark Lacambra discovered early a cancer…read morenot likely to have been detected in a conventional medical physical examination. If I had not decided to pay the minimal extra cost of "concierge medicine," well, to put it simply Dr. Lacambra saved my life, and added to my quality of life and peace of mind. Individualized medical care of concierge medicine is important and if you value your life and what your future offers consider concierge medicine, if not Seattle Premier Health then please consider another concierge practice, it may be the most import decision you ever made, it was/is for me. My comments are not hyperbole it is simply a fact and would I be glad to tell my experience to anyone interested in asking.

This is my full update review (I have removed my prior). TL;DR at bottom…read more I saw Doctor Chimes around one year ago for intense hip and back pain. Right away, it was clear he cares more about his personal time than his patients. He told me he wanted yes or no answers and not explanations to his questions (and wouldn't really let me explain things in full even when it would clarify things). After my MRI, which showed multiple spinal issues (bulging, herniated, parse defect, which is a fracture) and bursitis in the hip, he gave me a shot for the bursitis that had already begun healing on its own. During this time, I continually try to tell him the pain is not in the location of the bursitis anymore. He continually ignores or even speaks over me. At the end, I am again trying to tell him I feel pain elsewhere in my hip even though there is a little reduction after the shot (but I was numbed, so of course it would hurt less). To test my pain, he had me stand up from my chair...once. Worse, when we were done and I was alone in the room, when I tried to get up to put my pants on, the pain was so intense I collapsed. This pain happened again when I got home and tried to take one step up the stairs. During our last appointment, instead of listening to me, he tells me "Your pain doesn't match the MRI", and that tells me I'm about to be dismissed, but then it got worse. He continues with, "In his professional opinion, you just need internal pelvic floor PT". Why? Because I'm a woman...and he asked me 2 or 3 YES or NO questions around sex and did not let me explain the answers... I told him I didn't think so, but he disagreed. Well, after speaking with a Pelvic Floor specialist, she disagreed with his assessment. So, instead of doing that, I went to Evergreen Sports and Spine and met with a new doctor who actually took my pain seriously. With his help and a new PT, another MRI of my hip WITH contrast (he was surprised that Dr. Chimes didn't order contrast as it's needed for specific tears in the hip), we found that I had a CAM Morphology, that should have been showing up on my other X-rays and MRIs, but apparently weren't spotted and/or reported...and that I had a tear in the Labrum of my right hip. Later, they also found I had a small pincer as well. So, a double impingement. I had to have surgery because the surgeon I spoke with next agreed that the tear was too large to not do surgery if I wanted to not be in pain. No arguing. No trying to talk me out of it. They immediately agreed it was the best course of action. I had surgery April 2nd of 2024 to remove my CAM and the Pincer they found, and then repair the labrum. While I'm still in recovery, my pain is down 80% of the time outside of flareups when I over exercise during my strength training. I would never send a woman to him, as she will be dismissed. I was in so much pain that I was crying after collapsing at the office during my last visit. The only reason I am giving this location a 2-star is because the women at the front were incredibly nice. This review is leaving out a lot of other smaller issues I had during my short time there. Maybe if you're a man, it'll be worth it, but if you're a woman, go elsewhere. I cannot, in good faith, recommend this office or Dr. Chimes. TL;DR, Dr. Chimes ignored what I said and then gave a sexist course of action due to my gender. New doctor 2 months later discovered the issue and that I needed hip surgery to remove two bone defects and a tear in my labrum. I have now had surgery and am doing well in recovery with a large reduction in pain.

Dr. Gary Chimes: My patients have had very negative, body shaming experiences. Based on things he…read moresaid to my patients, it seems likely that his fat-phobia is very strong and he leans on outdated references such as BMI. Doctors who view weight as the issue are unable to help patients get to the true root of the issue.

Fantastic surgeon. Just had shoulder replacement and all is going unbelievably well. Friendly,…read moreprofessional and appointments were easily obtained.

I have had reverse shoulder replacement surgery on each shoulder this past year, five months apart…read more What most patients say about Dr. Jurek's rapport, support, and positivity are definitely true, but of course my main concern as a patient was with the outcomes. I'm pleased to say that the outcomes so far have been far better than I had expected, with very little pain after surgery and smooth and quick recoveries. I was swinging a golf club after 6 weeks, and was playing golf just 8 weeks after my first surgery. I had a similar and even better result, with even less pain and quicker recovery time, after my second surgery. I would certainly recommend Dr. Jurek to anyone for shoulder replacement surgery, and after having worked with her through my two surgeries, I am confident that I would recommend her for any orthopedic procedure within her expertise. She is really terrific. (I should also add that she was initially recommended to me by another very highly-rated orthopedic surgeon, so she is clearly highly-regarded by her colleagues and fellow specialists as well.)