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Lake Washington Internal Medicine

Quick Facts

Practice TypeConcierge
DoctorsMona Shawky MD, Internal Medicine
Panel Size200 patients per doctor

About

At Lake Washington Internal Medicine, Dr. Mona Shawky brings over 30 years of internal medicine expertise to a focused concierge practice. Her clinical work centers on arteriology, the science of detecting and reversing vascular disease. She applies the BaleDoneen Method, a peer-reviewed protocol with published outcomes showing up to 98% reduction in cardiovascular events. Advanced biomarker panels, genomic risk profiling, and multimodal arterial imaging form the backbone of her diagnostic approach. The practice limits its panel to 150-200 patients, which allows 60-90 minute initial consultations and same-day availability.

The clinical scope extends well beyond cardiovascular prevention. Dr. Shawky addresses metabolic and insulin resistance testing, hormonal optimization, neuroendocrine and cognitive health, and multi-cancer early detection using the Galleri liquid biopsy and Whole-Body MRI. Her longevity protocols target nine hallmarks of biological aging, including mitochondrial dysfunction, cellular senescence, and chronic inflammation. Members reach Dr. Shawky directly by cell phone, secure messaging, or email around the clock. She personally communicates with subspecialists and provides daily oversight during hospital admissions, with post-discharge visits within 48 hours.

Details

Address

2265 116th Ave NE, Suite 110-D, Bellevue, WA 98004

Membership Details

Membership model with panel limited to 150-200 patients. Pricing not listed on website.

Typical Appointment

60 minutes

Same-Day Appointments Max 200 patients per doctor

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Frequently Asked Questions

The practice limits its panel to 150-200 patients. That limit allows Dr. Shawky to offer 60-90 minute initial consultations, same-day appointments, and direct 24/7 physician access for every member.

Members reach Dr. Shawky directly by cell phone, secure messaging, or email at any time. The practice uses no answering service or triage nurse. Dr. Shawky addresses urgent issues within hours and handles routine questions the same business day.

Initial consultations run 60-90 minutes and cover personal history, genetics, lifestyle, and risk stratification. Follow-up visits run 30-45 minutes for biomarker review and therapy adjustments. The practice also offers early morning, evening, and weekend slots for convenience.

Yes. Lake Washington Internal Medicine offers same-day and next-day appointments for urgent concerns. Scheduling flexibility includes early morning, evening, and weekend availability.

The BaleDoneen Method is a peer-reviewed arteriology protocol that detects and treats active arterial disease rather than estimating statistical risk. Dr. Shawky uses it to identify arterial inflammation, visualize plaque, and apply genetically guided therapy. Published clinical outcomes show up to a 98% reduction in cardiovascular events for patients following the protocol.

Yes. The practice offers multi-cancer early detection through the Galleri liquid biopsy, which screens for signals from over 50 cancer types. Whole-Body MRI is also available. Dr. Shawky also offers targeted screening for patients with known genetic risks such as BRCA1/2 or Lynch syndrome.

The practice operates on a membership model with a panel capped at 150-200 patients. For specific pricing, contact the practice directly to discuss membership options.

Yes. Dr. Shawky provides daily oversight during hospital admissions. She conducts post-discharge visits within 48 hours and personally communicates with subspecialists throughout the process.

The practice focuses on adult patients. Dr. Shawky's clinical work spans preventive medicine, chronic disease management, metabolic health, hormonal optimization, and longevity care for adults at all stages.

Dr. Shawky tracks biomarkers quarterly, monitoring markers like hsCRP, NMR lipids, and HbA1c. She performs annual CIMT arterial imaging to document plaque regression. This longitudinal data reveals trends that single visits cannot capture, allowing therapy adjustments based on trajectory rather than snapshots.

Practice last updated October 31, 2026