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Tracy Susan Tylee, M.D. is a highly regarded endocrinologist based in Seattle, WA, specializing in diabetes, thyroid disorders, and ultrasound-guided procedures such as fine needle aspiration and radiofrequency ablation for thyroid nodules. With a patient-centered approach, Dr. Tylee is known for her empathetic and attentive care, as evidenced by the numerous positive reviews praising her listening skills and thorough explanations of treatment options. Patients appreciate Dr. Tylee's dedication to providing personalized care, evident in her proactive approach to addressing health concerns and her commitment to ensuring patient comfort and understanding. Her expertise and compassionate bedside manner have earned her a reputation as one of the top endocrinologists in the region, making her a trusted choice for individuals seeking comprehensive and compassionate endocrine care.Generated from the website

Emily A. Bardolph, MD, located in Seattle, WA, is a highly-rated primary care physician specializing in internal medicine, contraception, family planning, mental health care, and women's health. Dr. Bardolph is known for her attentive and respectful approach, actively involving patients in their healthcare decisions and providing thorough and personalized care. Patients praise Dr. Bardolph for her exceptional listening skills, smart questioning, and compassionate demeanor, making her a trusted ally in managing their healthcare needs. With a focus on treating the whole person, Dr. Bardolph is dedicated to providing high-quality and comprehensive medical care to her returning patients.Generated from the website

Frederick A. Matsen III, M.D. is an internationally recognized expert in reconstructive shoulder surgery.Dr. Matsen earned his M.D. at Baylor University in Texas and served his internship at Johns Hopkins hospital in Baltimore along with two years as a clinical associate at the National Institutes of Health. His clinical interests include shoulder reconstructive surgery for arthritis, major rotator cuff deficiencies and failed prior shoulder surgeries. His goal is individualizing treatment to the specific needs of each of his patients. He pioneered the 'ream and run' procedure for patients desiring a high level of physical activity and wishing to avoid the potential risks of a plastic socket and bone cement.Dr. Matsen feels most fortunate to be at UW and able to offer his patients a team of experienced professionals who continue to pioneer innovations in patient care.