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Seattle’s Top Docs 2023 – It’s here

Seattle Magazine's 23rd Annual List of the best doctors in the puget sound region

By Seattle Mag July 5, 2023

The Seattle Space Needle is held up by a crutch
Prop styling by Ginger Langford
Photography by Ben Kist

This article originally appeared in the September/October 2023 issue of Seattle magazine.

Finding a doctor can be overwhelming. Referrals from friends and family are helpful, of course, but, in partnership with Castle Connolly, we want to make the process easier. For more than two decades, Seattle magazine has published a list of the region’s top doctors. None paid to be included and all were nominated by their peers.

Seattle Magazine’s Top Docs List 2023

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