Dr. Diane Chiu, MD works in Bellevue, WA as
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Doctor Chiu is beyond fantastic. I found her after my local derm showed disinterest both contextually and through her demeanor. Well, I'm glad she did because It was absolutely worth the trip over from Portland to Seattle to see her. I would do it again and in fact, I will! First and formost, she is ATTENTIVE. I mean like a super computer kind of attentive. It was almost hard to keep track and retain it all but in a good way. My wife was taking notes while she was popping off with the skin facts. She taught us about about rosacea, KP, and sunscreen all in one sitting. It's safe to say she noticed more about my skin than I did! What stuck out to me when I was reading about her was when she said that every patient deserves the utmost empathy. I mean wow, that's difficult for people to say nowadays let alone practice. But she does show it. She's not afraid to because she's humble. She makes you feel like a real patient. I told her my concerns, she came up with a thorough plan to get me on
Dr. Chiu accepts Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Chiu accepts here.
Dr. Chiu's office is located at 1200 112th Ave NE Ste C187 Bellevue, WA 98004.
Dr. Chiu has a star rating of 4.4/5 and has been reviewed 36 times.
Dr. Chiu is board certified in
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