Have seen two different Orthopedic doctors for the same issue at this location and I sincerely hope…read moretheir family members never receive the lazy and uncaring treatment I received. Doctor #1: Refused to send me to Physical Therapy- said wouldn't help at all, in fact make the situation worse. Instead recommended a $600 out of pocket treatment that did zero to help. Saw another doctor at another clinic that did end up sending me to PT. PT gave me back my mobility and decreased pain. Doctor # 2: Given outdated and unnecessary paperwork to complete (according to my insurance and the UW customer service)- haven't these people bothered to check in the last 4 years what papers are in patient care packets? Called in for a serious reaction after surgery- could be blood clots they said. Then said would set up appointment for procedure to check on possible clots (their words, "possible blood clots")....still waiting....sent email asking about appointment...still waiting on response. Guess I'll be going to the ER to get this checked on then? Why put the idea of blood clots in my mind and then drop the follow-up to get me seen for this life threatening condition? Customer representatives when you call into the clinic are rude, curt and useless. When I have been in the waiting room, have heard them taking about patients, mocking them and making fun. Shame on you making fun of sick people in pain.

I broke my toe recently, and was referred to Dr. Bouche or associates. Dr. Bouche was booked out…read morefor quite a while, so I saw Dr. McInnes instead. Bad news, I needed surgery, but good news, Dr. McInnes and his nurse, Dee, are super nice, as is everybody else I have interacted with at the clinic (another nurse, Angie, and all the receptionists). Dr. McInnes and Dee have both taken the time to answer all my questions, and the doctor went out of his way to explain things to me after surgery *and* in my next appointment--just in case I had missed anything in my post-surgery stupor. He drew pictures, and even showed me some photos he took of my little bone fragments with his iPhone (not kidding). He's done a great job of explaining everything to me very clearly, making sure I understood, and making sure I was as comfortable as possible with everything. (For example, I have a pin in my toe that will be removed later, and he modified the dressing a little bit so the pin would be covered because I was nervous about having the end exposed. He also gave me a new prescription for pain meds the first time I saw him, because the Vicodin the ER gave me was giving me a lot of nausea.) On the down side, you have to pay for parking, but again on the plus side, when I left today, the parking lady gave me a jar of blackberry jam! What!!! That's not even possible. BUT IT IS, and I have the jam to prove it.

Got a hip preservation surgery done with Dr Downer. 5 stars for him and his careful approach to my…read moresurgery. Also consulted with Dr. Shafer and am very pleased with his approach to my back issues and making sure that my care path for the pain I was experiencing was fully understood. All the rest... needs work. My major complaints: 1: impossible to get my scheduler on the phone. Left voicemail after voicemail trying to get in touch, only after digging through old papers was I able to find a direct number that got me on the phone. The attitude of the people answering the phone is poor and caused unnecessary stress pre-operation. The scheduler was helpful once getting in contact, but it should not have been that difficult. 2: called 3 times (yes, 3) before my surgery to make sure they had tall crutches for me. I am a person of exceptional height and i made sure to call ahead of time to verify that crutches for me would be available and was blown off as if it was a stupid question. On the day of my surgery, they came in and said that they didnt have tall enough crutches for me. Had to buy some online and went home with a walker that's too small and now have to haggle with insurance to get my crutches. They were rude to my caretaker when they attempted to ask about the crutch situation as well. In general, the support staff acts like doing their job is an inconvenience. If you value a fully supportive care experience, it could be hit or miss here. I am extremely happy with my choice to work with Dr. Downer, but I have learned that his expertise comes at the price of flaky support staff.

Awful experience! waited 1 hour after my scheduled time to see the doc and it was a brusque rushed…read morevisit, no apologies. This was exactly what had happened the first time with this provider but I had forgotten about it. Stereotypical surgeon bedside manner, shook hands and then it was a whirlwind and over. I could see him stiffening when I started to ask a question. Probably because the outcomes of the procedure were not as expected? There was zero compassion. You just know when you don't want to go back to a provider because of their demeanor and this was one of those encounters. The front desk and MA were definitely more personable and interactive. And I agree, the one scheduler who answers the phone is likely overworked, but boy she was a ding-dong and rude to boot. The confirmation text message was for the wrong clinic! When I called back to check she was indifferent and unapologetic: well, 'our message system is wonky' sometimes! What?! I could have gone to the wrong clinic and missed my appointment altogether. Who hires and trains these people?? And...I am a medical provider myself, don't expect special treatment, but I like to be treated the way I treat my patients which is not in this manner. Humility should be the bedrock of the bedside approach, but providers like these give all docs a bad name. I apologize on behalf of this provider to patients and caregivers who have been been at the receiving end of such impersonal and condescending interactions with a doc.

Just 12 weeks after full hip-replacement surgery, I was able to go from a walker to not even…read moreneeding a cane to walk. I highly recommend Peak Sports and Spine Pinehurst.

Been trying to find a good PT and after hearing good things about this place from a fellow marathon…read morerunner -- thought I'd give it a try...to be blunt -- there's plenty of other competition-- don't waste your time with these numbskulls. They knew I was up against a deadline because trainings already begun for the Seattle marathon and needed new orthotics. The first apt. set was cancelled due to some unforeseen conflict, the second the PT was 1/2 hour late and I couldn't stick around. After we finally met and the orthotics ordered when received they were totally off as though the order was mixed up with someone else's...That was the last straw..they were apologetic and professional but don't have anymore time to waste with these goofballs.

I've been seeing Lucas Frangos at PT Solutions for a month. I came with knee problems. Lucas is…read moreextremely knowledgeable, patient and friendly. He's already helped me so much in such a short time. I highly recommend him.

Everyone at Northgate Physical Therapy is friendly and very professional. Skyler was great helping…read moreme get back into shape after hip replacement. His exercises got the results I wanted and he gave me things to work on after therapy ended so I could continue being successful on my recovery.

I love this place! The doctors, therapists, and staff is so friendly and caring and I love how the…read morechiropractic care and physical therapy is all in one place. The open concept creates such a nice environment that feels extremely welcoming and comfortable. I get such good results from coming here and the exercises I get to do are both creative, effective and fun. Highly recommended!

First want to start by saying Tangelo is great and they will help you fix yourself but docking a…read morecouple stars for the experience I had yesterday. I called ahead to check about insurance for my husband they said it was covered (through premera) turns out it's covered after you hit $3200 out of your own pocket.. which you'll do pretty quick I think they assume by giving you a treatment plan of 2 times a week for 8 weeks at $180 a pop. Maybe I should've known this but also feel like this should've been clarified when I called over the phone. Either way I still would've sent my husband just didn't love what felt a bit like a bait and switch. The chiro was late. They "ran out" of parking passes, we ended up having to pay for parking because we went over the 90 minutes, that was just kinda the cherry on top. Overall they will help you get better just posting this for transparency and so maybe going forward they'll be more forthcoming with their customers.

What a clean, friendly office. The ladies are full of care and concern. Fun music and professional…read moreatmosphere. Really felt like I was cared for. Thank you GPT Lake City!

I went to Lakecity branch and seen by Rachel ! she patiently listened to me and tried to give the…read morebest exercise that would work for me !

Dr. Dan is a true master. My work requires that I sit for long durations, although I try to stand…read moreat my standing desk when I remember to. This, coupled with still being quite active as I age, has inevitably led to some new injuries like a slipped SI joint and external hip rotation with knee pain-both of which scared the heck out of me. However, Dr. Dan was able to fix both issues using his gentle and effective chiropractic touch. It only took one visit for each injury-although I try to visit about once a month to get adjusted. He also gives excellent aftercare advice so that the healing process continues smoothly. If you are a somewhat sedentary desk worker who is also very active once you remove yourself from the glowing screen and have back, hip, knee, or other joint pain, my advice would be to see Dr. Dan at Core Chiropractic. You will thank yourself later.

I travel from Woodinville to Seattle just to see Dr. Dan. He is not only a great chiropractor, he…read moreis a wonderful human being. I've been seeing him for years, he has helped me through all my injuries and accidents.

Dr Scott Ruhlman is the best. He operated a femur surgery for me and the next morning I started to…read morewalk with a walker. Our family and I appreciate him very much for his perfect expertise.

It feels weird leaving a Yelp review for a dr but hey, it's a brave new world. I had the…read moreunfortunate experience of falling on my butt during Snowpocalypse and I broke a few bones. Swedish Ballard e.r. diagnosed some (but not all) of the breaks and had me follow up with dr ruhlman. getting an appointment was easy and they got me in very quickly. for my first visit I chose the Wallingford location, which is very easy to find and access. i arrived approx 10 mins before my appt time, was checked in right away, and was brought back before my official appt time even began! the nurses were friendly and made me feel very comfortable. once i was in the room and all of my vitals were taken, i waited maybe 5 mins for dr ruhlman to see me. he's nice, thorough, has amazing credentials, and found another broken bone that the e.r. had missed and since it was the one causing me the most pain, I almost started crying with relief. he laid out my plan for healing and gave me realistic expectations. the next follow up was in the ballard office and everything there was also smoothe. my only complaint is that sometimes when i've called with a question, i got into a looiiing wait on hold before talking with a human.

For over three years, I suffered from severe pain in my left knee--it hurt when I stood, sat, or…read moremoved. It was constant, and it deeply affected my quality of life. I initially sought help from another sports medicine doctor who ordered an MRI but ultimately told me the pain was "in my head" and that I just needed to deal with it. That experience left me feeling discouraged and hopeless. Thankfully, I was later referred to Dr. Grant Garcia, and my experience with him was completely different. During my first visit, Dr. Garcia reviewed the same MRI and immediately identified the issue: significant cartilage damage that the previous doctor had missed. It turned out I had damaged and was missing all the cartilage between my femur and patella. Dr. Garcia walked me through my options with compassion and clarity, and together we decided on MACI--a procedure where they take my own cartilage, grow it in a lab, and use it to repair the damaged area. I had the surgery a year ago, and it has truly changed my life. The pain is completely gone, and I'm able to run again! Dr. Garcia gave me hope when I needed it most. His expertise, attention to detail, and care for his patients set him apart. I can't recommend him highly enough to anyone suffering from knee pain or sports injuries.

Dr. Garcia is highly recommended. Dr. Garcia has performed my 2 shoulder surgeries - an AC Joint…read morerepair on my left shoulder due to a biking accident and a Right pec tear. Both have been easy processes from pre surgery appointments to follow up appointments. He is professional and does outstanding repairs. I was back to fully functioning use of arm/shoulder in quick time with no adverse effects. I am grateful that he is good at what he does.