This is for Dr. Crandell. Dr. Crandell is a very good Dr. to me. He is very polite and has a great bedside manner. He is very easy going and I’m very lucky and happy that he is my Dr.

Dr. Crandell is a caring physician and a great listener. He spends a nice amount of time with you. A very good diagnosing and his fellow up is excellent timely and just a phone call away. The whole staff gives amazing service.

This note is one of confidence in and praise of Dr. Crandell, his staff and nurses. Laurie and Darlene manage appointments, billings matters with friendly efficiency. Nurses Betsy, Heidi & Laurie provide medical skills with extraordinary personal warmth. Dr. Crandell provides focused personal attention and access to Seattle & Silverdales’s best-gualified specialists.

Dr. Crandell is a caring, friendly, knowledgeable Doctor. I have never felt rushed in his office. Dr. Crandell explains issues well. The whole staff at Member Plus Family Health are respectful, caring and friendly.

Dr. Crandell and staff offer the best medical care one could hope for. We count our lucky stars at the good fortune of being cared for by Member Plus Family Health.We are 78 years old and have experienced good health care and excellent doctors in Philadelphia, Lousiana, England, and Oregon but Dr. Crandell and staff are outstanding – the very best one can hope for.

For the past 5 years, Elrene and I have brought Dr. Keyes both minor and more major concerns, and he has handled them all with skill, knowledge and concern. He has always given us a great deal of time and attention.

There is a feeling of security knowing that if or when we need medical care Dr. Keyes is our advocate. He supports his patients and respects all people healthy or ill regardless who they are.

Dr. Keyes was my childhood doctor. I’m 36 now, and live with my husband and our two children on an idyllic little family farm in Whatcom County. I remember Dr. Keyes fondly; he made me feel so safe and comfortable. He always treated me with more respect than any other adult I knew.

When I showed up in Dr. Keyes’ office, as a tourist, with a baby who had an upper respiratory infection, he came out to the waiting room to greet me, reassured me and took an unscheduled look at my little one. Then the magic happened, he said, “Where are you staying? I’ll come by tomorrow and see how she is doing.”

Dr. Keyes is not ordinary. He becomes part of the family, he makes house calls, hands out healthy Halloween treats, refills a treasure chest for his child members, he gives you his contact if he is on vacation. “Are you kidding me?!” my friends exclaim.