About Western Washington Medical Group Endocrinology We’re pleased to announce a brand-new resource to serve our community in the field of Endocrinology. In addition to our Bothell location, we now have an Endocrinology Care Center located in Mukilteo, this facility, formerly known as Cascade Endocrinology, will serve all of Snohomish…
Whether you suffer from long-term hearing loss or have noticed recent changes in your levels of hearing, the good news is that there is help available. In this post, we’ll share information about our highly experienced licensed audiologist, Erin Robinson; review how exactly audiologists like Erin can help; and provide…
With the advent of electronic medical records (EMRs), laptop computers have become a fixture in physicians’ exam rooms. And that, as many doctors will tell you, is a mixed bag. In the words of WWMG Family Practice Dr. David Lindstrom, “Easy data access benefits the patient, but the data entry process does not. On one hand, you…
Western Washington Medical Group was pleased to be a part of the Everett Silvertips “Kids Night Out” on February 13th. Kids Night Out raised money to provide underprivileged children with tickets to the hockey game. The games are always fun and the crowd is always noisy, but when you fill it…
WWMG Pulmonary is now facilitating a Pulmonary Fibrosis Support Group that is being supported by the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation. Dr. Thomasz Ziedalski will speak at the first meeting on Monday, February 8th, from noon to 2 p.m. and lunch will be provided. WWMG Pulmonary is located at the…
George Moore, MD, FACE has won the Seattle Magazine’s Top Doc Award for Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism. Doctors are nominated by their colleagues as physicians they would seek out if they or a loved one were in need of care. …
On Saturday, October 24th, WWMG was present for the 7th Annual Pink the Rink Night at Xfinity Arena. All funds raised at the event went to the Providence General Foundation to supply free mammograms for Snohomish County women who are unable to pay for these services. It also goes to…
On August 10th, the Washington State Department of Health launched a campaign to bring attention to the need for pre-teen boys and girls, 11-12 years old, to get vaccinated against human papillomavirus (HPV). The campaign will run through much of September and it aims to make mothers aware that they…
Dr. Adriana Rosales (center), Everett Family Medicine’s newest provider, attended the Eastlake Community Church’s health fair on June 29th. Her medical assistant, Audri (right), helped her hand out health information and perform quick tests on church members and their families.
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