Daniel Lane, PA-C, earned a Master of Science degree in Health Sciences from The George Washington University’s Physician Assistant Program in Washington, DC.
He understands that joint replacement surgery can provoke a lot of anxiety and he will take the time to give patients a clear understanding of the process. His experience preparing patients for surgery, assisting during surgery, and seeing them through the recovery give him in- depth knowledge in which patients find both comfort and confidence.
Daniel Lane, PA-C, earned a Master of Science degree in Health Sciences from The George Washington University’s Physician Assistant Program in Washington, DC.
He understands that joint replacement surgery can provoke a lot of anxiety and he will take the time to give patients a clear understanding of the process. His experience preparing patients for surgery, assisting during surgery, and seeing them through the recovery give him in- depth knowledge in which patients find both comfort and confidence.
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See previous comments. He was awful- did not say hello or introduce himself or smile. He didn’t explain anything just told me to go get 2 blood tests. And then finally after me asking questions said-“ it’s in your surgery packet which I’ve never had one! On and on. He was terrible.
(2 weeks ago)
Sep-2026
Great Provider 👍🏼
(2 weeks ago)
Sep-2026
Proliance Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine - Bellevue
3101 Northup Way Suite 750 Bellevue, WA 98004
Proliance Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine - Ortho Care Now
Daniel Lane, PA-C, priority is to do all he can to take the fear out of surgery. He understands that joint replacement surgery can provoke a lot of anxiety and he will take the time to give patients a clear understanding of the process. His experience preparing patients for surgery, assisting during surgery, and seeing them through the recovery give him in- depth knowledge in which patients find both comfort and confidence.
After working for 8 years in the academic, research, and clinical settings as a medical photographer, he returned to school, earning a Master of Science degree in Health Sciences from The George Washington University’s Physician Assistant Program in Washington, DC.
See previous comments. He was awful- did not say hello or introduce himself or smile. He didn’t explain anything just told me to go get 2 blood tests. And then finally after me asking questions said-“ it’s in your surgery packet which I’ve never had one! On and on. He was terrible.
Great Provider 👍🏼