HORRENDOUS OFFICE AND STAFF-they do not care about their patients and are the most disorganized…read moreoffice I have ever seen in my 53 years on the planet. The turnover with doctors is every month as they don't seem to be able to keep providers. The ones they do have seem to be a very low caliber of professionals if you can even call them that. They dropped my daughter after shuffling her around for 4 months with NO REFERRAL to anyone else or even a phone call-Just a nasty email that her case was too complex and to go to social service and find someone else, we are done with you. Not even a grace period so I can find someone else to prescribe meds. What kind of concern is that for a child? My daughter's case was not even complex. FIND SOMEONE ELSE THAT ACTUALLY CARES AND HAS SOME CONSISTENCY.

Below 1 star! My daughter is in college in Salem and was seen once by this practice. Afterwards,…read moreshe tried to reach them for a refill with multiple phone and patient portal messages and nobody addressed her needs. Over a year later, we got a call from a collections agency saying we had an unpaid bill. Apparently, Neustart sent the bill to the wrong address and had also charged twice on the same day in excess of $560. Again, we tried calling and emailing to clarify what happened with no response.

I had to find a new provider after working with someone for years who no longer took my insurance,…read moreand I was feeling pretty defeated trying to find someone who actually listens and works alongside you. I'm really grateful I was recommended Erik. It was easy to get an appointment, and the paperwork was simple. He had already reviewed my chart notes and bloodwork ahead of time, which made a big difference. My appointment was longer than expected in a good way, and I felt genuinely understood. The intake was efficient and very thorough, and he validated how I was feeling instead of making me feel unheard or judged. As someone who works in mental health, I really value a collaborative approach, and that's exactly how this felt. I would absolutely refer my own clients to him as well. Overall, very high quality care with a low barrier to access.

Recently, moved back to Portland and needed to find a psychiatrist to establish care with. Erik Lee…read moreis very friendly, compassionate and helpful. I immediately felt at ease at my first appointment with Dr. Lee. I see why he has 5 stars. I look forward to working with him.

Easily the worst MD I have ever met. Like "get over it and find God" kinda advice. I'm amazed he is…read moreallowed to practice any form of health care.

He is only a see him get meds prescribed doc. Not one to actually help you as far as figuring out…read morewhat your problem is. He only talks about attitude which is extremely important but does not listen to specifics. I am only guessing that he isn't able to relate to his patients in America and only an philosophy that westerners do not understand he can't train us, not at his prices. Baring that I am not sure what other than meds the patients already know that work. Which is ok. We are supposed to go to psychology doc for counciling. We just need to know what works for us before we go.

Wonderful people. They follow procedures and will work to help you get the care you need. Neustart…read morecares.

They are accusatory, dishonest, cold, uncaring, self-entitled, impossible to get a hold of,…read moreinsensitive, and unprofessional. Dr. Bethany Johnson was my doctor. I thought she was a good doctor and caring... but she dumped me in a heartbeat over a dispute I had with her staff, relating to a threatening email they sent me over my first "No Call No Show". First, they claimed it was the second "No Call - No Show" I had, which it was NOT. The first time I showed up late due to internet technical issues, which was all documented in email, and which I provided proof to them. Second. Even before this dispute I was having problems with them. Every month, I was expected to send a message to Dr. Bethany every time I needed a refill. But every time I called in and or sent a message to request a refill, her and her staff would claim that they did. But when I went to pickup my medication at the pharmacy at the last minute, the pharmacist would tell me she never requested a refill. This would cause me to go days without medication, which effected my mood. It also caused me a lot of stress and lose of productive time troubleshooting the issue. Back a out the notice - The message was extremely callous and threatening, and after I got defensive and complained about it and the issues I was experiencing, hoping they would improve the situation; The clinic manager, Payton Kaughr, who I never spoke with before, and being a coward, sent me a cold letter stating they decided to terminate our client relationship because they felt I violated their "code of conduct agreement". The most disgusting thing about this was it was a lie. Although I was clearly upset, I was clear, communicative, professional, and my emotions were tempered. I did not use any fowl language and I did not threaten anyone, - which in my opinion should be the only grounds for breaking any rules of conduct. This is one of the most dishonest health care providers I have ever dealt with, and in my opinion they are in the wrong business. Stay away! You've been warned!

Unassuming, self assured, quiet confidence and high intellect becomes evident as the initial…read moreinterview progresses. Dr. Erickson's impressive credentials and decades of experience are borne out during our initial consultation with relaxed, effecient, carefully guided conversation. I know this might sound like an AI review but it isn't! Amazing doctor, so glad I found him, happy to pay his fee as my insurance does not cover it.

I have been a patient of Dr. Erickson off and on for over a decade. (Depending on which insurance I…read morehave.) I found him very easy to talk to, very caring, laid back, flexible about in person or phone appointments. He was creative with solutions, seemed very knowledgeable about the latest medications. He's given me more counseling (vs straight medication management) than any other mental health Medication Prescriber I've ever worked with. If you're looking for a fancy office and a secretary that makes you specialty coffees, go to someone else. If you want a kind, down to earth, caring, soft spoken non judgemental psychiatrist, give Dr. Erickson a call.

Dr. Wendy Shumway took years away from me. I was misdiagnosed, and overmedicated at physically…read moredangerous levels. She discouraged me from being in medication trials that have since proven to save my life. She made me feel that I could not trust my instincts, and this is the only reason I stayed with her for almost 10 years. My doctors today are amazed that I made it out from under her care with my heart, liver, and life, intact. I never knew a psychiatrist could be so biased against people with mental illnesses. It makes absolute sense that I only continued to get worse. I was being treated by someone who didn't think I could get better. Two words of advice: 1) see a psychiatrist who spends more than 15 minutes with you four times a year. 2) If you've been diagnosed or medicated for over 5 years, it's time for a new evaluation. True psychology is a baby science, and if you're not being looked at with fresh perspectives on a regular basis, your doctor is your enemy. Not your friend. And, definitely, not your advocate.

Excellent doctor, saved my life, would recommend to anyone, however, she really pushes the…read moreKlonopin, although, I was at extreme anxiety. I was her aptient for eight years, she is very down to earth, and compassionate.