SEATTLE, April 7, 2010 – Minor & James Medical Endocrinologist Matthew Davies, M.D. was recently interviewed for an article published in the April issue of Seattle Woman magazine titled, 'Taking Control of Pre-Diabetes.'

To read this article on the Seattle Woman magazine Web site, click here.

SEATTLE, Sept. 15, 2009 – Swedish Medical Center and Minor & James Medical – a large, multi-specialty physician group with clinics in Seattle and East King County – today announced an innovative partnership. Having collaborated for 50 years, the two organizations elected to formalize their working relationship.

Minor & James Medical neurologist Dr. William Likosky is interviewed by CBS Early Show about an interesting patient he is helping in Seattle. Click here to view the show.

Each year Seattle Metropolitan magazine distributes a survey to medical professionals in the greater Puget Sound area asking them which doctors they would refer their family and friends to if they need care.

Each year Seattle Magazine distributes a survey to medical professionals in the greater Puget Sound area asking them which doctors they would refer their family and friends to if they need care.

In the July 2009 Top Docs edition, several of our outstanding physicians were named among Seattle's finest. Congratulations to all the Minor & James Medical physicians who were honored by their peers.

Each year Seattle Magazine distributes a survey to medical professionals in the greater Puget Sound area asking them which doctors they would refer their family and friends to if they need care.

Each year Seattle Magazine distributes a survey to medical professionals in the greater Puget Sound area asking them which doctors they would refer their family and friends to if they need care.

Each year Seattle Metropolitan magazine distributes a survey to over 23,000 medical professionals in the area asking them what doctors they would refer their family and friends....

Physicians often hear the same patient complaints day after day.  Wait times are too long.  Parking is a problem.  The cost of health care keeps rising.  But, what if your patient had to save several years to purchase a bus ticket for a three day dusty road trip to see a doctor that will only be available for a week or so each year?    

Two physicians from Seattle tend to patients exactly like this.  Minor & James Medical doctors John Burgoyne and Dick Hoistad fly to impoverished communities in the third world to provide medical care for those who can’t afford it or may not even have access to health care otherwise....