Dr. Coleman, who served for over 20 years as a Dental Officer in the United States Navy, is making it a little easier to help out the men and women of our nation’s Armed Forces who are making their journey home again.

How? Dr. Coleman will donate $15 to the Wounded Warrior Project for each new and existing patient who brings in this coupon to his office for a scheduled appointment through the end of January 2012:

Click image to print coupon.

Haven’t been to the dentist for a while and you’re a little bit, well, chicken? You’re not going to find a more gentle and friendly group of professionals than Dr. Coleman and his staff.

Here are some comments sent in to a recent KING 5 Evening Magazine “Best of Western Washington” viewer poll in the category of “Best Favorite Dentist”:

“I have been going to Dr. Coleman for over a decade and feel that he and his staff are the best in the Puget Sound.”

“I have to drive over one-hundred miles to see Dr. Coleman, but he is worth it!”

“Dr. Coleman and his staff are the most compassionate and, professional dental team I have ever had the opportunity to work with. I would recommend them to anyone seeking kind, gentle, loving care. It is rare to find a team as dedicated as these folks.”

“I have lived in and used the best dentists in New York City, London and Tokyo, and Dr. Jim is definitely the best ever!”

Jim Coleman, DDS
1800 SW 152nd Street
Burien, WA

Phone 206-242-4477

JimColemanDDS.com

BTB Advertiser Jim Coleman, DDS is holding their annual Stuffed Animal Drive for children who end up in the Highline Medical Center Emergency Rooms, and they’re looking for donations.

Donations must be received before Dec. 22nd.

Here are the details:

WHAT: Jim Coleman, DDS annual Stuffed Animal Drive, to help calm children who end up in Highline Medical Center’s ERs.

WHEN: Now through Dec. 22nd.

WHERE: Donate stuffed animals at Jim Coleman’s offices, located at 1800 SW 152nd Street in Burien.

Jim Coleman, DDS

INFO: Here’s an email we received from Lynn Coleman:

As many of you know, our dental practice collects stuffed animals for the Highline Medical Center Emergency Rooms. These animals are given to children as they check into the ER and I have been assured by the nurses that they have a very calming effect on the kids.

We are again collecting animals and would really appreciate any contributions that you could make.

We will get them to the ER on the 22nd of December so if you want to drop them by our office before then, it will be great!

Let’s make those kids comfortable, loved and cared for in the best ER in the Seattle area!

Thanks,
Lynn Coleman

Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/aidanmorgan/ / CC BY 2.0

BTB Advertiser Jim Coleman, DDS recently held their annual Stuffed Animal Drive for children who end up in the Highline Medical Center Emergency Rooms, and this year received over 300 donations!

The purpose of the annual drive is to provide children who may be visiting hospitals something to “calm them,” like a stuffed animal.

“These animals are given to children as they check into the ER and I have been assured by the nurses that they have a very calming effect on the kids,” said Lynn Coleman. “About half of this year’s donations went to the main Highline Medical Center campus, and the other half went to the Riverton campus in Tukwila.”

We here at The B-Town Blog tip our collective hats to this innovative fundraiser, as many of us here still use our stuffed animals to help calm us.

Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/aidanmorgan/ / CC BY 2.0

BTB Advertiser Jim Coleman, DDS is holding their annual Stuffed Animal Drive for children who end up in the Highline Medical Center Emergency Rooms, and they’re looking for donations.

Here are the details:

WHAT: Jim Coleman, DDS annual Stuffed Animal Drive, to help calm children who end up in Highline Medical Center’s ERs.

WHEN: Now through Dec. 22nd.

WHERE: Donate stuffed animals at Jim Coleman’s offices, located at 1800 SW 152nd Street in Burien.

Jim Coleman, DDS

INFO: Here’s an email we received from Lynn Coleman:

As many of you know, our dental practice collects stuffed animals for the Highline Medical Center Emergency Rooms. These animals are given to children as they check into the ER and I have been assured by the nurses that they have a very calming effect on the kids.

We are again collecting animals and would really appreciate any contributions that you could make.

We will get them to the ER on the 22nd of December so if you want to drop them by our office before then, it will be great!

Let’s make those kids comfortable, loved and cared for in the best ER in the Seattle area!

Thanks,
Lynn Coleman

Photo credit: http://www.flickr.com/photos/aidanmorgan/ / CC BY 2.0