I am a One Medical member. My PCP is located at the Williams location, however one benefit of this…read moresystem is that you can visit any office (there are four in the Portland metro). I recently stopped into the Beaverton location for a Covid shot. The shopping center at Cedar Hills has a lot of stuff going on, from food to shopping to things you need an appointment for. It is easy to schedule with One Medical, they accommodated my earlier arrival time, and I was in and out quickly. The offices are all very similar in style, but this one feels a little bit more personalized with staff decor.

Making appointments and getting blood work done is fairly easy to do here and my experience has…read morealways been positive. Huge shoutout to my PA, Kyle Ann Markwell- she's the best and if you're looking for care she's the one you should go to. Highly recommend signing up for One Medical just to be seen by Kyle Ann. Also I've gotten multiple blood work done here and everyone has been super kind and makes the whole process as painless as possible. Thank you, team!

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.

I have been going to Marcum Chiropractic for a little over a year now and have experienced some of…read morethe best customer service I've ever seen. The team is extremely efficient, always follows up, and I consistently leave the clinic feeling amazing. I recently started playing in an adult competitive basketball league, which has led me to visit the clinic more often. I even got adjusted on the day of my first game and ended up dropping 40 points. I have to give some credit to the adjustment! I highly recommend Marcum Chiropractic to anyone looking for great care, excellent service, and a team that truly takes care of their patients.

This was my first experience with a chiropractor and Dr. Hartwig put me completely ease with my…read moreanxiety about working on my neck! He was extremely educational and attentive and answered all my questions. I will definitely be returning soon! Everyone was so kind there and I even heard other employees happily greeting everyone that entered, it was a great environment.

I had an emergency tooth situation right before I was supposed to go out of town. They got me in…read morethat day and took care of it. Everyone was very helpful, and the process was surprisingly easy. Thanks to Dr. Isom and crew, I was saved from being in pain over the holidays.

TL;DR - Horrible experience and would give zero stars if I could…read more Full story - I waited a while to leave this review because I left the office feeling angry and deeply frustrated. I'd been dealing with excruciating tooth pain for months, taking way too much Advil to function. I didn't have dental insurance, and after two major family losses, getting the pain checked hadn't been a priority. Eventually, the pain and Advil-induced nausea became unbearable. I made an appointment here after another dentist suggested a root canal, but didn't offer sedation. At this office, the root canal was "confirmed," but I was told I'd have to pay the full 4K up front just to schedule it--and the earliest appointment was still a month away. I explained that I couldn't keep taking Advil and needed something else for pain relief. Instead, they prescribed even stronger ibuprofen and steroids. When I reiterated that I literally couldn't take any more ibuprofen--or any NSAID--because my stomach lining needed time to heal, the dentist became condescending and dismissive. He left me feeling so stupid that I genuinely started to believe I was just being dramatic, which he all but said outright. Still, I paid the 4K and booked the appointment because I felt trapped and desperate. But when I got home, I called my stepdad, who's a PharmD. He was stunned by what I described and assured me I wasn't crazy. He also explained that while steroids can be helpful alongside a proper pain reliever, they're essentially useless on their own. Steroids reduce inflammation that can contribute to pain, but if the pain itself isn't being treated--especially nerve pain--they won't do much of anything. That conversation snapped things into focus. I called the office, canceled the procedure, got my money back, and found a multidisciplinary practice that saw me the very next day. Turns out my tooth was cracked vertically, so severely that a root canal wouldn't have fixed the underlying issue. I had the tooth extracted and replaced with an implant at a different multi-disciplinary practice and paid not much more than what I was going to have to pay for just the root canal. Strongly do not recommend going here. Side note: For anyone needing dental work done, find a place you trust that offers all services, not just root canals. That way, the recommendation and procedure align with what you need, versus what they can offer.

Zack is awesome! Yes as a new patient you need to go through an exam, but he isn't here for a quick…read more"pop and go." He really wants to help with long term wellness. Everything from adjustment to with massage, to posture and breathing with a goal to help you come in less. Having prior back injuries and visiting multiple chiropractors that just want to get you in and out as quick as they can and have you return as frequently as possible can make somebody skeptical if there is a place they can go for actual help. This a somewhere you can go for help. Definitely recommend!

Dr. Halcumb is a very talented chiropractor with a depth of knowledge in sports injuries and…read morephysiology. I'm so glad to have found his office. I love utilizing the massage therapist as well.

The doctors and staff are amazing! I highly recommend Laurelhurst Chiropractic. They've been very…read morehelpful to my family.

Well run office with great providers for both chiropractic and massage. Always leave feeling better…read morethan I walked in!

Rudest doctor I've EVER met or encountered in my entire life! Which speaks volumes because as a…read morechildhood terminal cancer warrior who had a complicated case I've seen hundredsss of doctors in my life. My concerns  and questions were met with immediate dismissal. She was annoyed and even stopped our appointment halfway to go see other patients. WHO DOES THAT??? Her attitude of superiority was also affirmed with her vagueness to detail. I gave her far more respect than she showed me, which was abundantly demonstrated in our encounter.

I am 100% happy I went to Doctor Fichadia to repair my Diastasis Recti and give me a tummy tuck…read more She honestly is one of the nicest people I've ever met. Very supportive, helpful, understanding and attentive. I am so happy I took the leap to have this surgery! I got my body back from 8 years of post labor mommy belly! I would highly recommend her!

Rating based on surrogacy process - I was really excited to start my surrogacy journey with NW…read moreSurrogacy Center, I had a friend go through them and her experience sounded mostly positive. I went through a lot of hoops for the first couple months, medical clearances, meetings, (no biggie) and then the psych evaluation. It's a bit vulnerable to tell someone your life story and then take a personality quiz afterwards. The psych evaluation doctor, Mark Dillon, told me I was "too positive" in the first quiz and so I had to take another, so I listened to that feedback and did another in hopes that I pass it, obviously answering honestly still. I was then called a around 5 days later by Ebee, the person who has been leading me on the journey, and she told me I had "too many inconsistencies" between what we talked about vs. the quizzes, basically deeming me not emotionally fit. There was no higher up person I could talk to about this and of course they have to follow the protocol (set by some higher up standards, yes I understand). It just really sucks going through the process and being told "we don't think it has anything to do with you as a person." But obviously it does if you have to deny the person on that. I hope they eventually adapt the process to actually appropriately evaluate someone in the future. I was really ready to do this and obviously knew I could, I hope the process is better for women that ARE psychologically fit and excited to do this in the future. They must only select around 5% (based on what someone else mentioned) of people who actually apply because of this flawed process. I don't think that's something to be proud about, I think they are missing out on some amazing women that could be helping. I'll be looking for other places to be a surrogate now. ALSO BEWARE: they had me sign up for a secondary insurance to make sure everything would be covered, with the intention that they would be paying me for it as long as I needed while being a surrogate. THANK GOODNESS I was denied surrogacy within the 10 day free trial period still, and thank goodness I remembered to ask them if they would be canceling this on their end (they don't), I was able to get it canceled through the insurance company. Otherwise I would have been liable for paying $650+ a month for insurance I didn't even need. Just a note for newbies that don't think about this stuff! This took it down from 2 stars to one star for me.

NWSC cost us 14 months of our lives. They misrepresented material facts, withheld key costs, and…read morethen abruptly cut and ran when we refused to blindly hand over tens of thousands of dollars. We signed a contract with Northwest Surrogacy Center (NWSC) in February 2022. We paid in full and were told to expect a match in a reasonable timeframe. 14 months later, we had received exactly one profile--a surrogate based in California, despite being told at the outset that we would likely not be matched in California due to high base compensation and reduced availability. The real problems began once the profile was sent. On a call with NWSC's case manager, Amber DeDionisio, she explicitly admitted that the surrogate had not been fully screened. NWSC did not know whether she planned to relocate mid-journey (which would compromise insurance eligibility) and had not confirmed whether her partner's employer-provided insurance--on which she was relying--would remain active throughout the pregnancy. NWSC knowingly advanced a match with a surrogate whose suitability had not been vetted according to their own stated processes. Then came the ambush. NWSC informed us that we would be required to place $22,500 into escrow to cover a potential insurance lien--a lien they had never mentioned at any point in the prior 14 months. It was never documented in onboarding materials, never disclosed in our contract, and never discussed during calls. We were told this was "non-negotiable," despite the fact that the lien had not yet been triggered, the insurance terms were still unclear, and the funds would be locked up for years. We pushed back and offered two reasonable alternatives: * Work with the surrogate to proactively switch to an ACA plan, or * Use binding contract language to assign us full liability for any lien-related costs--without locking up the funds unnecessarily. NWSC flatly refused. There was no negotiation, no willingness to explore alternatives, and no flexibility. Instead, Sam Chally (the Director of Client Development--and son of the founders) abruptly terminated our relationship via email. After 14 months of waiting, we were discarded because we asked for transparency. What happened next is telling: NWSC refunded us in full immediately. No argument, no back-and-forth, no defense of their behavior. Just a quick, full reversal. In our view, this was an implicit admission that they knew they had mishandled the situation--and possibly opened themselves up to legal exposure. Since posting our experience, we've heard from other intended parents who report similar treatment: contracts pulled without warning, no clear rationale, and no accountability. This isn't a one-off mistake--it's a pattern of unprofessional conduct. We've since completed a successful surrogacy journey with a different agency. That agency provided clear upfront costs, used an independent third-party escrow service (not an internal one), and helped us secure a California surrogate with ACA policy which had no lien language whatsoever via ART Risk Solutions. So much for NWSC's claim that their escrow demands were standard or unavoidable--they weren't. Here's what you should know before giving NWSC a dollar: * They control their own escrow. This is a massive conflict of interest. Every surrogacy lawyer and industry veteran we've spoken with flagged this as an immediate red flag. Most legitimate agencies use licensed, independent escrow providers. NWSC does not. * They withhold critical cost information. Their published fee schedule is incomplete. The $22,500 lien escrow was never disclosed until it was too late. * They violate their own protocols. The surrogate we were matched with had not been fully screened. This was admitted on a phone call by NWSC's own staff. Matching intended parents with an unscreened surrogate is reckless. * They retaliate when challenged. When we declined to send them tens of thousands of dollars under murky terms, they terminated us. No negotiation, no resolution--just a refund and a door slammed shut. * They are a family-run business with zero external accountability. Sam Chally, who canceled us, is part of the founding family. This agency operates as a closed loop: no independent oversight, no professional checks, no willingness to take responsibility. NWSC is not a partner. They are not transparent. And in our experience, they are not acting in good faith. They cost us over a year of time, trust, and hope--things we can't get back. If you're an intended parent considering NWSC, please learn from our experience. This process is too important--and too expensive--to gamble on the wrong agency. There are better, more ethical, and more professional options out there. Avoid NWSC. Completely. As for Carla's response: Notice that she offers no factual rebuttal to any of the specific issues raised. We encourage you to compare her reply to the facts we're outlined.