When I first relocated to Portland and had no job, but needed some blood work done and to be sure I…read morecould retain a prescription for my anti-anxiety medications, I came here to the Mid-County Primary Care Clinic. Even now when I'm employed full-time with health insurance, I continue to come here for my basic health needs. The staff are incredibly patient, multilingual and know their stuff. The physicians and physician assistants have all treated me with respect, kindness and candor. It's public health, so going there is like stepping into a mini-united nations with people speaking myriad languages and a lot of kinds running around. But I believe in supporting them now with my insurance and my co-pay and they are surprisingly easy to get appointments. The staff are true public servants, and I suspect aren't told how appreciated they are by the community nearly often enough.

Horrible treatment by my pa. Left as fast as I started going. Only went as my 20 year doctor…read moreretired. Been at my current doctor the 7 years since I left. That says something. I stayed 4 months and left. Broke my hand and no help even with a week supply of pain medication. 6 weeks later I was referred to a specialist who said that the wait was so long that they can't surgically repair. I now have a permanent deformity. Best part? I was then offered pain meds. No longer needed. Honestly I should have pursued it. As some type of malpractice. The next appointment was virtual and the very first thing the provider said is your not getting pain medication, I had my husband in the background listening as I told him how they treated me and he immediately said your done there! No I'm not a pain patient etc. I am not flagged as a seeker and had no pain meds at least ten years before this happened.I don't like or want them but after falling down a flight of stairs and breaking 5 bones and a massive swollen hand. It's obvious. Her reasoning? The xray showed nothing because it was so swollen I'd give a -10 if I could

I have been a patent for over 20 years and have had my cancer diagnosed the day I showed up way…read moreback then. I have never been miss treated by any of the staff they are so sweet and helpful. I don't take good care of myself I always over work and push myself to far. They always call me up to ask how I am doing. I have a very hard time leaving my house and going any place I've gone through massive surgeries and fear that they will find some reason to put me under and cut me up. 4 surgeries in 2 years and I almost didn't make it through the last one I was almost dead. But I have to go back because I have some issues that will not go away. I would say they really are great people and Because they saved my life 3 times I recommend them 100%. They can't do everything but they can save and will save your life if you let them.

I had high hopes for using this practice. I had a very warm and encouraging conversation with…read moresomeone in May who guided me to write an online inquiry describing what I was looking for in a doctor so they could thoughtfully place me with the appropriate professional. The one who I read had openings was not my first choice, so I was led to believe that another doctor, whose online bio appealed to me, would be shown the form I filled out and I'd get a response. So, I never got a response. I called in June to remind her and was told "the doctor was on vacation" blah blah blah. She promised she would show the doctor my inquiry and I'd hear back either way. This didn't happen. That conversation was on June 5th and it is now over a month later. I give up on this practice. How can you be offering "concierge" medicine which is supposed to devote extra time to patients and completely ignore a potential new patient who is willing to jump in and pay the practice MONTHLY whether being seen or not? Ugh.

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!!!

As a previous employee and a client, I recommend Dr. Kane and the PT staff. All very friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, humble and attentive to every patients needs and concerns. It was an honor to work and be a patient there.

Don't go to this place.... Dr. Kane is unprofessional and…read moreincompetent at best. He wrote out 2 work release documents and they were both different and said I could do things that I actually couldn't after being in 2 car accidents within 6 months both not my fault. He said he was going to prescribe lidocaine patches "that I could put anywhere" but he never did. Told me to go on Amazon and buy a Theracane, that he just bought one for his Dad and he loves it. He sent me on my way without ever truly examining me. I left and never went back, seen another doctor who confirmed I have a bulging disc in my back and later discovered I also had a labral tear in my hip. Had he actually cared enough to examine me and be a quality doctor he would've found these things out. Now 7 months later I'm contacted by Julie the billing manager who was unprofessional and rude telling me she needs my private insurance information because my pip is exhausted and they denied the claim, I give it to her and SHE HUNG UP ON ME. I tried calling back several times and she wouldn't answer the phone. I contacted my auto insurance company that confirmed that they never sent a bill until January 15th 2025, I was seen there in July 2024. They made a mistake and now are extremely rude to me like it's my fault or something. They had plenty of time to submit it and get it paid. This place is horrible and super shady. Seek care elsewhere and save yourself from this place.

I visited the Emergency Room at Adventist Medical Center on June 11, 2026, after my arm pain…read moreworsened throughout the day. I'd been dealing with this pain since Monday, and that afternoon at 2 PM I saw my PCP, who was concerned that the pain, discoloration, and burning/tingling sensation in my right arm, along with tightness and pain through the right side of my neck, he was worried it could indicate a blood clot or other serious things so he put in for a stat ultrasound the next day. By that evening, the pain had gotten significantly worse along with additional symptoms so I went to the ER. Unfortunately, this 3.5-hour visit left me feeling unheard, dismissed, and frankly neglected. The wait to be triaged wasn't long, and the triage doctor seemed to take my symptoms seriously at first. She explained that we'd start by getting "the scary thing" out of the way (an ultrasound to rule out a blood clot) and that we'd figure out next steps from there if it turned out to be something else. She also mentioned she suspected it was likely just a pinched nerve, which felt like it brushed off the concern my own doctor had raised just hours earlier. During triage, I also mentioned the sharp pains in my chest and the tightness and pain in the right side of my neck, and was told that was likely just anxiety by the nurse. The doctor offered to put in an order for ibuprofen so I could request it whenever I needed it, even though I had mentioned it hadn't been working, which I still appreciated at the time. About 40 minutes later, the pain had become severe, so I went to the front desk to ask for the ibuprofen. That request seemed to go nowhere. After nearly an hour with no medication, my husband went up to follow up and that's when they finally called me back for the ultrasound. The tech was apologetic for the time it took and explained she'd just gotten called in from home, which I understood completely. After the ultrasound, I went back to the waiting area, still in significant pain, and asked the front desk about the ibuprofen again. This time I was told the previous receptionist never actually told the doctor and there was no order put in for it, but that there was a note from the doctor and I'd likely be called back soon. Another 40 minutes passed with nothing, so I went back up a third time, still in a lot of pain, and was told there was no response to the request for ibuprofen and there was a not to sit to wait nearby. About 30 minutes later, after I'd been crying from the pain, a nurse finally brought me back into a hallway shaped room, gave me ibuprofen, and handed me discharge papers. I was confused, I'd been expecting to actually speak with the doctor again about further evaluation. The nurse explained the note was simply to discharge me with instructions to use ibuprofen and Tylenol, and to come back if that didn't work. I had already told staff that the ibuprofen wasn't doing much for the pain, and no one addressed the fact that my arm was visibly discolored compared to the other, with ongoing burning and tingling. I was told to follow up with my primary care doctor, the same doctor who had already flagged concern about a possible clot just hours earlier. Looking back, it feels like the "probably a pinched nerve" comment became the lens everything else was viewed through, even though my own doctor had raised real concerns about a clot or potentially other serious reasons that same afternoon. That initial guess seemed to overshadow how seriously my case was actually treated, regardless of what I was describing. In total, I was there for 3.5 hours. Aside from the ultrasound itself, that entire time was spent in the waiting room, no nurse checked on me, and I never got a follow-up conversation with a doctor after the initial triage. Given that I came in with symptoms a medical professional had already flagged as potentially serious, this level of follow-through felt deeply inadequate. I won't be returning, and I'd encourage others to think twice before coming here.

This place is a nightmare. The desk people make you feel bad for even asking if there's a wait…read moretime. Staff members cluster in small groups, gossiping about patients in an obvious way all over the place for long spaces of time. This is probably why they are always behind getting help people come there for. They smirk and make a lot of other passive aggressive faces. Today, I came in as a caregiver with a client and observed a young black girl and her mother being given the runaround for hours. This was a little girl with a stomach issue that had been going on for several days, but they all seemed to think she was just fine and didn't need care. Turned out the mother was lied to by staff who told them the x-ray tech wasn't in for hours when he had actually been there since the morning. They also waited for hours for test results. A guard came up in an intimidating way every time the black mother went to the counter to ask about the wait. This guard had really disturbed looking eyes like he was just waiting for a chance to be aggressive, When the mother finally snapped, they called the cops to take her away. Multiple minority people there said they did not know why she was being forced to leave and said they had also been treated rudely. And, after all this waiting for hours with a mostly-empty waiting area, the billing staff was there in a minute flat once my client was seen because they sure care about making a buck more than they care about the humans in need of medical service. Please, if you have a critical emergency, DO NOT go here, especially if you are minority.

Lazy receptionist, and very rude staff. Got all kinds of looks for absolute no reason.read more

Falsely claimed to have a mandate from the government requiring patients to sign a contract…read moreagreeing to random suspicionless drug tests just for being prescribed a controlled substance. When confronted, the Director of Operations eventually admitted that his company is not required by state law to subject patients who've presumably done nothing wrong to random urine tests at 24 hours notice just to get a refill. In my case, I was prescribed a Schedule II controlled substance (Adderall) for over a month before being blackmailed into signing a void contract just to get a refill. The doctor involved told me state law required it, but I knew better because as a close student of the law, I know the government cannot do that. If the government were to require doctors to conduct such searches by threatening them with sanctions if they didn't that would violate the 4th Amendment. I left my visit planning to sue the government only to find out after doing research that none of the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and none of the Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) require contracts at all. The law only requires a Material Risk Notice. The Material Risk Notice is supposed to be given before anyone is prescribed a controlled substance for more than 5 days but my doctor didn't give it to me until the follow up visit in which I was blackmailed in a failed effort to coerce me into parting with my bodily fluids. I consider it coercion because under state law Adderall withdrawal intentionally inflicted should qualify as physical harm under the ORS, so by threatening to withhold a refill for no reason other than not signing a void contract this clinic compelled me to do something I had a legal right to abstain from (sign the contract) by threatening me with physical harm (Adderall withdrawal). When the Director of Operations realized he had no ground to stand on, rather than correct the wrong, he still insisted I adhere to the terms of his contract just to get a refill even after he admitted that the contract's claim of being required by law is not true. That claim forms the bulk of the contract's rationale, so without being required by law nobody is bound by that contract to provide urine samples. The Director of Operations responded to my refusal to accept any outcome other than his clinic never holding my refusal against me in any way by terminating me as a patient. So, if you call them out for their illegal contract and insist they change their policy, they'll force you to seek treatment elsewhere. Even if they had a valid contract it couldn't possibly justify the drug testing or the pill counts absent a showing of reasonable suspicion. Otherwise they're simply subjecting innocent people to unnecessary procedures just in case they're someone else who might benefit from the procedure. If you are not overusing, underusing, or using your medication with something else in a manner which creates a risk significant enough to justify random monitoring like this then the contract does not benefit you at all. When a course of treatment does not benefit the patient it constitutes "administration of unnecessary treatment" as mentioned in ORS 677.188. I'm just glad I found out about this over something not too hard to kick instead of something more addictive. I once spent 5 weeks on opioids with a broken arm. I would have signed anything to alleviate that pain, so to think I could have faced being cut off those medications just for smoking pot, drinking alcohol, or over indulging in any one of countless drugs they test for is terrifying. That is not to say that I actually did any of those things but the point is contracts like these are far more likely to make my situation worse than better if I were to make those choices. Needless to say, I hope I never have to write a review about another provider like this one. To make things worse, the contract includes clauses which require notifying the government if the patient is dumb enough to admit sharing their pills with other people. Then if they're victimized by a thief they're required to become informants for the police just to avoid violating the agreement. The snitch clauses like the contract are optional under the law. What kind of doctors would risk let alone try to get their own patients kidnapped by the government? If any patients of Columbia Medical Clinic have been kidnapped by the government after being duped into signing a void contract talk to your lawyer. If you were convicted based on evidence turned over to the government by this clinic you might have a chance at getting it overturned simply because the waiver authorizing them to disclose evidence about you was never valid in the first place.

Dr Odarich from Sunrise family medical is exceptional she's very attentive and helpful all around…read more, and knows before me what is going on with my mental well being. I'm recommending her to co workers and my husband!! Lizc

From the owner: In times of confusing, ever changing, and impersonal…read morehealthcare we offer warmth, respect and direct human contact in combination with modern medicine. To help everyone enjoy a healthier and happier life At Sunrise Family Medical, we strive to build trusting relationships with each patient and deliver high quality, dignifying care. We want not only to be exceptional healthcare providers, but also advisors and advocates, helping each patient make well-informed decisions regarding their health and lifestyle.

I have been going to South Tabor for 40 years or so . I have had about 4 or 5 DR,'s in that time …read more My Doctor has never given me pain pills when I really needed it . I have cancer and called to ask for some pain pills . The nurse called me and asked what I needed so I explained . She said she would talk to my Doctor . I have not had a call back , You would think if you have cancer that would be a good reason to listen to you . Not true here .

I saw Kayce Spear at this office over the span of a year. In the beginning she listened, answered…read morequestions and communicated well. However, my last few visits with her were extremely rushed and she was oddly snarky. She didn't listen to anything I had to say, and she purposely created anxiety to scare me. Luckily, I was able to get into urgent care where they did some quick blood work and found that my neurological symptoms were due to hormonal imbalance with perimenopause. I cannot express the fear and stress this lady caused by not listening to me, she was an absolute nightmare and I feel guilty for not reporting her to the medical board.

The most compassionate competent caring doctor in the City of Portland Oregon…read more I would give more stars if they had them.

Dr. Douglas is kind, wise, friendly - an excellent doctor on ever level…read more I do not love the office where he practices - South Tabor Family Physicians. Their customer service systems seem unnecessarily cumbersome. But this review I'd for the doctor himself -who is great!

From the owner: Family medicine: annual exams, blood work, bone density scanning, diabetes education, dietitian…read moreconsultations, flexible sigmoidoscopy, general check-ups, immunizations, minor surgeries, same day appointments, sports physicals, and x-rays