Mychael B. Lagbas, MD

"I like to evaluate each person’s condition and how his or her neuromuscular disorder has contributed to weakness, decreased range of motion, spasticity, changes in posture or compensatory movement patterns. I then develop an individualized exercise program to optimize each patient’s wellness through increased body awareness and improved movement."

"Benjamin Haber is a 2021 Seattle Met Top Doctor Award winner. Benjamin graduated from Weill Medical College of Cornell University receiving his PA-C. He is a practicing physician assistant at Swedish Cardiac Surgery."

Dr. Anderson was selected by Seattle Magazine as a Top Doctor in 2022. Dr. Anderson believes in treating the patient and not just treating a diagnosis or imaging study finding. His approach to patient care emphasizes listening to the patient in order to understand why he or she is there and what the patient is looking to achieve through the course of their treatment. After performing his evaluation, Dr. Anderson seeks to educate the patient about his or her condition, explain treatment options, and work with the patient to establish a mutually agreed upon treatment plan so as to empower the patient to be an active agent in their own care. In addition to managing the acute problem, Dr. Anderson also recognizes the importance of lifestyle and risk factor modification in order to promote overall health and reduce the risk of future injury and loss of function.