Emily Bradley, MD

Dr. Bradley is an amazing urologist through-and-through. I had an excellent consultation with her for my gender-affirming orchiectomy and had the surgery itself yesterday! Everything went spectacularly from start to finish and I could not be happier with my results.

I have been under Dr. Bradley's care for over a year now. Her training and professionalism show. When I go for an appointment, I never feel rushed or pressured (as in "hurry up, I have another patient to see"). She seems genuinely concerned about my health and has played a big part in my recovery. One time, when I had some post treatment problems, she saw me immediately and performed a minor bit of surgery - no appt. necessary; just had to walk down the hall from my PCP's office. She also is very personable and down to earth so it's easy to talk to her about anything. She never talks down to me or lectures me, but explains things very well. An excellent doctor.

I saw Dr. Bradley for a typical male thing. As I have gotten older I would have a huge urgency to void but when I ran to the rest room it would take time to start to go and then it would repeat very son afterwards. I was diagnosed and treated with a procedure called a green lint laser TURP. I have been so pleased with the results. It has been two tears and still its great, Dr. B is friendly smart and patient and clearly explains things to me. I am in the health care profession myself and see amnby docs. She is a really really good one.

I got my vasectomy from her, and she was very professional and understanding. I had problems after the procedure and she took care of those too. I thought I would have a problem seeing a female urologist being a male, but she was great from beginning to end. If I need a urologist in the future I will go to her again! Highly recommended!

I was concerned about some personal medical issues and made an appointment with my primary care doctor. My doctor examined me and said all appeared well but; I want to test your blood. The doctor called me in a few days and said your PSA prostate blood analysis levels are high. I want you to be evaluated by a urologist; I ask who and he suggested the Polyclinic. I promptly searched the Polyclinic urology department website and determined Dr. Bradley was the doctor I wanted to be evaluated by. Dr. Bradley is a female doctor and being a guy I first thought a male doctor should look down there but; she seemed to be the doctor I felt would be the best choice for me. I called Dr. Bradleys office and a woman quickly answered the phone who was very cordial. She quickly provided some appointment times the doctor could see me in just a few days. Wow that was great! I didnt have to anxiously wait a long time to see her!I was very politely greeted for my first appointment at the front desk and… about five minutes later a nurse cheerfully greeted me and escorted me to an office. The nurse very thoroughly reviewed my medical history and medicine I took. She was very professional and friendly and said the doctor would see me in a few minutes.Dr. Bradley walked in the office in a few minutes with a big smile and said Im pleased you made an appointment with me. She carefully explained the importance of high of my PSA blood prostate levels and the possibility of cancer. She also explained the danger of prostate cancer and possible treatments. She very thoroughly examined me and concluded by saying I want to test your blood and call you with the results in a few days.A couple of days later I received a call that my blood levels were abnormal and it would be wise to for me to visit with the Dr. Bradley again for possible procedures. I visited Dr. Bradley a few days later and she very thoroughly explained the blood test and suggested I might want to have a biopsy on my prostate. I called back the next day to schedule a biopsy appointment. A few words about Dr. Bradley and the Polyclinic staff and their procedures; Dr. Bradley is very professional, thorough and a very nice caring doctor. Dr. Bradley answered all of my questions and concerns with very understandable answers. Another benefit of the Polyclinic is I received Dr. Bradleys summary assessment after each appointment along with test results. Im hopeful my biopsy shows Im cancer free, If not I have a great doctor. One last reason I should mention why I choose Dr. Bradley; she was rated as a top doctor In Seattle Magazine and Seattle Met Magazine, an endorsement very few doctors are given.

I saw Dr. Bradley for flank and groin pain. I have kidney stones and was concerned that the pain was from a recent stone passing. Instead of refreshing my CT scan that was over 6 months old, a cystoscopy was recommended. It was easily the most painful experience I've had- and her comments during and after were that "it really shouldn't hurt like that". Later, a cytology test (that was done before the exam) indicated that I had a high level of inflammation in my system which "probably" caused so much pain. However, it has been months since that procedure and I'm still in pain. I've returned for followups and pretty much got a shrug of the shoulders- " I don't know what it is, it shouldn't be like that. Just take ibuprofen."

i had a appoinment with dr bradley. her and her staff are rude and obnoxious.