I went in for a third consult regarding a ruptured Achilles tendon. I was frustrated, hurting and…read morefrightened of what may be lie ahead based on other doctor's visits for this surgery. I was also late because I went to the wrong building, then the wrong floor in that building until I found I wasn't even on the correct streets. When I arrived the front desk was kind and so helpful. She put me at ease saying, "don't worry...we will take care of you. I met Dr Hall and I knew immediately I was in the right place. I apologized for being tardy and his sweet response was " oh I knew you'd get here. I've been waiting." No reprimands. How refreshing. Dr Hall was kind, knowledgeable, thorough, and I told my husband that I was sorry but I found a new love. :-) He made me that at ease with everything moving forward. There are lots and lots of Ortho doctors out there and I've had a few bad experiences. This time I got it right. Thank you Dr Hall.

I have mixed feelings about ProOrtho. I think my surgeon has been top notch. Absolutely great. And…read moreI love his PA. But I have encountered other issues, most notably, with the business staff and the failure to pay attention to details or to treat patients with respect. I've also been less than thrilled with the competency, or rather lack there of of some of their medical assistant staff. I had surgery at their surgery center, and the first thing the surgical prep nurse tried to do was provide me with a medication that was on my allergy list. Post surgery, they also provided medication that was contraindicated by my surgeon's direction. I feel like they have a system in place and follow their system instead of caring about the patient. I also f found some of the post surgical direction has been sketchy and incomplete and in one case, even contradictory to the information provided by my surgeon in advance of my surgery. When I tried to draw this to their attention, they brushed me off. If you work with this facility, please be sure to advocate for yourself, stand your ground, and ask lots of questions for clarification. I would not send my super senior dad or less competent family member here without me being right at his side to advocate, and you shouldn't either.

Made an appt with Dr. Vincent as I'd been having growing sharp pain under the ball of my little toe…read more- I would swear that something was broken in there. After extensive interview about symptoms and possible cause, Dr Vincent had me up on the exam table and pronounced I had a 'clogged sweat gland'. WTF. A what? There are sweat glands down there?? In no time Dr. Vincent was scraping and digging and removing the offending whatever, and placed a 'donut' bandage on it, and gave me a bunch to keep using. So far, the pain is gone and doesnt seem to be recurring. So, as others have noted, they may have 'encouraged' me to get orthodic inserts, as they noted my insurance would cover most of it. I did feel a little pressured, as it did not seem to be associated with the condition. However, I did get a pair of orthodics, and I like the arch support. Staff was great, friendly and efficient. Billing seemed accurate. Waiting area here is small and rather cramped, and hard to social distance if more than a couple folks are waiting. I'd recommend, if you plan to go there, be prepared to be 'offered' orthopedics.

I have a loved one who was treated for plantar warts by Dr. VINCENT. The treatment was zero per…read morecent effective and expensive, close to $1000 out of pocket for the treatment that did not work. There was a total of about 8 visits. The topical treatment that Dr. Vincent had applied to the foot, caused deep and painful blisters for 2 months so my loved one had to tiptoe for 2 months because it was too painful to step on the foot. Now my loved one is seeing another doctor for the problem, which Dr. Vincent failed to treat. I question this doctor's professional ethics and judgement - he saw that the treatment had been futile or even harmful to a patient but kept doing it over and over and charging for it. Would not recommend his services to anyone. He does not have patients' best interests at heart

Dr Fuchs puts you at ease right away. He has no phony airs about him. My husband and I have been…read moreto him for various issues and he's always a class act, not to mention his demonstration of his skills and good outcomes. He also is conservative with recommending surgery it seems to me. With his excellent "bedside manner" being the cherry on top, he is a definite recommend.

Dr. Fuchs performed meniscus surgery on my left knee recently. The process was easy and amazingly…read morefast. Post-surgery, I was able to immediately walk, and was doing light cycling within a few days. Dr. Fuchs was caring and professional, answered all my questions in advance, and after the procedure. He is friendly, knowledgeable, obviously skilled, and has my highest recommendation.

Dr. Kang has saved me so much. I went to another popular podiatrist nearby & he completely…read moremisdiagnosed me, but sold me custom orthotics that weren't even compatible to my condition. It took less than 10 minutes for Dr. Kang to correctly diagnose me.

Dr. Kim is phenomenal! Very clear and efficient, from scheduling to post-visit instructions. Thank…read moreyou!

She does an amazing job and very through. I look forward to working with her…read more I have had knee pain for so long and I've given up on finding anything that I could do to help it until I met Dr. Clinton who has suggested a few ideas for me to try I look forward to following up

Dr Camille Clinton saved my life. A falling accident put a big tear in my right shoulder. She did…read morea wonderful job with the repair and was very honest and accurate with the prognosis.

I highly recommend Dr Rolfe. Dr Rolfe performed my knee surgery in May, 2015…read more Dr. Rolfe is skilled, attentive, and takes time to answer all questions and explain options. The entire process from the first appointment to the surgical procedure, and all appointments following surgery, was set up with my care and the outcome of my knee as the number one priority. I would never complain if I ever had to wait a bit, it is understandable in any busy medical practice, and well worth it so be seen by the best ! Though I did not experience a wait of over 10 minutes. If you think you are a candidate for knee surgery, see Dr. Rolfe.

Dr. Rolfe is terrific, not only a great surgeon, but good at explaining why and how my surgery…read moreworks. He also sketched my knee after my menisectomy while he explained what he'd done and my expected recovery. I'm better now at 5 weeks post-op than before my surgery. Thank you, Dr. Rolfe!

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 a review specifically about Dr. Depuydt. The clinic was recommended to me by my LMP/Chiro…read moreteam. I ended up seeing Dr. Depuydt. I had a specific injury and already knew the diagnosis and the treatment plan; I was there to discuss my bone scan, my overall bone structure and specific joint issues. I wanted a wholistic evaluation. He came in, looked at my scan, looked at my foot (I had a walking boot on; obvious injurY), and said, "Yes, you have a stress fracture. Come back in 6 weeks for an evaluation." I explained that I knew about my foot, and that was not my concern, and started to explain what I wanted from that visit. He completely ignored my concerns. He kept cutting me off, and told me that my concerns were irrelevant and when I insisted that we review my scans, one by one, he said that he has other patients to see. I was in there for 15 minutes! He also took my questions and continued concerns as a personal insult and spent more time talking about his expertise and education than he spent on my scans/pain. He said that he didn't care for bone scans or MRIs and felt that examining the patient was a better approach. He took a look at my legs and said, "I don't see any leg length discrepancy"--when I had provided x-ray results with measurements showing a 1cm discrepancy in my femur. When I brought it up, he interrupted with "It doesn't matter." Just absurd! He also touched me a lot; I had shorts on and he kept touching my thigh and my arms and saying things like, "Now, young lady..." It was the most ridiculous, dreadful medical professional experience I have ever EVER had. WORST.

The Firstborn got his Firstjob and then promptly got his Firstbrokenbone…read more A slip and fall at a friend's apartment spa results in his first lesson in "real" adulthood... injured and without health insurance. He was too old to qualify for mine and his new job benefits don't kick in for awhile. An ER trip, a cast and a little bit later and he had his follow up appointment here. Initially, they refused to see him without payment, in full, up front. After a second referral from Evergreen Hospital and a week went by, they agreed to just the new patient fee and a payment towards any total cost. The visit was about an hour, he lost the cast, was given exercises and stretches, a release to limited-duty work and an appointment in two weeks to see how he heals. He seems satisfied, if not bewildered by the medical bills he'll now have, but thought he received good care and respectful treatment from Dr. Boyer. Firstborn is ok, and that's what matters most to Mom.

Went to Evergreen to get a second opinion on a hip replacement that had never stopped being painful…read more2 years after surgery. The staff and doctors at the orthopedic clinic were very professional , helpful and kind. The analysis of the problems I presented were thoroughly researched with extensive X-rays, cat scans , MRI, blood tests - everything necessary to define the problem. The end result was a redo of my Previous hip replacement due to a Loose stem. Dr Adam Rothenberg was the attending physician and he and his support staff Provided comprehensive pre And post Op care . There was one slight service concern when after surgery I was transferred from one room where the staff was highly trained, knowledgeable about what to do with post hip replacement surgery to a subsequent room that was too small, old and inadequate with staff that was not well trained and frequently did not seem to understand what to do including how to manage pain or get me to walking It was actually a significant reduction in the quality of care and I felt I would do much better at home as soon as possible. I am sure this in part do to the shortage in health care professionals but quality of care throughout Evergreens services and facilities was not always present. .

Hi everyone, It is not over. In fact, it has become worse. The mistreatment of patients should not…read morebe acceptable by anyone, especially not by Evergreen if they truly care. So yeah, here's a little recap... I went to Evergreen Sport & Sine because I was waking up every morning with numbness in my arms; sharp, shooting pains when I turned my head to fast; and numbness when I turned my head too far in most directions. I had to beg the doctor Abe just for an x-ray. He completely ignored and dismissed my request for an MRI. His prescription: "Go do some physical therapy to strengthen your neck muscles." I went to another doctor who immediately took x-rays, reviewed them, and immediately sent me to an MRI. The MRI showed three herniated discs. My newer, better doctor said that physical therapy had the potential to make everything worse. So Evergreen bills me $391.18. I contest that bill. They performatively review my facts only to state "We reviewed these facts and yes, you still owe us the money for the services we provided." They didn't care about the actual facts (misdiagnosis, malpractice, 2nd opinion; MRI; months of treatments [which are still happening], and thousands spent to get this "fixed".) They only care about their money. In fact, they threatened me with collections if I did not pay. So, I paid. It's not over! Last month, I receive a second bill from Evergreen sayong that I now owe Dr. Abe an additional $201.00 for his work misdiagnosing me. I called to request another review. In response, today on July 15, I received a "Your balance is now past due" notice. I'm sure that the threats will continue until I pay for the healthcare service I did not receive. I hear that doctors are supposed to "do no harm." Some Evergreen doctors must be told to "do no help". "But don't worry because we will all get paid anyway."

Dr. Adams is a very patient physician with great bedside manner who cares about patients. He is…read morevery passion in identify where the knee/foot/ankle problem is. I am currently a patient of Dr. Adams. I had a very bad ski injury at Whistler in late 2013 season and was sent to ER at Whistler. Doctors in Whistler (who are sports medicine experts) thought I had a MCL sprain and send me home for rest. After 3 weeks my symptom didn't get better but a tidy worsen. My knee wobbled a lot and I can't barely walk without supportive bandages or bracers. So my family doctor sent me to physical therapy which helped a lot after only 3 weeks of rehab. I could walk normal again and even start running and do some yoga. But I still have pain-restrained movement. So Craig Carson, my wonderful therapist, recommend me to see Dr. Adams. The reason being Dr. Adams is not a surgeon so he won't suggest unnecessary surgery. Dr. Adams' office has moved to Evergreen in Kirkland. He and his crew really pay attention to detail. You will see his assistant first, who will ask all kinds of question, and repeat again with Dr. Adams. His assistant will be there taking notes for him. After spending a lot of time doing tests to identify my problem, Dr. Adams decided to send me for MRI, and found that I actually had a 2nd degree ACL torn (instead of MCL). The first thing he said was "No surgery is needed!" with a big smile on his face because he knew how much I was worried. He then explained the diagnosis thoroughly with the knee model, followed by going over the MRI images with me. He did some further test/diagnosis by rotation my knee and suggested me to continue on physical therapy. He answered my 10 million questions with patient! In the end of my visit he will send reports to my physical therapist and family doctor for updates. If you have any sport related injury especially knee and ankle, I strong recommend seeing Dr. Adams.

Dr. Adams was fantastic! If you have a sports injury I 100% recommend making an appointment with…read moreDr. Bob Adams. I ran the Seattle Rock n' Roll half marathon in 2009 and was injured during training. I spent way too money at a chiropractic's office (which didn't help) before I decided to call my insurance for recommendations. Dr. Adams took x-rays, sent me for a MRI, gave me a comprehensive exam and found that I had a torn labrum. He gave me practical advice, took the time to explain my injury, took very detailed notes and referred me to a physical therapist for treatment. Dr. Adams has worked with Olympians for most of his career and knows what he's talking about. I'm happy to say that I completed the half marathon without any hip pain!