Northwest Pediatrics

My son sees Dr. Chrisinger. He is a very thorough, caring and knowledgeable doctor. He takes time to speak with my son about any concerns or questions he has, as well as to me. I really like that. I also have never had to wait very long for an appointment. The receptionists and nursing staff are also very friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this pediatrician office!

Dr. Passloff is AMAZING!!! She never makes you feel rushed and she really listens to you. My 2.5 year old daughter really likes her as well. I feel that my daughter’s health is in great hands with Dr. Passloff.

We love Dr. Chrisinger! We’ve been with him for years and he’s been the only doctor for 2 of our 3 kids. He’s calm and knowledgeable. He’s happy to answer any questions we have and never feel rushed. We love the staff, they’re always friendly and great with our kids. NW Pediatrics is now part of the Polyclinic and I had a hard time finding their new website, but found it: Their new website is

Great Dr. Bad reception. This office can do better. They seem have attended (I’m guessing they keep waking up on the wrong side of the bed!). The Dr. Is very friendly, and too bad he had to get a bad review due to the staff there. :/

My sons have been seeing Dr Levitt for 6+ years. The practice is efficient and friendly and we really appreciate the frank, informed and caring treatment we have received there.
I respect Dr Levitt immensely and she has never failed to support me in my parenting choices while providing clear information to help base them on.
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I actually started going to this pediatric office as a child myself. Dr. Braden has since retired, though he happened to fill in for Dr. Chrisinger at my daughter’s first appointment nearly 10 years ago when she was 1 week old. After that my daughter saw Dr. Chrisinger until a couple of years ago when she indicated that she would be more comfortable with a female doctor. She now sees Dr. Passloff and we could not be happier. I have recommended her to my own family members and they love her and travel from Mukilteo just to see her. She is incredibly down to earth and very practical in her medical advice. She is wonderful for nervous new parents who might need to be talked down every once in while, and great for little girls who are learning to be responsible for their own bodies and care. I will be sad in a few years when my daughter is too old to go there. Finding a good doctor is so hard.
My daughter has also seen Dr. Levitt when she was having a severe asthma emergency (and Dr. Passloff was not in) and she was wonderful too. I think that between myself and my daughter we have seen every doctor who has ever worked there and there has never been a lemon in the bunch.
I highly recommend this clinic to all parents.

I have three girls and all three see Dr. Eric Chrisinger at NW Peds and we are more than happy with the clinic all together. All the nurses and doctors are more than friendly, there is never a problem having to see someone if needed, if our doctor isn’t in we see one of the partners who is just as great.
I was particularly worried during the massive rush for H1N1 Flu shots, but we had no problem getting on lists and being communicated with as far as when we would be able to get ours.
LOVE LOVE LOVE them. We moved to Lynnwood and didn’t even consider finding someone close to us… the trek is worth it. =)

Well, that was easy!
Finding a decent pediatrician for my son couldn’t have been easier and more pleasant. Takes our insurance, and is within walking distance of our home. The staff is friendly– we saw Dr. Chistenger (guy) who was really nice and helpful. He informed us of the additional Chicken Pox and Hep A shots needed which were just put into effect last year. Great with kids, nice, clean place. And it was very quick to get him in (being a new patient).

I first met Dr. Rhonda Levitt over a decade ago, when my then-​newborn son was in the process of being rushed to Children’s for tests. She was on call that day, or something, and was the only medical professional who noticed how freaked out I was, and asked me how I was doing. I took note of that.
When she left that clinic, I followed her to her new practice, Northwest Pediatrics. She’s cared for my kids for 13 years.
She has a kind but common-​sense approach to pediatrics, and takes far more time talking to me – and my now-​voluble teenaged son — than she strictly has to. As he’s grown, she’s been just as focused on his intellectual, emotional and social development as on his physical complaints.