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...

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.

On hold for half hour! I'm glad I'm not bleeding…read more No way to schedule an appointment online. Urgent care or preventative visit only. What's this healthcare system coming to?

Providence, as a whole, is THE WORST medical insurance company I've ever dealt with. I will…read moredefinitely be changing my insurance come December. They have mis-diagnosed, not been able to diagnose or denied coverage on EVERY SINGLE issue I've ever come to them with. They even missed my broken leg FOR MONTHS! Throughout that horror show they treated me like I was seeking drugs. Nope, just in agonizing pain BECAUSE MY LEG WAS BROKEN, stupid Provi-dump. I finally had to go to an outside doctor who was helping with several of my issues including pain management (NOT using big pharma by the way) and then, with less than 30 days notice, Provi-change-the-rules-mid-stream-dence, announced that they will no longer accept any outside network referrals. So, I was finally getting the help I so desperately needed, somewhere other than Provi-dump, only to be cut off by the devilish hacks. I used to think Kaiser was the worst but Provi-dunce is undeniably the most inept, corporate mentality (profit over everything else), scumbags I've ever dealt with in my life. PS They also almost killed my neighbor by giving him C-diff from a simple outpatient surgery. They are dirty from top to bottom. If you have a choice, don't choose them or you'll be sorry you did or maybe you'll just be dead. They really don't care either way.

Liya Leng is a talented physician, a brilliant yoga teacher, and a natural healer. I was traveling…read moreup the coast with my mother when she started suffering from dizziness. These dizzy spells lasted a few days. When we reached portland Liya performed one session of acupuncture. My mother felt instant relief. The rest of our trip up the coast she didn't suffer from a single dizzy spell! I was unfamiliar with acupuncture myself, but Liya was gentle and patient. It was such a relief to try something new and have it work! I also signed up for her yoga class because of the stiffness from driving 3-6 hours a day. It was transformative to say the least. I live in LA and take a lot of yoga classes, however, this was different. Her knowledge of yoga in combination with anatomy was really surprising. She paired it well with practical instruction/application and medical reasoning. It was an unbelievably well rounded class. I was not only stretching my body, but I was learning about it at the same time. Whatever your needs are, if you want to improve your life for the better, check her out!

From the owner: Dr. Qian Liya Leng is a board certified internal medicine doctor who completed her training at…read moreHarvard Medical School and Oregon Health & Science University. She has completed extensive training in acupuncture and Chinese Medicine. Dr. Leng offers holistic nutrition counseling, acupuncture, and yoga & meditation instruction. She is an experienced and compassionate doctor and teacher who blends together the best of East and West.

I'm reading the reviews and came here to say the same. I've been a patient at Pacific medical group…read morefor a good 25 yrs. Dr. Christopher Aichelle is the best, however the new system is wretched. I've called 2 days in a row with no response. This never used to happen. I hate the new system they have. The portal is a nightmare. I don't recommend this place if you're in dire need of a doctor.

My wife has always had minor issues with the office staff here, but the last occasion was really…read morenext level. She called to set up an appointment to renew a prescription for some medication related to her mental health. The office staff told her the next appointment was weeks away, so she asked if the doctor could get her a temporary prescription until then. At this point the woman she was talking to basically said she had no options and refused to help, going so far as to imply my wife was at fault for leaving it until the last minute and that the doctor's office was trying to contact her as recently as that same morning. We had no missed calls / notices on our end (not that we'd ever expect the doctor's office to *proactively* reach out to us for anything). So my wife was told by this person that she had to get by without the daily meds that help keep issues like suicidal ideation at bay for *weeks*. We addressed the issue the same day in a Vancouver Clinic urgent care appointment. The only positive thing I have to say about this one last experience with PMG is that I'm glad this gave us the opportunity to permanently cut ties with them. This place completely and utterly failed in their duty of care to my wife. The doctors and medical staff here are fantastic, nothing but good things to say once you clear the front desk. And look: mistakes happen, but the person who left my wife vulnerable should not be talking to patients. The way she handled this situation put my wife at risk and I highly doubt it was the first time PMG staff have handled things this badly. Fortunately the only "bad" outcome here was that she caused a lot of stress for both of us. This all happened about a month or two back. I looked for a way to send this complaint directly to PMG but the grievance process isn't made clear online. For all I know I'd just be sending a message to the same woman at the front desk, so I'm posting here instead. We won't be back regardless but you should know this person is putting your patients at risk.

I can't believe it's taken me this long to write a review for the wonderful team at Mississippi…read moreHealth Center. Dr. Justin Ilsley has been my PCP for at least 12, maybe 14 years, and I feel genuinely lucky that I found this place so many years ago. Having a naturopath as a PCP works beautifully for me; they treat the whole body, can call in prescriptions if appropriate and if something falls outside their scope I see a specialist. That said, MHC offers a remarkable range of services in-house: naturopathy, acupuncture, herbal therapies, bodywork treatments (focused massage, cupping, kinesiotape), IV treatments (chelation and vitamin supplements), and on-site blood draws for labs. And that's only about half of what they offer. It took me a long time to come around to acupuncture, but I'm a believer now. It's subtle, it treats the whole body, and it may take a couple of visits, but at the very least, you'll leave the calm, peaceful session feeling deeply relaxed and genuinely cared for. More often than not, whatever was bothering you has quietly resolved itself. Of course there's no pressure if that's not your kind of thing. If you're someone who's serious about a holistic approach to your health and not just masking symptoms with a pill, this place is a wonderful fit. It doesn't feel like a cold, clinical doctor's office. You feel like you are entering a warm, supportive, caring, natural environment when you walk through the doors. They take the time to get to know you and understand what's happening in your life, and offer treatments that reflect that. I also really like that they are invested in the community and getting to know their neighbors by occasionally offering fun workshops. Dr. Sarah Jones is a newer addition to the team and every bit as knowledgeable and nurturing as Justin and Beth. And while I haven't worked directly with Beth, I've heard nothing but high praise from the community for her talents and specialized offerings. Even the folks at the front desk staff have a warmth about them. These are some of the kindest people I know, and this is a genuinely special place.

As a person of color who does not curse or call people names, I can honestly say that this health…read morecenter has failed me in regards to not being able to show empathy enough to provide support after visiting the emergency room years apart for different needs. I had to beg and wait in tears for crutches or a walker when the disk in my back became extremely swollen impacting my entire body causing extreme cramping, loosing feeling in my legs and severe knee and hip pain. I lost full motion of my joint between my leg and my pelvis. Terrible Terrible pain. I had to scoot around the house using a box. Nothing worked! Then when I had my needs neglected at Legacy in N Portland; I was forced to walk around no car in all with a foreign sharp object lodged 1 inch deep in my foot of which no one could find including a Legacy foot specialist. I limped to the store, to my child's school, to the park, and everywhere else. I had to beg for a prescription of pain killers which was not given by Legacy until I seen the specialist days later with the object still in my foot. I prefer herbal remedies over prescriptions, but I still needed the prescription. I spent the entire day calling around trying to advocate for myself the following day after being released from the emergency room. When I called I explained everything to Mississippi Health. Mind you I was never given the option to speak or arrange a time to consult my physician. Instead, I was told right off the back after explaining the horrible experience with legacy that a referral to outpatient surgery "is out of Mississippi Health Center's jurisdiction". I told them the physical in the emergency department required that I follow up with my primary. Mind you Legacy never reviewed my contacts or demographics with me. Legacy never sent over my treatment information either, which I explained. I was given podiatrist options to call and make appointments with without a referral. I ended up waiting 4 days to get the foreign object removed which was very risky and dangerous. Legacy had lied about issuing crutched to me as well. I informed Mississippi about this as well. I was told by Mississippi health that I would get call back. I did not get a call back but ended up calling and told them that they were cruel for not helping me. I was sad! They hung up on me. So its easy to tone police a person of color who is tired, scared, and desperate for services. This is a common form of micro aggression that is normalized and more than often excused. I ended up getting surgery at a different hospital after doing everything on my own. The post op appointment with Legacy consisted of a Podiatrist assistant looking at my foot for a quick minute, changing the dressing after I asked him to, then telling me the appointment was done without the Podiatrist(the expert) coming in to complete the examination and answer questions. To make matters worse, I was sent paperwork to find another provider by Mississippi Health. Even though I have already requested assistance with finding a new provider twice in the last year or so including the following day after my most recent emergency room visit. *** If you are a person of color be aware.*** I was also sent pre-surgery paperwork from legacy requesting a signature that several staff witnessed me signing. I have a picture of one (legacy does not know that I took a picture). They confiscated my form that listed my refusal to consent to vaccinations through biologics which they can place in IV's. Moving forward: I did not know that my younger sister use to be a member of Mississippi until she told me. She said she had been misdiagnosed for years until she switched providers. She lives in another state now. I spent years receiving guesstimates about conditions and had to beg for testing after doing online research and speaking with others regarding conditions. Had I not known the test names, I would not have been offered them. Medical discrimination is hardwired in policy, testing, and procedure and for this reason health care disparities exist across the board. The whole experience has been a gaslight for simple obvious needs that no one regardless of who they are or what color of skin they have should have to beg for. I am well informed and conscious about my health and I myself have worked with vulnerable populations for over 20 years serving the community so I am not anything close to how I have been treated.

One Medical is a membership based doctor's office. They charge a subscription of $199 per year…read more(though they occasionally have promotions that drop it to $99). Some companies will pay this fee as part of your health benefits but honestly even if they don't, I think it is worth it. The benefits of the membership are their 24/7 on-demand video chat care, easy booking of same-day to same-week appointments, an in-house lab, in-app messaging with providers, and online access to health summaries and care plans. I only recently signed up (so I would be happy to update this review later) and haven't used all of these services but the availability of appointments has been huge. Other doctors would have taken 3 months to schedule an initial appointment with, whereas it was a matter of days for One Medical. Everyone I have met or messaged with here has been professional, communicative, and helpful. They have 5 locations around the Portland metro - this one in inner NE on Williams, plus ones in Pearl, Downtown, Tigard, and Beaverton. This one is decorated very well. Parking is not the most convenient as it is street parking only.

When you walk in, tell them you have a fever, and insurance that they take... they'll still deny…read moreyou healthcare.

Beware please of Dr. Michael Dorsen. I had simple exercise related back strain, which resolved…read moreafter a few weeks of decreased exercise. He appeared to find value in coming up with a speculation that I had a stomach problem causing my back difficulty, when I had zero stomach symptoms. He had me do a CT Abdomen, and didn't tell me it's the most highly radiating CT scan, equivalent to up to 500 chest x-rays. And for a random speculation of his, that was made without any basis? And he didn't tell me of the high radiation of the CT scan. Negligent, and inept. He appears to like to subject patients to highly radiating CT scans, increasing their risk of cancer dramatically. 500 chest x-rays just to rule-out a whim of his. My simple back difficulty 100% resolved in a few weeks of decreased exercise. Dr. Michael Dorsen is one of those doctors to stay away from. Sadly. And there is no accountability in his office -- he orders whatever tests he wants, without having to discuss it with anyone. Dangerous man.

From the owner: brain tumors, spinal cord tumors, neurosurgical conditions affecting adolescents including tethered…read morecord, degenerative spine conditions, ventricular shunts, hydrocephalus, popped or slipped disks, spinal stenosis

Dr. Kelly Prill, ND is the only naturopathic physician & neurologist in Portland, OR specializing…read morein traumatic brain injury, and she's fantastic! Since seeing her, she's made a monumental difference in clarifying which dietary habits are ideal for concussion recovery, she tested my blood for any core mineral deficiencies holding me back from healing and highlighted which therapeutic supplements I needed, and she tested my hormones to double check that I have the right balance to thrive. She also does cold laser therapy (painless btw), and gentle caniosacral work. She's firm about what you need to do and has really simple, easy to understand explanations of how things work, has strong follow up, and is quite nurturing. I highly recommend her if you've had a head injury!

After reading reviews about her work with TBI , I thought it would be worth going in for a consult…read moreas I'd suffered a subdural hematoma TBI some years ago and wasn't getting a lot of advice from the traditional medical system who wanted to lump me in with the dementia and Alzheimer's patients and never gave me any practical tools for improving some cognitive issues I've been dealing with. I was a bit unsure however because her website doesn't say anything about where she went to school or types of TBIs she has worked with (and has some misspellings as well) but my wife encouraged me to have a chat with her and at least get another perspective. Unfortunately, the consult was primarily used for me to tell her about my TBI and she shared nothing about her experience working with people who had subdural hematomas and seemed to lump all TBIs in together. (Sorry but a concussion is not the same type of TBI as a subdural hematoma where they drilled a hole in my skull and I had to relearn to walk and talk). The only thing I could get is that she wanted to check my hormone levels (which I told her has already been done) and talk about dietary issues (which is truly irrelevant to what I'm dealing with), and then do the hard sell to get me to buy one of her packages. Even though I never scheduled an appointment at the end, before I got home 10 minutes late she'd already - without my approval - signed me up on her "patient portal" and sent me a patient questionnaire, even though I had not agreed to become her patient! I appreciate what NDs can bring to the table but if you've had a serious TBI I cannot in good conscience say that Dr Prill is ready to take on rehabilitating patients. She seems like a nice person but upon further review we found her website says she is *going to school* for "functional" neurology (FN is not the same as medical neurology and I learned it's also simply an offshoot of the chiropractic industry...not necessarily a bad thing cannot be lumped in with regular neurology whatsoever, which TBI patients should be aware of) so it's more like seeing an intern in the FN specialty of naturopathic medicine. So this review is for TBI folks, not for regular folks looking for a ND, and should be viewed as such.

This review is for the CIC (Community Immunization Clinic) located within the Multnomah Country…read moreHealth Department. I had to get another vaccine for measles since apparently one isn't protection enough to get into Oregon State University (you know you're old when they've changed the vaccine schedule, ugh!) Anyhow, I've dealt with county clinics before, and it usually means lots of little kids running rampant, dirty facilities, and loooooong waits. It did take me about 45 minutes to get in and out, but that was with filling out paperwork, etc. The staff was really friendly, facilities were clean, and I didn't have to spend my whole afternoon reading months old copies of magazines! The costs were also very affordable, for you uninsured folks like myself. OSU wanted to charge me $67 to get my 2nd dose, but I walked out today only paying $15. Love it!

This is the first time I do not have health insurance . . .ever, and it frickin' sucks especially…read moreif I have to get immunizations for school. Luckily, Portland has a Community Immunization program for individuals without insurance. Please note that if you have insurance, they will send you away. Frickin-A though, ONE Hep B shot cost me $83. Yes, I understand how "comparably inexpensive" that is, but no one likes spending that much on a lame shot. At least I didn't have to get all 3 doses here since it's $63/dose + $20 office visit fee EACH time. The facilities were cleaner than I had expected. The nurse who administered my shot was really friendly. She actually introduced herself to me, which I thought was very welcoming since she was only going to be with me for the whole of 30 seconds. You could tell she catered toward immunizations for school children because of the way she "mothered" me. It was kinda cute. The woman at the front desk was nice but only to me and other English speaking individuals. It was REALLY annoying to see the disparity in the way she treated me and the Spanish-speaking family ahead of me. It really is strange to me that all the signs and pamphlets in the clinic were in English AND Spanish, but neither she nor the co-worker she called over for help knew a lick of Spanish. Why enlist the help of someone if you know they can't speak Spanish either?! AND, repeating your question slowly and loudly does not help you nor them. . .they're not deaf, they just don't understand you! It was really frustrating watching how frustrated the front desk woman was becoming and increasingly ruder. It seemed like this situation was not unfamiliar to her, yet you think someone would take it upon themselves to learn some basic Spanish, get a Spanish-English dictionary, have key questions/answers written down somewhere. Anyway, the clinic is open two days a week (usually T+Th), sometimes Sat. If you go early, the line isn't very long. I went at 1pm right when they reopened after lunch and only waited 20 minutes. Out by 1:30pm. They're moving locations to Stark St. too, fyi.