Dr. Gryc is fabulous. Office staff are also great…read more HOWEVER, hospital leadership needs replacement. They do not hire enough staff to run this office. There are not enough people to answer the phone. Also, TWICE the parking spaces should be designated as handicapped. They are always running out. That's ridiculous when many patients have limited mobility. I don't care if there are sixteen, paint thirty-two! Do you not know your clientele? Jeannine Grinnell and the rest of hospital leadership need to stop running this like a neurology factory farm. Hire more staff so patients are served and it's not an administrative sweatshop. Doctors and patients deserve better than penny-pinching, ruthless austerity. Adequate handicap parking and human beings to answer the phone should not be beyond the hospital's budget.

I had my first appointment with Dr Lundin yesterday and found him to be professional, knowledgeable…read moreand cordial in manner. He was a good listener, had sympathy for my situation, understood my symptoms and presented his options of care to me in a straightforward and understandable way. He told me what I had to do first in order to be considered for surgery which is the option I preferred. I now have a brighter outlook, am confident in him, and look forward to his help in the future.

Denied my referral, and sent me back to a different place I had already been with no explanation…read more Long response times and poor communication for someone with documented issue that i was recommended by my primary provider. Whatever their qualifications are to be seen, i'm not sure what else I needed. Hopefully getting seen by someone capable of helping you in the future isn't as difficult as getting into an Ivy League school. As for the quality of their service I can't say, but they could work on communication for sure.

Dr. Rod Oskouian is an absolutely amazing neurosurgeon when you need a true expert to perform a…read moredifficult surgery. I was told by another highly respected spinal surgeon that I could become paralyzed in both arms and not be able to feed myself soon because of the severe narrowing of my cervical spinal canal and I would need to undergo a posterior approach 4 level cervical fusion surgery which is extremely painful and difficult on the patient. He also stated that only a two level fusion could be done from an anterior approach. It took a couple of months to get a second opinion appointment with Dr. Oskouian but very well worth the wait. He did some additional tests and told me he could do a 3 level fusion from an anterior approach and this should help my current symptoms and prevent further deterioration. I decided to have Rod do the surgery and have been extremely happy with the results. I am 4 1/2 months out from surgery and doing amazingly well. A friend saw him a couple of years ago with a much less acute issue & he told her there was a chance it could resolve on it own without surgery and if she eventually did require surgery, she didn't need his skill level. She was very impressed. I am an example of someone who had a major spinal problem and he is the expert I needed!

Working with Dr. Cobbs during a really scary medical event made the process so much more bearable!…read moreHe is kind, listens well, explains things simply, and made time to answer myself and my family's questions. Not only did he do a great job on my craniotomy (no small feat!), he made me feel human and was so compassionate. I cannot recommend him and his team enough! After surgery he explained well what happened and his office answered my questions quickly via MyChart. No one else I'd trust with my actual brain! And the research work he does is incredibly inspiring, going above simply working with patients to advance care for others. Thank you Dr. Cobbs and team!

Dr Cobbs is supposed to be a brain tumor expert. His first question was "So why are you here to see…read moreme today?" He didn't pick up on my sarcasm, when I chuckled, told him it was a worry when a specialist doesn't know why a patient is there to see them, then I said, "Well, we could start with the brain tumor." He told me that my chronic headaches, which sometimes feel like my eye is being pushed out, was unrelated to my tumor, that my vision changes were unrelated to my tumor, the frontal lobe where my brain tumor is has nothing to do with higher level math or communication. He told me that he could be 100% certain it was a benign meningioma from imaging. He said he could be certain the other tumors were unrelated: three breast tumors with discordant pathology/radiology, a contrast enhanced extradural spinal mass, and Drs trying to determine if I have a single adrenal tumor or bilateral, and others. He didn't ask me about any other symptoms - such as the toe twitching that recently started. My husband started worrying when he started to repeatedly beat me at Carcassonne, which used to be 1/6 games. My son thought the tumor explained some of my personality changes. The worst, Dr Cobbs claimed that 10% of all women have this type of brain tumor! My husband joined us (via FB messenger). Afterwards, he said, "Did he just say that 10% of all women have meningioma brain tumors? I'll have to look that up." Both my husband and I have done scientific research. I even wrote to Dr Cobbs to make sure we got his message right (attached). In the communication, he then said that higher level math was in the area of concern. I'm an applied mathematician. Women beware!!!!

I have been falling for over 10 years and have been to at least 10 other doctors and specialists. I…read morehave had every test imaginable and nobody has been able to help me. I was finally recommended to go to Dr. Davis and the very first visit, she spent close to 2 hours with me checking out things that no other doctor has checked. She has put me on a medication called Carbidopa/Levodopa which has helped. She let me know that I have 100% Dystonia which no other doctor could figure out. She is also recommending for me to see one of the best Neuro-Surgeons Dr. Ko at UW for a consultation to see if I qualify for DBS (deep brain stimulation) therapy. Dr. Davis has helped me more than any other doctor and now I have hope again that my balance can be restored and not have the constant worry about falling. She is the best!

Dr. Davis and ARNP Natalie Morgan-Romain are neurologists of the highest quality. Their ability to…read moreput patience first is hands down the best I've experienced in the medical field. They both make you feel like you are their only patient. They spend time answering questions, call to check up on you, work diligently to find answers and work closely with you in finding a path of care that is ultimately directed by you the patient. They are kind, compassionate, caring medical practitioners. They've helped my daughter and me through what has been the worst time of her life with dedication and care that has been outstanding and much appreciated. The office manager, Heidi has also gone above and beyond in supporting these to and their patients in this phenomenal practice. I highly recommend them. Thank you for all you've done for my sweet girl.

The buildings are older, and because it's a large hospital, it can get quite busy. There are plenty…read moreof parking areas, but drivers often weave through the lots quickly and somewhat carelessly, which can make arriving for appointments a bit stressful. The garage parking could really benefit from clearly painted lane markings to help prevent near-misses and accidents. As for the staff, hospitals can be hit or miss, but I've only ever encountered kind and professional doctors and nurses here. Whether I'm attending my own appointments or supporting someone else, the waiting areas are generally bright, comfortable, and equipped with water dispensers and TVs. Wait times can be long, so it's a good idea to bring something to help pass the time. While signs ask patients not to use phones during appointments, staff don't seem to mind if you use your device while waiting.

This is a great hospital and I have a great team of doctors. The only bad thing is finding reliable…read moretransportation . Uber and Lyft are very expensive to make this trip. On this trip I must take four buses. And leave a few hours before the actual appointment. I also must pack a wholesome lunch , snacks and drinks. This literally reminds me of a full day trip. The doctors are great and it is good that this trip is not often. I see them virtually but come for much needed procedure.

I think there is a bit of difficulty here in communication. Her English is not always clear, and…read moreshe either does not understand or does not listen to what her patients are telling her is wrong. While she seems to know neurology, it is difficult to know for sure what is going on at times.

I'm so glad I found this doctor. He immediately understood the cause of my pain and works to find…read moresolutions other medical professionals don't seem to consider. My nerve pain is finally improving after months of debilitating head pain. I wish I'd found this practice sooner.

From the owner: Thorough evaluation. In-depth discussion. Detailed plan. Outside-the-box thinking. Compassionate…read moreand caring environment. Welcome to IHC. We can help. Really.

I had surgery years ago and am Very pleased with the…read moreoutcome. Dr Nora is thorough and cautious. He likes to try options and keep surgery for a last resort.

Peter Nora is a friend of a friend in the family.. I have an unfortunate issue that's causing…read moredebilitating pain... and I thought I could potentially get some help from this guy. My mom's best friend is a physician who spoke highly of Dr nora.. I hate to say my experience with his team has been just an unprofessional nightmare.. first I wasn't able to get an apt until November.. his team called me back ONE time which was today.. I get a call and was talked to like I was 5 years old... I was told "great news!! Dr Nora reviewed your records and said you don't need surgery" How stupid am I taken for?? I told the lady to just cancel my apt to where no other words were said... I was just hung up on LOL... sorry I wasted my time here.. I'm disappointed I would be treated this way.. I wouldn't waste my time here if I was you!!!

I started feeling numbness in my calves and feet last year and was told that it was a medication…read moreside effect. When the meds were discontinued the numbness and excruciating nerve pain continued, I researched neurologists and found Dr Yang. He examined me thoroughly and found that I have a rare auto-immune disorder whic hattacks the nerves is mostly treated with steroids. Because he also has a degree in psychiatry he understood that I'm susceptible to mania from the steroids and recommended infusions instead. I use the Polyclinic's online messaging system whenever I have a question and he gets back to me right away even though it usually takes days to hear from my other practitioners. Special room in my heart for his very special right hand, Miss Katherine. She actually left her office to come visit with me during one of my infusions and I was so moved by how much she cares.... IF it wasn't for Dr Yang's thoroughness and knowledge I would still be suffering from the pain of neuropathy.

My internist referred me for neuro symptoms and I found Dr. Yang to be excellent. Very thorough,…read morelistened well, communicated clearly, very kind. Didn't just provide diagnosis, but he also explained the why of his diagnosis, showed me the issue on the MRI and explained why he had eliminated other potential maladies. While many other neurologists were booked out for months, I fortunately was able to get a new patient appointment with Dr. Yang within 10 days. He then ordered an MRI which was taken the next day and he saw me to report on the MRI, provide diagnose and advise on a plan the next day. Everything about it was a very good experience. BTW, I've seen another review complaining because a referral was required to see Dr. Yang. In the Seattle area, I found a referral was required to see any neurologist as a new patient - so I would disregard that review.

Great Dr he took the time to explain things to me regarding my situation, a very caring Dr who…read moretakes time with a patient. He us hands on and a compassionate Dr.

Dr. Moon is a true gem. I have been to four rheumatologists over the past few years and had all…read morebut given up on rheumatology until I met Dr. Moon. Dr. Moon is incredibly bright, thorough and one of the few truly caring doctors who listens and considers a patient's thoughts and the information the we bring to the table. It is rare to find a doctor that can both explain and listen so well. He also is one of the few doctors who thinks outside of the box, and understands that our bodies are truly interconnected when searching for a solution for his patients. I have heard that many other patients like myself have gone years without someone figuring out what we have or how to help us, and not only has he figured out some of their ailments on the first visit, but even if it takes longer he is truly in it for the long-haul and won't pass us on to the next doctor in line. I recommend Dr. Moon so highly that I've reached out to my PCP, two neurologist and took a stack of his cards to share. I've never found a doctor like this and I've seen more than 20 MDs in the last decade. If you are in need of a rheumatologist see Dr. Moon.