A sudden mobility issue happened back on 2/17/26. Working with my primary care facility and…read morephysician at Pacific Medical Center - Shoreline, I was referred to, had Xrays completed and evaluated at Swedish Edmonds Urgent Care that evening. The PA-C seen referred me to Edmonds Orthopedic Center (affiliated with Proliance Surgeons), located also at the Swedish Edmonds medical campus. My initial evaluation was with Michael Lee, MD on 2/23/26 where it was determined a MRI was needed to make a definitive diagnosis. This was completed at an affiliate site, North Puget Sound MRI in Mountlake Terrace on 3/6/26. My MRI results and next steps were addressed again with another appointment with Dr. Lee on 3/12/26. The MRI brought to light my current situation and potential future issues to be made aware of. I also received a cortisone steroid shot to help reduce discomfort and inflammation at this visit. My recovery is still ongoing, just thankful no physical therapy and/or surgical intervention are needed at this time. Yes, one has to deal with the wait (blame the insurance and medical care system in the US). Overall, I have been pleased with the professional care provided without the hassles of having to see similar organizations in downtown Seattle. It is much more accessible as a Shoreline resident to be seen at northend sites in Edmonds and Mountlake Terrace. My interactions via phone, online, and onsite have been favorable. Pro tips: Understand that time is needed to have referrals reviewed and approved by one's insurance coverage, especially if there were any policy changes. This does affect scheduling and copays. Exercise your patience, do your due diligence to follow up, ask questions and for clarity to advocate for the best outcome for your care. Give yourself extra time to locate parking, whether on the adjacent street, main parking lot, or parking garage whether you are dropped off or driving yourself. It does get congested and not fun with limited mobility and inclement weather. The common areas like lobby, elevators, and waiting areas are busy so be proactive to wear a mask and/or use hand sanitizer. Complete any online check-in requests prior to your actual onsite appointment. This will streamline your check-in process. Copays can be paid ahead or at the check-in counter. Good luck and hope you have as good an outcome like what I experienced!

Getting a hold of a front desk is a nightmare, and if you are lucky enough to get through, you will…read morebe treated like crap. I asked a simple question about whether they take my insurance and was met with attitude. Not the best first impression, and I wouldn't recommend them for any sort of treatment.

Incompetent office. I went there and waited 45 min in the…read morewaiting room, got taken back, waited 30 min for the doctor to see my finger, then he came in, looked for 2 min, ordered an X-ray and then told me to go see a rheumatologist. I got charged $300 for that service. Since then I've tried to see this Rheumatologist but haven't been able to because I've called Edmonds Orthopedic Center over 5 times on 5 occasions to ask for them to send my referral file as the rheumatologist won't see me without it. I was told they sent it last Friday. Today marked call and voicemail number 6 as it's still not there. Completely pathetic. Don't waste your time here. Go somewhere else.

I have seen two different doctors here and both were excellent, Dr. Nguyen and Dr. Soon. I have…read morerecently moved to the area and am really pleased to find this medical center. Both doctors really care about their patients and are kind, firm and transparent. Their assistants and the lab are also caring and good at what they do. The front desk staff was very pleasant over the phone and in person. They have also been great when I've called with questions or getting help. The facility is clean and well organized too. There is a free parking lot and also free parking in the garage.

Did not need an overpriced covid test took one at home it was negative. I had to sit and wait hours…read morefor nothing to have some overpriced Dr tell me I had the flu

Axis Physical Therapy has the best support staff. Lola is…read morenot only a receptionist who sits at the front desk, she is also a scheduler, but most importantly, Lola is a walking wealth of knowledge regarding every aspect of Axis Physical Therapy to include information about Insurance, DPTs, and PTAs. Not only is she incredibly knowledgeable, she is professional, and extremely personable. She genuinely cares about people and takes pride in her work. You hit the jackpot if she is your first contact as she was my husband's who called the facility on my behalf to research the level of skill and credentials at Axis because I had been to a previous PT who only has two Masters degrees so was not a DPT. After several months, I left without success and physically worse off. I was weary and leery of starting anew. I made the right choice going to Axis because every DPT is highly credentialed and I improved! If you have a lot of questions or concerns regarding this facility and staff, be assured they will help you. Everyone I encountered was very well trained. I had the best aide I have ever had! I do not exaggerate. Her name is Kat. She is currently working toward a Doctorates in Physical Therapy. Her degrees are in Kinesiology and Psychology which make her an excellent aide! Once she receives her DPT her talent will soar as she will combine her knowledge of kinesiology and psychology. As an aide, she had the education of how important proper body mechanics and movement is for pain relief and pain management as our limitations affect all areas of life. Kat is very professional and has more knowledge than any PTA that has ever helped me. She knew how to help me without hesitation. I felt vey confident in her ability. Axis is very accommodating. I asked to work with a female. I worked with two female DPTs, Lia and Jessica. Axis has two DPTs work together, alternating sessions, to make sure they have a more complete understanding of a patient's needs and condition each bringing their own expertise. I was uncomfortable at first because I had only worked with one DPT or PT. I didn't understand why two different people were working with me. They were both very different and very helpful. Two people have better eyes on a patient than one. I had no strength in my transverse abdominal muscles when I first started. I went twice a week and was very vigilant with my home exercises. To my surprise I improved very fast! Axis Physical Therapy is very well run and the staff are a very friendly team.

Hands down a great business. Long story short, ankle has pins from an accident 20+ years ago. Fresh…read moreaccident, seemed to alter them. My ankle kept giving out. After being brushed off, by an overpriced orthopedic doctor.....I had a very bad fall, he finally agreed I needed more than an Amazon brace. Referred here. Dr. Jessica is amaze-balls. She looks so sweet, but brought the pain. It was awful, seriously. I had bruises constantly on that leg/ankle area. As she promised, if I stuck with it, I'd be able to avoid surgery and it would help. I trusted her, got through the pain. Followed her home exercises and 6 months later I'm feeling a lot better. I'd recommend her and the staff to anyone looking for quality physical therapy, not a pill to numb the pain.

San Wong, MD is listed as an oncologist, which is a cancer specialist…read more I find this very confusing based on the information on this person. As a patient under her care she did not behave or come across like other oncologists which I am familiar. Something is strange and amiss in this situation. She was presented as an infectious disease specialist, but there was little to nothing to indicate that status. Part of the problem was her limited availability. Communication with this person was almost dead. The best I can figure is that Swedish is desparate for ANY providers to fill the roles of patient care, as so many of their providers are not top-quality, leaving much to be desired.

Miss this clinic! Was a patient there. Had awesome care there with 3 specialists and Marilyn Degan…read moreARNP.

I've been a patient of Dr. Degan. It has been a extremely frustrating experience. His bedside…read moremanner leaves much to be desired. After 5 months with him I have accomplished nothing, I have all the same symptoms I've had since the beginning!

I'm always baffled when I see horrible bedside manner. Please act professional and help your…read morepatients to feel seen and heard. Dr. Herbie Yung and his "assistant" talking sports and bantering about players' stats while undergoing a procedure with a fully awake patient. Not one question about how the patient is doing or whether the injection is painful. It doesn't matter if the procedure is "standard" or "routine," it's still scary for the patient getting it for the first time. Do better.

From the owner: The Edmonds Orthopedic Center includes nine fellowship-trained board-certified orthopedic surgeons…read morewith advanced post-graduate training and expertise in general orthopedics and fracture care, sports medicine and arthroscopy, surgery of the spine, shoulder & elbow, hand & wrist, hip & knee, foot & ankle, and total joint reconstruction.

I really love the doctors, they get 5/5 stars! Quality surgeons, knowledgeable, kind and thorough!…read moreDr Ericson takes his time so plan on waiting-- he was 2hrs late my to my first appt. But he spent a lot of time talking everything out with me. Dr Oseto is very timely and is patient when going through my big list of questions! Minus 2 stars for the office staff. They can be really rude and abrasive on the phone and in person. I don't feel like they are very welcoming or kind and dislike having to talk with them. I'm not sure why they act the way that they do-- it's unfortunate because I'm a very kind person.

I have I have Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and a number of comorbidities. I saw Dr. Ericson for a…read moreconsultation at the end of 2023 and I had surgery on my left hand in January 2024 and then my right hand in May of the the same year. The left hand had 13 surgeries and the right hand 10, I am left hand dominant. Before surgery, picking things up with my thumb and forefinger was excruciating; pencils, toothbrushes, forks. I was losing more and more hand mobility day by day and have been struggling for the last five years with intense pain. I saw 3 other hand surgeons and they had no clue what to do other than to brace my hand/wrist and tell me not to use it. Dr. Ericson Took the time to talk me through what was happening with my hands and what treatments were available. I'm five months done with the left hand and almost 2 months done with the right hand healing wise. By the end of the year my hands should be fully back again. I can't express enough hello Dr. Ericson has helped me get my life back. Yes there is pain after the surgery and I was limited to what I could do as well for a month or so. I am now able to use both hands, I can hold things again, I can feed myself and paint brush my teeth all of those things which is amazing. Also the pain is much much less than it was in the past. I feel like I have a new lease on life thanks to dr. Ericson in the center. The center where we did the surgery was amazing as was the anesthesiologist.