When we found out Dad had bladder cancer, it was pretty rough…read more Dr Martin and his nurse Nicole were truly a blessing. Dad had some dementia issues and would struggle to understand larger medical terms. Dr Martin's kindness and consideration while discussing dad's illness and options with him were amazing. Every appointment started at the always friendly front desk, followed by Nicole and her sunny, charming personality as she escorted us to the room. Dr. Martin is an extremely compassionate, talented urologist. We were always up to date on any new information with dad's treatment. We received the recommendation for Dr. Martin from dad's own Klamath Falls primary Doctor.

We scheduled our son for a circumcision. After taking time off from work and school, emotionally…read morepreparing ourselves and our 6 year old for the needed procedure we show up at 6 am the surgery center. After they had him sedated and prepped Dr Martin didn't even show up. Completely blew us off. Now we have to find another more competent doctor and start all over again. Patient Beware!

I've visited HOA at least three dozen times at their Medford, OR location and at least a dozen…read moretimes at their Grants Pass, OR location over the past three months since my friend completed their course of chemotherapy and radiation (treatment). That is when their problems and discomfort really began. After interacting with the staff and physicians at this organization I am much more confident that there is good health care to be found in Southern Oregon. I and my friend have learned more about cancer, its' treatment and what to expect from said treatment from the nurses here than from any other person or resource available. They treat their patients with a kindness, compassion and consideration that I have never, ever seen before. Truly amazing people treating even more amazing people. The doctors are thorough and professional. They take time to make sure all their patient's questions are answered (you just have to know what to ask!) Brought to the Asante Health System by OHSU in 1999, it is a regional resource for basic and clinical cancer research into new methods of diagnosis and treatment. It is also the state's only cancer center designated by National Cancer Institute of the NHI. Humble: The feeling one experiences upon entering Hematology Oncology Associates PC in Medford, OR. Humility: Something one learns when acting as an advocate for a cancer patient. Dignity: Something one sees in the clients at HOA. Strength: See Dignity above. FIVE STARS: All of the Above!

Incredibly upsetting. My condition has affected multiple areas of my life and has made my daily…read morelife a struggle- impeding on regular tasks. I have been trying to call for a week, I finally get ahold of Alyssa today after multiple attempts and voicemails over the span of 7 days. My ferritin has been a 5 (At its highest) since November of 2025. It's continuing to worsen. My HCT levels are dropping and so are my red blood cells. I am unable to care for my small family as I used to or even work properly. It has caused a heavy strain on my mental health as well as my physical health and no one seems to care or try to listen to me. I am tired, I want to just give up completely. what is the point to fight for a better quality of life, or a life at all (since I can barely participate because I get faint by standing) if im going into debt anyway? If the medical professionals themselves will not listen or see me? If the staff are going to treat me as though I'm bothering them by trying to get an appointment. yes, I'm tired, but I try to be graceful and understanding. However. that's just it. I'm tired.

Mrs. Appears to be burning out and takes it out on patients. She had a fit because my needle came…read moreout and blamed me! I think she told Dr. She doesn't want this and I pulled my needle out. She had a minor fit! I like the Dr. But Mrs. Should stay home or get a grip. I'm sick enough I don't need to be verbally attacked during an IV drip.

I met Doctor Oppenheimer today for the first time. He was compassionate and extremely thorough. He…read morehas a plethora of medical knowledge Not only in his expertise, but continued to dig. He exceeded in explaining possible whys and wherefores of my problems. I left his office encouraged knowing he won't stop until he finds answers to find me relief. God bless him!

Been a patient of Dr. Ferrd (bogus name) since 2011, and then Dr. Interra in 2024. I have complex…read moreblood clot issues (Dr. Ferrd called me fragile and complex) however he only saw me once a year for all the time I had him unless I called in. in 2012, I was sent to OHSU to see Dr. Angel Guy and he found the cause of part of my "complexity" and I was on a roll. That took care of it, sort of for the next 10 years, but I kept asking questions like, "why is my platelet count low" (Not a problem, just don't worry so much), "why am I not bruising, I should be bruising. I USED to bruise, and for the last couple of YEARS I haven't been bruising!" Finally, on my request, I Zoomed with OHSU again this month, and Enteric Aspirin stops working in some older folk. There's a test for that. It was published in the Journal of Cardiovascular Disease 5/2022. But I was never tested until the Dr.Angel Guy from OHSU found I was resistant, and the Enteric Aspirin had stopped working. So for 2 years, I was having strokes, because my Dr.Ferrd had not been taking the time to do the test. Thankfully, they weren't the massive one. Then they changed their after visit notes, so that it looked like they were not blaming all my problems on Cholesterol. Sad, really. I trusted Dr. Ferrd for 12, almost 13 years. This whole business just makes me sad. No excuse for lies. Everyone is human, and mistakes are a part of it being human. Don't care about the mistakes, I care about the stupid lies. I am grateful, I am now safe, thank you Dr. Angel Guy.

Cured my non-Hodgkin lymphoma but an on call doc who'd never seen me and didn't know my case took…read moreme off an IV antibiotic over a weekend (my provider was off) and as a result I became septic, had to be hospitalized, and almost died of septicemia. Major centers like Stanford or the University of Washington have higher success rates and lower error rates if you can afford to travel.