Dr. Ma is one of the best physicians I have ever had the pleasure to have as a provider. I've been…read morein healthcare for over 30 years and she exceeds all expectations as a physician. She is patient, takes her time, listens to you as a person and a patient. She is attentive, compassionate, sensitive. She has never been rushed. I can't say enough about her. Shes the best!

I've been a patient of Dr. Kimball (of and on) for 20 years. I had to switch doctors for awhile due…read moreto insurance reasons, but was very relieved when I was able to start seeing her again. She is very caring, listens well, and takes time during the appointments to truly get to the bottom of things. Most doctors I've been to are in a rush, but Dr. Kimball always makes me feel like she really cares about me and my health.

I saw Dr. Kimball for about a year, and had many appointments with her. She put me on meds which…read morehad some pretty strong (and completely expected) side-effects, but when I told her I was having them she dismissed my claim and told me I wasn't. I believed her and stayed on the meds for about 9 months, before having to go off temporarily for unrelated reasons. Lo and behold, the side effects I "wasn't having" went away. I am still suffering and recovering from the long period of those side effects. If she had taken the time to talk with me, or made me feel like I could ask her questions without annoying her and wasting her time, this could have been avoided. Her dismissive attitude was fairly common. She seemed like she wanted to move me through as fast as possible, either by throwing medicine at me, dismissing my concerns, or sending me to another doctor. I stopped going to her, and do not recommend her. I just felt dumb every time I saw her, like I was being a burden. Hopefully there are better doctors out there...

Both my wife and I are delighted having Dr. Rao as our primary care physician. She has fabulous…read morecommunication skills and a very organized presentation with diagnoses. Finding a good doctor who is also personable can be difficult and we feel quite lucky!

Was assigned Dr Rao when my doctor retired. She said she "was not convinced I was using my CPAP"…read moretho I said I was. Was surprised cuz she basically accused me of lying for saying I was using it but I didn't say anything. On my next annual exam I came back with print out from my sleep doctor documenting that that was using it. I explained to her what she said and that I wanted to prove I was using it. She said thank you for bringing to her attention and I should always bring up something to the doctor, and I'm right in doing so. She was sorry if she upset me "but going forward I should see a different doctor". I couldn't believe this. I had not been confrontational, argumentative, raised my voice, or used bad language. After looking at reviews, I have seen that she has told other people not to come to her again. I informed Virginia Mason of this but they never got back to me. That is why I'm posting review. Because the more people they see that she told them never to come back to her again and post that she has told them to go elsewhere, the more Virginia Mason will believe patients over her. She backpeddled after I told her that she said she wasn't convinced I was using my CPAP. Said she must have meant something else. But I really didn't see any other way of taking that. And the next day when she sent me results for my labs, she said good luck with your further healthcare. I responded on her treatment of me because I know nurses read those emails before Dr does and they can know what's going on too. She back pedaled and said she was just letting me know I am welcome to see other providers and have options. No. She's straight up told me going forward I should see someone else. Highly recommend avoiding the doctor.

New patient. Left my ID at home, foolishly. I offered to go and get it, and gave them a credit…read morecard with my picture on it in the meantime. Sat and waited for an hour. Friedman strode in looking harried and asked "What are you here for today?" with a puss on his face. Before I finished answering, he interrupted with "Look, I can't see you without an ID." I said "I told the receptionist I could go get it. I live about two blocks away." "If you're not happy with the care, you can go somewhere else." So I did. Very strange and unpleasant interaction. My fault for not having an ID, but what an A-hole. Best I can figure, I was labeled suspicious for not having my ID and shown the door. He also wouldn't give me my chart when I left. Not recommended.

The last time I'd classify one of my doctors as "good" was when I was a kid and my family practice…read moredoc was a marvel. Engaging, patient, unhurried and knowledgeable. Sure he once broke both legs jumping off a boat into 4' deep water and getting medical advice from a dude with giant casts on both of his legs was a little suspect, but I digress. Since that doctor I've had a long string of managed care zombies. Every single one has made a snap judgment based on the first symptom or two they heard and hustled me along. I had one doc say "You need to lose some weight" based on my BMI, not bothering to note that I was at the time a bodybuilder with single digit body fat (his advice would be correct nowadays, but again I digress). Dr. Friedman, who I chose totally at random as the nearest doctor who took my insurance, has been an unexpected joy. He's very kind, listens to his patients, doesn't rush you at all and seriously knows his stuff. He has also worked in the area for a very long time and has extensive connections in the local medical community. I've gotten a couple of referrals from him and they both worked out wonderfully. To be fair his office is a little dated-feeling and could use a facelift, but that hasn't affected the quality of care I've received at all. I'd much rather have a great doctor with a 70's-feeling office than a mediocre doctor in a state of the art facility, which seems all too common these days.

Love the attention my son gets here. Dr takes her time and really spends time asking the right…read morequestions. They are truly passionate about what they do!

After 2 years removed from a horrible situation with our daughter, I am finally writing a review,…read moreas we have all the documents and conversions that Tracy had behind our back as parents. She made our situation worse with her lies, insinuations on our family dynamics that weren't truthful, and drew conclusions with no real historical knowledge or interactions to be doing so. I would stay as far away from this "dr" and clinic as possible, as they aren't advocates for you or your children. You think you are going there for "natural" care, however they will sell you out to Seattle Children's and other large hospitals to make a quick buck.

Dr. Troiano has been my primary care physician for the last year. She is always very friendly. I…read moreusually book my visits in the middle of a workday, and she is always on-time and doesn't waste any. I struggle with mild anxiety, and sometimes I get really freaked out about medical stuff. She's always been very understanding and usually responds to MyChart messages within 2 days. If you're looking for a primary care physician in Seattle, I cannot recommend her highly enough.

Dr Troiano has been my doctor for 9 months. I can not recommend her to anyone. I very much liked…read moreher at first but now realize that either she can not care about her patients at all, or she knowingly works for a clinic that does not care for its patients. She came off strong and sounded like she knew what she was doing. Yet she overdosed me with a med the first month out, I am blind and she changed my meds dosage and did not tell me. She was asked the first visit if she could refer me to an oncologist for cancer followup, it took her 8 months and she could not do it, I finally found an oncologist myself and had to beg for her to send the referral, this also happened with diabetes followup, and other referrals, she never once got a referral the first, second or third time asking, and she constantly sent you to the wrong people, I was giving a referral to prostate cancer, I am female and had breast cancer. She refused for months to set up my meds in script talk a reasonable accommodation for blind individuals. Between her and the pharmacist it took 7 months, once it was finally done, the doctor asked me to bring all the meds I finally got after waiting for 7 months to her office, where her nurse stole them, they all disappeared never to be seen again and no one will say what happened, and it has been 7 weeks and I still don't have replacements for those meds. The list of incompetence with this doctor and her staff is so high, I can not recommend her to anyone, or this whole office and staff.

Working with Dr. Aschtgen about my health has been one of my better decisions. I have a lot of…read morecancer in my family history. I also had a minor cancer at a young age. So, I have always worried about my health. I wanted to be proactive and determine the best path forward for my whole health and make sure I identify any issues at an early stage. Dr. Aschtgen was perfect. He helped me identify the perfect course of tests including some blood work, body scan and evaluation and some minor prevention. I am so grateful for having consulted him it has been such a relief. I feel confident in my current situation and also I feel good about maintenance and prevention. Highly recommended!

Dr. Aschtgen is the kind of doctor you want in your corner. I chose to see Dr. Aschtgen based on…read morethe unprecedented support and healing he has provided my mother for the past few years. Not only does Dr. Aschtgen have fantastic bedside manner he is professional, knowledgeable and honest. You can count on Dr. Aschtgen to tell you what you need to hear, not what you want to hear which is extremely important in one's journey to finding resolution and relief. He is honest, proactive and encouraging. Each appointment has been a dedicated one on one meeting that deep dives into both current progress of treatment as well as additional recommendations or innovated ideas to increase your wellbeing. Dr. Aschtgen's wisdom and passion for naturopathic healing is contagious and effective. I highly recommend Dr. Aschtgen to those seeking both honest and effective support in your healing process.

Here is a doctor that will listen and take his time explaining diagnoses and truly caring for his…read morepatients. Ive been seeing Dr Zend since 2017 and my quality of life has improved 100 percent! Make an appointment today!

If I could give this medical practice zero stars I would. My wife has been a patient of Dr. Zend's…read moresince June, 2017 to treat opioid dependency using Suboxone. If you suffer with addiction, do not go to this clinic. Cash only for addiction treatment. He is happy to take your money and then leave you hanging out to dry when you need him. It would be in Dr. Zend's best interest to look at his office practices and staff. There is a good chance he's not getting all the information from his staff or any at all. Corolla seems to run the show, not the doctor. On March 16, 2018, she was hospitalized for exacerbated asthma, Influenza B, and hospital-acquired pneumonia. She was in the hospital for 10 days. She was in severe pain and contacted Dr. Zend's office. She spoke with Corolla. My wife explained to Corolla what was going on and was falsely accused by Corolla of relapsing?? I called their office since my wife was extremely sick in the hospital and did not need this added stress. Corolla told me the same thing but had no facts to back up her accusation, only that my wife had no showed an appointment recently (which she rescheduled and saw Dr. Zend). Corolla was rude, unprofessional, and should not work in any medical setting given her lack of compassion. Medical office staff should not accuse patients of anything unless there is proof or concern in the medical file. My wife needed to talk to Dr. Zend about pain management in the hospital and after care to return to her treatment protocol (she could not breathe, she had the flu, pleurisy in her lungs, and staphylococcus pneumonia from being in the hospital). Needless to say, when she called to schedule an appointment with Dr. Zend on March 26th, after being discharged from the hospital, Corolla told her she had been discharged as a patient. No reason was given. She had never been subject to discipline, failed any tests, and had only missed an appointment because we had a sick child. Several messages were left with Corolla and the receptionist for Dr. Zend to call but no calls were returned by Dr. Zend. Save your money, save your time, and find a better doctor. We will be filing a complaint with the WA Department of Health. His practices should be reviewed. I state this because in my conversation with Corolla on March 20, 2018, she stated to me that Dr. Zend "has to think about his medical license" and cannot worry about situations like this?? Worry about what situation, my wife had the flu and pneumonia and here you are making false accusations. It all comes down to making a buck in your cash based medical practice, instead of listening to your patient and treating a patient who gets the flu during flu season.