Chappie Conrad, MD

There is no better doctor out there. He treated me for a very long, and difficult year. Always looked forward to seeing him and he dealt very well with my attitude. My knee replacement has lasted over 15 years and doctors here in England are very impressed. Now a wife and mother to a daughter and twin boys all thanks to him and the other fabulous doctors at children's hospital.

I saw Dr. Conrad in 1995 for a tumor in my femur. I had two surgeries under his care. I agree completely with these recommendations. He is the best. He was caring and so kind to me and my family. I will never forget what he has done for me! I wish I could see him more often. I think of him with such gratitude all of the time. I was told before seeing Dr. Conrad that I would probably loss my leg. Because of him my cancer was removed, I kept my leg and live a wonderful life now. I am a wife and mom, I am able to be physically active. He is SO highly recommended by me and all of my family. Thanks, Dr, Conrad. You are the best.

I had surgery from Dr. Conrad September 16, 2005. I was two weeks into my freshman year of college age 18. I didn't know what exactly was wrong with my femur prior to going to college in Washington; I attended Pacific Lutheran University. When I finally got to see Dr. Conrad at Seattle Children's Hospital, he was caring and considerate of not just how I was taking the information but also my mother who was with me. From my first appointment to surgery was only 4 days apart but that was what was needed with my condition. He is a great surgeon and he has my full respect. After my surgery, when he came into my room, he was nice and respectful and asked my mom how she was. Every year, on the anniversary of my surgery on my femur I think of him and wish that he could see how I was doing. Thank you Dr. Conrad for everything and I recommend that you go to him if you need surgery.

I first met Chappie 4 years ago, shortly after I turned 17. I was facing a possibly cancer diagnosis and was absolutely terrified. I said goodbye to my parents and I was taken, sobbing, into the operating room. Chappie was there waiting for me and held my hand until I fell asleep. At that moment I knew that I was going to be okay. Unfortunately, I was diagnosed with cancer that day and had been dealing with it on and off since then. Chappie is THE reason that I am here today. I have been told several times that there was nothing more that could be done for me, but Chappie has come to the rescue every time. He cares just as much about me and the things going on in my life as he does about me health. I owe my life to him.

I was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma February 25th, 2010 at the age of 16. I live in Yakima, Washington but I was sent to Seattle for my chemo therapy treatment and my surgery to remove the tumor in my knee as well as my entire femur. Chappi did my surgery and I went in thinking I would come out with no leg. He had told me to be prepared for it because it was very possible. To my surprise I woke up with a beautiful leg! Chappi is just so compassionate about the work he does. He not like some ordinary doctors and surgeons. He cares for the welfare of others. He gets down on a personal level with others. I care alot about this man and I hope to take his place as a surgeon at Seattle Children's Hospital. He saved my leg and my life! I love that man. People at Children's say I have his heart. Thanks Chappi!

I had surgery done by Dr. Conrad, in March 2010 and he did a really great job. He was friendly, supportive and I have healed up very well. I recommend him.

I have been seeing Doctor Conrad for the last 19 years, since I was a few months old. I have had two major surgeries done by him, and seen him various times for my multiple hereditary exostosis. He is always so kind, knowledgeable, intelligent, and trustworthy. I feel so safe under his expertise and care! I wouldn't see any other doctor!