I've been seeing Dr. Slayton-Milam since she began practicing (25, 30 years?) and wouldn't consider…read moregoing elsewhere. She helped me become pregnant when I was having difficulty, then cared for me during a somewhat difficult pregnancy, and now through menopause. When I've needed to see someone else in the office, they were kind and knowledgeable, and I felt cared for.

When I started going to them they simply sent me to Dr Wysham gynecology oncologist. That action…read moresaved my life.

I have been very impressed with the VA Portland Health Care System. I have been receiving good care…read morefrom my PCP for years. Last year I became deathly ill while traveling in Mexico and found a doctor who spoke some English and put me on IV fluids for days and then antibiotics 24x7 with 24 hours a day of nursing care. My health kept getting worse. I couldn't stand up or take a step. I couldn't even swing my swollen legs out of bed. My lungs filled up with fluids and I couldn't catch my breath or think straight. I felt that I was very close to death. When my condition worsened I was put in a gated, locked senior living center for rehabilitation but there was no rehab available and the other patients were placed there for care and feeding until death. At some point I was told that my vital signs had crashed and I was rushed by ambulance to a nearby hospital where I spent several days in the ICU getting tested and being given 2 units of blood and 2 units of plasma while running up a $10,000 bill. I became afraid that I would die in Mexico because the doctor didn't seem to know what to do to help me recover and our communication was difficult because of the language barrier. With my local friends I staged an emergency escape from the locked senior "rehab facility and flew to Portland and went directly to the VA Hospital ER. I was admitted to the hospital and put on new meds. I spent weeks in the hospital and within a few days I could sense that my condition was improving. After weeks in the hospital I was sent to the VA rehab center in Vancouver, Washington where I stayed for another month learning how to walk again. Then I moved to a Senior Independent Living Center for several more months before I was finally able to move into my own home, able to live alone and care for myself. Everyone I met in the Portland VA system welcomed me and treated me like a welcome guest. The care, kindness and compassion were wonderful. They saved my life and thanked me for the privilege. I couldn't be more grateful. (Aside from the quality of the food) I feel that I got great quality life saving care from the staff and the entire system.

Your eyes see one star...now here's the truth....minus 10 for the Vancouver clinic!…read more I had a hip issue following a replacement (2014) and revision (2017). I was having real issues with pain and mobility...but I was treated like some addict when I spoke of the pain I was having. And, not by one, but by two (2) VA medical professionals! They told me that they did not believe me...in essence, I am a liar. Medical professionals...those who are supposed to have you in mind. So...I found out today that the problem I am experiencing is that the prosethetic post is freaking moving and that is what is causing the pain. So, the VA and its "Marque de Sade" approach to Primary Care Medicine sucks...they called me a liar and it becomes obvious these Medicos are suffering from severe "Cranial rectumitis." And we are supposed to think these people are heros? These people are there for a paycheck and do not care about you. And, when the goverment wanted you they drafted you...now the screw you. If I had it to do over again.......................................

We brought our daughter in just before 10 PM on a Thursday night with a volleyball ankle injury and…read morewe were in and out... in less than 90 minutes. Not only was she treated quickly, every single individual we came into contact with was awesome! From the kind woman (Sharon I believe) who processed our daughter's intake to her first and second nurse (I'm awful, I'm spacing on names), to the gentleman (Mike) who took her X-rays, and Doctor Brian (who treated our sweet daughter with expert care) - everyone who helped tonight was pleasant, efficient and knowledgeable! To tell you we were blown away by Brian's bedside manner is an understatement. Not only did he treat our daughter's ankle, he was very engaged... taking the time to ask questions about her school performance, her interest in sports and even about her plans for college. After reading the awful reviews online we were prepared for the worst tonight but we couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised. Thank you so much to the entire team who helped us tonight. If we have another need for after hours care, this urgent care will be our first choice. Bravo Team PeaceHealth on a job very well done!

Obstetrics and Gynecology…read more My experience with Dr. Duggirala was extremely disappointing due to lack of follow-through and communication. At my appointment on February 13, 2026, she told me she would have another physician review my MIR report and would get back to me within three days with a plan and referral to the appropriate specialist. That never happened. I followed up through the patient portal 4 times asking who I was being referred to and what the plan was. I repeatedly received messages from staff saying she was out of the office/on-call and would respond within 48 hours, yet I never received a response from the doctor herself. When medical issues require timely care, patients depend on their doctors to follow through. Instead, I was left without answers and had to begin searching for specialists on my own. I sent a message through the portal asking to refer me to the specialist I found myself and still no response. As of March 11, 2026, I still have not received any follow-up or referral. I would not recommend this provider based on my experience. This is not ok.

Very poor experience with Dr. McNally. She did not listen to my concerns about menopause and…read moreprescribed treatment which I told her I had tried and it did not work. Not impressed.

Great place Took my wife here and the doctors here are cool…read moreand friendly, quick respond and easy to make appointments

This place has blown me away. Kind staff, they helped me confirm my pregnancy and did ultrasound…read moreand photos for FREE! Receiving healthcare like this at no cost is so rare and I wish I could let all women know in my area. It is amazing what they are doing to help encourage young new mothers that they can do it. They helped guide me in finding health insurance as I continue on with my pregnancy. I will forever be grateful to Options360!!! They gave me a beautiful baby blanket too, so kind

Doctor is a MAN which is weird, and when i was getting my ultra sound i was informed on the spot…read morethat there would also be a transvaginal one. This was not stated beforehand to me in any way and i was uncomfortable with a man completing that procedure, so i declined. he then decided it was his duty to lecture me and tell me that i had a high chance of miscarriage and made me feel much more uncomfortable and honestly very upset. I would honestly go anywhere else besides this place, it being free wasn't worth the memories of talking to that doctor and the creepiness i felt.

I have been a patient of Dr.McNally for a few years. Yesterday after my visit a member of her staff…read morecalled to ask for my primary care doctor's info so she could obtain a referral. I told her I had never needed one before, had something changed. She said "no". I told her I would call my insurance company to find out what was going on. they told me I absolutely did not need a referral and sent me an email with that information. When I call back Dr. McNally's office I was given to a supervisor who was extremely rude and didn't understand and wouldn't listen to my question. I don't know what she said to Dr. McNally but then I got a message from Dr. McNally saying she didn't want to have Medicare patients anyway and I should find another doctor. I didn't realize money meant so much to people but I guess it does. I also did not know being on Medicare doctors had to take less money so I do understand but the rudeness was heartbreaking and I'm terribly upset. Just not worth the hurt.

I have been a patient of Dr McNally for almost 20 years. She is very knowledgeable, cautious, and…read morealways makes sure I get the care I need. Everyone in office is so amazing, helpful, and understanding. I'm so thankful I found Dr McNally 20 years ago & have followed her on her wonderful journey. I recommend her and her team to anyone needing a true, honest, caring provider.

This place is refusing ultrasounds to mom's over 35... Because why??? We're geriatric?? Zero stars…read more Wake up guys. It's the 21st century.

I was talked into going ahead with a scan after deciding to wait one more day. I sure wish I…read morehadn't. The price was astronomical. And, on top of that, I applied for financial assistance. I make a decent income, but certainly not enough where an $800 bill is easy to float. Not only was I denied any assistance, but they added almost $300 to my bill for a "Billing Processing Fee!" In full disclosure, they will remove it once the bill is paid. How charitable! Please, take your business elsewhere to places that care (about more than your wallet).

10/10! I would recommend anyone to go to here for 3d/4d ultrasounds! I had such an amazing…read moreexperience - they were patient with my baby who was being a little stubborn and never rushed through the process. Office is clean, easy to find and very welcoming!

I want to state as a first time mama if you are debating making an appointment for an ultrasound at…read morea boutique like this, trust me just do it! I had many questions prior to booking and they answered all of them so kindly without the pressure of expecting me to book right away. When I was finally ready to make my appointment, they had many appts available however keep in mind they get taken fast. My husband and I highly reccomend booking an ultrasound here for an intimate and precious moment with your baby. It is nothing like the rushed appointments at the doctors office. The room had a calm and low lit ambiance that made it very pleasing and comfortable. I had the pleasure of working with Hannah as my ultrasound tech. She was very lovely, patient, and informative throughout the entire process. She is amazing at her job as you can really tell she loves what she does. I did at one point have some technical difficulties with my USB, but she was very quick to resolve the problem and offer her support. I am so happy I decided on this place to experience a precious moment during my pregnancy that I will never forget.

I was brought in by an ambulance for chest pains, they already had an ED room ready for me. Doctor…read moreHanley and ED nurses Kaitlyn and Rachel efficiently and effectively took care of me and diagnosed a heart event. Dr Kozinski came in the middle of the night to do an angiogram that confirmed a SCAD. I was moved to the Cardiac ICU where the entire team was wonderful. While I can't remember the name of the great nighttime nurse (sorry!), daytime Nurse Mary and NP Jackie were caring and super informative. I've forgotten so many names, but I want to mention that the young man who put in my second IV line (the first was at a clinic) did it painlessly. Also, the professional who did my echocardiogram was excellent, and the staff member who took my food orders was so considerate and helpful. Everyone was so welcoming and respectful to me, my same-sex spouse, and my sister. Their care and treatment were exemplary. I was able to be discharged after only one night in the CICU. THANK YOU, PEACE HEALTH!!

After experiencing a severe reaction to a prescription medication, I called 911 because I believed…read moreI was having a medical emergency. When the paramedics ( AMR) arrived, I repeatedly told them that the medication I had taken was on top of my dresser and asked them to bring it with me to the hospital so the doctors could identify what I had taken. They did not retrieve the medication. When I arrived at PeaceHealth, I repeatedly told the doctors and nurses that I was having an allergic reaction or severe adverse reaction to a prescription medication prescribed by my doctor. Despite my repeated statements, I felt that they assumed I was under the influence of illegal street drugs. I provided both blood and urine samples, which I later learned were negative for any drugs except THC. Instead of receiving the treatment I believed I needed, I was discharged from the hospital and sent home in an Uber or Lyft. At that time, I was in what I believe was a psychotic state. I was hallucinating, extremely confused, and unable to think clearly. In my opinion, I was not capable of making informed decisions about my own medical care. After I arrived home, I began experiencing chest pain and called 911 again. When the paramedics arrived, they asked whether I wanted to return to the hospital. Because of my mental condition, I do not believe I was capable of making a sound medical decision. Again, I told the paramedics (AMR) that I had suffered an allergic reaction to the prescription medication on top of my dresser. I had also told the doctors and nurses at PeaceHealth that I believed I was having a reaction to a medication prescribed by my physician, but I felt that no one believed me. During my first visit to PeaceHealth, I was taken to the MRI department. A nurse RN (Kristi Castle) wearing blue scrubs with blonde hair pulled back became upset because I would not get into the MRI machine. At the time, I was hallucinating, my thoughts were racing, and I did not understand what was happening to me. I believe I was experiencing a psychotic episode. The nurse documented that I refused treatment, but I do not believe I was mentally capable of understanding or consenting to medical decisions at that time. When I returned to PeaceHealth a second time, I was placed in a room with a nurse. I repeatedly asked to see a doctor, but instead I was escorted back into the waiting room. While sitting there, I genuinely believed I was dying. I felt detached from reality and believed that the people around me were no longer alive. I returned to the nurses' station and told the staff that something was seriously wrong with my brain. I even said that I wondered whether I had Alzheimer's disease because I could not remember anything and my memories were coming and going. I recall a staff member responding, "Oh, now you're diagnosing yourself." I tried to explain that I was losing my memory and that something was terribly wrong. I was then sent to another staff member and again explained that I was having serious problems with my brain. I remember being told, "I've been watching you, David. Go sit down over there." Feeling desperate, I went outside the hospital and begged people for help. Some of the individuals appeared to be hospital employees, but no one stopped to assist me. Eventually, I was able to contact my girlfriend, who took me to Kaiser Permanente. I am incredibly grateful to the doctors, nurses, and staff at Kaiser. They listened to me, believed that something was seriously wrong, treated me with compassion and professionalism, and provided the care I needed. After receiving treatment, I improved significantly and was able to return home within a couple of hours. To the best of my knowledge, both the PeaceHealth and Kaiser drug tests were negative for illegal drugs, with the exception of THC.