Cole Bosler, PA-C

The CORE Institute

Physician Assistant, Orthopedics

Sun City West, AZ

Most recent review: 6 days ago New
4.9
164 Ratings
79 Comments

Cole Bosler, PA-C, is a certified physician assistant working alongside Dr. Katherine Xie. Cole earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Purdue University and his Master of Medical Sciences in Physician Assistant Studies from Midwestern University. Prior to joining The CORE Institute, Cole worked as a Patient Care Technician at Ascension St. Vincent Hospital, where he provided direct patient care, collaborated with nurses and doctors, and ensured patient safety, comfort, and satisfaction.

4.9
164 Ratings
79 Comments

Cole Bosler, PA-C, is a certified physician assistant working alongside Dr. Katherine Xie. Cole earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from Purdue University and his Master of Medical Sciences in Physician Assistant Studies from Midwestern University. Prior to joining The CORE Institute, Cole worked as a Patient Care Technician at Ascension St. Vincent Hospital, where he provided direct patient care, collaborated with nurses and doctors, and ensured patient safety, comfort, and satisfaction.

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Very thorough

(6 days ago) Sep-2026

Mr. Bosler thoughtfully listened to the background of my right foot discomfort, and easily accessed the x-ray images of the foot. He gently examined my foot, sensitive to the places of pain, and assessed the follow up efficiently. It was a very positive experience.

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Very through, very polite and educated. Very nice visit with Cole.

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Very thorough evaluation.

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Nice to work with answered all my questions

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

He delivered the news that they were unwilling to perform surgery on my ankle. Instead they recommended amputation of my lower leg. This was without any vascular studies. They jumped to this conclusion after reviewing my CT scan. Also after the surgeon said she would do the surgery. A limp amputation is serious and permanent. I would have appreciated a little more research done. Before recommending amputation.

(2 weeks ago) Sep-2026

While I didn’t see him, I had my ankle wrapped as it had gotten wet. The tech was so pleasant and knowledgeable.

(2 weeks ago) Sep-2026

He answered all my questions and educated me on the steps forward that I have which was very informative. Also kind.

(2 weeks ago) Sep-2026

Coleman help me.

(2 weeks ago) Sep-2026

Thank u so much hopefully these help me I will be keeping in touch with the office

(3 weeks ago) Sep-2026