This amazing surgeon has done a knee replacement and a hip too…read more Hopefully he can fix a botched knee replacement.

I staggered in barely able to turn my head after throwing an enormous bag of compost over one…read moreshoulder. My therapist, Michael at the Oak Street location, worked with me over two months to decrease pain and increase movement. He listened deeply to my complaints about pain, responded with thoughtful exercises, and now I have full range of movement again. He's been a wonderful partner in my healing--highly recommended!

Jeff is unprofessional, condescending and should not be working with anyone. He treated me a…read morehandful of times post meniscus surgery and then refused to continue treatment as he said my pain was just in my head and I was fine. I then got an mri as the pain did not go away to find out I had another massive tear in the same knee he was "treating". He would say over and over there was nothing wrong with my knee while the entire time I had a tear that was bothering me. Jeff is not someone that should be trusted with your rehab or care. I highly suggest finding a caring and more educated physical therapist for whatever issue you may be having.

Some of the office staff do not understand original medicare, have a tendency to call at the dinner…read morehour even on weekends, do not call the preferred number they've been given, and promised an e-mail that was never received. Dr. Whitney Anderson Gonzalez never touched me during the appointment, offered no education, but seemed to expect me to return for another visit without explaining why it would be needed.

I was treated by Dr. Ryley Fischer for my post surgery rehab on my knee…read more I highly recommend Ryley . My recovery has been ahead of schedule. She is excellent and very good at creating exercises that best suited me. The people working the front desk are very competent and quick.

I NEVER write reviews. Let me preface this by saying that…read more I was referred to Eugene Foot and Ankle after being seen at PeaceHealth for a potential broken foot. My X-rays at the hospital were inconclusive and said that EF&A would get back to me to schedule within a week or two. To my surprise, they called me the next day! I was thrilled as I was leaving the following week to go home for Christmas. The pain in my foot was insurmountable and I really just wanted answers, sooner rather than later. Even without insurance, it would be worth it to finally know what was happening. The day of my visit, I am not greeted. Rather glared at. I stand I front of both front desk "ladies" Jamie and Cindy as they hardly look up from their computers to speak to me. They rudely ask what they can do for me I say I have an appt they follow up with new patient paperwork yada yada whatever. I fill out the paperwork and as I'm doing so they get real close and start whispering about me, not very slick ladies. You might wanna try harder next time when you're in a dead silent office and I'm right in front of you. I hand Cindy the paperwork and she, in the same rude tone, asks me for my insurance and ID. I said I don't have insurance. (As I've stated multiple times on the phone when I was scheduling this appt.) She said okay and I ask what the payment for the appt is going to be, she gives me a range of $150-350 of which I couldn't afford that day unfortunately. I recognize that there's nothing they can do about the price and no way of knowing what it was going to be exactly until after the appt, that's fine. I'm not unreasonable. But what's fully in their control? Their attitude and treatment of their potential clients. I'm highly considering saying F it and going somewhere else because of how rude, unprofessional, and callous these women are to someone who is obviously broke, in pain, and out of options. Maybe keep that in mind that these people are the first impression of this business, and if the doctors are anything like them, I'm good. I'd rather keep limping around a few more weeks and find somewhere else, and upon reading other reviews it appears I'm making the right decision.

Dusty the head doctor of the practice has delusions of grandeur. He is a complete incompetent. I…read morewent in to have ingrown toenails dealt with. He told me clipping toenails was beneath him I got up to leave. He told me to sit back down and then proceeded to clip. Next time I went to a manicurist. She was excellent.

I had surgery at Keiper Spine and I could not be more impressed with the quality of care, the…read moreprofessionalism of all of the staff and medical personnel, and the overall experience. I highly recommend Keiper Spine for anyone in need of help with back issues.

I started going to Keiper Spine about 14 years ago with lower back pain, and for years, I would…read moreperiodically get cortisone injections in my spine that offered amazing relief. But about 5 years ago, the pain wasn't going away after the injection like it usually did, and in fact seemed to be going in a different direction. So, Dr. Keiper ordered an MRI of my left SI joint, and sure enough, that was a new problem. A year or two of successful cortisone injections fixed the problem - until it didn't. Dr. Keiper told me that there was a surgery he could perform that would probably relieve all of my pain, and I agreed to go forward with that plan. But my insurance, Blue Cross, denied me the surgery several times, claiming that it was not medically necessary. After the injections stopped working and surgery was going to be the only way for me to be free of almost constant pain while moving (On the 1 to 10 pain scale, I was between 6 and 8 the majority of my awake hours), which was severely impacting my quality of life. Even doing simple household chores like vacuuming, laundry, gardening, etc., was miserable. Finally, Blue Cross did approve the surgery, which was performed by Dr. Keiper, and the results have been amazing. For all of the years I have been seeing Dr Keiper and his other staff at Keiper Spine, I have always been impressed with the friendliness and professionalism from the front office to the nurses and medical assistants. I would highly recommend Dr. Keiper and his staff to anyone who is looking for relief from back pain. I think he is the best neurosurgeon in Oregon!

I used to work a very grueling and physical job. My entire body would hurt by the end of the week…read moresometimes I could barely stand up straight. After several years at this job, and with getting older, my back started to go out on a regular basis and my neck was severely tweeked. I didn't want to have back surgery at 40 so I went to see Dr. Casey. Weekly he would see to my neck and back and helped me stay in good enough condition to be able to return to work the next week and keep providing for my Family. I have a desk job now and no longer need to go in for adjustments but I will forever be greatful for the amazing care I received at Conservative Pain Solutions.

Dr. Casey is a fantastic chiropractor in many ways. He listens to you and focuses on fixing the…read moreissue. He'll use different techniques and methods to get to the bottom of it. He's not pushy about treatments and is an all around great guy. I'd recommend him to anyone seeking a good chiropractor!

I went to see Dr. Lamoreaux back in '15-'16 because my right rotator cuff ripped more than 1/2. I…read moreneeded help, but she refused me any help & @ approximately 57-58 years old @ that time, she sternly told me that I have to wait until I'm 65 years old or over before that facility or ANY SURGEON would fix the issue. She offered me physical therapy, anti-depressants (for pain), etc., etc. which I had already gone through, having 22 years of physical therapy for back, shoulders, Fibromyalgia, etc. I asked IF I could go to OHSU, & she smirked, telling me that no one will take me as a patient because I'm not 65. She left me high & dry, in pain that also worsened to the my rotator cuff, right arm, ripped off of the bone in '22. I also had ripped the left rotator cuff, maybe 1/4 way, it it wasn't a big issue then. Furthermore, when I got onto my patient portal the same day I saw this surgeon, she siad that I refused physical therapy & everything she offered, that's. ALL I was trying to do was get on DISABILITY. That's so untrue! I had already been on SSDI since '97, so why would I try to get on a permanent federal program in '16? I called her on it, & she said she would fix it on HER END. I was so disappointed! I didn't have to wait until I turned 65 to get a rotator cuff replacement because Oregon Medical's surgeon had no issues doing this procedure in '23 when I went to see this surgeon. Yes, I was almost 65, but I found out that there is no law prohibiting anyone for a surgery like this. I was lied to by Dr. Lamoreaux 9-10 years ago, & I had to suffer with not just a complete rotator cuff tear on my right arm, but my left rotator cuff ripped more into a 2/3 rip, but not complete. I am very unhappy with this Riverbend surgeon. I don't know why she was so callous, but I will say that she helped ruin the last 9-10 years of my life due to her incompetence.

Dr. Lisa Lamoreaux' orthopedic surgery scheduler at Riverbend Pavilion is wonderful! She is very…read morepolite, understanding, and a naturally nice person. She does very well working with the public. Dr. Lamoreaux is a great orthopedic doctor and surgeon! I highly recommend her for orthopedic care.

You walk in and are always greeted with a smile! There is plenty of parking and a nice ADA…read morewheelchair accessible ramp up to the door. The Doc is extremely capable with several methods to meet your comfort level. He also gives you information to help you make better lifestyle and dietary choices. I had gone in leaning heavily on a cane. After an adjustment I was able to walk out normally not needing any assistance, turns out my hip was a little out of alignment. I would walk on a flat floor and stumble on nothing! ...awkward! Now I usually go in periodically as it seems to help maintain overall flexibility, not to mention just feeling good.

I have a reoccurring problem where some of my ribs "dislocate". The fancy name for it is…read more interchondral subluxation. Needless to say, when it happens, the pain is intense and relentless, radiating into my shoulder, under my scapula, down my arm, and up my neck-- sapping the strength from the affected arm. Dr. Goforth is helping me with this problem. I started out at a pain level of about 8.5 out of 10 with 10 being the absolute worst pain a person could experience (not exaggerating in the least). After my first adjustment by Dr. Goforth, I would say that I immediately experienced about a 30% reduction in pain. After two more treatments, I advanced to about a 75% reduction in pain. I am going to continue to receive his treatments because I feel confident that he is going to be able to bring me to a place where I am virtually pain-free. I won't quote his rates here- I don't think it would be appropriate- anyone who wants to find that out can call his office and get that information for themselves. However, I AM comfortable saying that they are very affordable- which is very important if your uninsured or your insurance doesn't cover chiropractic treatment so you have to pay for it out of your own pocket. I'm also comfortable saying that I think he's an excellent chiropractor. If you are suffering because of structural derangement of the spine/skeletal system/joint(s), it is very likely that he will be able to help you. Oh, one more thing... Dr. Goforth and his receptionist are friendly, cordial, and caring- qualities which I really value and appreciate in a healthcare provider.