Dr. Raul Ponla Dominguiano, MD

Im very proud oF my PCM Dr. D , , he is part of my progress . My health was really bad , but he work really hard in my HELTH recoery ,THNK YOU DR. D AIDA MC

He is one of the most amazing caring Dr I have ever met in my life. I followed him from Port Orchard to Belfair I would follow him anywhere he's been my doctor for well over 10 years

Dr. Dominguiano is an excellent clinician. He is kind and knowledgeable. He takes the time to listen to my concerns, and develops a concise plan of care to address my issues. When I need to get in to see him ASAP, the staff is able to fit me in the same day. All the staff are cordial and competent. I would definately recommend Dr. "D" to anyone I know. I am sure that they would get excellent care, and referrals to specialists if needed.

I've seen "Dr. D" for a couple years now. I appreciate his directness and his common sense approach. I respect him focusing on weight loss and exercise before he turned to medications for my health complaints.

I've been going to see Dr. "D" for a couple of years. couldn't ask for better treatment from both him and his staff. very friendly and efficient, never feel rushed.

First of all I have been seeing "Dr." Dominguiano for about a year now and we have made no progress in my Healthcare. He loves to change the subject and dodge my questions. I know atleast 4 other patients who are under his care(Elderly people)when I speak with them they seem to like him, so I asked them what's so good about "Dr." Dominguiano. Suprisingly they all say the same thing. "He refills my perscriptions whenever I need them." Now with that said I also ask them what is so great about that? Does he genuinely care about your overall health concerns, and what is he doing to make your health better? The response is the same "he gets me my pills on time." I am not an elderly person and my health has actually been getting worse under his care. I have to fight with him to get my prescriptions filled (I'm not talking about pain pills) The medication that I use/need is necessary for me to live. After months of frustration, with either the wrong prescription or him dodging my concerns I am currently seeking another Dr. My personal option is that he likes to take on elderly patients because he can take advantage of them and their health insurance. I am genuinely in bad health due to matters that are out of my control and he just doesn't care. I see him for about 15mins. before he's trying to push me out, because he has a long line of patients waiting for there pills. Maybe he should try taking on less patients and then maybe he can really take care of the patients that he has. I know at least 2 people who have died under his care and I hear that there are many more. I don't appreciate that he is playing with peoples lives; especially mine. The longest I have sat in the waiting room to see him has been about 25mins, just so he can tell me that "I must be doing something wrong". This is the problem with todays health care. Were all just a folder on a shelf that no one looks at until there calling your name to see you. Now someone explain to me how people are supposed to get better if all of there information is collecting dust on a shelf. Maybe he should take one day a week (minimum) to open some of these folders and really try to figure out there patients problems. It's like fixing a car, If I look at it when it's broken than it will never really be fix. Just patched up when needed. One of the worse doctors that I have ever had to deal with. He can't even return my calls or filled out my much needed paperwork. He definitely works at his own pace, which is really slow. I am fed up with his lack of care. Healthcare... it should be called HealthScare.

Twice, when calling the office and leaving a phone message, my call was never returned nor was there any record of me having made one. Waited over an hour for one of my appointments with no apology for the wait. Dr. D. seems to be an excellent doctor and is pleasant during every visit. As with every doctor nowadays, appointments seem rushed.