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Please continue to wear a mask in UW Medicine facilities even if fully vaccinated. All patients and visitors will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms upon entry. Learn how to get vaccinated.

 

The Montlake Bridge will be closed to vehicle traffic from Aug. 9-Sep. 2. Please plan extra travel time. Learn more.

Center for Pain Relief at UW Medical Center - Roosevelt

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206.598.4282

Clinic Hours

Monday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday Closed
Sunday Closed
Center for Pain Relief at UWMC-Roosevelt
4225 Roosevelt Way NE, 4th Floor, Seattle, WA 98105
206.598.4576 fax
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If at any point your symptoms worsen or you feel like you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency room.

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Getting to UW Medical Center – Roosevelt while the Montlake Bridge is closed

There are several ways to travel to the UW Medical Center – Roosevelt when the bridge is closed. Use public transit or take one of the University District exits from I-5 if driving. Pedestrians and cyclists can still cross the bridge during August.

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Services available at this location include:

  • Behavioral healthcare
  • Pain management
  • Physiatry
  • Rehabilitation medicine

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Compassionate, multidisciplinary pain diagnosis and treatment on Roosevelt

When ongoing pain prevents you from meeting your goals for a meaningful and productive life, it’s time to speak with your usual care provider to see if a visit to the Center for Pain Relief at UW Medical Center-Roosevelt would be helpful to you.

We provide consultation for patients from across Washington state and the Pacific Northwest, and are known as a center of clinical excellence at a national level. 

Our world-renowned team focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of people with ongoing pain. We provide multispecialty coordinated care and a wide range of advanced imaging techniques (3-D CT scanner, fluoroscopy and ultrasound), non-opioid medication and integrative medicine approaches, including training in relaxation and coping.

We diagnose and treat complex and persistent pain resulting from a wide range of musculoskeletal and neurological pain conditions, including but not limited to arthritis and rheumatologic disorders; diabetes; cancer; neuropathy; surgery; chronic headaches; fibromyalgia; myofascial, visceral and pelvic pain.

The UW Medical Center-Roosevelt clinics are located at 4245 and 4225 Roosevelt Way N.E. The two red brick buildings are a few blocks northwest of the main medical center; 4225 (UWMC-Roosevelt I) is the southernmost of the two buildings. See map.
 
From Interstate 5: 
  • Exit at Northeast 45th Street and head east. If you are traveling I-5 northbound, turn right at the exit ramp onto 45th. If you are traveling on I-5 southbound, turn left onto 45th. 
  • From the freeway, travel four blocks and turn right onto Roosevelt Way, a one-way street. 
  • Continue two blocks. The buildings are on the right.
 
From Interstate 405:
  • Take exit 14 (State Route 520), heading west to Seattle across the Lake Washington bridge. 
  • Merge onto Interstate 5 northbound and exit at Northeast 45th Street. 
  • Turn right at the exit ramp onto Northeast 45th, and travel four blocks. 
  • Turn right again, onto Roosevelt Way. The buildings will be on your right side, about two blocks down.
 
Free shuttle service is available between the medical center and the two Roosevelt buildings. 

Several bus lines of King County Metro Transit serve Roosevelt Way and the surrounding neighborhood. Among them are routes No. 66, No. 67, No. 79 (north and southbound) and No. 355 (southbound only).

Use Metro's Trip Planner to learn which buses can help you get to the clinics, or call Metro at 206.553.3000.

 

Both Roosevelt buildings have underground parking. 

 
Disability Parking
Both garages offer parking for people with impaired mobility. If your vehicle is larger than the garages' accommodations, designated disability spaces are available on the west side of the building and in the covered garage behind 4245 Roosevelt Way N.E.