I don't even know where to start about my experience with trying to get in to see Dr. Esmer. I…read morecannot write about his bedside manner or how he is in regards to caring for his patients since I didn't get the chance to. After seeing my primary care dr., she recommended that I see a DO, someone more specialized and with more knowledge and guidance than what she's been able to help with the last few years. After letting my primary care dr. gynecologist, and my outpatient care dr. know what the next move was, they were all on board. My primary care dr. recommended a few DO's she knew personally. Once I got home, I started the process of finding a new dr. Either no one was accepting new patients , they retired, or sadly left town. On June 24th., 2024, I spent several hours with my insurance company and calling numerous clinics and private practices to see if they were accepting new patients: that's when I found Osteopathic PDX. After reading the dr's bio and reading a few positive reviews, I called to see if he was welcoming new patients. Dianne, the office manager, collected some information and put me on the books for Aug 26th., 2024, which was the soonest Monday they could see me since Monday's are my days off. I was shocked and supper bummed that the wait was so long to be seen. I patiently waited for that day to come just to receive a call by Dianne, the morning of having to cancel my apt. due to the dr. not coming into the office that day. Dianne rescheduled the apt., and the soonest Monday was September 1st., 2024. This apt. was then again canceled the day of as well. Although I was not happy, both my primary care and treatment dr. encouraged me to make one last ditch effort in rescheduling another apt. I was thinking "the dr. clearly does not like working on Monday's." Yet again, I was rescheduled for Oct., 21st. Sunday night, I received a voicemail by Dianne saying something to the effect that the dr. had something come up and that my apt. would need to be rescheduled. No. No, I sure will never be "rescheduling" another apt. with this dr., screaming out loud. I've now spent the last 4 months time waiting to be seen by this provider, and rescheduling for a 4th time is something I will not do. Working in the medical field myself, I understand that things come up with dr's and or their staff. Unfortunately, having to move patients around or reschedule them is something that happens from time to time. It personally hurts when I have to make these kind of calls to patients. However, Dianne should've known that this was 3rd cancellation now. There's one thing I know working as a surgical assistant, and that the surgeon I work for and myself would have skipped a lunch break, (as we often do anyway), or come to work an hour early, and or stay an hour later to make it right with that one patient; especially for the one who's been cancelled on one too many times. Dr's and their staff often have that ability to do just that and I wish they would've shown the compassion to do so. Perhaps in the future, when the dr. needs to reschedule the patients, you could color code or have a system in place of how many times you've had to cancel that one particular pt. because every time Dianne would call to cancel my apt., it's like she was unaware that she's now called me 3 times prior cancelling my appointments. I truly felt like she had no care whatsoever for my time spent waiting to be seen. That is was just another day at the office. It's a shame that I even have to write this review. And believe me, it's taken me weeks to think about this. I kept asking myself "should I write a review or should I just let it go?" Something over the course of the last few weeks kept nudging me to do so. Maybe now I will feel better about the situation? Maybe I just needed to write all this to get it off my chest? Because I do patient care, I felt the right thing to do is to let whomever know, who's thinking of becoming a new patient here, make aware of my experience with Osteopathic PDX.

Skillful manual therapy. Kind and caring practitioner…read more Quiet, peaceful office setting. Street parking within a block or so. I had a difficult neck/rib problem and Dr. Esmer helped me quite a bit in a single session. Several other practitioners including a chiropractor had tried but his session helped me turn the corner on that problem. This office bills some health insurance plans; call to ask. I'm able to see him for a $40 copay; I'm used to paying out of pocket for this sort of treatment so I feel very fortunate. Since the pandemic, he is often booked out several weeks to a month, so plan ahead.

My problem with this company, FYZICAL Therapy, that took over Advance Sport and Spine in West Linn,…read moreOR about 2 years ago, concerns their policy of treating only 1 issue/visit. Over 4 years ago I contracted a chronic, crippling disease called Polymyalgia Rheumatica (PMR.) I returned for the PT I needed to start functioning better after being extremely ill for many months as my PMR was starting to remiss. I had had a great therapist when it was still Advance Sport and Spine so I started appointments with her again. She had previously successfully treated several other very difficult issues over several years and taught me how to maintain the progress. However, the new owners (FYSICAL) had a policy that therapists could treat only one condition during a visit. The FYZICAL visits were also 5 min shorter, from 45 min to 40 min. Since I had many areas of pain (poly means many), it would have taken years at the rate we were going to deal with all my joint and connective tissue problems. So on the advice of my MD I started a senior fitness class at 24Hr Fitness in Gladstone. I am so happy I found a more successful program. After 3 mos of attending 2-1hr, sessions/week (*with a few missed due to holidays and travel), I realized one day that for the first time in a long time, I could actually stand up from a chair w/o using my arms. I also noticed that my balance was improving. Now I'm 1 year in and despite the extensive damage I suffered, I have improved in virtually every area that was formerly troublesome. I don't understand the policy of only allowing one treatment per visit as I had made such good progress before for equally serious issues. The FYZICAL visits were also 5 min shorter, from 45 min to 40 min. I am so happy I found a more successful program, however I do miss my previous therapist. Good wishes to all who are on a similar path to recover loss of many functions. I had almost given up.

I called this morning at 9:30 and they were able to squeeze me in with Chris at 10:45. I walked in…read morewith back pain and a mostly numb right thigh. Walked out with at least a 30% improvement and was able to walk around the parking lot for about 5 minutes without pain. She was very skilled and experienced, and helped me understand her thinking process along the way... as if we were a team. Very grateful for care this good!

Dr. Puskas has treated me for many years. First with a triple compound fracture of an ankle and…read moreseveral steroid knee shots. EXTREMELY professional and caring. Extraordinary healing from each. STAY AWAY FROM PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS. Bad experiences twice.

For those looking for a good orthopedic practice. Do not use ROC if you do not need surgery. Made…read morean appointment with Dr. Cole regarding my knee. Left in a room for 45 min. Dr. Cole spent maybe 7 minutes with me. He recommended a brace and sent me to a durable medical equipment (DME) company. I was measured for a custom brace, but the DME company needed updated orders from Dr. Cole to bill my insurance. DME representative started working with an individual at ROC, then the communication went silent. Roughly a month later we learned that the ROC representative resigned and no one monitored her emails. Found a second person to talk to at ROC and they have now gone silent. Finally reached Dr. Cole's MA and he has now gone silent. Original appointment was in June. It's now August and we (me and DME company) still have not received a response from ROC or Dr. Coles office with a response to a very simple question. I still do not have my brace. This is beyond horrible. There are many good orthopedic alternatives.

Emma got me ready for my knee replacement and my recovery has been great. The front staff is…read morefriendly and efficient at setting up appointments. This is my kind of place for personal attention while recovering from surgery.

My review is based off my experience as a whole. While I wish I could give a better rating, the…read morefront desk person named Joshua is really off putting and not very efficient at his job. He does not respond to emails or texts, and he gives off an aura of "I'm too busy" or doesn't care. Not sure who at this office decided that the front desk folks should really push customers to book 2X a week, but it's really annoying. I've never gone to a PT office that does this and I've been to many in my lifetime. I'm a single mom in debt on a very limited budget and I've had to explain my situation MULTIPLE times with Joshua and it's like he didn't even pay attention. Jeewa should be the one there in person versus Joshua as he's much nicer and professional acting. I've only worked with one of the PTs which was Dr.Ashley Chan. She's wonderful and was a pleasure to work with. No complaints there. The facility itself is pretty big and well stocked with machines and items. Unfortunately not worth the drive to keep going here, really hated the pressure to have to make 2 appts a week, and this office doesn't bill you which is bizarre.

Dr. Mohr is a devoted, smart, friendly, kind, humble chiro / physical therapist. Gentle treatment…read morethat heals you quickly. He uses his brain instead of ouchy muscle -- wow! I will recommend this clinic to atheletes and just old sedentary people alike. No judgment in this clinic. GO THERE!

Still Love Dr Mohr....just NOT the clinic and staff. The support staff gets this place 1 Star…read more(rounding up). Not worth it! Dr. Martindale is a Rockstar/Miracle worker and he has left the practice as well!! Go find Dr Martindale for any sports related injury he is amazing! He is practicing in an interim facility in Wilsonville!

This review is strictly for their billing practices. Before they would see me, I was told I would…read morehave to give them a deposit equal to half of my deductible in addition to my copay. Why would I give them money to hold when I don't even know if they can help or if I will continue seeing them? It's a ridiculous request for a first time patient.

Had a tremendously positive experience with Oregon Spine Care. Each time I contacted the office,…read morethe staff were very courteous, professional and helpful in answering/resolving my questions. Dr. Tatsumi was exceptional with his bedside manner and taking time to listen to all and any concerns I had with my diagnosis. I felt extremely valued as a patient and was blessed to undergo a successful procedure that Dr. Tatsumi performed with top-notch precision. I would highly recommend Dr. Tatsumi to all my family and friends...in a heartbeat!

In Touch has been my PT clinic for quite awhile now. They have taken me through three joint…read morereplacements and now shoulder pain. I listen to friends who see their PT for 20 minutes. One friend had 40 minutes -along with three or four other patients at the same time. At In Touch, lI have had 1:1 care for at least 50 minutes. They listen, they care, and I get results.

I was referred to Ellen Nona after I was injured in a car accident. She is gentle, kind, caring…read moreand took away the headache that I had suffered for 7 weeks after the accident. She is very attentive and caring. I feel better after each visit!! I am older, so it is taking a long time to heal from my injuries. I highly recommend Ellen Nona and "InTouch Physical Therapy"! The staff are very friendly and caring also.

I have seen multiple practitioners over the last few years at Good health and I've had a great…read moreexperience overall. Like a lot of of their patients I have a complex mix of conditions related to hypermobile EDS, and I'm always fighting pain or weakness from old injuries, and then dealing with new ones. Good health has several practitioners with different sub, specialties, who will communicate with each other and work together to give the best care they can.

Super nice staff, but the PT I saw was not the most knowledgeable, and I wouldn't recommend for…read morecomplex EDS patients. It does seem like it's highly dependent on the person you see/ if you have a more routine issue I'm sure she would be fine. I ended up following the Muldowney protocol and saw more progress in the first month than I did here in seven months.