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Does Center for Complex Diseases (Seattle) see Long COVID patients in Seattle?

Yes. Center for Complex Diseases (Seattle) is a specialist in Seattle, Washington, United States, listed for Long COVID, ME/CFS, and POTS and dysautonomia.

It offers assessment, medication management and research. Access is by self-referral, so you can contact them directly. The service is private, self-pay. It's for adults.

Type
Specialist
Conditions
Long COVID, ME/CFS, and POTS and dysautonomia
Services
Assessment, medication management and research
How to access
Self-referral
Funding
Private, self-pay
Ages
Adults
Address
2212 Queen Anne Ave N, #807, 98109 Seattle, Washington
Phone
(650) 447-3001
Website
centerforcomplexdiseases.com
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Listed by
AMMES physician and clinic database
Last checked
October 2026, against Google Maps and the service's own website

Good to know

  • Second location of the Mountain View practice.
  • Does not contract with insurance.

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