Elite Sports Performance Medicine

ESPM provides sports medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation, regenerative medicine, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, and concierge primary care. Regenerative options include PRP, A2M therapy, BMAC, and the Regenokine Program. The practice also performs diagnostic ultrasound, ultrasound-guided procedures, osteopathic manipulation, shockwave therapy, and peripheral nerve hydrodissection. Patients can access whole-body MRI scan referrals through a partnership with Prenuvo.

ESPM operates two locations. The Seattle office sits at 11545 15th Ave NE, Suite 105, Seattle, WA 98125, reachable at (206) 466-5650. The Eastside location is at 10413 NE 37th Circle #3B, Kirkland, WA 98033, reachable at (425) 803-0136. Both locations are open Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

Yes. ESPM offers same-day appointments. Patients enrolled in the Concierge Primary Care program receive same-day or next-day scheduling as a core benefit of membership.

ESPM launched its Concierge Primary Care program in January 2025. Members receive direct access to a dedicated physician, longer appointment times, same-day or next-day scheduling, and a focus on preventive care and quality of life. Space in the program is limited. com.

ESPM treats active individuals across all ages and competitive levels. The practice sees youth, high school, collegiate, and professional athletes as well as recreational weekend warriors. Dr. Andrew Gomez also sees pediatric and adult patients for family medicine and sports medicine needs.

Yes. ESPM performs diagnostic ultrasound directly in the office during your visit. For soft tissue injuries, this imaging can match MRI-level diagnostic accuracy. It allows the physician to examine and image a condition in a single appointment, without a separate radiology referral.

The practice offers PRP, A2M therapy, Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate (BMAC), and the Regenokine Program. The Regenokine Program has a track record spanning more than 10 years and over 10,000 treatments with no significant reported downtime. Physicians tailor each regenerative treatment to the individual patient.

Yes. Both Dr. Douglas McDonald and Dr. Seth Fader specialize in BHRT at ESPM. The practice uses blood testing to measure hormone levels at baseline and monitor supplementation over time. Hormones come from commercially prescribed products or custom compounds from accredited compounding pharmacies.

Yes. Dr. Adam Pourcho serves as head team physician for the Seattle Storm and associate team physician for the Seattle Reign. He has also provided care for the Detroit Lions, Michigan State University, and Wayne State University athletic programs.

Yes. ESPM partners with Prenuvo to offer full-body MRI scan referrals. These radiation-free scans screen for cancer, neurological conditions, and other health concerns in a single visit. Call the Seattle office at (206) 466-5650 to receive the practice's partner discount and schedule a scan.