Dr. Johnson has been my primary care provider for years. Now that she's started her own practice,…read moreI hope to continue seeing her for years to come. Dr. Johnson treats the patient rather than their symptoms. I feel like a participant in managing my health and value the fact that my doctor responds to my questions completely and with concern. She listens. The Trivas Family Medicine model allows the patient time to be heard and provides for a strong patient doctor relationship. While small, the clinic still offers the amenities of a larger clinic. I love that I can schedule my appointments online!

Dr. Johnson is an amazing doctor and an all around decent human being who is caring, nurturing ,…read morepatient and a great listener!! I have never found another clinic and/ or doctor that has treated me with as much respect and understanding as Dr. Johnson. Also... she always has the best referrals to help you!

I found Dr. Harrington when I was looking for a family doctor in West Seattle, mainly for my…read morehusband and my daughter who was due to be born. I had a long standing relationship with my doctor who was also near my place of work, so I didn't feel the need for a new doctor at the time. Five years later, Dr. Harrington is still my daughter's doctor, as well as my husband's and my infant son. We have experienced nothing but excellent service by everyone that works at his practice, and even more so from him. This also goes for his walk in urgent care which is an amazing and important service for our neighborhood. They have been so helpful to my mom when she was visiting from out of state to both my children when they were sick. My kids and husband love Dr Harrington and I respect him a great deal. I have been through some ok doctors at the polyclinic and while though they were extremely expensive, they also seemed extremely rushed and I never felt like they were really listening to me when I had issues. But not Dr. Harrington. One incident I will never forget was when I was pregnant with my 2nd child and the last month of my pregnancy I developed asthma (when the the wildfires occured). At the time every nurse and doctor I came across diagnosed it as allergies, acid reflux, a cold. I suffered through it, even having to sleep sitting up. The coughing was not as bad in the hospital when my my son was born. However, a day after I was released from the hospital I ended up going to the ER because it came back and felt worse than before (unfortunately Dr. H's urgent care was closed late that night). The ER doc said it was probably just a cough and hopefully it will subside. The next day we brought our newborn in to see Dr. Harrington and he noticed my coughing while he was checking my son. Even though I wasn't one of his patients he asked to check my breathing because he thought I had asthma. Well he was right and he immediately had his nurse set up a nebulizer (i think that's what it was) and also prescribed me medicine an inhaler and medicine. Within a day I was finally feeling better after a month of suffering. As I previously mentioned, most of the doctors I have dealt with in the past as a patient, and someone who works for a well known hospital in Seattle, Dr. Harrington and his practice has provided my family with better service than anyone else in the area has to offer. I hope he realizes what an impact he has made in this community.

Dr. Harrington has already helped me significantly improve my health despite taking over as my…read moreprimary care physician only a few months ago. He is kind, compassionate, caring, patient, and attentive. In sharp contrast to my experiences with my previous physician at one of the big clinics in Seattle, I never feel rushed when I see Dr. Harrington. For the first time in decades, I feel like I have a true partner who is committed to improving my health outcomes. It has been easy to schedule appointments with Dr. Harrington and he follows up with me after our visits. He also diagnosed a serious health issue that had been undiagnosed and untreated for years. If you are looking for a traditional family doctor, I highly recommend Dr. Harrington.

I have been seeing Dr. Harrington for two years and he and his office staff have always been…read moreamazing. Through two physicals and other minor maladies, Dr. Harrington has listened, cared, and treated everything while being reassuring, patient and kind. I have also worked a few times with the nurse practitioners who were also amazing. The fact they have an urgent care clinic after hours is also very impressive showing their dedication to serving our neighborhood's medical needs. My final point to show Dr. H's caring bedside manner, for two separate physicals he has called in-person (once even on a Saturday afternoon) to discuss my blood test results. Highest recommendations...

Dr Harrington is a fantastic doctor with a realistic approach to treating patients. He is straight…read moreforward and honest which I appreciate. I've the past 10 years he and his staff have always made me and my family feel like a priority and always provide phenomenal service and care. His level of personal touch and care is second to none

I do NOT hand five-star reviews out like candy. Someplace that gets everything right gets four…read more Five requires extraordinary effort. I've been seeing Dr. Couret at this clinic for about a year and a half and I have had exemplary care from the first day, when I dropped by in order to select a new doctor (having moved to the neighborhood recently). I asked one of the front desk receptionists which doctors best fit my criteria, and they quickly recommended two of them. I looked over their little autobiographical summaries, and asked if I might be able to interview Dr. Couret for about five minutes. I'd made the same request an hour earlier at another clinic, and was told "no, the doctor's very busy. You can make an appointment. We have an opening in about five weeks." But here, the answer was "He's pretty busy through the end of the day. Would it be okay if he called you at home tomorrow morning?" Well, sure! "Did you want to make an appointment?" I figured I'd probably better, if the interview went well. "We have a slot tomorrow morning." Woah! Really? How about the day after, so can at least talk to the doc first? No problem. By the time that was all taken care of, it was five p.m., and Dr. Couret popped out of the door ready to head home for the day, spotted me, said "Are you Dave?" and invited me back on the spot to ask him questions. Since then I've interacted with his assistant (always cheerful and polite, and quite good at giving shots with a minimum of ouch), the clinic phlebotomist (I hate having blood drawn, but she's remarkably good at getting the needle in and the blood out quickly and often painlessly), and various receptionists (who rarely leave me standing long before calling me forward, and if they're really busy, usually at least acknowledge that they've seen me). About half the time I'm coming in on short notice or unannounced. (I'm sick! Fix me now! I don't think I've ever had to wait more than a couple of days for an appointment, and about half the time, Dr. Couret squeezes me into his schedule that day (if I call, say, before 10am). I have seen other doctors a couple of times when "my" doctor wasn't available. They did not seem any less competent than my doc. The urgent care clinic used to be upstairs. Now it's folded in with the family practice downstairs, and probably will be transitioning more toward the related CityMD facility a block away. But, last year, when I showed up with a head wound, the urgent care crew ended up staying more than an hour after closing to make sure my head was stitched up and taken care of. There's a lot more I could say, about how one of Dr. Couret's diagnoses turned out to be literally life-changing for me, or how I learned about how the office environment is extraordinary in how non-discriminatory and supportive it is of all staff members regardless of gender, ethnicity, or other such categories, but this is already a crazy long review, so I won't. If you show up *anywhere* unannounced, your wait time is going to be mostly a matter of luck as to how many other crises showed up before you, and medical professional are still human; they will sometimes make mistakes. They've made a few minor ones with me. Nevertheless, I have found, overall, the quality of care here to be among the best I've ever had in my life, and if I were offered a job that meant I had to change health care providers, I would not accept it. They're that good. ------- A couple of comments on some of the previous reviews: "They prioritize basic doctor appointments over serious traumatic injuries." The 'basic doctor appointments' are a different pool of doctors than the urgent care ones; they just share a building. "[Receptionists should let walk-in patients] know there is an emergency in the back room which could take an hour to clear up. Give your clients the option to go elsewhere." How would they know? The doctors in back have time to come out and tell them? Shouldn't the doctors stay in back and keep working? And will the doctors even _know_ how long it will take? Maybe. Maybe not. And yet, another review complains that the walk-in clinic wouldn't let them wait when they showed up at 6, the clinic closes at 7, and there was an hour wait, thus *giving that client a chance to go elsewhere*! Nobody should get a 1-star review because they're *busy*.

I am a patient of Marty Couret. My best evaluation of his services are as follow:…read more1. He is a listener before he prescribes anything. Oh yes, and he also remembers 2. He is kind and always treats me with respect. 3. He is very knowledgeable and will get information from me. 4. I live on Vashon and he does virtual calls. 5. He responds quickly to emails. His nurse, Salote is the best. 6. He always has time person. 7. He is, in short, what I would hope to have as my legacy, "He is a genuinely good person!" 8. In my granddaughter's terms, "He is da bomb and not cringe." Steve N.

I'm very appreciative of Ryan as my doctor. Having availability to see him on short notice and…read morewith frequency has greatly improved my attitude about seeking help in health care. More importantly, he is very kind and has a good sense of humor.

The type of care Dr. Wendy gives should be the standard model of care! Why is medicine so…read moreexpensive? Because you usually pay the middle man or insurances and you don't even get a chance to see the Dr. at all. NOT HERE! She is so compassionate, devoted, and knows her craft. I'm so tired of people throwing medications in my face to fix everything. She definitely looks at the whole body perspective and that is amazing.

this is the second time i've used this swedish facility for lab work. i am not reviewing any of the…read moredoctors here, to be clear. the first visit was in the summer and i literally walked in at 7:30 and was out within 10 min. this second trip was in the winter and i walked in for lab work at 8am to a full waiting room. the check in procedure isn't immediately clear, especially if you've never been here before. there's a person seated at a computer and a clipboard on the counter adjacent to them. you come in and sign in, and the person will ask you if you have lab work to do, who the doctor is ordering it and your name. once you've done the verbal and written check in, you sit down and wait for your name to be called. i usually ask the phlebotomist to use a butterfly and the last time i was here, the person told me they didn't have any; seemed odd to me. i try to be polite and not tell these people how to do their jobs however i've been told by enough people that they appreciate a patient knowing their body and giving them tips to extract blood painlessly and successfully. it seems to be the luck of the draw (pun intended) as to who you get and how they treat you but what i aim to avoid with small veins is having someone cocky digging around and leaving me with bruises. this visit, since it was essentially standing room only, one of the techs came out and offered me a rolling stool to sit on, which i thought was super nice. i waited close to 30 min to be called back but once they did start calling people, the waiting room emptied out and you could tell they were working their hardest to get through the list of names and people waiting. the person who actually took my blood did a great job, used a butterfly and i was in and out in 5min! special shout out to the person i checked in with at the beginning who called me up to verify/clarify the tests the doctor wanted completed since we'd had multiple back and forth mychart conversations and there were multiple orders. it all got cleared up and i was on my way having had a pretty good experience except for the initial wait, which may not be able to be avoided at certain times of the day.

Will not return calls when you opt for a return call instead of waiting on the phone. Nurse claims…read moreto have called you two times on your cell phone but no missed calls or messages at that number. When you get through and complain about no return call for 4 days after a positive COVID diagnosis, the nurse gives you incorrect information and refuses to prescribed Paxlovid. She said i couldn't get it because i am over 65. Did my research and CDC says I SHOULD get it based on my age. She had it completely backwards. Feel confident in the care they are giving? This clinic has deteriorated very badly since December 2020. Very unfortunate to have a great neighborhood medical practice run into the ground like this. Switching to online care with Plushcare. Used them after the Swedish nurse gave me bad info and they were great. Fast, responsive, informed and responsive. I rated them 5 stars!

I am a physician who has been referring patients to Dr. Karmali for seven or eight years (maybe…read moremore?) and after years of seeing her work (from the outside) and hearing patients tell me about her, I would say that Dr. Karmali is easily one of the best primary care doctors in town. Her best quality is that she really listens to patients. It's so often that patients come in presenting with one thing, but if you take a few moments to talk with them, you discover that is not the real issue at all. For example a patient coming in with elbow pain, where she finds out it's not just a presentation of elbow pain but really the patient is extremely stressed and clenching their arms at night, causing elbow pain. So the real problem is anxiety not elbow pain. Dr. Karmali actually takes the moments needed to find that out. My patients love her and I appreciate having a skilled physician to refer to when I want to have a MD on board. In a world of seven minute office visits, where you walk in, get a scrip for your "problem," and walk out, it's rare to find a MD who actually practices such caring and quality medicine. I truly can't recommend Dr. Karmali highly enough, Swedish is beyond lucky to have her!

Dr. Karmali is the best doctor I've ever had, and I've had great doctors in the past. I visited her…read moretowards the end of last year as a new patient and she spent about 30 minutes getting to know me before checking everything that I asked her to. She made me feel comfortable and relaxed every step of the way, talking me through everything. Dr. Karmali is extremely kind, attentive, gentle, humble, and calming. She went to UW Med School, so extra points for that! Another cool thing is that Swedish uses MyChart, an online personal health record system where you can see your medical history, appointments, messages from your doctor, etc. Strangely, when I called to make an appointment, the receptionist said that Dr. Karmali did not have any openings until January 2015. However, when I went online to MyChart, I saw multiple openings between now and the end of the year. I ended up making an online appointment with Dr. Karmali for early December and cancelling my phone-made appointment with another doctor at Swedish. I am so excited to go see Dr. Karmali again soon!

The best doctor visit I've ever had. She's totally non-judgmental (I'm part of an alternative…read morelifestyle that effects my medical needs) and really cared about listening to my concerns, explaining anything I needed explained until I understood it. When I mentioned my family members (also patients, but it was my first time there), she quickly recalled who they were and spoke knowledgeably about them. UWMedical also does a thing where you can get test results online and email with the doctor if you have any questions; this is very convenient.

I've been seeing Lucy Hwang since 2015, and she has been great! The reason why I start to see her…read moreis that I was living in U district and she can speak Mandarine which can be useful for me as I don't know most medical terms. Lucy just helped me with my pap smear this January annual check, and I have to say, this time is so much better than the one I did in UW Hall Health Center.

I brought my niece to this clinic for a dental appointment and I found it very professional and…read morefriendly. My niece (4) was comfortable and cooperated, which is a very good thing because we'll be heading back for a filling in a few weeks. I'd rate this clinic just as highly as I would the high priced children's dentist I bring my children to.

Frustrated with Appointment Handling…read more I am very disappointed with Highpoint Medical staff on September 11, 2025. I had an appointment scheduled for 3:15 PM, made a week and a half in advance, already delaying care for a medical concern because that was the soonest available time. When I arrived, I was told the provider was out sick. I was informed that "we called you," but I never received any message. Even if I had, the issue remains -- I still needed to be seen. When I asked what my options were, the only response was essentially "the provider is sick." No alternatives, no backup plan, no advice, no option to wait and be seen by another provider. When I asked when I could be seen, I was told the next available appointment wasn't until September 19th -- another full week of waiting. So, everyone who had an appointment that day was simply pushed out another week, as if our health concerns did not matter. This felt disrespectful and dismissive, as though my appointment and my medical needs were unimportant. A clinic should have a backup plan for patients when a provider is unexpectedly unavailable. Sadly, this experience showed a lack of preparation and care for patient needs.

I highly recommend this practice/medical team. Both Austin and Alicia, the office staff/medical…read moreassistants, are always are SO friendly and go the extra mile to help patients. Any questions/scheduling needs are addressed quickly, their billing is very transparent/affordable and my appointments are always on time. Dr. Scott Greenspahn is very knowledgeable and has helped push me to make progress with both mental and physical health in ways that I am comfortable with. He collaborates to make individualized plans with his patients and checks in on the progress that was made every single visit. He also is fun to talk to and has a great sense a humor. What more could you ask for a doctor?! I moved to Washington a couple of years ago and knew nothing about navigating medical care in a new state. Prior to finding Coho, I called SO many different practices and either did not receive a call back, was overcharged, or was seen by a doctor who did not spend any time getting to know me/didn't care about my overall health. I was frustrated and close to giving up before I found Coho. This practice provided a completely different experience and my opinion is that this is the way health care should be handled by all medial professionals. I would recommend this practice to all of my friends, family, and anyone who is looking for a doctor that actually cares.

After years of hard drug abuse, my husband and I came to Dr. Scott Greenspahn out of desperation to…read moresave our lives. We tried everything and nothing worked. Until he put us on the Suboxone program. We have both remained abstinent, with zero relapses. Dr. Scott has an educated, intimate knowledge of how to successfully keep his patients safe and comfortable on Suboxone, and even more importantly how to get us off. Stopping this medication is a long, arduous process and Dr. Scott has the exact protocol to do so SUCCESSFULLY. He has stuck by us through the years and has singlehandedly KEPT us clean, sober and thriving!