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Viewpoint Physical Therapy
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citysearch c.
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I came to see them with low expectations - had already seen several physical therapists downtown seattle near my work for over two months, and most of the time I felt what they were having me do was HURTING me. My physiatrist recommended Viewpoint Physical Therapy, and after my second visit I knew then. If there was going to be a way of avoiding surgery to fix me up, these gentle, sensible people would be the ones to help get me there. He tried and tried to fix me up, and I did get some temporary relief, but it was short lived. There was just too much disc material pressing on my spine and nerve root so I had to undergo an anterior discectomy and fusion - now I have a titanium plate the size of a doggy biscuit and four screws holding my C-spine together! Should I, or any of my friend and family, ever have the need of a wonderful physical therapist, please give them a call.
Pros: Plenty of parking, very serene environment, wonderful people
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