Stuart E Sinoff, MD

Dr. Bonnie Keung is a Neuro-Ophthalmologist at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute, that believes the diagnosis hinges on being able to fully understand the story behind a patient’s symptoms. Her approach to patient care involves careful attention to detail both in reviewing a patient’s available data and in the clinical examination. She strives for providing excellent patient education and easy communication access between the patient and herself. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, rock climbing, traveling, and Asian food Dr. Keung was also selected by Seattle Magazine as a Top Doctor in Neuro-Ophthalmology.

Dr. Sinoff’s approach is “Partnered Care”.* In partnered care there are two “experts”. 1. The patient is the expert who best knows their personal core values, and their unique medical history, including prior and current illnesses, reactions to medication (expected and unexpected) as well as their unique emotional profile. 2. The care provider has training in medical science, growing in the career-long process of accumulating information and experience utilized to address specific issues pertinent to the patient’s health concerns. In a healthcare setting, the two experts ideally combine competencies with the goal of creating the most positive outcomes possible — from the patient’s point of view. * Making the Patient Your Partner, Thomas Gordon Ph.D. and W. Sterling Edwqrds, M.D. - 1995.