I love this doctors office with all my heart! I have been seeing this doctor for over 7 to 8 years…read morenow and it's very small town feeling and has no other staff other than two doctors that work there. These two ladies take care of everything in their office and it's very clean. They have offered vaccine days when you can come in with your family to get things like Covid shots. I would not go to any other doctor in Salem Oregon.

She is an exquisitely attentive listener, thorough and her practice model let's her practice the…read moreBEST kind of medicine: individualized and dynamic. As another physician, I trust her judgement when it comes to my own health, and THAT is saying a lot.

Caring, compassionate and professional. Took time to listen to what other medical professionals had…read moreto add to treating my diabetes. Very Supportive.

This Doctor has lost his passion for the medical field. He will do nothing if he can. He does no…read moreresearch for you. Such a disappointment.

Order: Blood work…read more Pros: I came in to do hematology bloodwork to ensure things are fine on my end. When I walked in, the front receptionist was super nice and engaging. They didnt make me feel weird or awkward. I have had some bad experienced as a Black man in a doctor's office. The doctor and nurse were very very knowledgeable and helpful (great bedside manner). Now what stood out to me was the fact that they have different large cards that has patterns on it. In stead of a nurse yelling out your name the nurse finds the card that matches theirs. SOOOOOO dope!!! This is the first time I have experienced this and you can tell they listen to their patients. I hate when my name is yelled out in a drs. Office it is intimidating and uncomfortable. I was seen quickly and on time! Kudos to this place. Cons:

I take an infusion of Remicade every eight weeks and am in total remission. My only issue is…read morepaying for it.

Can't say enough great thins about Dr. Taxman! He is the rare kind of doctor who genuinely cares --…read morenot just about your symptoms, but about bringing you into full health. What sets him apart is his ability to balance naturopathic and allopathic approaches in a way that's truly tailored to you as an individual. He doesn't apply a one-size-fits-all protocol -- he listens, assesses, and meets you where you are. Working with him has been a genuinely positive experience, and I would recommend him without hesitation to anyone looking for a thoughtful, dedicated practitioner who takes your whole health seriously.

Welllife is a full on clown show. Annie Grossarth and Dr.Harding have no idea what they're doing…read morelegally speaking and they keep lying Imagine asking a doctor for help and the below happens. Then reporting it to owner and she states services were still rendered so payment is still required. Then having to repost this review 74 separate times because the doctor is trying to hide what happened. The next step is going to the Oregon Board of Natropathic Medicine. I work full time, just started a full time Masters program, still dealing with extreme fatigue which was the main reason for my visit and I'm STILL trying to get some kind of resolution. I thought Taxman was a good doctor but he was horrible, self flattering, snide, and indifferent to helping me. I'm still flabbergasted because I thought I was choosing a good doctor who could guide me to other good doctors and give me advice. I did not get that at all. He could have rescheduled me with someone else if he knew he wasn't going to help me. People get away with things because they rely on others being quiet about it and I won't be silenced. Here are some more details I initially left out of the below review because Taxman seemed confused. While I was having a panic attack he held up his wedding ring hand in front of him and waved his hand around showcasing his ring-- I'm not sure why he thought that was appropriate? What does his relationship status have to do with my appointment? Is this standard for all his appointments? He seemed confused, I told him while in the middle of a panic attack I'm not here to date you??? I'll continue to repost this until the end of time, no patient should have to deal with this and then pay $800/hour My appointment with Dr.Taxman was incredibly disappointing. I had a small panic attack at the beginning of the appointment, when I recovered I looked up and his head was tilted down and eyes looking up glaring at me... he looked angry? We just sat there and stared at eachother for maybe 60 seconds until I broke off the stare off. It was scary, bizarre, and cruel. I was as mostly looking down with my eyes closed during this panic attack, so this came out of no where. Nothing warrants that response from a doctor. I still asked about my issues, I have year round allergies I asked about and he shrugged and mentioned one drug, that was it. We went over two prescriptions I have, he said wow that's a high dosage when referring to my antidepressant, he did not elaborate. There was a knot on my throat he said he would be willing to see through till the end-- I'm OK, I'll go to another doctor. It's clear he didn't want me in the appointment and he had an attitude the majority of the time. He rolled his eyes twice while I was talking. I read glowing reviews from other patients who he's helped with similar issues before booking. There were STILL several other issues but I'll leave it at that, he seemed confused by the purpose of the visit. I overestimated his abilities as a professional and as a doctor. Taxman has weak character and questionable moral compass if this is how he treats people/patients. Edit: I went to a real doctor and turns out my insomnia/extreme fatigue is from perimenopause, started HRT and my sleep has improved immensely. I didn't expect Taxman to know that necessarily but his suggestion for my sleep issues was that I was bored... and to stop taking day naps...and 6 hours of sleep is normal... Since I said I was going to report my experience with Taxman to the Oregon Board of Natropathic Medicine because Dr Harding and Annie Grossarth weren't doing anything to help me they cancelled my Cymbolta appointment with a different doctor. So if a doctor does anything similar to you and you report it you'll probably be denied access to healthcare here... How many other patients have had similar issues here and they couldn't defend themselves. Try giving patients kindness and dignity, get some ethics training as an organization. Anyways, this place is a JOKE

I first met Sheila Wettlaufer through Salem Clinic in the 90s. My doctor had left the clinic and…read morethey didn't have another doctor to take her place, so for a short time we saw Sheila for any appointments. Sheila was the kindest woman I had ever met!!! My previous doctor's position was filled and I began seeing that doctor. I was a patient at Salem Clinic all the way into my adult years, I saw an OB/Gyn there when I was pregnant and my daughter and I remained patients with their Family Practice until she was in elementary school. I hated getting moved around from doctor to doctor, they never had time to really get to know us and at every appointment we were asked if we were new patients. I decided I needed to switch. I looked and looked through the list of providers that accepted my insurance and saw Sheila. I instantly called and got set up for a new patient appointment. Shortly after I switched my daughter to her. My mom left Salem Clinic and moved to Sheila, my sisters switched, and I recently switched my stepdaughter to her as well. I've been seeing Sheila now for at least 10 years and I would not change her for the world. My only reason for giving 4 stars instead of 5 is the recent change in receptionist. The previous receptionist was kind and wonderful, but the new gal seems to struggle picking up the job.

After reading the previous reviews I felt that I had to speak up. I first met Sheila at Urgent Care…read morethrough Salem Clinic. She took great care of me and explained exactly what was wrong and how to manage it. (I had an infected spider bite.) When she opened her own practice I made the decision to change my adult disabled kids to her practice. When you deal with a disability you need to be able to reach your doctor and not be given the "run around". My children had been cared for by Dr. James Lace for years and had actually "aged out!" of his pediatric practice. I was terrified knowing that they would have to get in line at a huge clinic where you never really get to know the staff. The level of comfort that my kids feel at Sheila's office can't be matched. It's a small clinic and we are all on a first name basis. Sheila has been extremely careful and through with her treatment of both of my children. She has "gone to bat" for us with insurance issues and has made sure that "no stone is left unturned" when it comes to their care. I can't imagine her "inviting a man to her home for dinner...I'm guessing her husband might mind! :)" although perhaps she extended the invitation out of some personal concern which I'm not aware of. Needless to say, I would most definitely refer others to Mill Creek Family Medicine. Do we have LONG waits at times? Absolutely. I have LONG waits when I myself am seen at Salem Clinic. I have EXTREMELY long waits at Salem Hospital. That being said, I'm guessing that my kids and I are waiting since she is taking the needed time to deal with the patient prior to us. She NEVER rushes us and ALWAYS takes time to answer all of my questions and address my concerns. If you want one on one service from your provider, without feeling like you are "just a number" then Mill Creek Family is a great place for your family health care.

This past week I had my 1st appointment with Dr. Daniels. He was pleasant to start but his mood…read morequickly changed when I began discussing my recent labs for my new Naturopathic Physician; she treats my thyroid disorder. Dr. Daniels was visibly and verbally expressive in his disdain for Naturopathic Medicine and quickly shut the conversation down by stating he would let her deal with that and he with deal with my hypertension. He spoke of his 25 years in medicine and stopped short of calling NP's quacks. I thanked him for his candor and left it alone. Unfortunately, I do not believe it is in my best interest to work with a doctor who is incapable of putting his personal bias aside for my best interest. It's not enough to have a medical degree and 25 years experience if you can't recognize the client should be first before your feelings. It is after all a NP who 'discovered' my thyroid disorder, not the family practice doc, or the internist, nor the gynecologist...all focused on medicating symptoms rather than finding a solution. Disappointing.

Great job, they came out within an hour and completed the job in approximately 1 hour. Professional…read moreand friendly, even funny! I'd use them again in a heart beat! Thanks Caleb!

I have gone here for many years but the quality of care is declining every year. Medical Assistants…read morewith attitude and doctors who make you sign a pain contract and then they breach the contract repeated. Try someplace else. They cut me off cold turkey from my antidepressants because of the confusion with the staff. I'm shopping elsewher.

Unfortunately Dr. Lee has left and I'm hoping the next doctor is both as professional and warm as…read moreshe was. She knew my whole history before I even saw her and was clear and concise with her explanations of my status and looking forward.

Type of care. To actually care and do there job. To return a phone call , email ect. How hard is it…read moreto respond to an email? Care quality thats a big zero. To have to breack down emotionally in an office visit to finally get a referral sent to a specialist is un real. To be ignored for months suffering in pain. To not being heard. No help at all. No follow thru. Abandoned in the hospital. I can go on. Heres my point if you have to drive hours away , even days to get quality care do it. Your life depends on it. This place deserves no stars.