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Carrie K. Wilcox, M.D.
Orthopedic Physician Associates
Sports Medicine
Seattle, WA
5.0
130 Ratings
80 Comments
Dr. Carrie K. Wilcox, M.D. is Board Certified in Sports Medicine and Family Medicine. She is a specialist in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound. She performs diagnostic ultrasound and therapeutic injections with ultrasound guidance to reduce pain and improve function from osteoarthritis, tendinopathy, and other inflammatory conditions. Dr. Wilcox earned her medical degree at University of Tennessee Health Science Center and completed her residency at UW Medicine Valley Medical Center. She then finished her fellowship in , Swedish Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship at Swedish Medical Center.
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5.0
130 Ratings
80 Comments
Dr. Carrie K. Wilcox, M.D. is Board Certified in Sports Medicine and Family Medicine. She is a specialist in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound. She performs diagnostic ultrasound and therapeutic injections with ultrasound guidance to reduce pain and improve function from osteoarthritis, tendinopathy, and other inflammatory conditions. Dr. Wilcox earned her medical degree at University of Tennessee Health Science Center and completed her residency at UW Medicine Valley Medical Center. She then finished her fellowship in , Swedish Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship at Swedish Medical Center.
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Dr. Carrie K. Wilcox, M.D. is Board Certified in Sports Medicine and Family Medicine. She offers her patients a unique perspective in treatment based on her prior experiences as an athlete and previous general surgery training. Dr. Wilcox is focused on helping all age ranges, from adolescents to older patients, be able to return to their prior physical activities by identifying each individual’s unique injury and implementing a comprehensive treatment plan.
Dr. Wilcox is a specialist in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound. She performs diagnostic ultrasound and therapeutic injections with ultrasound guidance to reduce pain and improve function from osteoarthritis, tendinopathy, and other inflammatory conditions. Additionally, Dr. Wilcox performs platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections for both arthritis and tendon tears.
Dr. Wilcox earned her medical degree at University of Tennessee Health Science Center and completed her residency at UW Medicine Valley Medical Center. She then finished her fellowship in , Swedish Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellowship at Swedish Medical Center.
Dr. Wilcox was born and raised in New England and moved to Seattle with her husband after medical school and has never looked back. She loves the Pacific Northwest and couldn’t be happier to be raising her two boys in this beautiful area. She enjoys running, playing volleyball and basketball, and skiing with her family.
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Excellent office staff and Dr. Carrie Wilcox has an assuring demeanor. Very knowledgeable and can diagnose very quickly. Answered all questions with perfect amount of detail.
She’s a pro
She’s the best. Always good at explaining the injections. I’m recommending her to all my friends who need help with knee or hip injections.
Dr Wilcox is professional, caring and extremely well qualified. Her communication skills are top notch
She is the best!
The treatment intervention carried out by Dr. Wilcox so far seems to be more effective than previous ones. The combination of fluid aspiration, multiple cortisone injections, and the compression bandage wrap has eliminated both the pain and swelling. Hopefully the benefit will be long lasting.
Felt very well taken care of. Really thorough and explained issues and next steps well.
Carrie is just great! She is so easy to talk to and provides me with options. She’s a rock star!
Professional, congenial,competent
Dr wilcox is so thorough. She keeps looking until she finds the source. “The healing of the patient is in the care for the patient “. Dr Wilcox exemplifies this.