Same bad experience as everyone else. I have debilitating sciatica and can't walk without wincing…read more They recommended an inversion table and Advil.

This location has been moved to,Everett. New location, same bullshit. I started asking about an…read moreSCS 7 months ago and got the runaround. Injections will help they said. I was lied to on several occasions about medication changes and about SCS devices. And how I was no longer able to take one med because of my bad kidneys. I've never had bad kidneys. So I went to my pcp and asked for a blood test. Kidneys were and are fine. So why would dr Hong lie to me about my kidneys. Dr zhu lied say he had to reduce med because the government told him to when I was already told by dr mum that it was coming because eventually they want to stop all meds.And it was dr mum that lied about the SCS device. Boston Scientific is the way to go people. It has a greater chance of actually helping than any other device on the market. But the last straw was that I called on my way to appt to say I would be 5 minutes late. Got a call back from receptionist saying the dr says you have to reschedule. Easily the most unethical clinic I have ever been a patient at. DO NOT GO HERE. Dr Jennifer Lee in Kirkland is the best! And btw, I am considering legal action against them. I suffered for no reason on multiple occasions. I told them from day one that I was there to get better. I am beating pancreatic cancer and I want to live life again. So ya, I'm just glad that experience is over.

In short Don't judge them by the disorganized front office…read more The provider care is compassionate and excellent. In long After my lovely bride had a massive stroke 15 months ago, pain set in over time. Neural pain makes mild inflammation in her hip and thigh feel like torture. If she pulls a muscle it's agony (and it's easy to fall when you've lost mobility, which can lead to pulls). She gets headaches that she never used to get. Lots of aches and pains throughout. We tried a pain management clinic in Everett and all they really did was walk us through the idea that there are 3 ways to manage pain. First is pain-relief drugs, which they refused to prescribe since they're not in the same network with her primary care. Sigh. Second is active treatment, and she was already getting PT, OT, massage, and, at the time, acupuncture. So they didn't see any potential there. Third is carefully-planned rest and activity periods. She was loving getting up and walking at the time so she was getting her blood flowing more than zero. So they agreed to do nothing at all for her. We also saw a pain interventionist in Silver Lake, who consciously declares (and is known in the industry) never to prescribe. She focuses on injections and other outpatient procedures to manage how the nervous system perceives pain. She couldn't see anything that would work for her, so, again, she did nothing. We got a third referral after her hip flared up again and her primary prescribed a stronger pain med in the short term. Her primary noted that she's always chasing her pain, rather than really managing it. So off to NWPM we go. The building is new enough, nice enough. Accessible parking underneath with a proper elevator. You get upstairs and it says you must ring the bell to get in. Turns out the door is unlocked, and ringing the bell just makes them get up to answer the door. Why do they not prop the door open? Why do they leave the sign up? It's just a little piece of copier paper taped to the door. Easy to remove. But okay. The front desk staff seemed confused about our presence, at least to some extent. Not sure what to have us do, not sure who we'd be seeing, not sure what to tell us to expect. Not encouraging. We sat in the waiting room, which looks like they got it on closeout. Tags still on. Frames with stock photos still inside--not even of local scenery, just the family photos that they sell with the empty frame. A little creepy. None of the furniture goes together. We finally go back and the physician's assistant who sees us is super nice. Very calm guy, patiently goes over her whole chart and recent medical history. Walks her through tons of options, asks tons of questions, explains all the different ideas he has for helping her. First he wants to replace her meds with a patch that will continuously manage her pain, and see how that goes. Sounds great! He said he just had a patient report that morning that she found the exact same Rx to be "stunning" in its effectiveness. Then on the way out we have to have a UA test to make sure she's eligible for a strong pain med...they don't know how we're gonna do that, or who's gonna help. So they let someone else go first while we wait with all the mismatched furniture. In the end, we're very optimistic about the potential for this treatment. But every other patient and every person in the office reminded us of an episode of Better Call Saul. Odd vibes here.

Most of the staff their is great. The issue is the front desk receptionist do not go their is super…read morerude, Leanne she is combative, argumentative and unhelpful. Lastly be aware of billing I did an in office 5 minute biopsy and I was billed for surgery. I was not happy with the Leanne and when I tried to talk to a manager abt everything no one would help. The worst moment I had was trying to enter my appointment via tele health and didn't happen through 2 devices. When forwarded to Leanne the front desk person she blamed me for the technology issue and wouldn't search it further. I'm no longer happy and ended my visits with the office because I was scolded like a child by the doctor.

Dr James Babington is great! He listens to everything on what's going on with you. Then l advises…read moreyou on what would be the next step. To me he doesn't just deal with pain management. He looks at all the health test you have had recently. I trust him 100%. The office is always very polite when you are there or call in.

Excellent care, with good results. Dr. Babington is very…read morepersonable, and easy to talk to. It is obvious that his priority is to help his patients.

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 tried out the mHBOT at Ohana Hyperbarics on the advice of my doctor. It was a great experience…read morebut almost an hour drive from my home. After four sessions I decided to go ahead and buy a chamber to skip the commute. Janelle did a great job advising me on the various chamber makes and models. I'm very happy with my 34" Newtowne and the quick and capable setup. It's been just over two weeks and it's all working as advertised -- my husband enjoys the extra energy, better sleep and fewer muscle aches he's already experiencing from his sessions. For my TBI I expect it's a little like going to the gym... it takes time and patience to get the desired results. Several friends have expressed interest and I haven't hesitated to tell them about Ohana.

I went into New Leaf a little uneasy about hyperbaric treatment but I left feeling utterly serene!…read moreLocation is easy to find and the office is beautiful. The staff is extremely informative and helpful. They made me feel really comfortable about my one hour hyperbaric dive. Afterwards I felt like I could breathe so much better! I would highly recommend New Leaf if you want to try out hyperbaric chambers.

I have so much appreciation for Lighthouse. These treatments have saved and improved my life…read more Moreover, Liana is super knowledgeable, considerate, and kind and made the experience very comfortable and relaxing. Eli is also very communicative about appointments and billing. If you can afford this treatment, it's incredibly helpful for treatment resistant depression. And the office is located in a lovely spot next to a lake, which makes the experience even better. It's pretty awesome that this is a family-run clinic, too.

I've completed 7 sessions. Could be viewed a tad dramatic and yet literally this was a life saver…read more I have experienced deep cycles of depression and anxiety for years and as a last resort before getting back on prescribed medications, I opted for this treatment. This has helped me enough I do not need to go back to the medications that had undesirable side effects including somatic and psychological addictions but often blocked my inability to help myself. These infusion treatments have given me the autonomy to care for myself. I enjoy the ease and comfort of the family office feeling; both Liana and Eli are professional yet feel like family. The office is a super clean relaxed space with wonderful amazing views positively adding to the experience. I have had such a positive experience that I've added to my business a service directing my clients to their care. Thank you so much for being here helping me and other souls!

I received care from Eric to calm the severe pain I was having in my shoulders. He was so…read moreknowledgeable and easy to work with. He diagnosed the issue quickly, while explaining what he found and how to address it. Did some hands on I massage, which helped me get through the exercises. He was always encouraging and kind. The office is clean, bright, cheerful. Plenty of space.

I was looking for a manual therapist after my 2nd total knee replacement. The physical therapist I…read morehad with my 1st knee replacement was a disappointment. He was your stereotype therapist that just followed you around with a clip board showing you what to do. My progress was slow and painful. When I discovered MTI Physical Therapy in Edmonds I was very pleased. I was assigned to Eric Ninomiya a very professional and knowledgeable therapist. He made me feel very comfortable, explained each movement and the goals for my recovery. Besides being a person with a great ambiance he was blessed with gifted hands. This was my first experience with hands on physical therapy. Unlike the standard painful standard therapy I had with my 1st knee surgery this method was well worth it. With Eric's encouragement I reached my surgeons goals in 6 weeks. I am now walking 2 miles a day pain free and still perform the exercises he taught me. I highly recommend MTI Physical Therapy Edmonds.

I have heard from others (including other medical professionals) and patients who have had total…read moreknee replacements, so I have a good perspective for rating Dr. Aric Christal (Proliance, Edmonds Orthopedic Center). His surgical skills are outstanding and without question was the most recommended. I had no difficulty at all post op. My surgery was done at Proliance Surgical Center and their staff are the best (not surprised) and Dr. Christal's support staff at the Proliance Orthopedic Center in Edmonds were responsive, friendly and very efficient (again, not surprised). Another very important issue is the thoroughness with which Dr. Christal prepares his patients for surgery. He builds into the process the conscientious attention to detail and in particular his instructions regarding limiting the chance of infection by starting "decolonization" five days before surgery and setting PT goals early were appreciated. His pain management is stellar and I recovered with lightening speed. [My physical therapy was handled by Evergreen Home Health, so see also their yelp review.] I would recommend Dr. Christal to anyone seeking knee surgery. He is by far the best surgeon I've ever had... and he's also a genuinely nice guy who obviously cares about the welfare of his patients. (Feel free to contact me through Yelp)

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!