I chose Dr. Boone out of 5 surgeon consults. However, I haven't had the hip revision surgery yet…read more(20 year old metal on metal replacement) so too early to know. I picked him because he answered two key questions I had w/o my having to ask, none of the others did. Update later. So tje 5 star rating is based on one initial consult with Dr. Boone.

I've seen Dr. Boone regarding a hip replacement tentatively scheduled for September. I have called…read moreover three weeks five times and left messages to inform the doctor staff that I wish to have the surgery as soon as possible. No return phone calls. I'm going into the office to yell at them.

I had a great experience overall and some of the doctors here are highly rated. I had a dislocated…read moreelbow injury that resulted in a huge loss of range in motion and Dr. Robon saved my elbow so that it's functioning again. Extremely grateful for the quality of care provided and thoroughly explaining my options for treatment and the problem that I had. I probably would have lost the ability to use my dominant arm and hand without his support. I was seeing another orthopedic specialist doctor that was clueless on what's happening in my elbow when I couldn't extend it for some reason. He did recognize that I had something going on and recommended exploratory surgery. The appointment scheduling through the phone isn't the best and I have experienced dropped calls occasionally, but it's rare.

They lied to me. I specifically told them I was a bariatric patient. They said they provide total…read moreknee replacements for Bariatric patients. They do not. This cost me a day's wages, a quarter tank of gas, and a $55 copay. Dr. Bremjit warned me about doctors who do services solely for the income. So what was this if not a scam. I put one star, because zero was not possible.

About three years ago, I popped my thumb joint, which caused instant sharp, burning pain that never…read morefully went away. I had an incident in January where the palm of my hand received a blow directly on the injured area, causing significant swelling and excruciating pain for months. I saw Dr. Guyette in March. He ordered two X-rays, saw some joint spacing, and diagnosed it as arthritis -- despite my telling him directly that the pain was sharp and burning, not what I'd expect from arthritis. He refused to order any further imaging and only offered a cortisone shot. He did prescribe a brace and Voltaren, which helped with the swelling, but never addressed my actual concern. I sought a second opinion elsewhere, where an MRI was finally ordered. It revealed a ganglion cyst -- a completely different diagnosis that X-rays alone couldn't catch. I felt dismissed when I tried to advocate for myself about my own symptoms, and I'm frustrated and disappointed that it took a second doctor and proper imaging to find the real problem.

Dr. Todd Guyette, Daniellle, and the entire team at Proliance Surgeons in Kirkland is absolutely…read moreterrific to work with ! Everyone there is friendly, caring, professional...and always on time. The team works with Swiss-like precision. I have never been as impressed with a physician and his team like I have been at Proliance Surgeons.

An absolute godsend. I've had intermittent (yet semi chronic) neck issues for a couple of years and…read moreZach was so helpful in giving me the proper tools to work that out. I haven't had much, if any, neck issues since then. And even if I get some flare ups, I feel confident to resolve that with the exercises he's given me, and it resolves within a week (usually less). I recently started having really bad lower back pain for about the last 1-2 months and I finally made an appt to see him today. Zach gave me such an informative rundown on the root issues and the assessment was spot-on to my bad [posture] habits. He assured me in the way I needed it and again gave me the proper tools and exercises to feel confident that I can tackle this. I left feeling much less stiffness and tension in my lower back bc he spent some time loosening it up and adjusting my back. Can't say enough wonderful things about the guy and his knowledge. I already recommended him to some of my gfs.

I cannot recommend Performance Sport and Spine enough. Zach is incredibly kind, adaptable, and most…read moreimportantly, extremely effective. I suffered from chronic lower back pain for years. I spent time and money on traditional physical therapy and was prescribed painkillers, repeating the same cycle for almost 7 years with no real relief. Within just one month of working with Zach, my lower back pain was gone. He took the time to properly assess my condition and his adjustments gave me my life back, pain-free. If you have been struggling with long-term pain and feel stuck, do yourself a favor and see Zach. I only wish I had found him sooner.

This is my full update review (I have removed my prior). TL;DR at bottom…read more I saw Doctor Chimes around one year ago for intense hip and back pain. Right away, it was clear he cares more about his personal time than his patients. He told me he wanted yes or no answers and not explanations to his questions (and wouldn't really let me explain things in full even when it would clarify things). After my MRI, which showed multiple spinal issues (bulging, herniated, parse defect, which is a fracture) and bursitis in the hip, he gave me a shot for the bursitis that had already begun healing on its own. During this time, I continually try to tell him the pain is not in the location of the bursitis anymore. He continually ignores or even speaks over me. At the end, I am again trying to tell him I feel pain elsewhere in my hip even though there is a little reduction after the shot (but I was numbed, so of course it would hurt less). To test my pain, he had me stand up from my chair...once. Worse, when we were done and I was alone in the room, when I tried to get up to put my pants on, the pain was so intense I collapsed. This pain happened again when I got home and tried to take one step up the stairs. During our last appointment, instead of listening to me, he tells me "Your pain doesn't match the MRI", and that tells me I'm about to be dismissed, but then it got worse. He continues with, "In his professional opinion, you just need internal pelvic floor PT". Why? Because I'm a woman...and he asked me 2 or 3 YES or NO questions around sex and did not let me explain the answers... I told him I didn't think so, but he disagreed. Well, after speaking with a Pelvic Floor specialist, she disagreed with his assessment. So, instead of doing that, I went to Evergreen Sports and Spine and met with a new doctor who actually took my pain seriously. With his help and a new PT, another MRI of my hip WITH contrast (he was surprised that Dr. Chimes didn't order contrast as it's needed for specific tears in the hip), we found that I had a CAM Morphology, that should have been showing up on my other X-rays and MRIs, but apparently weren't spotted and/or reported...and that I had a tear in the Labrum of my right hip. Later, they also found I had a small pincer as well. So, a double impingement. I had to have surgery because the surgeon I spoke with next agreed that the tear was too large to not do surgery if I wanted to not be in pain. No arguing. No trying to talk me out of it. They immediately agreed it was the best course of action. I had surgery April 2nd of 2024 to remove my CAM and the Pincer they found, and then repair the labrum. While I'm still in recovery, my pain is down 80% of the time outside of flareups when I over exercise during my strength training. I would never send a woman to him, as she will be dismissed. I was in so much pain that I was crying after collapsing at the office during my last visit. The only reason I am giving this location a 2-star is because the women at the front were incredibly nice. This review is leaving out a lot of other smaller issues I had during my short time there. Maybe if you're a man, it'll be worth it, but if you're a woman, go elsewhere. I cannot, in good faith, recommend this office or Dr. Chimes. TL;DR, Dr. Chimes ignored what I said and then gave a sexist course of action due to my gender. New doctor 2 months later discovered the issue and that I needed hip surgery to remove two bone defects and a tear in my labrum. I have now had surgery and am doing well in recovery with a large reduction in pain.

Dr. Gary Chimes: My patients have had very negative, body shaming experiences. Based on things he…read moresaid to my patients, it seems likely that his fat-phobia is very strong and he leans on outdated references such as BMI. Doctors who view weight as the issue are unable to help patients get to the true root of the issue.

Dr. Marshall is, indeed, as good as it gets. I am a former trauma orthopedic nurse who shattered…read moreher knee (tibial plateau fracture schatzker level 6) and I am lucky! After plates and rods, my knee is healing perfectly in record time. Dr. Silas Marshall is exactly the surgeon that I would have wished for: empathetic, perfectionist, skilled, knowledgeable, and a terrific listener/communicator. I am writing reviews as a good deed for people who need an orthopedic surgeon, hoping to steer you to the best. With Dr. James Larson as anesthesiologist, you have a dream team. Good luck

Dr. Hulst did my hip replacement and it was the best experience I have ever had with a surgery. He…read moreis very intelligent and kind. He cares about you and listens. I recommend him to anyone needing the type of surgeries that he performs. Exceptional surgeon! I had my surgery at Overlake Hospital in Bellevue, which was fantastic, too.

Dr. Hulst walks in with a smile, makes me feel at ease and really listens to why I am there. He…read morespends the time to be able to give me plenty of options to choose from to resolve the problem. I had my knee replaced by him in 2013 which was a huge success. I was back on track working out and teaching group fitness in a little less than 3 months after. If you are like me and want a doctor that understands living an active lifestyle and wanting to get back to it, Dr. Hulst is your man!

Saw another reviewer mention a failed surgery with Keem and that "complications occur," as if this…read moreisn't what so often happens with Keem (I've met people who've known physical therapists who work with numerous butchered Keem patients at a time) - so I'm back to update my review. This is a placeholder until I type out another banger lambasting Keem for being a terrible surgeon. Keem told me my artificial disc migrated - in actuality, a team of Virginia Mason neurosurgeons investigated, and found the disc was installed in the wrong place (which took a while to diagnose, as Keem refused to release intra-operative imaging for close to a year). Entire steps of my surgery were skipped. And he lied to my face about it - and to the Polyclinic ... just before mysteriously leaving his cushy position as their sole spinal surgeon. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Keem is a lazy, incompetent butcher. I still experience daily pain and take daily pain medications after what he did to me as a young athlete. He mysteriously vanished from the Polyclinic after multiple government investigations of my surgery, including a winning ruling by the Washington state AG's office because Keem was double-paid by both me and my insurance, and his office said I'd have to sue him directly to be reimbursed. He's corrupt, and a liar. After some time floating around, it appears he's been hired by Swedish. They should be ashamed of themselves - I reached out directly to share the results of my surgery. Clearly, Swedish doesn't care about the longevity of their patients, or keeping them safe, functional, and pain-free. Keep in mind that this man has a long and extensive history of "complicated" surgeries, as well as kickbacks into the millions from the manufacturer of the only artificial disc he installs. (They also cover fusion equipment, etc.) I could find no other surgeon who only uses equipment from one company ... let alone ones paid by them on the side. More corruption to the absolute core. More coming. I have other reviews for him in my profile, including one in which I caught him leaving himself a fake positive review. Don't be fooled by this slimy, unctuous guy who has a long history of leaving his patients immediately post-op to go get paid by Medtronic while they suffer through permanent and life-changing complications. Expect a PA to see you for your first post-op appointment (dangerous and insidious scope creep, going against all advice of the American Medical Association), and expect them to misread your imaging and gaslight you about your pain because they have no idea what they're talking about. This is an established pattern of Keem's. If Keem has 5,000 haters, I'm one of them. If Keem has 1 hater, it's me. If Keem has 0 haters, it's because his rotten surgery finally killed me Lmaoooo. If Shakespeare knew this guy, he'd call him an egg.

In July, I had an anterior fusion surgery performed by Sean Keem. My surgery did not go as…read moreexpected and there were complications that kept me in the hospital for 14 days as opposed to the 2 that was anticipated. I'm 52 and totally understand the complications and risks with this type of surgery. I felt what could go wrong went wrong. The problem with a lot of people is they do not understand that when something goes wrong, almost all of the time it has nothing to do with the surgeon performing the procedure. Things just happen. Dr. Keem has always been professional and straight forward with me as well as the staff that works around him. I knew the risks and accepted what happened as part of that but Dr. Keem is great. I'd go to him again (this was my second procedure with him...the first being 7 years ago). The staff at the surgery center was amazing. All of them were great compared to my previous visit. I'd like to give a huge shout out to all of those who cared for me but the one that stood out the most was Morgan. She seemed so much of a real person than a robotic nurse that i had experienced with my previous surgery. She was easy to talk to and seemed relatable to my life experiences. Again...all of the nursing staff was amazing this visit but Morgan stands out the most. Thanks again.

I consulted with Dr. Clatyon Brandes in 2002 for a second opinion on a broken ankle, in 2015 for a…read morebroken toe, and in 2024 for yet another broken toe plus jammed joint. I had 3 great experiences. He was in a good mood each and every single time. Just this week at the new Proliance building in Bellevue, he did an amazing job showing me my X-Ray and drawing little doodles over it to explain what is going on, and what my surgical options are. These last two visits he offered surgical options, but recommended against them as my case was borderline, and he clearly stated that orthopedic surgery is as invasive and painful as it gets. I don't remember my older visits well, but this week I had no problems with the office experience, or his staff, in fact I didn't even have to wait long. I've seen some ridiculous reviews left by other parties here and take offense. Let's be clear, surgery is a last resort and the major insult to the body in itself. Of course having a plate or screw drilled into your bone is going to hurt forever. Dr. Brandes didn't shatter your ankle into a thousand pieces, that was you. A lot of the reviews appear to be from Narcotics seeking patients, which is odd and doesn't match up with my experience. He immediately prescribed me some Vicodin in 2015 when he was main specialist on a badly broken toe that had 8/10 pain. I understand that there IS a legitimate pain management crisis going on in Washington State. I've heard, and experienced, other doctors who will throw you under the bus and leave you gasping in pain with broken bones poking out of your skin or severe nerve damage... But you can thank Governor Jay Inslee for that. About 10 years ago he ordered his Health Department to shut down Seattle Pain Centers on false pretenses, and then begin hunting down other doctors who prescribe pain medicine and take their medical licenses. That's where the problem started, with our governor's kneejerk and misguided reaction to the Heroin and Fentanyl crisis that sprang up under his watch.

I had an achilles tendon surgery by Dr. Clayton Brandes (full rupture). If I could do it all over…read moreagain I would pick a different surgeon. I had complications after the surgery lasting years, and after a couple follow up with Dr. Brandes he just told me to go away (in so many words). Another doctor with Proliance eventually was able to improve my condition, so I know that there was something Dr. Brandes could have done for me, but for whatever reason was unwilling to even consider. I have one good friend who also had a surgery from him (ankle) and she had a very similar experience, and wouldn't choose Dr. Brandes either, if she could do it all over again. Do your research, you don't get a second chance to have a surgery done right the first time.