Dr. Hulst did my hip replacement and it was the best experience I have ever had with a surgery. He…read moreis very intelligent and kind. He cares about you and listens. I recommend him to anyone needing the type of surgeries that he performs. Exceptional surgeon! I had my surgery at Overlake Hospital in Bellevue, which was fantastic, too.

Dr. Hulst walks in with a smile, makes me feel at ease and really listens to why I am there. He…read morespends the time to be able to give me plenty of options to choose from to resolve the problem. I had my knee replaced by him in 2013 which was a huge success. I was back on track working out and teaching group fitness in a little less than 3 months after. If you are like me and want a doctor that understands living an active lifestyle and wanting to get back to it, Dr. Hulst is your man!

I want to update this in 2026 specifically to call out the care provided. The billing issue was a…read morebummer but the care provided by the office is excellent. Without violating my own HIPAA rights, I've had to go back several times recently and they have provided exceptional care and much better communication. Will definitely recommend the ENT team.

This one is a hard one because there's the surgery and there's the post surgery and it gets even…read moremore complicated because mine was an L&I comp thing so take my opinion with grain of salt. Surgical team, top notch...post surgery care, below what one should accept. One issue was the schedule changes, they changed them and didn't talk to me to let me know. The other was the physical therapy side which I hate to say because I liked the two that were looking after me but they dropped the ball

Dr. Ratcliffe is an amazing orthopaedic surgeon! He completed a total right knee replacement on me…read morein December 2017 after my knee had multiple issues with it. IE: bone on bone arthritis, torn acl and torn meniscus. He is very knowledgeable about osteo issues and the long term and short term impacts on any surgery. I would highly recommend him to anyone having major joint issues. He is very popular and difficult to get into but be patient the wait is worth it!

I could not make a higher recommendation for an ortho doc. Dr Ratcliffe is who I would want to do…read moreany ortho operation that myself or a loved one needs. I say this as a healthcare professional and patient. He is top-notch in talent and knowledge, coupled with intelligence, compassion, and all the attributes we hope to see in a physician.

Seeing Dr. Robon was one of the most frustrating medical experiences I've ever had. I came in with…read morecarpal tunnel in both hands, in pain and looking for help. I could not work, I could not sleep or function with simple daily activities and I needed help. Instead, I was ignored, talked over, and completely dismissed. Dr. Robon showed no interest in my condition, instead he took the time to talk about himself, how good he is and what Labor & Industry needed from him, not what I needed as a patient. It's taken me a year to write this because the experience was that upsetting. Thankfully, I found excellent care and real support at Swedish Hospital. I've since had two surgeries with a compassionate, skilled surgeon I trust, or in short: everything Dr. Robon was not.

I was talked into and pressured to do a Carpal Tunnel Release surgery by Dr. Robon during a doctor…read morevisit for a bicep tendon repair procedure I was having. When I asked about trying physical therapy? Dr. Robon dismissed PT and said it would not work. I now have permanent scar tissue and pain in the wrist and there was no benefit in the procedure. Since then, I have had many physical therapists tell me that PT is a valid and successful treatment for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome! Worst case scenario, why not at least try PT first before undergoing an evasive surgery?? I was pressured and convinced by Dr. Robon that his Release procedure was the best and most successful treatment option. Dr. Robon does have a good bedside manner but he should not pressure his patients into evasive surgical procedures that could be avoided with physical therapy. I am extremely disappointed with Dr. Robon's poor judgement and he should advocate for his patients better!

A member of my family recently underwent shoulder surgery with Dr Sailer. I was very impressed with…read moreall aspects of working with Dr Sailer from start to finish. This is what went well in the process: Consultation: His explanations in the initial consultation were very clear and it was clear that the course of action to do surgery made complete sense. We were deciding whether to pursue a second opinion and his calm and clear explanations helped us make the decision to proceed Scheduling: His scheduling staff was very patient with our decision making process during a day when an unexpected surgery time opened up. We needed to do some verification of insurance and to discuss whether surgery was the right way to process. Operations of the Surgery Center: The Proliance surgeons do surgery at their surgery center in the 1st floor of their building. Apparently the surgery center is owned by the surgeons in the Proliance medical group and it shows. Check-in was prompt. Surgery prep was efficient. The waiting room had ample seating. For family members waiting for a patient to have surgery, the WiFi speed is good. There is a television monitor showing the status of the progress in the surgeries. After surgery care was good as well. There is plenty of time allotted for recovery and the staff is attentive. After-surgery follow-up: The shoulder surgery was done on Friday, December 30. It was a pleasant surprise that Dr. Sailer himself called us on New Year's Eve (Saturday, December 31) to check in on status. He even called us twice since his first call went into voice mail. I was very impressed that Dr. Sailer would personally call his patients to make sure that the results of his work were good. After-surgery recovery: My experience is that the speed of after-surgery recovery depends in part on how well a surgery is done (along with the patient's willingness to comply with best practices for recovery). In our case, the member of my family that underwent surgery was only on heavy-duty painkillers for a day and part of the next day. Swelling was minimal. Recovery from shoulder surgery takes about 5 months and requires the patient to be diligent in keeping the shoulder immobile in a sling for the first month or two. We did that & recovery seems to be going MUCH better and quicker than I expected. Even the range of motion in the shoulder has been restored.

I was referred to Dr. Sailer by an Urgent Care doctor following a shoulder injury. (I also saw my…read morePrimary Care Physician, who agreed I needed to see a Specialist.) The staff was not very friendly, my appointment was late to start and extremely rushed. Dr. Sailer is a terrible listener and seemed to question the legitimacy of my injury and judge me throughout my appointment. He did nothing to address my pain, never scheduled a follow-up, failed to acknowledge my questions, did not put me at ease, and never provided me with a timeline nor did he set my expectations. He seemed distracted and annoyed with the idea that he even needed to converse with his patient. He quoted his many years of experience in the field while his atrocious bedside manner suggested otherwise. To say I was appalled by Dr. Sailer is an understatement, he might just be the worst doctor I've ever seen.

Dr. Castle breezed into the room right on time after my daughter's initial information was entered…read moreinto the computer by two different staffers (Jen at the front desk and the other gal who took us to exam room 2 in Zone F - this is a BIG clinic). He somewhat overwhelmed my sometimes-shy 13-year old with his bold, friendly greeting and then launching right into a whole bunch of questions about her long-standing ankle injury. He had x-rays taken of her ankle - digital machinery right there made this fast and easy, and the x-rays immediately appeared on the computer screen, which was excellent and made for easy analysis by the doctor. He did a very thorough exam of the structures and then had her try a number of maneuvers standing up and then seated. He arrived at a diagnosis and proposed a fairly simple three-week treatment plan, with the caveat that he doesn't like to see this kind of problem go on so long and that it could be something more complex than a strained anterior tibial tendon. If she still has pain after three weeks, we are to return for an MRI and a more complete diagnostic work-up. I was very pleased with the amount of information he shared in a short appointment. He was bright and very engaged... this was no checklist diagnosis without any connection to the actual patient. You might want to be prepared to take notes... he speaks quickly and you might find that twenty minutes later, you can't remember what he said. I liked how efficient their office staff was; they didn't keep us hanging around for anything, they didn't run late, and we were out of there in much less time than I expected. The entire clinic appeared to be very clean and the equipment and systems were top-notch.

Dr. Castle has been awesome through a knee replacement surgery for my husband. He was honest and…read morethorough from the beginning of our process as my hubby has diabetes. Dr. Castle delayed the surgery until he was healthy enough to handle and has been very proactive in his care. Everything went perfect and he is healing well. We will be scheduling a second knee replacement with Dr Castle soon. His assistant Kelsey (sp?) has also been prompt and helpful when needed. I would HIGHLY recommend Dr Castle. We have 3 sons, all were athletes through college and 2 professionally. I have been through many orthopedic procedures and surgeons and I think Dr Castle is one of the best!

Physical Therapy that worked! PT with Phenix was an enjoyable experience all around and I looked…read moreforward to my sessions. After developing hip pain over several months, an X ray showed no arthritis present. I was referred to Reid at Phenix PT. After 5, maybe fewer sessions with Reid my hip pain was completely relieved. I learned hips need to be flexible to function properly and I'm still doing the exercises I learned from Reid at home and feel great! After my hips improved, I asked Reid if he could help me with chronic neck and shoulder pain that I thought was something I thought I had to live with forever since my early 20's. What an improvement! Now at 64 my neck and shoulders feel better than ever. The "balloon" exercise that Reid talk me is a game changer. Wish I could thank Reid enough! Thank you Reid, best PT ever!

Going to PT is never easy. Doing the work is never fun. But the team at PHENIX have created a calm,…read morecool, friendly environment and have changed the overall PT experience for me -- making it something I actually look forward to vs. dreading. You can always count on a warm welcome, good music, and amazing care.

Horrendous experience with their billing and charges. Found the practice to be very deceptive and…read moremisleading. Ask for all potential charges before receiving any care here, even with in network insurance. $490 for a foot brace! I repeat - $494.75 for a small foot brace, I kid you not. I had some pain in my heel lasting for a couple weeks and thought "let's get it checked out". Saw Dr Tim Young for a 15 minute, middle of the road appointment - he recommended stretching more (yes, stretching!) and to wear a foot brace at night. Ok, fine suggestions although pretty basic and to be expected. A few weeks later my bill came and I kid you not this is what was billed by this company: New patient appt: $330 Time for the visit: $180 Ankle brace: $480! Random charge I can't yet determine: $180 If you're counting, that is $1170 for a honest to god 15 min appt, where again the main recommendation was to stretch my calf more. Shameful and appalling. If you choose to visit Issq Foot & Ankle, good luck to you. Your wallet will surely need it

Every time FIVE stars. Dr. Nelson is the absolute sweetest. What a gem! I've been seeing him for a…read morevariety of issues for years and he doesn't make you feel rushed, is the best listener and problem solver. His compassion for his patients is incredible. These are the types of doctors we can only hope to encounter. The office staff always are nice and the nurses also care so deeply and are so kind. These people truly care about how you're doing.

Before saying that Dr. Dayne Mickelson an extraordinary doctor, I want to tell that he is an…read moreextraordinary human being, person, and friend. Very few doctors have the magic of love, caring and compassionate soul behind the surgeon's hands like Dr. Mickelson, to replace the fear of illness and pain with peace, trust and confidence. The nightmare of my illness was almost a year long, visit's to other doctors and slowly became a dream of recovery only after my visit to Dr. Mickelson. He's really care about his patients. Thanks for showing me so much care, concern and for your highest level of professionalism! I highly recommend Dr. Dayne Mickelson to friends and family members