This place is truly dishonest. I should have read the other reviews before I had a yearly…read moredermatology checkup here. Same as the others - location is convenient, the doctors are professional and scheduling is simple. Quality of care is okay, but lacking when compared to dermatologists in other geographies. Then comes the bill - hence the 1 star rating: Neither of the items submitted made any sense at all and thus my insurance didn't accept them. (Again, this is a standard preventative that has had no issues billing at other providers). They had billed for a surgery when none was performed and other unique codes they must realize nets them the largest amount. When I called them, they said they would fix it and submit the correct CPT codes and they had made a mistake. Lo and behold, I receive a bill 10 days later for the wrong amounts they had submitted. This billing is a disaster at best, but most likely a fraudulent attempt at insurance overbilling. I would avoid this place like the dishonest, greedy practice they are.

The staff was nice but I didn't get to choose the pharmacy so it was sent across town and took a…read moreweek to arrive at the pharmacy. I never picked it up because the pharmacy was out of the way.

Highest recommendation. No caveats…read more I've been a patient of Greenlake Primary Care for 30+ years. Dr Krista Hodne is my current doctor. (Previously, Dr Busch and Dr Starkebaum.) I'm a cancer survivor, among other stuff. Nothing about my care is easy, straightforward. Some of my troubles have taken years to bring under control. Dr Hodne is the best partner, life coach, and caregiver anyone can ask for. She and her team have gone above and beyond for me, time and again. Two strategies are proven to improve patient outcomes. Constructive long-term relationships, obviously. Emphasizing wellness over treating disease. Knowing this, I enthusiastically supported Greenlake's switch to a concierge model. The concierge model is a rejection of our nation's immoral, inefficient, profiteering fee-for-service model. It's a return to our Rockwell-esque notions of the family doctor. It allows doctors to spend as much time as needed with a patient, to do research, to coordinate all the referrals, to do battle with insurers, etc. No one is getting rich in family practice. Or running an independent clinic. Do the math, read the news. The providers at Greenlake Primary Care are making huge sacrifices. Just to keep the lights on. Just to deliver actual healthcare. Yes, concierge requires memberships to make it work. Until our nation adopts Medicare For All, it's the best available option. I chose to be a member, despite living off credit cards (at the time), because I wanted to get better. I chose correctly. You can too.

They ignored my symptoms and misdiagnosed me... when a patient complains of pain, don't respond by…read moresaying oh, it itches? The way you treated me was so WRONG! It turns out I had swelling of the brain; I could have died if I hadn't gone somewhere else who actually listened to me. Furthermore, my job and living situation was effected by your negligence.

Sunday afternoon and I was looking for a walk-in appointment after visiting 2 different urgent…read morecares before that wouldn't take me. At first the next available time was in 2 hours (which I was happy to wait for), however within 1 minute of that answer they said they could actually get me back sooner if I stayed and waited. Not only was a doctor able to squeeze me into her schedule within 2 minutes of me walking into the door, but I was done before I could even fill out the patient portal application! Staff was unbelievably nice and had me in and out within 10 minutes with a prescription in my hand. Highly recommend this place!! - Thank you to the staff for all that you do!

They were so incredibly kind, I was dealing with a bad ear infection and I went in for a diagnosis…read more I was feeling stressed and in pain and they were so reassuring and I ended up leaving in less then 30 min with medication and satisfaction.

My son Henry is almost 1 and we've been seeing Dr. Graham since he was born. She visited us at the…read morehospital and we were worried about our son not getting enough to eat and her advice helped save our sanity. The office has easy parking, which is free for the first half hour, then about $4/hour. The office is on the second floor. There is a separate entrance for sick kids. The 24/7 pediatric nurse line is extremely helpful when you have an urgent concern. The online portal mykidschart is super useful for checking notes after the appointment and seeing percentiles and growth charts. If you have an infant/newborn, they will make sure to check you in immediately so you don't have to wait in the waiting room with the older kiddos. I appreciated that since I was nervous about having my newborn so close to that many older children during flu season.

TLDR: North Seattle Pediatrics is a great place to take your children for basic well child visits,…read morevaccines and other routine care. As others have noted, there is free parking and the office staff are friendly. We took our daughter there for years and were basically happy. However, I would not recommend if your child develops anything more complicated than bronchitis. When our daughter became ill with what at first appeared to be a "stomach flu" but persisted for several weeks, they minimized her suffering, told us she would be fine and to come back in a week if she was still having problems. They did not take us seriously even as our daughter lost weight and stopped being able to eat without feeling nauseous. We saw two different doctors there in addition to our primary doc because the primary was never available after the first visit. Eventually (more than three weeks after our first visit), after they finally sent her for tests, they found she was, in fact ill and it was serious after she went more than three weeks without help. Fast forward a few months and she started having different symptoms. They again minimized her symptoms and told us to come back if it continued. This time, I took her to a different doc in a different practice because I had had enough. The new doctor worriedly sent her for tests on her first visit and found that she had developed another serious condition that was brought on by her previous illness. I'm not listing the doctors' names in here because we saw three different doctors during this ordeal. The one that finally ordered the tests was Dr. Fillipo, if that helps, but we only saw him once and that was three weeks after our first visit. I rarely write reviews and typically avoid writing negative reviews, and as long as your child is normal and healthy, you will probably be fine here. At the first sign of anything serious or odd, I would run, don't walk to a different doctor's office. Edit: edited to remove specific, personal information

I wish I could rate patient care and billing separately. The care I received from Dr. Jahncke was…read morecompassionate and competent. I came in for a consultation for a procedure, and she gave me good information about the procedure, and we agreed that it was a good idea. The billing, however, was awful. I told Dr. Jahncke up front that I needed time to save up money for this procedure, and we discussed a timeline that I thought would work. She told me that I could call up their billing department and get a detailed estimate for what I would be responsible to pay for, after insurance. I have a high deductible insurance plan, but otherwise it's pretty solid. Dr. Jahncke also told me that we needed to do a pelvic exam and pelvic ultrasound, which I scheduled with the front desk. I did the pelvic ultrasound, and then started trying to figure out how much this procedure was going to cost. It turns out that there isn't one person who can tell you what anything is going to cost... there are three or more people, who all tell you different numbers, and you have to hope they told you the right ones, and add them all up, and maybe (?) you can get a rough idea. No one knows how much anything costs. It's impossible to plan ahead, and everything is very, very expensive even with insurance. As I was still trying to figure out if I could afford the procedure, bills started arriving for the "lab work" that Dr. Jahncke had ordered... many, many bills. I've received five (5) statements so far, billing me separately for every step of the process. So far, without even having the procedure, my insurance has been billed almost $2,300 by four (4) different entities, and I've paid more than $900 out of pocket for procedures that no one warned me were going to be expensive. I am really upset that no one warned me before I had them done, especially after I had already discussed my financial situation and was trying to be responsible and plan ahead. I'm not sure anyone in the office even knows how much things cost. Needless to say, I'm not getting my procedure done here. I'm paying off the bills I already incurred, and then not coming back. It's too bad, because the care was good. But I can go to a stand-alone clinic for less than half of the cost, with no expensive surprises, and get the same procedure. If you have amazing insurance this place would be fine, but if not, it is going to be very expensive.

Dr lewis has been my doctor since my first born. She is very compassionate and genuine. She really…read morecares about her client and listens to your concerns.

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.

I very much like my doctor Sara Beneviste so far. She's kind and listens well, which is very…read moreimportant in a family doctor / general practitioner. It is pretty easy to get in for an appointment within a week or two. The office staff seems much better than the Magnolia location. I appreciate this very much after years of dealing with their surly and mostly unhelpful staff. Parking kind of sucks. I'm probably just being a wimpy jerk, but I feel like they could be a bit kinder and gentler with children's immunizations. My flu shot was very quick and painless, while I found my small child's to be a violent stab. He was wiggling and such, but holy hell, he already has a huge fear of needles. Keep in mind his last two visits he had shots both times. Their bedside manner with children aside from 12" away jam-it-in of needles is actually very good. Will update as we continue to frequent the clinic.

Anything good that I can say about doctor Rachel Torrez will not suffice…read more Dr Rachel is our Primary Care doctor and is a delight to visit. She is honest, doesn't get unnecessary tests done and truly cares for you as a patient. All her advice is genuine and you can tell that she isn't just trying to make a buck out of you. Would highly recommend her!

avoid, I went to doctor torres a couple years ago for digestion issues, rather than suggesting any…read moretests or asking many questions, within 15 minutes of meeting me she suggested I take antidepressants, I did not take them. A couple years later, I have been diagnosed with Crohns. She COMPLETELY missed the mark, and had she suggested I get tests done I likely would have been diagnosed years earlier.