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Common questions from our patients, about our clinic and about health care in the US.
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What is a nurse practitioner (NP)?
A nurse practitioner (NP) is a licensed clinician who examines, diagnoses, treats, and prescribes. In Washington, NPs practice independently.
Read answer →What does DNP mean?
DNP stands for Doctor of Nursing Practice, the highest clinical degree for nurse practitioners. Learn what it means for your care.
Read answer →Can a nurse practitioner be my primary care provider?
Yes. A nurse practitioner can be your primary care provider (PCP) for checkups, chronic conditions, prescriptions, and referrals.
Read answer →What is a primary care provider, and why do I need one?
A primary care provider (PCP) is your main health care provider for checkups, everyday health problems, and referrals to specialists.
Read answer →Clinic, urgent care, or ER: where should I go?
When to call your primary care clinic, when to go to urgent care, and when to go to the emergency room or call 911.
Read answer →What to expect at your first visit
What to bring and what happens at your first visit to Zero to 120 Care in Redmond, WA.
Read answer →Should I bring medical records from another country?
Yes. Medical records from abroad help your new provider understand your history. What to bring.
Read answer →DOT physical: what to expect, cost, and how to book
DOT physicals for commercial drivers from across King County and Washington State: $150, by appointment, with a certified medical examiner at our Redmond clinic. What the exam checks and what to bring.
Read answer →Is there a Russian-speaking family medicine provider in Redmond?
Yes. Natalia Pasumansky, DNP, at Zero to 120 Care in Redmond, WA sees patients of all ages in Russian, English, and Hebrew.
Read answer →Looking for a Russian-speaking doctor in Redmond?
Natalia Pasumansky, DNP, sees patients of all ages in Russian, English, and Hebrew at our family medicine clinic in Redmond, WA, with families coming from across King County and beyond.
Read answer →Looking for a Hebrew-speaking doctor in Redmond?
Natalia Pasumansky, DNP, sees patients of all ages in Hebrew, Russian, and English at our family medicine clinic in Redmond, WA, with families coming from across King County and beyond.
Read answer →New to the US health care system? New to the US? A simple guide to how health care works →
Quick answers
Is Zero to 120 Care accepting new patients?
Yes. Zero to 120 Care in Redmond, WA is accepting new patients of all ages, from newborns to older adults. You can book online or call (425) 440-7760.
What ages do you see?
All ages. As a family medicine practice we care for newborns, children, teens, adults, and seniors, so the whole family can see the same provider.
How do I book an appointment?
Book online on our Appointments page, or call (425) 440-7760 Monday to Thursday 9 am to 5 pm and Friday 9 am to 3 pm.
Do you take my insurance?
We accept all major insurance plans. Details vary from plan to plan, so call (425) 440-7760 before your visit and our staff will check yours.
Do you do DOT physicals for commercial drivers?
Yes. Natalia Pasumansky is a certified medical examiner on the FMCSA National Registry and performs Department of Transportation (DOT) physical exams for commercial drivers. The exam costs $150 and is by appointment only (no walk-ins). Bring your driver's license, your glasses or hearing aids if you use them, and a list of your medications. Read answer →
What services do you have on site?
In addition to family medicine, our clinic offers physical therapy, ultrasound, a blood test lab, massage therapy, and wound care on site, for our patients with a referral.
What languages do you speak?
Our provider sees patients in English, Russian (Русский), and Hebrew (עברית).
What does DNP mean?
DNP stands for Doctor of Nursing Practice, the highest clinical degree for nurse practitioners. Our provider, Natalia Pasumansky, earned her DNP at the University of Washington. Read answer →
How do I reach someone after hours?
For non-emergency questions after hours, call (253) 293-5757. For a medical emergency, call 911.
Where are you located?
Zero to 120 Care is at 2007 152nd Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052, on the first floor. There is free parking right in front of the building.
Ready to schedule a visit?
New patients of every age are welcome.