Kenneth H. Perrone, MD
Seattle, WA 98104
Swedish Colon & Rectal Clinic - First Hill
1101 Madison Street, Floor 5, Seattle, WA 98104
About Kenneth H. Perrone
Dr. Perrone is a colorectal surgeon who is passionate about caring for patients with a wide range of colon and rectal conditions, including colorectal cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, diverticulitis, and benign anorectal concerns. He completed his general surgery training at Stanford University Medical Center, followed by fellowship training in colon and rectal surgery at Creighton University. In his practice, Dr. Perrone uses minimally invasive techniques, including laparoscopic and robotic surgery, whenever appropriate, and focuses on providing personalized, evidence‑based care that aligns with each patient’s goals. He also enjoys contributing to research and education aimed at improving how physicians learn and refine procedural skills. Above all, Dr. Perrone values open communication and patient education and strives to be a trusted partner in his patients’ care.
Creighton University School of Medicine
2023
State University of New York Downstate Medical Center College of Medicine
2016
Stanford Hospital and Clinics
2022
- American Board of Surgery, Surgery (General Surgery)
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This entire office was wonderful.
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The doctors and teams with Swedish have been exceptional.
Swedish Patient
Dr. Perronie was very professional. I felt very comfortable with him discussing my issues and care.
Swedish Patient
He was gentle caring and the nurse helped alot too!! I loved my visit
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Professional, demonstrated courtesy, good listener, made me feel comfortable.
Swedish Patient
I was very impress Staff and Provided. The biggest drawback, was the thickness of the walls in the exam room. Waiting for My appointment to start, I could hear very clearly what was happening in the exam room next to me. That's concerning from a privacy perspective. It made me feel unsure how loud I should speak because I'm guessing other people could hear my conversations.I would ask that this taken care of.
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