Small waiting room with 7 seats…read more Sign says if 15 minutes late, you may be rescheduled. Doctors are very nice and listen to what you say. If you have a foot/ankle problem, this is a good place to come.

This "surgeon" did an amputation of my husband's toes and side of foot gangrene infection…read more Post operatively, this surgeon created a pressure sore on his heel due to negligence of simply keeping pressure off heel of injured foot resulting in life endangering sepsis.

Dr Annissipour has performed two back surgeries on me. The first was extensive and I healed nicely…read more I then needed fusion surgery and have healed wonderfully from that surgery as well. Dr Annissipour is a superior surgeon and I am doing wonderful! Brandon is Dr Annissipour's assistant in surgery and in the office, and I really appreciate his expertise and his kindness to answer all my questions with patience and care. I always feel we are a team and they hear me when I have concerns or I am scared. If you need back surgery, I highly recommend Dr Annissipour!

after my fusion and laminectomy I was sent home with no care. he did not send me to a rehab center…read moreas was discussed. I received no therapy while in the hospital either. now I need additional surgery which most likely stems from the surgery he performed.

I went to Dr. Kinahan for a second opinion on a recent surgery. There was nothing he could do, but…read morehe is the nicest, most caring doctor I have seen in my lifetime. I am glad I went to put my mind at ease. Don't hesitate to see him if you have any shoulder problem.

This is a perfectly nice place to get your MRI done at. The only problem with them is that they're…read moreaffiliated with EBJ Surgery Center, which is a total nightmare...(see my other review for details) This is why they only get three stars from me. The building also houses a shoe store, which is interesting, but I guess makes sense for folks with orthopedic issues. Lewis was the technician, and really couldn't be better at his job! He's straightforward, calm, reassuring, and smart. If I had been nervous about having an MRI in the first place, I imagine his 'bedside manner' would be quite comforting. He made the whole process very easy and explained things enough so that I had an idea of what was going on. Top notch! The lady in reception (whose name I didn't catch) is also very nice, right on top of things, and did a great job. The equipment appears to be new, and basically looks like the MRI machines you see on tv- big, white, tunnelish... If you can get your MRI done here, and then have another clinic handle the results, go for it! At least this portion of Everett Bone and Joint knows WTF they're doing.

Very helpful. He is very knowledgeable and was clear on explaining to me the nature of my diagnosis…read moreand how to properly care for it. I brought my mom and we asked tons of questions and he sat and answered every question thoroughly. He listened to our concerns and addressed each thing I asked in a clear and concise way allowing me to feel confident in following his next steps in my condition. He was in no way rushing us, like most doctors tend to. I will definitely be returning to him with further surgical needs.

Unbelievably rude and non-caring. My husband had hernia surgery in November 2016. He still has…read morepain and at times limits his mobility and quality of life. He was told to wait 3 months to allow the pain to subside. The pain continued and increased over time. Now 5 months later when the pain is at its highest, Dr. Truong not only refused to scan or test for any infection or abnormality, but told my husband to take Tylenol and deal with the pain. He further stated there was nothing he could do. I'd highly recommend you consider another doctor.

My husband had surgery at the gateway surgery center, it was very unprofessional and I was not…read moreallowed to go back with him, or sit with him before surgery. He said when he got back there no one greated him and Dr. Boggs was chatting it up with the staff, came over and made a mark on his foot and left. My husband's pain tolerance is difficult as he's been on pain medication for ongoing issues, and was prescribed the lowest dose of medication possible. We addressed this with the anestesiologist, and the nurse at the surgery center who completely agreed that the medication would not work for pain and to speak with Dr. Boggs staff about this. He spoke with Nickki, who was extremely rude, unsimpathetic, and he told her the medication was not working, she said to double up the dose, ice it and see if that works. She made him feel like he's a drug seeker, She didn't care, and on the sheet of paper they gave us it said to call the doctor directly if your medication doesnt work. Thats what he did!!!! I called back and advised that hes in excrusiating pain and ice, and elevating it and the medication is not working, and he's been doubling up on his dose, she said well who told you to do double the dose, really you just told my husband to do that. So long story short they are not going to do anything, and I said well this is a waste of time, and I guess hes just going to suffer and be in pain and ended the call. She called back, spoke to my husband and said I thought we were on the same page? Really???!!! No not at all, your not helping. You make him feel like a criminal, and drug seeker and doctors are clearly scared to prescribe pain medication, but it's for a surgery. We are very unpleased with WWMG, and Dr. Boggs staff, and if we couldd go else where mid treatment we would. It's hard enough to see my husband in misery, and awful pain, and then to see him hurt by making him feel like he's a criminal and drug seeker. We will never do business with Dr. Boggs, or WWMG again. Very dissappointing that you leave your patients in agony! I've called my insurance company to make them aware of the complaint as well, and the BBB. Beware, if your having surgery and have a pain contract, you will be left in misery and be made to feel like a drug seeker and criminal.

I have been having foot troubles for 5 years straight...the last year has been impossible…read more Couldn't walk more than a quarter of a mile without being in horrible pain, swelling, etc. Looked every where for a doctor that would take my insurance....but my insurance company is so awful out of 30 some doctors no one would take me as a new patient. I had seen Dr. BOGGS online and wanted to see him but he wasn't seeing new patients (with my insurance) either. I ended up going to my shoulder surgeon begging for her to try something or at least give me direction after reading my xrays and MRI's. She gave me an injection in my foot and referred me to Dr. Boggs. I was able to get in because he was part of my existing surgeons. His staff has been great, on the phone setting up appointments, checking me in, the ladies that work in the back with him (T and Nyckki---she's the super rock star!!!), from check ups to xrays they are the best. Super efficient, helpful, and personable. Dr. Boggs did a few injections to determine his plan of action, and we eventually agreed on surgery. He and his staff were able to schedule me ASAP, and I had foot surgery in May. They have been great getting all my appointments scheduled and keeping me on track for recovery. I appreciate Dr. Boggs's honesty, and realistic expectations, goals, etc. He definitely knows what he's doing and is quick to put me at ease. If you are looking for a great foot doctor/ surgeon that has a reliable, friendly staff...check them out. Convenient parking, easy to access, and does surgeries at Gateway...not dirty hospitals.

In short The doctors have been great, as have the nurses and…read moremost of the PAs. One PA was frustrating, and scheduling isn't always smooth, though the gals at the front desk are super nice every time we can reach them. In long Last spring, my lovely bride had a massive stroke, and has seen the orthopedist, pain management doc, and spine specialist here. The pain management doc moved to another office this year, and we'll see her again shortly. One quick outpatient procedure last year was a waste of time because the PA just hurried through it. The orthopedist had been called out for an emergency surgery. We repeated that proc a couple months later with the actual MD and it was super effective. Lots of reviews mention how tough it is to schedule here, and sometimes the phones do leave you wondering if you'll ever get through to a human. Once you do, though, they follow through and stuff gets done, at least in our experience. The facility is nice enough for sure. Decent amount of parking, clean and bright. It's surprising to find a medical facility that does not have automatic doors for wheelchair users, but then again, this is not the only one. Those doors are evidently way more expensive than we might think. Overall we're happy with the care here and will continue to be seen.

There are many challenges getting this organization to respond to usual protocol. There are…read morebottlenecks every step of the way. Upon research, google AI states, in part, frequently point to systemic disorganization, heavy administrative workloads, poor communication between departments, and IT nuances as major barriers to efficiency. When a healthcare organization like Western Washington Medical Group (WWMG) is severely delayed, patients can take specific structural actions to protect their care and push documentation forward. Immediate Actions to Bypass Delays Utilize the Patient Portal: Request all medical records, lab results, and referral document copies directly through the digital patient portal. Digital entries are heavily timestamped and harder for administrative staff to misplace than physical paperwork. Contact a Patient Advocate: Ask to speak with a WWMG patient advocate or practice manager at your specific clinic location. They operate outside the standard administrative pool and have the authority to escalate delayed documentation.

I think we all want a doctor that doesn't see us as just products to make a few dollars off. I'm…read moregoing to rate from a black man's perspective. First impressions mean a lot. Experience will teach one to recognize and respect one's intuition, but back it up with facts so one doesn't let past biases get in the way of making a decision on how to proceed. The first doctor I was assigned to, i didn't feel comfortable with, and didn't believe he had my best interests at heart. The second doctor Dominic Van Nielen at first gave me the same vibe, however I chose to back it up with facts instead of letting past biases get in my way. I probed and asked questions and he answered with honesty, integrity, respect, and compassion. He told me exactly what he needed me to do to be ready for a hip replacement and I met that criteria. It was hard for me. The doctor did his part like a champion. We live in some trying times where it's hard to see exactly who people truly are. Having to put one's life in a strangers hands is a difficult thing. Again speaking from a black man's perspective I can honestly say this doctor is not only a great surgeon but a great man. However, Putting God first In every situation is always necessary. I'm honestly thankful to his whole team (excluding one negative nurse, who just didn't understand I wasn't rich!)

I broke my leg while traveling abroad. The orthopedic doc in Turkey wanted to do surgery straight…read moreaway. I said no and that I would get it evaluated when I got home. Took the next flight home and went to the ER here. They referred me to Everett Bone and Joint. I was happily surprised when my doc said I didn't have to do surgery. I am healing well with no complications as of yet. The office team was cordial and fast. Everything was quite streamlined.