I wish I could give him 100 stars. Thank God we had Dr. Owens caring for my dad. When my dad's pain got worse, he drove a prescription for pain medication to the pharmacy on a Sunday so my dad would not run out. We loved the nurse in his office as well. Lori was always helpful.

Dr. Darrell Owens, is an outstanding and dedicated nurse practitioner. He guided my family through a very difficult time when my mother was ill. He now cares for my dad, and we are so lucky to have him.

Dr. Owens should have his license revoked. He treated my 90 year old father with dementia for approximately one year. He did not even consult with my father's doctor for over 15 years. He chose not to communicate with his daughter due to "family issues". He recorded on record untrue, defamatory, slanderous history on my father's health history. He allowed my father's placement into an assisted living that he should never have been placed. He did my father no favors. Revoke his license.

If you or your family end up at Northwest Hospital , RUN. So many mistakes during my mom's stay after having been referred to this Doc as a Palliative Care Manager for my moms many symptoms of terminal cancer. The referral was made on April 11th 2018 and with all her complications (Edema, Inability to swallow, tube feeding issues) the soonest they could fit her in was May 2nd. We tried several times to reach this guy left messages but no response. They didnt show an attitude of caring or skill.

Extremely poor experience with this nurse practitioner-- who misleads people into believing he is an MD -- and his staff. He refuses to schedule a firm appointment time; he just says he will show up on a particular day and then feels free to do a no-show. He refuses to speak directly with family members/POA of patients with dementia, so family members are unable to get information critical to patient care. If a referral is requested, it takes weeks & multiple phone calls to his staff to get them