Our Facilities and Directions
Patients from Alaska or Asia
During his fellowship training, patients came from a wide area, ranging from
out of state to other countries. Therefore, Dr. Yee recognizes the special
needs of patients who travel long distances for medical care and has
experience in this area. This office will make every attempt to schedule
appointments on short notice, consolidate treatment and follow-up as much
as is possible and safe, and help make your trip as easy as possible.
The office can advise you on hotels in the area, if necessary.
Directions
The office is located at 12750 Lake City Way NE in Seattle. It is at the corner
of Lake City Way NE and NE 130th Street immediately south of the Fred Meyer
Store.
There is free parking behind the building. Most people turn from Lake City
Way NE to NE 130th Street and then proceed to the parking lot behind the
building.
There is frequent bus service on Lake City Way, including the 522 express
that travels from downtown Seattle with no stops until reaching Lake City.
Driving instructions
From I-5 South, exit 175 (NE 145th St.): Go east on NE 145th St., turn left at
Lake City Way NE (McDonalds and Walgreens at this corner). Turn left at the
stoplight at N. 130th St. Park behind the office.
From I-5 North, exit 171 (Lake City Way): Proceed on Lake City Way to NE
130th St.
From Laurelhurst and the University District: Take Sand Point Way which
turns into NE 125th Street. Turn right at Lake City Way NE then turn right on
NE 130th Street.
From the north: Take Bothell Way (Highway 522) which turns into Lake City
Way. Turn left at NE 130th Street (Chevron, Fred Meyer, Wells Fargo Bank,
and this office are the 4 buildings at this intersection).
Latest medical equipment
The office was designed specifically for medical and ophthalmic offices. It
incorporates the newest medical and eye equipment. Thoughtful building
design with specifications tailor made for ophthalmology and gynecology was
utilized to enhance and improve the delivery of advanced eye and medical
care.
If you are considering cosmetic surgery and require enhanced privacy, the
office has been designed with private areas to sit away from the public
reception area.
Patients may be happy to know that this office has among the newest and
modern medical equipment in Seattle. In some cases, this required obtaining
specialized equipment made in Europe and Japan or other countries.
Architectural facilities
This office was designed by architect Mark Travers. It was constructed in
2006 by Oquist Construction. The principal of Oquist Construction, Mr. Art
Oquist, is known for his woodwork, as well as attention to detail in general
construction.
The use of environmentally friendly building material was used whenever
possible. For example, the use of carpeting as been reduced for the benefit of
allergy sufferers and to reduce the amount of carpet glue vapor. However,
generous padded carpet has been placed in the hallway for your walking
comfort. The wood selected for the office has been chosen from renewable
forests. Lighting with motion sensors was installed to reduce the use of
electricity in order to save some of our precious natural resources in our
world.
The original foundation and outer structure was designed by Seattle architect,
Philip C. Sawers.
12750 Lake City Way NE
Seattle, Washington 98125
Evergreen Plaza
11800 N.E. 128th St., Suite 120
Kirkland, Washington 98034
(206) 364-6060 Free Parking
Patients from Alaska or Asia
During his fellowship training, patients came from a wide area, ranging from
out of state to other countries. Therefore, Dr. Yee recognizes the special
needs of patients who travel long distances for medical care and has
experience in this area. This office will make every attempt to schedule
appointments on short notice, consolidate treatment and follow-up as much
as is possible and safe, and help make your trip as easy as possible.
The office can advise you on hotels in the area, if necessary.
Directions
The office is located at 12750 Lake City Way NE in Seattle. It is at the corner
of Lake City Way NE and NE 130th Street immediately south of the Fred Meyer
Store.
There is free parking behind the building. Most people turn from Lake City
Way NE to NE 130th Street and then proceed to the parking lot behind the
building.
There is frequent bus service on Lake City Way, including the 522 express
that travels from downtown Seattle with no stops until reaching Lake City.
Driving instructions
From I-5 South, exit 175 (NE 145th St.): Go east on NE 145th St., turn left at
Lake City Way NE (McDonalds and Walgreens at this corner). Turn left at the
stoplight at N. 130th St. Park behind the office.
From I-5 North, exit 171 (Lake City Way): Proceed on Lake City Way to NE
130th St.
From Laurelhurst and the University District: Take Sand Point Way which
turns into NE 125th Street. Turn right at Lake City Way NE then turn right on
NE 130th Street.
From the north: Take Bothell Way (Highway 522) which turns into Lake City
Way. Turn left at NE 130th Street (Chevron, Fred Meyer, Wells Fargo Bank,
and this office are the 4 buildings at this intersection).
Latest medical equipment
The office was designed specifically for medical and ophthalmic offices. It
incorporates the newest medical and eye equipment. Thoughtful building
design with specifications tailor made for ophthalmology and gynecology was
utilized to enhance and improve the delivery of advanced eye and medical
care.
If you are considering cosmetic surgery and require enhanced privacy, the
office has been designed with private areas to sit away from the public
reception area.
Patients may be happy to know that this office has among the newest and
modern medical equipment in Seattle. In some cases, this required obtaining
specialized equipment made in Europe and Japan or other countries.
Architectural facilities
This office was designed by architect Mark Travers. It was constructed in
2006 by Oquist Construction. The principal of Oquist Construction, Mr. Art
Oquist, is known for his woodwork, as well as attention to detail in general
construction.
The use of environmentally friendly building material was used whenever
possible. For example, the use of carpeting as been reduced for the benefit of
allergy sufferers and to reduce the amount of carpet glue vapor. However,
generous padded carpet has been placed in the hallway for your walking
comfort. The wood selected for the office has been chosen from renewable
forests. Lighting with motion sensors was installed to reduce the use of
electricity in order to save some of our precious natural resources in our
world.
The original foundation and outer structure was designed by Seattle architect,
Philip C. Sawers.
12750 Lake City Way NE
Seattle, Washington 98125
Evergreen Plaza
11800 N.E. 128th St., Suite 120
Kirkland, Washington 98034
(206) 364-6060 Free Parking
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DAVID T. YEE, M.D.
Ophthalmic Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery
Ophthalmology
Ophthalmic Plastics and Reconstructive Surgery
Ophthalmology
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