Dr. Meigs was my PCP for 18 years prior to moving to Orchards Family Medicine. The staff here was…read morerude, arrogant, and ignored any request for antidepresent medications, refused to make an appointment, slandered me to my insurance pharmacy, and told Dr. Meigs lies about me. My medical records were FAX'd to the wrong number 3 times. When I was finally able to get the staff to verify the fax number and the clinic finally received the referral, the staff called the clinic and told them I no longer wanted to be seen. It took from Aug. 10th to Nov. 29th to be seen by a much needed doctor. The clinic has constantly denied any of this. I wouldn't trust them or Dr. Meigs with the time of day. I believe there are reasons for this clinic remaining an independent clinic. They have messed up my medical records so bad that I am having trouble finding a new PCP.

STAY AWAY. Word is that if you are anything of a problem this doctor will "fire you". He…read more"terminated" my friend who is nearly 80 years old. My friend has prostate cancer and this doctor simply sent him a letter telling him that he won't see him anymore with no explanation. He had the further nerve to post this letter to my friends online chart, presumably to help other doctors blacklist him. The real problem? My friend wanted to see the doctor when he did not have an official appointment. Most Doctors do want to help find cures and/or help heal. This one apparently only wants patients who don't have any major problems.

Ran into the most unpleasant person today, what a way to start before I have my coffee. Would love…read moreto rate the doctors, but because of an insurance snafu on their end I was unable to do so. Instead of helping resolve the imaginary problem I was met with a s*** attitude and a 'figure it out'. Yet it was their computer issue, and nothing I could address. I don't care how good your doctors might be if you hire a front-facing employee who actively runs out business. I'm sure they'll be fine (it's a doctor's office) but what a terrible receptionist.

After being a patient for over 10 years, I was considering leaving to find a more pleasant front…read moreoffice staff. Much to my surprise I went in this a.m. to have Lab work done. A smiling young lady took my I.D. etc. Very nice. No long wait... & very efficient. 2nd surprise a great lab. experience. A young gentleman, friendly, painless & helpful. Very competent @ his job & another smiling face. So, I will be staying right here & will continue with this practice. Thanks for an enjoyable experience! Good job!

Spoke with the office manager about some billing concerns, but the conversation was very…read moreunpleasant. If you prefer a more patient-friendly environment, I would recommend avoiding this office.

I was just refused as a new patient because of my age (60). In their words, I "will be aging into…read moreMedicaid soon" and they are "leaving space open for those are not". No other qualifiers.

No one ever answers the phone or returns phone calls. It seems hit or miss at this offoce.read more

Dr Meeker has been my doctor door 30 years. He is kind and always listens without the feeling of…read morebeing rushed out the door he is very knowledgeable and always up to date on different medications or treatments. Marjorie and Karissa are always kind and very helpful for getting you squeezed in if neededthank you Doctor Meeker and staff! Deanna Komp

I saw Dr.Meeker again for an annual physical and help with some senior health problems. Dr. Meeker…read moreis a gold nugget in a tin mine of Portland doctors. You can see him when you need to, not 2 or 3 months later. He will personally call you with anything you need to know. He's patient and wants to make sure all your questions are answered. His physical is careful and methodical, not just squeezing you into a 15 minute appointment. I am so happy to have found him. Another thing, you don't have to tell 2 people all the details of why you came in before you see the doctor that obviously has not been communicated any of it.

Unusual for a physician but Dr. Meeker listens highly…read morerecommended.................................................................

7 hours and counting. It absolutely doesn't have to be like this . Poorly ran hospital , ER waiting…read moreroom not full , but people aren't being seen and to make matters worse, you can hear staff laughing and joking around . I hope karma takes care of this unacceptable treatment of patients. Absolutely ridiculous, probably 1 doctor on duty ?

This is the worst hospital/Dr. Offices in the country! I've lived on both coasts and in between…read more Absolutely trash! It really should be investigated. At this hospital and this one only are you a patient by phone when at the actual real live appointment. If you're that under staffed don't make appointments! Especially at 7am on a Saturday! I knew it wasn't normal to do it at that time. Get her and I have to call a Er nurse to get directions on what to do... Excuse me? I'm here for a live appointment... Just horrible... STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE!

Like Honey, like most of the office staff. Hate their Phreesia system. It's possibly one step up…read morefrom smoke signals. The good: plenty of medical professionals to choose from, the lab is there, and there's on site physical therapy, with a great team. The bad: Wait times, even with their new 15 minutes before appt check in, can still take a while, and there's no reception in the office so you need their wifi. The ugly: Phreesia. If I didn't love seeing Honey and Ashely in the PT office, I would go elsehwere. Their medical scheduling software, portal, reminder system, all that is hands down the most useless thing in existence. Despite having two folks look at it, I get a call, an email, and a text message, one right after the other, to check in for my appointment. Two people have tried twice to get it to only do 1 of those 3, but it won't take. You can't schedule online. If you try, you'll be there for an hour, checking day by day by day for an appointment that doesn't exist, according to the system. If you call in, they'll find you the first available, and often Phreesia will tell you it's not. And that's with your preferred provider. The patient portal is slow and clunky, takes forever to load, won't let you change things, and half the time, if you reply to a message, it doesn't go through. It errors out, then you're supposed to screen shot it, make a NEW message, attach the image, and send it to the person you were simply trying to reply to. That way they can send it to IT and get it fixed. I get it happens to not everyone, but that seems like a lot of work around. And lastly, the check in process online is fairly smooth, it's more bad than ugly, except thaT Phreesia wants to gather information for more streamlined suggestions for healthcare. I.E. They want to collect your info and sell it. If you say yes, the little window goes away for a year. If you say no, it comes up every time you check in. I left a message with IT to see if they can fix it, but I'm not hopeful.

Well, at first I really liked the NP I was assigned to. She's one of those people everyone seems…read moreto like. Initially, I just wanted to resume my regimen from my retired PCP, but this NP (Kate) was enthusiastic and encouraged me to advance my care and wellness. She really wanted me on Cymbalta. That should have been a red flag. I agreed and let the commercial drug geld me under its influence. It had a minor impact to my upper back pain but my deep pain, major spasms and teeth grinding worsened. More diagnostics were obtain and severe cervical spinal degeneration was found, but my neck is a secondary pain after my thoracic spine. Kate refused to order the thoracic MRI because the pain clinic might want to order it with a contrast agent. Ultimately she referred me to several other places, 3 of which were accepted - an acupuncturist, a pain management clinic and a neurologist. I complied with these. She prescribed me a mild analgesic. I adhered to the script and it helped. I thanked Kate. Then she completely changed and started wagging her finger at me about using the analgesic - AS DIRECTED. Unbelievable. Since then I've been treated like a criminal for pursuing pain treatment, which is much worse when the pain medication is then taken away. Thanks, Kate. The landscapes of Modern Medicine and Healthcare are treacherous wastelands. Anyone who can memorize enough text to earn a paper credential is knighted with letters after their name nowadays that in the end, mean squat. Don't go to Kate at NW Primary Care, even though she's very cheerful and nice.

After reading these reviews I have decided to add my experience. I have gone to family medical for…read morea while. I have only had great experiences and really like Roberta.

Referral or not, this place will not be somewhere I would ever willingly go again. Meet and Greet…read morewas an out of pocket of $192. I was forgotten in the waiting room for 35 minutes. I was on time and had all the paperwork completed prior to arrival. The nurse and front office staff were nice and the doctor was nice too. Due a few concerns we ordered blood work (out of pocket) Based on those results, we would do an ultra sound. Monday, the receptionist called with an appointment time for the ultrasound. So I asked what happened with the blood tests, she said they looked normal. She would have the doctor call me since I had questions. Wednesday morning I completed the ultra sound (MORE out of Pocket!). That afternoon I get a call from the nurse. She states, per a note from the doctor that I need to call the Surgeon. I am just a note to another person to be passed on. I asked again about the blood tests and the nurse said came out great. I came to find out they were not calling the number I told them to contact me at. I've been to my previous doctor 3 times in the last 8 years. This is what has happened to the doctor/patient relationship? It might have not been fully the doctor's fault but getting a resolution took too much follow up. The office is a representation of the doctor and my experience was an epic fail. In my attempt to avoid the Health care costs debate I'll simply state this was a prime example of that breakdown. With a higher than average understanding of insurance and provider processes, I was very disappointed. Final bill arrived at $280 without any logical reasoning. I should have gone to zoom care.

I have been a patient at Baskin Clinic for 11 years and have always been pleased and impressed with…read morethe high level of personalized care, expertise and professionalism (also kindness and respect) that I have received over the years. Dr. Heather is a very skilled physician and I also know she CARES... Rebecca is extremely good at lab work; she is able to draw my blood on the very first try, which is just short of a miracle. (The last time I was at the hospital an ultrasound specialist had to be called in special to use it to find my very tiny veins, and Rebecca can do it on the first try!) I trust Baskin Clinic with my life and look forward to a lifetime of excellent care from a highly qualified clinic. Thank you Dr. Heather and all of Baskin Clinic. I feel very blessed to have them on my side for my medical needs Baskin Clinic is the BEST...

Yikes! Switching to their glitchy new care platform that handles all of your health information has…read moretaken Baskin from 3.25 stars to 1 star. Check the reviews not just for the baskin doctor who will be referring you to other doctors, but also check the reviews that are very publicly available on the Apple App store and the Google Play Store. SigmaMD is big yikes. Switching from one of the highest rated Hipaa providers to a poorly rated new entrant... strange strategy. Oregonians: Be careful!!!