Eric B. Lowe, PA-C

Tri-City Orthopaedics

Physician Assistant

Kennewick, WA

Most recent review: 3 days ago New
4.9
76 Ratings
42 Comments

Eric B. Lowe, PA-C, is a highly trained Physician Associate at Tri-City Orthopaedics. A graduate of BYU and the University of Washington School of Medicine, he holds specialized certification in Mountain Medicine and advanced training in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Eric combines his background in exercise physiology with elite clinical skills to provide precise, diagnostic, and therapeutic orthopedic care for athletes and outdoor enthusiasts.

4.9
76 Ratings
42 Comments

Eric B. Lowe, PA-C, is a highly trained Physician Associate at Tri-City Orthopaedics. A graduate of BYU and the University of Washington School of Medicine, he holds specialized certification in Mountain Medicine and advanced training in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Eric combines his background in exercise physiology with elite clinical skills to provide precise, diagnostic, and therapeutic orthopedic care for athletes and outdoor enthusiasts.

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So thankful for my visit with Eric today. All my questions were thoroughly answered & my knee replacement journey laid out.

(3 days ago) Sep-2026

Good to go! Quick, efficient and on point!

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Excellent PA. Answered all my questions so I could understand

(1 week ago) Sep-2026

Very great at explaining. Very happy with him

(2 weeks ago) Sep-2026

Does not listen to patient, uninterested in being in room with patient. I was treated like a piece of cattle 10/10 do not recommend

(2 weeks ago) Sep-2026

Great job as usual.

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

Eric is very knowledgeable and understands what you are going thru. Also very professional.

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

Very helpful and gave great advice asking what I expected and wanted after surgery. Showed and explained mri and model explaining what damage there was and what is causing the pain and why. Recommended if I want to retain full use of my shoulder after surgery to not do a reverse shoulder replacement but to try reattaching tendons where they belong first. He explained the other replacement option would severely limit my use and not last long if I used it much especially heavy lifting. I appreciate his kindness and willingness to walk me through the options before jumping the gun and replacing the joint. Looking forward to getting rid of the pain. Thank you Dr Lowe

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

Very cordial and answered all my questions.I’m

(1 month ago) Aug-2026

Great guy to work with

(2 months ago) Jul-2026
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