My doctor (dr Robert cook) was very unprofessional. For the last almost 2 years I have an…read moreundiagnosed nerve issue that affects my whole body's functionality and when talking to him he was VERY dismissive and kept talking over me and focused on other issues I have. He told me "sometimes these are just things you have to live with" and "have you tried alternative medicine" also he was 10 plus minutes late making our appt even shorter. My current health issues have destroyed my life in every way and every day is a battle, I just want to be better again.

My experience today has me rethinking I want this place to be for my primary care. I went in for…read morelumps on my neck, which Ive had for over two years. Most likely theyre lingering lymph nodes. But because of pain that I'm experiencing from them, I wanted to get some imaging done to confirm that it wasnt sinister. The doctor I went in to see was not my PCP, but another doctor. She poked around my neck for maybe a minute and decided she couldnt feel anything. She was clearly rushing me thru the entire appointment and trying to get me to agree with her that I didn't feel anything. Despite me telling her I definitely did feel the lumps, she proceeds to pull up a Google image search to show me the anatomy of the neck, as if I cant recognize the difference between how my own damn neck feels on a regular basis, and as if I havent done plenty of searches on my own over the last two years about the possible diagnosis. It was a completely condescending mess of an appointment, and I want the doctors here to understand something: Your patients are with their bodies 24/7/365. You will never know our bodies as intimately as we do, especially not when you're rushing us out in under 10 mins. If you're not feeling up to doing your due diligence as a doctor, stay home, because its about the same difference for your patients. Most of your patients are living in poverty, myself included. If we take time out of our potentially multiple job having scheduele, you need to LISTEN to us, not just what you percieve of our bodies. I absolutely believe if I were not poor and went to a physisian who sees wealthier patients, I would have long ago gotten a basic ultrasound for my symptoms. I feel like these doctors have barred me from basic medical care, and I am already doing research on other doctors, who are more respectful and willing to spend time with patients instead of rushing us out.

My health has improved greatly since going to Hillman City Medical Center for a couple years now…read more Dr. Thuy Do has been especially insightful and proactive in helping me manage long-term wellness rather than just treating symptoms; and attentive, always taking the time to listen and tailor care to my specific needs and my well-being as a whole. At 70 I am healthier now then I was at 50. The staff is courteous, efficient, and they remember your name. I have recommended the practice to my adult daughter, and she too is impressed by the thorough and supportive care provided.

Very neat clinic in the Hillman area of Seattle…read more I normally get my annual visits done at the PolyClinic. My doctor called out and they wanted to schedule me three months later. I called Hillman City medical to see if I could have an annual visit/labs done. They scheduled me for the following week. I went in and to my surprise, had a very thorough initial intake/work up done. Labs were done right in the room versus me heading to a lab and waiting to be called. I was only expecting my usual cholesterol and metabolic panel labs. I reported eczema and coughing during the middle of the night. I had a steroid inhaler prescribed for my night coughing fits I had ever since my COVID infection. I had been finding myself coughing every week or two since catching COVID as an awakening call in the middle of the night. I had many restless nights from the intense, successive coughing and each time, I tested negative. After two months of inhaler use, I haven't had a single coughing fit. Amazing. For my eczema, I had tacrolimus prescribed. I stopped picking up my medication because my insurance restricted the drug to prior authorization only and had been using steroids for eczema flares. The clinic was able to quickly appeal insurance and I was able to pick up the medication. Aside from thorough work up, the part I thought was neat was Dr Đang Do went and discussed my coughing fit with the other physician. Having one doctor is great but when they share their knowledge amongst each other, even better.

Used the automated system to cancel my first appointment with Dr. Waterman - 3 days before my…read morescheduled appointment (On Monday - my appointment was Thursday). Clearly the system didn't work as I got a form letter regarding my 'no show'. However - what really upset me was the personalized note I received at the bottom of the form letter: "We are very busy in the clinic and need appointment slots for other patients. We appreciate that you not make appointments you can't keep" It was signed by Dr. Waterman - not sure if she or her office wrote the note. Either way it was in bad form to write a shame note at the bottom for a new patient. I will definitely not be seeing her/or anyone at pacific hill if this is the way they treat new / existing patients. Their systematic mishap/bug results in a personalized nasty gram? Not that their office cares as they are so busy. Its hard enough to find a doctor, let alone one you can trust - not going to trust someone who felt the need to shame me before meeting me- or doing their homework that their systems were down. Pretty sure that is why Form Letters exist - to avoid someone writing their own personal feelings and making customers (because its America, we pay for treatment) angry or feel as though they can't entrust the individuals in who we place our most intimate needs.

Dr. Waterman was recommended to me by my former boss when I needed a new doctor, and both my…read morecoworker (at the time) and I both ended up seeing her... so our entire office was getting treated by Dr. Waterman. For good reason! She is friendly, very intelligent, and I feel comfortable speaking with her about any concerns or questions without it being awkward. It also helps that things are explained in ways that make sense, not in a bunch of medical gobbledygook. Sometimes she is a little hard to schedule, as she is obviously very busy, but she is competent and definitely someone I would recommend.

My very nervous 11 year old daughter's first checkup with this new doctor went so well I actually…read moregot teary eyed. She spent a lot of time connecting with her and helping her be comfortable, listened with compassion, answered questions with science, and made everything seem so normal. She's young and energetic and enthusiastic and knowledgeable. She taught my kid a relaxation technique to help her cope with her anxiety, which my daughter used to cope with her 3 shots. I'm hoping we will be going to Dr. Patel for many, many years to come!

Provider was good, billing needs work. They billed me the entire about rather than applying…read moreinsurance deductible when I stated this was in accurate. They came after me with a collections. They now see the error after doing a 3 way call with insurance.

Today was the first time I've been to this facility. I didn't know where to park but there's a free…read moreparking lot across the street from the main door. In the garage, it cost money but it's pretty reasonable. Less than $3 if it's under 2 hrs. I was there for a mammogram, so when you enter the facility, no need to check in at the main door, just follow the sign to Mammogram and check in with the front desk there. Once inside, the tech, Terry walked me to the locker room, gave me a hospital cape, and told me to take off my shirt and bra (if I take off my pants, she's going home. Haha) and put my personal belongings in the locker then head to the waiting room. After that, she walked me to the room and showed me the positions to take the scan. Terry was really nice, friendly and pleasant. The experience was not as bad as I thought. The level of care was superb. I was expecting the worst since I read another Yelpers experience before coming. Almost had me cancelled the appointment but I'm glad I didn't. Terry explained the process and what to expect so I was pretty grateful for a good first time experience.

i can actually say i going to live much !!! longer my physical checkup was unbelievable!!!! dr vu…read moreis fabulous!!!! i recommend this to everyone and anyone else you want to have someone care about you special kp

Small location, mostly primary care, but they do have radiology, lab, and pharmacy. Lab is small,…read moreso it's SUPER quick. Pharmacy is also pretty fast (compared to the Capitol Hill location). Good size parking lot, masks and sanitizer at the door, and plenty of comfortable seating in the small waiting area.

Dr John is a caring and thoughtful doc who takes time to listen to his patients!…read more I've been seeing him for years along with my entire family.

Dr. John listens. He is very knowledgeable. He knows many alternatives to the alternatives, meaning…read morehe helps people avoid getting ill in the first place. For those, like me, who find him later, he helps people get better and stay better. And he isn't pushy. He works with you, even if you have ideas. He discusses several routes to full health. Wish there were more Drs. John in the world.

I called for an appointment as a new patient as I'm new to the Seattle area. The women who took my…read morecall said that I need to call my regular doctor. I told her that I moved to the Seattle area and she didn't care. I said, that's weird, my feet hurt. And she was skeptical that I was asking for a letter of disability so she said that I was weird. DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE. This place is a joke.

Dr. Liaw is one of those old fashion family doctors which are pretty rare in medical professions…read moretoday. He spent 20 to 30 minutes for each of our visits and inquired status of our health. He will also provide recommendations when deemed appropriate. He is truly interested in our well being. My husband has been his patient for about 10 years. We would certainly recommend him, especially for seniors and patients speaking Mandarin. The only complaints I have are his office is quite far from my house and he does not see patients everyday, but his office open four days a week, especially on Saturday which was very useful for my husband.

My husband got problem with his blood pressure, took pills as your advice…read more After few days, his health condition got worse, called to report, and you said " the side affect you told me, isn't on the list of pills' side affection, i have so many things need to do, would you please stop bothering me by calling and ask about this? " Is that how you treat your clients? We will change our doctor, and never come back, nor recommend to any of ours relatives, clients, friends come to seek for your treatment.