Do you see ALL of these forms? Do you know what they are?!?! The forms I was text and emailed to…read morefill out PRIOR to my appointment. Which I did. Online. With the link provided. The day BEFORE the appointment I was told to come in NO LATER than 30 minutes prior to complete the paperwork. My appointment was at 3pm. I was told to be there by 2:15. I ended up there at 2:20. They said "here fill this out" and I said I already did online. And they said we can't see that and it doesn't link in (so WHY send an email and text telling people to so it?) And this was the case for EVERY person who checked in while I waited. After I finished the paperwork, I sat and waited and waited and waited. And at 3:10 I was asked up to the desk and asked if I had done the paperwork. I said yes I did, and the girl asked me who I gave it to and I said "you." And then she said "oh yeah." And was fumbling through a GIANT stack of paperwork to try and find it. Let me just tell you they're like a NEGATIVE TEN out of 5 for their office staff/administration. They need to clean out and start fresh there. I wasn't overly pleased with the MA as she was curt and not very pleasant. And pushy. But Stephanie D'Andrea was great. She went through all of my history, asked relevant questions and spent probably 5 minutes, if that, ACTUALLY connecting the digital file which the office staff was completely incompetent in doing, so that she could view everything I had filled out. She didn't need the forms because she could see everything I'd input ONLINE as well as other physician test results, etc. She actually had a clue about the medicine AND the administration. Which IMHO is NOT the job of the NP or RN or Doc. That's the administration's job. To make their lives AND the patient's life EASIER. When the MA took my BP (in a seriously awkward bench chair,) I said that's REALLY high. As in even when I'm really stressed it's not that high. And she just ignored me. Then after I said something again she took it exactly the same and it was the same read. When Stephanie finished with me (interrupted 3 times by her MA giving her "time" warnings...which also seemed VERY unprofessional;) she asked the MA to retake my BP and reposition my arm because I have NO history of BP like that. Well wouldn't you know it was basically normal like what I normally read at. So many things were discussed but I mentioned painful bunions on my feet and Stephanie said "that's not a bunion. It's a wart." And I thought cool. I'm officially OLD I have warts on the side of my feet?!?! EW. No offense but I didn't believe her. I had been in a lot of pain (which she said happens with these on your foot...) and I thought NO WAY. She said to soak my feet for as long as I can in warm water and then file as much callous as I could off (and ew there was a lot...it's JUST becoming spring in the PNW LOL!) And legit AFTER just that my foot was WAY less painful. But after using the wart gel and a corn pad (yup legit old people stuff,) for a FEW days...the pain was GONE. I was like an insane person sending her messages in the patient portal saying OMG my foot feels SO much better. Like I could cry it's so much better. The pain was so bad I hadn't even realized until it stopped!!! Anyway, I had some blood work done AT the office and for someone who has NO veins, despite eating and being hydrated, NO veins lol. After serious discomfort and having the tech dig around in my hand, I suggested maybe a heat pack as it has worked previously. So we did that and it wasn't AS bad the next time. Still not great though. Anyway, overall experience was Stephanie 10/5 stars. MA 2.5/5 stars. Office staff -10/5 stars.

I've been going here for years, and I really trust and like the level or care, professionalism and…read moreconcern they give to patients. While I won't say who my physician is or comment on my own specific health, I can say I feel in good hands. Appointments can be a little sparse, but I take that as a good sign that a family practice is in high-demand. But, I will say, if I've had an emergency (non-ER), they've been able to accommodate me, always. While may seem like a negative, some years back, I had what I would call a disagreement about how one of the medical assistants operated and communicated, and raised that concern. The practice admin (they are crazy busy), took the time to call me personally, and talk at length about my experience, and I left confident. Wow, now that's a practice that cares both about outcomes and you as a person. Going to the doctor can be a stressful time. I will be coming back for as long as my insurance will allow. Thank you!

Been going to him for years but to get told to never go back to his clinic by him himself is…read moreabsolutely ridiculous, That is all due to the fact of mentioning to him that what he is diagnosing one could not be it, due to other doctors diagnosing the same thing and taking medicine and no improvement has happened. There is no need to talk over anyone or to have an attitude and especially being rude. Do not recommend anyone to this place after this experience.

I am blown away that an individual such as Dr Dan still exists in this day and age and especially…read morein Portland where the cost of living has gotten so out of control. I needed to see a doctor quite desperately but had put it off for well over a month because I didn't know where to go, if I could afford it, and all the other unknowns when you don't have a primary care and health plan backing you up. I found the Alameda Clinic through googling and gave it a chance because of all the wonderful reviews. I showed up at around 9:20 am (walk in hours start at 9am). Dr Dan greeted me personally, I was immediately ushered back to his exam room, we discussed my issue (I have permanent 100% hearing loss in one ear and recently my "good ear" was only operating at about 20%), he did an exam to confirm the problem, and then he fixed it. During this time he mentioned a couple times that there was paperwork but I had yet to do more than tell him my name. Afterwards, almost as an afterthought, he asked if I minded filling out his form. His whole approach is so refreshing, personal and just plain human...of course I didn't mind. The form he handed me was one sided, covered the very basics and took about a minute to fill out. When I met him out in the lobby again, we talked about lychee (a Chinese fruit) and he gave me a taste of something similar. I asked him if he needed the paperwork (I'd left it in the exam room), he waved it off, I asked him how much I owed him, he asked if I could afford $80, I gladly said yes, paid him, asked him if I could give him a hug and was out the door. The whole thing from start to finish, took about 30 minutes, but to say that it was life changing for me is not an exaggeration. Dr Dan is unlike any other doctor i have ever gone to. He is a healer who is genuinely interested in and enjoys engaging with his patients. And I love that he incorporates the things that he is passionate about into your encounter with him. I have since recommended him to everyone I know and will definitely be back the next time the need arises.

Seeing a provider here made me so out of touch with my body over time. Things started out okay but…read moreI ended up questioning and gaslighting myself with things that had already been diagnosed with and I had been dealing with for many years. They definitely didn't know everything, no one can, but they became arrogant and gaslight me significantly and it made medical PTSD spiral. Also, no provider in my opinion should tell a patient they can't have celiac disease going off of gluten antibody testing alone, especially when there was no gluten trial and only occasional accidental exposure. I was only concerned about cross contamination at that point, I already knew I can't eat gluten. Yet I was told I couldn't have celiac disease and I believed them at the time. I even tried to force eating gluten again because of their comments about it causing me diarrhea when I was constipated at the time, like it was a good thing helping my GI and suggesting I made myself constipated by not eating gluten containing grains. That really messed with my head for sometime. But in reality, they should have checked for celiac genes too. It runs in my immediate family.

Tried to get information for a referral ( as am aware Legacy Medical Group is closed to new…read morepatients ) and the woman answering just repeated they're not taking new patients and HUNG UP on me. Enough said.

I had an appointment, and when I showed up the building was closed. Turns out the doctor called in…read moresick. There was no phone call or attempt to contact me. By the time of my appointment there were no other same day appointments available. What's weird is that I was still able to check in virtually 10 minutes before the appointment. Had I been given notice I would have been able to find alternative care. This is unacceptable! I understand things happen and people get sick, but some common courtesy would be appreciated.

Once upon a time zoomcare use to be the affordable option. The founding CEO talked to my grad…read moreschool class about how he wanted to change healthcare and make it affordable and patient centric. I recently took my kid in for a sore throat, cut to me getting a bill of $949 for 15 minutes with a grouchy FNP. You heard me right $949 dollars. This is more money than I have ever been billed including highly trained specialists. In fact I think my surgeons fees were $1,500 for 30 minutes of surgery. This is absolute lunacy!

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

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.

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.

New to the Portland area I referenced my health plans web site for physicians in-network and open…read morepractices. I called Dr Yeggy's office, provided extensive demographic information and was then asked if there was someone that I wanted to see. I said yes, Dr Yeggy as she appears to have privileges at Legacy and Providence. The practice attendant quickly said "her practice is closed"". When I shared that the insurance web site lists her as accepting new patients the attendant yelled: "SHE'S NOT SEEING NEW PATIENTS!" Dr Yeggy may be wonderful, but her office staff are horrific and not worth the bother.

A very caring, personable and thorough physician. She is upbeat and supportive with patients and…read morefamilies. She came recommended by friends. We are lucky to have a great family doc!

Dr. Roberts his a Dr. with integrity and he truly cares about his patients. If you need help with…read moreaddiction of any type. opaties, or what ever he is the man. Dr. Roberts works closely with his patients, and wants all of his patients to get well. I give him 100 thumbs up. lol... he is a reasonable, and understanding, he is caring and extremely patient. Thank you Life start and Thank you Dr. Roberts for making be a better man.

From the owner: LifeStart PDX specializes in the treatment of opiate addiction using Suboxone. Whether a client is…read moreaddicted to vicodin, percocet, heroin, oxycodone, hydrocodone or other opiates we are here to help. LifeStart PDX has appointments available on short notice. We would be happy to answer any questions by telephone. Suboxone which contains Buprenorphine and Naloxone is approved by the FDA for office based opiate addiction treatment. LifeStart PDX is conveniently located in North Portland in the bicycle corridor. Call us soon to get your LIFE back from opiate addiction.