Providers for erectile dysfunction in WA, by city
165 cities in WA have providers who evaluate or treat erectile dysfunction. Commonly handled by Family Medicine, Urology, Family Medicine — Adult Medicine.
By city
Seattle5,510Spokane1,831Tacoma1,829Vancouver1,122Everett927Bellevue718Olympia686Yakima644Renton635Bellingham580Puyallup487Spokane Valley377Kirkland376Federal Way364Richland347Wenatchee342Bremerton283Kent281Kennewick275Mount Vernon275Longview259Lynnwood242Redmond239Auburn225Walla Walla223Lakewood216Issaquah213Edmonds210Tukwila206Lacey202Burien195Gig Harbor194Port Angeles173Bothell170Silverdale161Moses Lake152Marysville149Shoreline132Port Orchard126Pasco124Chehalis117Monroe106Sequim103Centralia102Ellensburg102Pullman100Poulsbo97University Place97Oak Harbor94Des Moines93Anacortes87Woodinville84Port Townsend83Shelton82Aberdeen80Bonney Lake79Arlington78East Wenatchee75Mukilteo74Mill Creek72Covington71Snohomish71Omak69Tumwater69Mountlake Terrace68Toppenish65Battle Ground64Colville63Sammamish63Bainbridge Island60Clarkston56Maple Valley54Enumclaw52Joint Base Lewis-McChord52Sunnyside49Liberty Lake48Sedro-Woolley47Othello46Camas45Mercer Island45Stanwood44Ferndale43Lynden41Grandview39Yelm39Vashon37Chelan36Deer Park36Elma36Kenmore36Medical Lake36Lake Stevens35Spanaway33Seatac31Burlington30Snoqualmie30Coupeville29White Salmon29Chewelah28Ephrata28Newport27Tonasket27Belfair26Cheney26Colfax26Union Gap26Newcastle25Prosser25Selah25Washougal24Tulalip23Sumner22Fairchild AFB21College Place19Dayton19Fife19Forks19Grand Coulee19Kelso19Leavenworth19Milton19West Richland19Goldendale18Lake Forest Park18North Bend18Blaine17Davenport17Duvall17Brewster16Freeland16Friday Harbor16La Conner16Mattawa16Buckley15Hoquiam15Ilwaco15Camano Island14Granite Falls14Republic14Ridgefield14Woodland14Eatonville13Kingston13Everson12Long Beach12Montesano12Nespelem12Graham11Inchelium11Port Hadlock11Quincy11Wellpinit11Benton City10Clinton10Eastsound10Morton10Neah Bay10Ocean Park10Ritzville10Rochester10Nine Mile Falls9Twisp9Cle Elum8Edgewood8Tenino8
Directory information is educational and may change. A specialty match means a provider may evaluate or treat this; only items marked “confirmed” were selected by the provider. Patients should confirm services, insurance, and availability directly with the office.