Dr. Marty Harold Hoiness, MD

This provider has some seriously questionable prescriptive practices. He should be investigated.

I was one of his first patients at Virginia Mason. He is one of the most caring person I've ever meet. I always went away feeling better than when I arrived at his office. I saw Marty for 14yrs while he was at Virginia Mason. Thank you, for all your help. You mean a lot to me and I hope I can call you a friend.

Dr Marty Hoiness is a life saver. He is caring, honest, reliable and has helped me more than I thought was possible.

Excellent & thorough

Brilliant as well as kind and accepting. Trusted him by end of first visit, very rare for me.

Dr. Hoiness is the absolute best; immensely insightful and compassionate.

He's upser me off a few times but he is good at what he does. I have PTSD and am distrustful of people. This is probably more about me than him. Lol. He's a good dr. Dresses strange.

I'm glad I finally made an appointment to see Dr. Hoiness. After my first visit, he had me on the right track toward having a better life and career. He knew what treatment I needed, even when I wasn't sure what was causing my problems. I wish I hadn't put this off for so long and I'm looking forward to my next visit.

been with him for maybe 4 years

Over the years, I have met with many therapists, doctors, and counselors for myself, employees and children. Dr. Hoiness is truly gifted with an intuitive ability to "read" and diagnose the issues. Without being cloying, he presents deep understanding of the problem and engages in authentic, laser-like dialogue about the right course to pursue.

Visits are brief. Explanation that medication prescribed has not made a difference resulted in being told give it some time. Three years later I am still being told "give it some time". I don't think he is really tuned into patient needs.

I found Dr. Hoiness's assessment and recommendations to be solid. His attitude, however, left me feeling defensive and a little ashamed. It felt as though it was an effort for him to be caring. I would see a sort of cocky, caddy demeanor coming through. I have heard others say the same about him.