• Accepting Children: Unknown
• Accepting New Patients: Yes

• Accepting Medicare: Unknown
• Accepting Medicaid/DSHS: Unknown

Payment Methods Accepted:

Bill Insurance, VISA, Cash, Check

Insurance Accepted:

Contact this office for accepted insurance plans.

Additional Information:

Dr. Leslie Miller was recognized as a 2011 “Top Doctor” in Seattle Metropolitan magazine’s annual survey

Nearly 4,000 doctors in the Seattle metropolitan area endorsed their peers in Seattle Metropolitan magazine’s annual “Top Doctors” survey.

Philosophy of Care

I want to help women help themselves, control their menstrual cycles, and plan their families. I enjoy delivering babies and providing normal obstetrical care to healthy women. I enjoy teaching and providing education about health and the prevention of disease.

Personal Interests

My family, cooking, gardening, sewing, walking, skiing, hiking, reading, and most of all I enjoy living in Ballard, walking to work, and being a part of my community.

Medical School

University of Washington

Residency

University of Washington

Board Certifications

Obstetrics and Gynecology

Languages:

English

Professional Associations:

ACOG, WSMA, King County Medical Association, Society of Family Planning

Additional Information:

Dr. Leslie Miller was recognized as a 2011 “Top Doctor” in Seattle Metropolitan magazine’s annual survey

Nearly 4,000 doctors in the Seattle metropolitan area endorsed their peers in Seattle Metropolitan magazine’s annual “Top Doctors” survey.

I am a solo provider. I am available Monday to Friday to provide care for my patients at the Ballard Swedish campus. I see my patients for all clinic visits and because I live close to hospital I am readily available for hospitalizations although I do share night call with the hospital OBGYN practice so there is always emergency coverage. My office staff is easily reached and the phones are always answered by a person during office hours. I spent 12 years working at Harborview Medical Center as UW faculty after my training. In 2007 I switched to private practice and I can now walk to work, go home at lunch to walk our corgi dogs, and best of all, deliver the babies of my neighbors. It is a privilege to practice medicine, I enjoy my small practice, and I plan to continue for many more years.