I've worked with Sariantra over the course of about 15 years, brought my family to her, and…read morerecommended her to others for her ability to perceive and work with underlying issues that elude others. She's sensitive to financial constraints and often suggests herbs to enhance the effects of acupuncture and make the overall treatment more cost effective. She's made an incredible difference in our lives and is my #1 most trusted health care provider.

Deeply caring, passionate about her patients' health and wellbeing, lovely healing space, easy…read moreaccess, and so knowledgeable. Dr. Kali expertly blends acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and her unique intuition to truly personalize and customize her treatments. I have seen many great acupuncturists over the years; none has helped me so much in such a short time!

I went in for a mini massage and saw Clay. Loved every minute of it! Even though the session was…read morefocused primarily on hands and feet I definitely felt a lot of tension released.

From the very first appointment, I was completely amazed at how effective Katy Willis' treatments…read moreare. I have currently been under Katy's care for almost a year, and I'm a total Katy loyalist. Her acupuncture treatments have me feeling better in my body than I've felt in years -- and that's saying something for a 66-year-old outdoorsman. Katy is also incredibly linked in to the Corvallis alternative medicine community -- so she can always refer you to other people you will profit from visiting. I owe Katy an incredible debt, and she is a treasure for our Corvallis healing community. I think some of her unique expertise lies in her qigong training; the way it compliments her approach to acupuncture (the only other healer who genuinely helped me also had qigong training). When I walk out of an acupuncture session with Katy, I don't only feel more healthy than ever before -- I also feel more pure. I ask you from the bottom of my heart: how does it get any better than that?

Best medical card experience ever. Under new ownership. Was in and out in under 25 mins. Definitely…read morewould recommend.

I absolutely despise this place. I was there at exactly 10:15 on Wednesday and it was closed. The…read morehours of business are from 10:00 to 2:00. Place was locked up. Do not go to this place it is an absolute waste of time money and gas and did I mention waste of time?

After ONE treatment my psoriasis is 85% gone! I've been dealing with it since I was 15. Debora…read moreexplained to me that the soundwave is extremely helpful for inflammation, basically overall wellness, stress relief, lowers cortisol levels. Basically you relax in a very comfy chair for an hour while the sound waves penetrate every cell of your body! Easy and no pills. Research it!

From the owner: This low-frequency acoustic, patented, and FDA cleared Class I medical device is primarily used for…read morereducing inflammation and improving circulation throughout the entire body and has proven extremely effective in the treatment of diseases and conditions such as: sciatica pain, joint pain, rheumatoid / osteoarthritis, cardio-vascular disease, peripheral vascular disease (PVD), cluster/migraine headaches to name a few. It has also produced significant beneficial effects in the treatment of people suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS), lupus, fibromyalgia and Lyme disease. Simply stated, this therapy is an effective and low-cost method for relief of a variety of diseases and conditions. The manufacturer currently holds three medical patents issued by the United States Patent Office for this medical device. The three medical patents issue surround: 1) circulatory disorders; 2) inflammatory musculoskeletal connective tissue disorders; and 3) certain blood manifested medical disorders (dia

There is not a smarter, more intuitive, kind or wonderful practitioner on earth. I have nothing…read moreremote negative to say! She is an example of what primary care should be.

My husband and I first saw Dr. Allen over 13 years ago, and her treatment and recommendations have…read moremade a huge difference in the health of both of us! We are both complicated cases with autoimmune, hormonal, infectious, and environmental toxicity issues...and she helped us connect dots and understand the overlap. She listens, asks questions, reads labs, and sees the connections and clues missed by everyone else we had seen. Then she makes suggestions and recommendations that make a real difference! She is nurturing, kind, nonjudgmental, and she explains complicated issues well. We regret that we live too far away to continue seeing her. Dr. Susan Allen is a wonderful doctor!

I have to start with the fact that I used to work for various clinics, hospitals, and ambulance…read moreservices: receptionist, double insurance biller, collection, and was responsible for insurance coding for Medicare and Medicaid, as well as Champus and other private insurance. I sat in on the introduction to HIPAA before it was a law and helped with the wording in Ohio. I was shocked when I received their new patient paperwork (after requesting twice that it be sent rather than done online in their portal), and I reviewed their legal demands. Firstly, they expect a patient to sign a legal affidavit holding them "hold harmless" for any HIPAA breaches. They require credit card information should anything not be covered by pre-approved insurance and are not responsible for re-billing insurances should the claim fail. They do not take cash/checks and will expect you to pay in full at the time of your visit. There is something wrong here. For one, if the client is DSNP (medicare/medicaid), asking for upfront money is illegal under CMS laws and could be considered "double dipping."(getting patients to pay bills prior to service, then billing the insurance for care anyway). Secondarily, patients should be allowed sufficient time to go over any legal contract with any company, and hopefully they could review this with a billing office or an attorney since they are signing agreements that are considered financially binding. When is it now a matter of fact that patients need to sign harmless paperwork as a course of action for medical care? I doubt that any patient could or would agree to sign a legal document prior to being seen by an office, without any guarantee that the office could even help them prior to a "meet and greet."? They cannot ascertain if they can even work with your condition prior to an entrance interview, as they do not vet their clients when scheduling a first appointment. I shudder to think of someone signing this level of patient responsibility when they are not given more than 10 minutes to go over this contract they make you sign, and furthermore, if the patient does not have current technology (computer, cell phone, etc) their paperless system is out of reach for this clientele. It's a very adversary relationship they are assigning here to patients. After reading several reviews I am glad I chose to walk away, but wanted others to know that their requirements (for using portals, legal signatures, and prepayments) are not typical for the medical industry.

I really like my care team, but this place is HORRIBLE about communication. I have been trying to…read moreget information from my doctor about a medication for a week now. The online portal only allows messages to the office staff - not even the nurse's line or anything. And phone calls and messages are not returned. I would not be surprised if my doctor never even saw any messages. This is an ongoing problem.

TERRIBLE SERVICE. I was looking for a naturopath for my primary care doctor, and there aren't many…read moreto choose from in Salem. After not seeing a doc for 5 years, I knew I should establish myself somewhere and have an annual exam, PAP and mammogram, but I had also been having frequent headaches which seemed related to my cycle, so I also knew I wanted hormone testing. Well I was never able to address those concerns because we spent my whole visit filling out patient forms, which I actually didn't fully complete until AFTER my visit and turned in when I was walking out the door (??? first red flag). Then they sent me home with a packet full of info about all of their spa services....(2nd red flag). I swear, that is all this doctor is concerned with - promoting their "SPA" next door. There are posters and popups ALL OVER their office pushing liposuction, vaginal rejuvenation, and some sort of sound wave clitoral therapy (?!?!) right next to the glass cabinet filled with OLD DOLLS (WTF??) It's really creepy. Seriously, see attached pics taken inside the waiting room and patient room. As it turned out, my mammogram showed a suspicious mass, and I had to go back for additional imaging. My multiple mammograms and ultrasounds yielded a BI-RADS 5, giving me a 95% chance that the lump was cancerous, and I would need a biopsy to confirm the diagnosis. Surprisingly, this office received all of this info from the imaging center (SRC - which were AWESOME, BTW), yet they failed to follow up with me. I never received a single phone call from them. I went back in 3 months later for my biopsy (after prompting from SRC), and I was told the results would be in that Friday or Monday. Now I was very anxious to get the results, so I called the office that Friday afternoon and was told the doctor had SEEN the results, but had not yet reviewed them (???). I begged them not to make we wait all weekend for the results, and I was assured a callback that day. Well that never happened. So I called Monday morning, and was then told the results had just come in that morning (???) but again, the doctor had not yet reviewed them. I asked for a callback again, and after waiting another 3 hours, I finally drove to the office and parked myself in the lobby until they handed over the reports, which showed clearly that they had been received on Friday, and yes I have cancer. At this point, I am taking all my reports and looking for a new primary care doctor WHO ACTUALLY CARES. Apparently they only care about you here if your vagina is out of whack. Sorry Salem "Wellness" Clinic, but my vagina and clitoris are just fine. Good riddance!

Sangita is the most apathetic practitioner I've ever met. She isn't listed on any medical websites,…read moreso I can't imagine that she's been a PA for very long. The first time I met her, she told me that I likely didn't have a UTI, I was just dehydrated, because I wasn't drinking enough water. I actually drink a ton of water, but I hadn't that day, because my mom was in the hospital, and I hadn't had time. She very obviously didn't believe me. A couple of days later, I got a message that the culture was positive. Big shocker. In addition to that, there have been a couple of times where my blood results showed something fairly serious, and I got a message that was a few words long, several days after the results showed up on my Quest page. She would have had the results days before telling me about them. She also didn't make any suggestions, or say that I should come in, and when I asked a question in response, she never answered me. I guess that wouldn't be too bad if I actually got a call back when calling about that question. Worst of all, though, was when she ignored a very important prior authorization from my insurance company, even though I did all of the legwork for it. She never even bothered to read the letter I'd written, or review any of my previous bloodwork. I had seen her to discuss that very medication, but I could tell that she had a bias against it. I ended up being denied a very important medication. Oh, but if I wanted to pay $500/month for it at the medi spa for off label use, that would have been fine. So now I have to wait two months to see an actual doctor at a new clinic who will take my high A1C and glucose levels seriously. As for office staff, I have had Target fax them refill requests on numerous occasions, and they claimed that they never received them. I expected it to happen after it had happened multiple times, and I called them a week ahead of time just in case. I left a message and never heard back. A called a few days later, never heard back. After I'd actually been out of the med for a couple of days, I told the receptionist that this was getting very serious. She got snippy with me and said that that's why they request refills be sent a week in advance. I about lost it. I called the following day and told them that I needed an emergency appointment, because I was feeling sick from not being on an important thyroid medication for almost 5 days. They finally got through to Sangita, who made me feel like a drug addict and said that she wouldn't refill it after that time without seeing her. That was fine, but when I did see her, she acted like I was insane and said that there were 5 refills available and didn't know what I was talking about. I will never step foot in that clinic again. There are a couple of absolute gems who work there (their mammogram tech and one of the front office people). However, their PA turnover is very high, and I can see why. Since Trini left, I haven't felt like my health was in good hands.

I had a medical issue that was extremely uncomfortable. My gynecologist had no idea what it was…read moreafter multiple tests etc. So, he sent me to the urologist where they poked, prodded and scanned and had no idea how to fix the symptoms I had. I researched my symptoms online and there was nothing, no forums, no discussions, nothing. A chiropractor referred me to Anne Marie Moore. I was so uncomfortable I would have done anything to solve the discomfort. I phoned and she got me right in. Anne gave me an exam and suspected what I had but she wanted to run some tests. Once the tests came back she had a diagnosis and recommended I use two creams daily at bedtime. Anne changed my life. I highly recommend seeing Anne for female and hormonal medical issues.

I don't carry insurance. Obamacare is not practicall for a healthy older self employed woman. My…read moreinsurance would be literally $1000. A month with a deductible of $7000. I only go to a Dr 4 x a year. And that is only to check in. So why would I pay this cost. Anne Marie is compassionate, professional and someone you have no problem just talking to. She needs double pay for her therapy sessions. She's a great women's Dr. and she's a NP. Which I so highly respect over the hurried harried Doctors I've seen. If she expanded her practice she'd be busy 24/7 with women who hate going to cold impatient doctors. I do not hate going to see her. I actually look for seeing her. And in my busy life, I hate any appointments. But it's so painless to see this Dr. / NP ... If you need a doctor for general exams .... this is the lady. There's wonderful cafe coffee shops in the same building so allow yourself time to smell the coffee. Have some lunch and share your issues mental, emotional and physical with this great lady. She'll listen and take care of your needs. She refer you on if things are more serious. I'm Sure she knows other great doctors.

Amazing care and treatment. Acupuncture, cupping, and tens unit all in one. Massage therapy is top…read morenotch also. The moment you walk in, from the front to checking out they truly care. Shout out to Wendy and Lissy for taking care of me going on 3 years.

Having survived all that's been thrown at us over the past two years amidst an international…read morepandemic, to say Americans are a bit overwhelmed and burnt out would be an understatement. Therapists are stretched to the max, but we still need to prioritize our health. So what are the alternatives? For me, it's acupuncture and cupping. This traditional Chinese medicine explains that one's health is the result of a harmonious balance of the "yin" and "yang" of the life force known as "qi," pronounced "chi." Illness is said to be the result of an imbalance. Qi flows through meridians in the human body, accessible by 350 acupuncture points. I can think of no better way to treat my body than to become a human pin cushion! It may sound intense if you've never tried it, but you actually barely feel anything because the needles are so thin. Acupuncture is used to treat anxiety, migraines, pain, digestive and sleep disorders, infertility, depression, and addiction, just to name a few things. Cupping works similarly to balance the qi by increasing blood circulation, relieve muscle tension, improve overall blood flow and promote cell repair. Earth Moon also offers massage therapy (including pre-natal) and herbal supplements to aid in your overall wellness. They're located a stone's throw from the state hospital, off Center Street with easy interstate access. The vibe is calm with a tranquil asian inspired aesthetic. Most insurance is accepted. Find information online and request a consultation. You can bet your body will thank you!

Dr. Heide is amazing. I've been seeing him for quite some time for a variety of issues. He's very…read moreprofessional and knows his stuff. Highly recommend, especially for any kind chronic pain relief.

I've had acupuncture when I lived in Korea, but it's hard to find a great acupuncturist. Well, I…read morefound one in Eugene! The place is very clean and Nathan is very professional, amazing with acupuncture and so patient with explaining how the muscles work and how the acupuncture that he does will help. I went there after my calf muscle cramp and it got so much better after one session. I went there today for my knee, felt great after the session and made an appointment for next two sessions.