I've bin with northwest Prostetic orthotic clinic Since 1994…read morewith Kate and then thay moved me to a man Who moved to sandeago ca then they moved me back To lady

Highly recommend the expertise of these professionals, especially Hunter who listens carefully and…read moreoffers custom recommendations. I had a complicated scenario and got superb customer service. Orthotics are not always covered by insurance, so make sure you do your homework. I greatly appreciate the help I got.

"Where IS this place", I breathlessly mouthed to myself as I shuffled across the pavement…read more Feeling my ankle wheeze under the pressure of my awkward gait, I squinted through the drizzle at a Soviet-style brick building. It looked like a stunted barge that purposefully beached itself to be scrapped. Instead, they put offices in it. I shook off the rain and limped like a lame dog into the main passageway towards the elevator. Startled, I caught myself in the mirror looking like hell having worked a marathon week in the office. ::thump:: The elevator drops a few inches and hesitates, realizing I didn't give it a command. My knee groaned like an old tree... Realizing that I too didn't know where I was going, and that I once again forgot the name of this place, I looked around and pressed the G button... for garden. I slowly descended into the dark cargo hold trying to make myself look less homeless in the mirror. The office was quiet and warm. I was now having fleeting flashbacks of a ship I once explored while in Russia. The giant receptionist desk dwarfed the chairs in the waiting area, which made my debilitated knees feel like they were right against the desk. Another patient walked in and sat unnecessarily close to me. I could see him looking at me in my peripheral, maybe ascertaining if I was indeed without home. I did what any good Seattleite would do and ignored him, frowning deep in profound thought. I saw candy canes in a basket, which reminded me of my late father who suffered from type 1 diabetes and had lost both legs. My mind flipped towards my own immortality and my genetic predisposition for diabetes. Halfway through the delightful candy cane, I worked my cramped left hand across a clipboard filling out paperwork. I was called back and met the owner, who was cheerful, friendly, and in way better shape than myself. He sat me down in what can only be described as a 1930's lobotomy chair. I couldn't stop playing with the levers and knobs in wonderment. I saw a painting of a ram that made me ponder if I could handle staring at it while on mushrooms. On my way out I felt good, refreshed even. I looked to my right and a secret door had appeared which lead right outside. Shuffling up the steps, I was thankful I didn't have to look into that mirror again on the way out. As I clumsily thrust myself back across the parking lot, I kept looking back towards the Soviet ship, trying to shake the feeling of that ram in the painting watching me. Waiting... perhaps in that chair. Anyway, I totally recommend these guys. if you're looking for orthotics in Seattle or prosthetics in Seattle. They have a lot of experience working with the VA, which is great too. Sorry about filling up your Yelp page.

At 65 years old, my very high arches were collapsing: my old custom orthotics just weren't helping…read moreanymore. I was literally limping much of the time. Rose at Hanger Clinic said my arches were the highest she'd seen & custom-made me some. It did take 3-4 months for my feet to completely repair/accustom themselves, but I'm finally there! I would VERY highly recommend! -Tammy

If I could give this place more stars, I definitely would! I have a therapist that I go to her name…read moreis Rose! She is truly amazing! She has fitted me for a boot for my foot. She has done it three times! I walk out with the boot on my foot. There is no breaking it in! It's always perfect! I also had my mom see her for a knee brace! I highly recommend you ask for Rose! She is truly amazing!

Won't help you without an appointment. This place was recommended by my vascular surgeon, so I…read moredrove for nearly an hour only to be told that they won't be able to help me. It is safe to say that I won't be coming back.

Had a great experience. Make no mistake, you are likely in this store because you are dealing with…read morehealth issues. But I laughed a lot and got great advice. Knowing there are great bra options for my post surgery breasts was very helpful! I spent an hour trying things on and didn't feel rushed at all.

Fabulous team. Helped us straight away when the Ottobock knee in my wife's prosthetic leg failed…read moredue to a charger issue. Sorted it out, organised an exchange and got us (and the knee) moving happily within an hour. Excellent. Clearly 5 stars from us

The Hanger Clinic is a rip off! I thought I would give them an opportunity to create my next…read moreprosthetic, instead of the provider I had used over the past 10 years. It was the worst decision I ever made. After being reassured that my out of pocket cost would not exceed $1,500.00 it end up costing me $3800.00 as a result of them padding my bill with my insurance. They wouldn't approve the additional cost and I was forced to pay the difference. The office Manager, a short woman with a Southern accent, is a con artist! She is located at their Renton, WA location. Don't do business with these people, they are thieves!!!!

Amy has created three beautiful, comfortable eyes for me so far. I always look forward to visits to…read morethe lab, very welcoming.

I've been seeing (pun intended) the occularists at Erickson Labs in downtown Seattle for the last…read more41 years, since I was only five years old. It's truly a family run operation, and has been a significant part of my life. There are only a few hundred occularists in practice, and even though I moved out of the Seattle area more than 25 years ago, I have continued to make my twice yearly visits to the Medical-Dental Building on Olive Way to maintain my prosthetic, and every five years to have a new eye built. Almost always when someone learns that I have a prosthetic eye, they are amazed, and then need me to tell them which eye is the prosthetic. I can think of no higher praise for the skill and craftsmanship that Erickson Labs consistently has provided. [Note: there is a second occularist doing business in the Seattle area (Kirkland) as Erickson Labs Northwest. They are a different organization not affiliated with Erickson Laboratories in Seattle, and I can't attest to their skills or service.]

Dr. Odderson's easy manner and genuine interest in successful treatment make him better than the…read morerest. He's a Physiatrist, specializing in acute and chronic pain and musculoskeletal disorders. He treats people who are experiencing terrible pain and uncooperative bodies and he does it exceptionally well.

During the time after my GF's accident, in which she was paralyzed, Dr. Odderson was a voice of…read morequiet, confident sanity in what became a hellish nightmare of insurance crap and the gestapo-like tactics and behavior of the entire staff at both Harborview and UW Hospital. The boilerplate care she received at Horrorview and UDumb were completely reversed when we got her to Overlake Hospital and into Dr. Odderson's care. The Harborview verdict of "life in a wheelchair" and their constant lectures about "You might walk again but you need to learn the wheelchair if that doesn't happen" became, at Overlake, "Well, let's see how we can get you back onto your feet". The positive attitude that Dr. Odderson carries with him like he carries his briefcase did more for Judye's recovery than all the exercises and equipment that she was shoved into at the other places. Dr. Odderson created a physical therapy regimen designed especially for her and challenged her to take it farther, try new ways of doing whatever she was struggling with, and to do what SHE beleved she needed to get better. At UW, she was actively discouraged from seeing any other physical therapists than those on their staff. When she asked Dr. Odderson about going to St. Louis, to consult with the team that worked on Christopher Reeve, Dr. Odderson's response was, "Good idea. It might bring some fresh perspectives." We owe Dr. Odderson a lot. He has been a good and patient steward of Judye's care, throughout the process of her recovery. His expertise and unfailing good humor is truly refreshing, given the obstacle course we've been through in her medical care. I can absolutely recommend him for anyone who's been through the sort of injury as Judye's or the effects of a crippling disease as someone who will be on YOUR side, carrying state-of-the-art credentials and knowledge.

Despite the horror stories of other VA clinics, my experiences here have been all good…read more Everyone here has been caring, friendly, and genuine in their service to helping us veterans. I don't know what else to say other than I'm thankful to have them as my primary.

Stay out of the podiatry department. Dr. Oh let my foot rot off. That Arab guy is no better. I was…read moreher patient, she lopped off my toe, then ignored me. She and the podiatrists discharged me from the VA hospital without any discharge papers or instructions. Then the heifer ignored me and the podiatry office didn't return my calls or messages to make an appointment after I left the hospital. I eventually went to Harborview hospital to get better medical treatment. Harborview treated me well. That VAMC smells bad as you come in the door. The smell is an a testament to how the staff there views the patients there: It's just a job. I was a patient there ten days and the housekeeper didn't clean the room until I asked the nurse to send for the cleaners. They finally cleaned the restroom and under my bed. The nurses on that sixth floor are awful. Dr. Oh treated me like her folks do on the streets of Seattle treat me: ignore me, hate to see me coming. I was surprised to get that kind of treatment from the VA.