This review is for the pediatrics only. We love this faculty and are surprised by the number of bad…read morereviews. I'm so sorry those families had those experiences! I'm adding this review for another experience. My two kids have been coming here since birth on the recommendation of a friend. At this point, I think we've seen all of the doctors and had excellent medical care. My concerns are listened to with kindness, empathy, and understanding. Everything is explained in a respectful way. We've been there for colds, viruses, alllllll the Covid tests during the pandemic, broken bones, pneumonia, mental health concerns, and more complicated problems. There is an in-house xray machine, radiologist, bloodwood, vaccine clinic, and probably more. The front desk staff have been friendly. The lobby and medical rooms are clean and comfortable. The location is easy access and we love grabbing lunch or coffee after a doctor's appointment.

Literally unable to get ahold of anyone here. How do people contact their doctors when needing to…read moreask a question or schedule an appt. Getting a bit frustrated to the point we may switch doctors. Also want to add they recently updated their online portal, but didn't actually notify anyone this was happening. Pretty atrocious service for a doctor's office.

My mother was admitted here with a broke tibia. She needed surgery but because of her age and…read moredementia it was going to be tough go for her. Her nurses and the doctors were very attentive and communicative throughout and the surgery went well. Unfortunately she has had multiple health issues over the last few years, and with her dementia we weren't surprised when she didn't fully recover from the anesthesia. In the end she passed away, with all of us there. The doctors and nurses were able supportive without being intrusive. It was clear that they cared and were upset that they had somebody under their care pass away. We do not blame them as many might when losing a loved one in a hospital, for we knew that her dementia had just taken so much from her and that in the end we knew she had just decided that she had enough and was ready to move on. Losing your mother is a terrible experience. Explaining to your father who also has dementia that his wife is gone, over and over, is just soul crushing. The staff at UW were very comforting and helpful and of this terrible situation this was the only light that was visible during this tragedy.

This is tough, because how do you rate a hospital where you lose a loved one? Buckle up, this one…read morewill be long... We started off with her in a hospital in a city approx. an hour north of Seattle where they placed her in the ICU awaiting a bed at UW. She was there nearly a week before finally getting a bed. That hospital cared for her, but they really didn't have the resources to manage the depth of the medical trauma she was in and sadly the day she was transferred was the last we ever were able to share communication in a normal capacity. (We did not know things were that bad at this point.) And yes, I'm going to be intentionally vague in some places regarding the medical history. She arrived around 11pm on Thursday. The EMTs called to let us know she safely arrived and that the hospital staff was getting her set up. The following morning we called the number provided to see what time visiting hours were or how that was set up. Once we finally were able to reach a doctor, we were advised she was on a feeding tube and unable to communicate, that things had taken a turn for the worst and we should get there immediately. Why WE had to call them rather than the other way around is wild. We should have been informed of the rapid decline immediately because we would have rushed sooner. We high tailed it to Seattle, parked and entered the construction maze that is Montlake. It's a hike from the parking garage to the ICU and once inside you're asked to wear a mask, a gown, and gloves for patient safety. We met with the attending doctor who explained the decline in condition, how that may have happened and were apologized to regarding the lack of communication. We made it clear whom to contact when and thankfully got that cleared up. Spent the whole day in the ICU and went back to sleep as only one person can stay overnight. The next morning we arrived super early and conditions had worsened. We had the hard conversations with the doctors regarding doing nothing, middle of the road, or aggressive treatment that could potentially make things worse. We asked for middle of the road and received detailed explanation as to what that meant. The following morning we called early to check on her status and were told they pulled her feeding tube. We had NOT agreed to that and were incredibly upset when we arrived. We had 3 different doctors in a private room explaining to us that it was in her best interest, but no real explanation as to why they didn't inform us that was necessary or that it was happening. Again with the lack of communication entirely. This is literally a life and death situation, which is clearly something they experience regularly daily and I'm baffled at the inability to communicate with the living relatives something so critical to share. We stayed late that night so she wouldn't be alone. The nurse told us we could leave because she probably only had hours left and this wouldn't be something we would want to witness. So we said our goodbyes and left expecting to get a call shortly about her passing. The next morning we wake early, no calls had been made. We called the hospital and found out she was still going so we rushed down to spend the day with her. She lived another 24 hours. We're thankful we had that time even though she was not able to see move or communicate with us. It's a heart wrenching place to be in and nobody is having a good time. The doctors and nurses all were very compassionate and take great care of their patients from what we experienced. Our big issue was the lack of communication.

This Place saved my life 3 times 1. Asthma attack…read more 2. Sreveal allergies. (when the other hospitals just said, give him Benadryl I stayed alive in the urgent care and cow because my mom told me to stay calm)

I have 2 kids aged 9 and 4 months and they've always taken great care and been quick with seeing my…read morechildren. We've come like 4-5 times since I've been a mom. Always good care, for bad flu symptoms and one time my older daughter shoved a Googley eye up her nose and they got it out I don't know what ER all these 1-2 star reviews have been seeing but I've never seen children's dirty or waited long.

Lovely experiences here with wonderful nurses and great food. I've stayed here three times and the…read morecare is super quick inpatient. Although when outpatient something like a dietitian appointment could take two months for availability vs the two hours it would take inpatient.

i have been at children's 3 times this week because my granddaughter has had an unusual fever. it's…read morebeen a week and today an email comes and says she has ecoli in her pee. I call to see after a week she can get antibiotics and was told we had to go to the er again cuz she could be septic now. I'm in the er and have been here for 3 hours and no care yet. I'm pissed. Hope that now after a week my granddaughter doesn't loose kidney function due to the non care we have receive.

This location has been closed for awhile. It is now moved primarily to the U-village location…read more We have had good support from that crew for more than a decade. Unfortunately our family doctor is leaving to go out of state.

Very grateful to the doctors and staff at this Swedish location. My son and I are both patients of…read moredoctor Miller's and followed him over here from South Lake Union. This location has a much cozier feel and the parking situation is much better. All that aside, my 14 month old son has had a few scares and the staff has always been able to fit us in same day with other doctors. Being able to reach an actual human being when I call was such a welcomed surprise when time is of the essence. Dr. Miller is just all around amazing. I almost didn't write this review because he's always booked out about a month in advance. My son and I are able to do back to back appointments and the convenience is everything when you're a single mom. Dr. Miller finally got me back on my proper meditation after my son was born. I thought I was going to have to jump through the hoops that always come along with that, but he made it easy and made me feel so comfortable. I finally feel balanced and like me again. Thanks guys! You're amazing.

If your problem is 'major' they do a good job and are efficient (bleeding, acute abdominal pain,…read moreetc). If your issue is less immediate, the wait can seem interminable. Much of the care is delivered by nurse practitioners which has its good and bad sides. On the plus side, they are communicative and friendly. On the other hand, I've been unimpressed with their diagnostic skills.

I had to leave without receiving any care. The app wouldn't…read morelet me get in line. They wouldn't let me know how long I had to wait. Every time I checked the app the option to get in line was NOT AVAILABLE. They will only see you if you get in line.

The care that I have received at Natural Medicine of Seattle has been exceptional. From treating…read moresinus infections to systemic chronic issues to receiving iron infusions when anemic, I am so grateful for the care, empathy, and kindness I've received at NMOS. Appointments are long enough to have a conversation and for your provider to "see the whole picture" - and actually get to know you. I've always been treated as a "whole person" instead of just as a number or as a disease. I appreciate that my provider always provides options and involves me in decisions and encourages autonomy. I see Kara Menzer N.D. (who is wonderful and HAES aligned) related to women's health and Ian McLogan N.D. (Also gender affirming and HAES aligned) for everything else - and I am so so so immensely grateful for him. Dr. McLogan is absolutely everything I've ever and could ever want in a PCP. He's brilliant, compassionate, honest, down to earth, and a truly wonderful human being.

Dr Ian Mclogan has been the best at at helping me to navigate the complexities of dealing with…read morewestern medicine. He helps to break things down so they make sense and provides a comprehensive picture so I can create a path forward for my health. Whenever I see him, I feel more empowered and not so much like a victim and patient when I'm in my western medicine world. He can cut through endless supplements I've tried and suggest things that could be a good fit for me because he understands the system so well and can work with it He truly is an amazing resource and a great person to talk to.

This place was great they squeezed me in even though they were short on hands and I didn't have an…read moreappointment I am just glade they got me in they gave me a great doctor after a bit of a wait she figured out what that I basically sprained my shoulder even though it took a while she gave me a sling, physical therapist, no fun and sent me home.