Dr. Suzanne El-Attar Evans

I have been her patient for quite a few years and always find her calm low-key approach and clear information to be a good counter to my occasional bouts of white-coat phobia. I wish that the clinic system made caregivers more easily accessible, but find Dr. El-Attar and her team helpful and responsive. I have recommended her on several occasions.

My experience with Dr. El-Attar has been anything but positive. She is dismissive and does not take time for her patients.

I echo what has been said above. Suzanne El-Attar is dismissive and arrogant. She does not listen and does not consider contextual factors in treating a patient. After speaking to several individuals about their physicians I have come to realize that she is providing a low quality of care.

I have been a patient of Dr El-Attar for a few years and decided to seek out a different primary care doctor if you want a Dr who pokes and prods and tells you your old this is the doctor for you if you want GREAT careseek out a different Dr like I did

I was assigned to Dr. El-Attar after my other doctor left the UW system. I found her helpful and willing to listen which is important when you health is as screwy and weird as mine is. I look forward to working with her in the future.

We were randomly assigned to this Dr El-Attar for urgent visit, our regular pediatrician not available, My kid was experiencing abominable pain, Dr didn't do anything. I felt like she was treating me ( mother) as a person who was standing on the way. I had a concern and requested for a test. It didn't seem like she was happy with my request. I am never going to see this Dr again, would rather go to emergency room and see any other DR.

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I was randomly assigned to Dr. El-Attar at the Shoreilne Clinic. I suspected I had a concussion, but she was very dismissive of my concerns and symptoms. Spent less than 10 minutes with me, didn't really tell me much of how to handle my concussion (since I guess she didn't believe I had one). I ended up having to go back to urgent care 4 days later.