I went to another provider and they wanted to do a cocular implant. Don't want a hockey puck on my…read morehead. Pacific Audiology found the right hearing aids for my condition. Extremly happy with results.

Have been coming to Pacific Audiology for several years and have had exceptional, professional…read moreservice throughout. Very knowledgeable and competent team.

Update - just saw a message from November because I wasn't aware that you could get private…read moremessages on here. Todd alleges that he has sent my records to 'the state' 3 times 'free of charge' even though 'he could have charged me'. That's bullshit. I'm deaf. I know full well you can get your records sent to your door BY MAIL for free. It doesnt matter that your receptionist has to do her job and that it costs you $25 to do it. I can sign for it when it comes to my door. That's how this works. I know my rights. For you to try to come to me in private and chastise me about my tone and how it's costing poor you money to send someone records, that I doubt you sent anyone because ZERO people from ANYWHERE have reached out to tell me they have my records, to ask me to remove my review, tells me you're trying to play cover up.

Great support with great hearing aid equipment, especially when I was in great confusion because of…read moreinsurance changes. They have a good system of checking in and keeping up with what the hearing aids need.

Awful business buyer beware of shady pricing like charging extra for factory built in batteriesread more

Tech was Very thorough. Great experience. On the plus side, my hearing is great. I give it 5 stars.read more

I'm so glad I found All American Hearing! After 6 ys. of dissatisfaction with trying out hearing…read moreaids, I recently had to get back in the game and find the right hearing aids for me (my Husband was sick of my constantly asking, "What did you say?"). After researching, I found All American Hearing located at 10001 SE Sunnyside Rd. in Clackamas. "Casey," a Hearing Instrument Specialist there, is wonderful. She really takes the time to listen and discuss all options with me. After much testing, I received my new hearing aids and was pretty happy. Unfortunately, after doing extreme gardening for many hours in the heat during the last days of summer 2025, one of my hearing aids began falling out. I was able to get in fairly soon to All American Hearing. Since Casey is very knowledgeable in the hearing aid industry as she has been in it for awhile now, she knew my insurance coverage probably covered a "molded" pair of hearing aids. After she checked to be sure and found they were covered, she made molds of both my eardrums and ordered me a pair. While that pair fit like a glove, I actually ended up going with the first pair I tried but with a slightly larger end piece that fit better in my ear canal. With all that I have put Casey and Sarah (front office) through in "finding the right fit," they both have continued to treat me with a ton of patience and respect as, like I stated above, I've had to make a couple of unexpected appointments (and got lost twice). Regarding Sarah in particular, she always returns my call when I've had to leave a voicemail. She is friendly, sharp, and goes out of her way to be as helpful as possible. I would recommend All American Hearing to any of my friends and relatives. They care about professionalism. I'm one happy customer.

Dr Kim was wonderful in every way! He even left his family vacation to provide an after hours house…read morecall. those who know I've had a procedure done say it's the best work they have ever seen. those who don't just marvel that I look fantastic. Dr Kim is truly an expert in his practice. His team is highly skilled in all aspects of care and their communication and care for me was exceptional

I just now got my hearing aid at Oregon hearing Solutions and when I first got my hearing tested a…read morecouple weeks back by Scott I felt like he was actually listening. Im not completely deaf but I have hearing damage in my left ear and he took the time to listen and adjust the testing to accurately determine what hearing I still have, and what was gone. Ive had hearing difficulty ever since I could remember and when I first got my hearing tested at a different clinic years ago, they put me through the default testing and didn't put in the effort to understand my hearing capacity and they told me then that my insurance wouldn't cover my hearing aid. But when I got my hearing tested at the Oregon hearing solutions, Scott first took his time to see what was wrong and explained everything clearly to me and my mom so not only would I know the type of hearing loss I had, but specific things like the letters and different sounds that I had easy or a harder time hearing. After the initial assessment, he told me that insurance companies don't usually cover the costs for hearing impairments only in one ear, but he told me that since Im under a certain age that there's a better chance that they'd make an exception and that he'd help write a letter to further persuade them to cover my hearing aid, and they did! I got them today and I could not be anymore grateful! Scott and his crew are amazing.

i got new hearing aids today from Scott at Oregon Hearing Aid Solutions. Absolutely life changing!!…read morei can now hear conversations perfectly, music is like I am a kid again, beautiful and pure pleasure! Scott and his team are the best!! so grateful for this gift!

In 9/2025 (7 months ago), due to breathing problems, it was recommended I undergo a septoplasty and…read moreturbinate reduction by PDX ENT, Dr. Amanda Ngouajio. I liked the surgeon a great deal but problems appeared post surgery and were handled very poorly. - The initial surgery date was bumped by the clinic. - Post surgery, I left a message with their answering service about a very large pustule on my nose and skin break-out, concerned it was an infection. No response. - I called back, left a message through the front desk. No response. - We finally set an office appointment, which they rescheduled to a later date. (So much later, it was almost cleared.) Reason was undetermined, possibly an infected suture(?). - After a long wait/healing period, I returned for a postop visit. My surgery had failed; my right nostril had collapsed, a bump remained from the pustule, my nostrils were asymmetrical and my occlusion was actually worse. From function to poor aesthetics as an aftermath, what a disappointment. - Unfortunately, I paid my invoice promptly in full. - Since the problems ranged from every aspect of the clinic (from admin to surgery), I spoke with the office manager. While very apologetic for the overall experience, she promised to look into my billing and call me back. I never heard back, even after 2 follow-up messages, still no response, so I chose to write a review. - I've had to seek out 2nd opinions and solutions, at my expense. Because of PDX ENT, I'm now looking at corrective surgery, additional cost, pain and my face looking worse than when I began. - There are no guarantees with any surgery, understood. I've been patient and professional through this debacle but, I have to say, I can't recall a more unprofessional experience from start to finish.

Shaleen was an absolute dream in explaining, referring, making sure I understood everything. Her…read moremedical assistant, however, needs courses in empathy, sympathy, and knowing how to handle a panic attack when the news isn't good. (Clue, continuing to speak when I'm sobbing, and hyperventilating, IS NOT the option you should have taken). I hung up. No follow-up call to see if I'm okay. AND She chose the end of her workday to call. Next day no call either. A vague yeah for some reason we couldn't finish the call in my patient portal. Then she stopped responding after I told her off, and explained empathy is part of medical care. I would only go back for Shaleen. ONLY. Her staff can suck eggs. Or better yet, take a class in understanding mental health

They treat you like a piece of meat. Volume shop with no accountability on the expectation set or…read moreany changes there of. I'm sure capable at the root but they didn't stick the landing in follow up / instilling that trust. Your mileage may vary from mine but I'd avoid Dr Valera and his MA Isaac.

Sanjna Varela, RN administered my allergy test. She was excellent at explaining everything, and it…read morewas actually a very pleasant experience. Dr. Susan Nguyen was kind, professional, knowledgeable and answered all my questions and concerns. The total experience was very good.

I can't believe it's taken me this long to write a review for the wonderful team at Mississippi…read moreHealth Center. Dr. Justin Ilsley has been my PCP for at least 12, maybe 14 years, and I feel genuinely lucky that I found this place so many years ago. Having a naturopath as a PCP works beautifully for me; they treat the whole body, can call in prescriptions if appropriate and if something falls outside their scope I see a specialist. That said, MHC offers a remarkable range of services in-house: naturopathy, acupuncture, herbal therapies, bodywork treatments (focused massage, cupping, kinesiotape), IV treatments (chelation and vitamin supplements), and on-site blood draws for labs. And that's only about half of what they offer. It took me a long time to come around to acupuncture, but I'm a believer now. It's subtle, it treats the whole body, and it may take a couple of visits, but at the very least, you'll leave the calm, peaceful session feeling deeply relaxed and genuinely cared for. More often than not, whatever was bothering you has quietly resolved itself. Of course there's no pressure if that's not your kind of thing. If you're someone who's serious about a holistic approach to your health and not just masking symptoms with a pill, this place is a wonderful fit. It doesn't feel like a cold, clinical doctor's office. You feel like you are entering a warm, supportive, caring, natural environment when you walk through the doors. They take the time to get to know you and understand what's happening in your life, and offer treatments that reflect that. I also really like that they are invested in the community and getting to know their neighbors by occasionally offering fun workshops. Dr. Sarah Jones is a newer addition to the team and every bit as knowledgeable and nurturing as Justin and Beth. And while I haven't worked directly with Beth, I've heard nothing but high praise from the community for her talents and specialized offerings. Even the folks at the front desk staff have a warmth about them. These are some of the kindest people I know, and this is a genuinely special place.

As a person of color who does not curse or call people names, I can honestly say that this health…read morecenter has failed me in regards to not being able to show empathy enough to provide support after visiting the emergency room years apart for different needs. I had to beg and wait in tears for crutches or a walker when the disk in my back became extremely swollen impacting my entire body causing extreme cramping, loosing feeling in my legs and severe knee and hip pain. I lost full motion of my joint between my leg and my pelvis. Terrible Terrible pain. I had to scoot around the house using a box. Nothing worked! Then when I had my needs neglected at Legacy in N Portland; I was forced to walk around no car in all with a foreign sharp object lodged 1 inch deep in my foot of which no one could find including a Legacy foot specialist. I limped to the store, to my child's school, to the park, and everywhere else. I had to beg for a prescription of pain killers which was not given by Legacy until I seen the specialist days later with the object still in my foot. I prefer herbal remedies over prescriptions, but I still needed the prescription. I spent the entire day calling around trying to advocate for myself the following day after being released from the emergency room. When I called I explained everything to Mississippi Health. Mind you I was never given the option to speak or arrange a time to consult my physician. Instead, I was told right off the back after explaining the horrible experience with legacy that a referral to outpatient surgery "is out of Mississippi Health Center's jurisdiction". I told them the physical in the emergency department required that I follow up with my primary. Mind you Legacy never reviewed my contacts or demographics with me. Legacy never sent over my treatment information either, which I explained. I was given podiatrist options to call and make appointments with without a referral. I ended up waiting 4 days to get the foreign object removed which was very risky and dangerous. Legacy had lied about issuing crutched to me as well. I informed Mississippi about this as well. I was told by Mississippi health that I would get call back. I did not get a call back but ended up calling and told them that they were cruel for not helping me. I was sad! They hung up on me. So its easy to tone police a person of color who is tired, scared, and desperate for services. This is a common form of micro aggression that is normalized and more than often excused. I ended up getting surgery at a different hospital after doing everything on my own. The post op appointment with Legacy consisted of a Podiatrist assistant looking at my foot for a quick minute, changing the dressing after I asked him to, then telling me the appointment was done without the Podiatrist(the expert) coming in to complete the examination and answer questions. To make matters worse, I was sent paperwork to find another provider by Mississippi Health. Even though I have already requested assistance with finding a new provider twice in the last year or so including the following day after my most recent emergency room visit. *** If you are a person of color be aware.*** I was also sent pre-surgery paperwork from legacy requesting a signature that several staff witnessed me signing. I have a picture of one (legacy does not know that I took a picture). They confiscated my form that listed my refusal to consent to vaccinations through biologics which they can place in IV's. Moving forward: I did not know that my younger sister use to be a member of Mississippi until she told me. She said she had been misdiagnosed for years until she switched providers. She lives in another state now. I spent years receiving guesstimates about conditions and had to beg for testing after doing online research and speaking with others regarding conditions. Had I not known the test names, I would not have been offered them. Medical discrimination is hardwired in policy, testing, and procedure and for this reason health care disparities exist across the board. The whole experience has been a gaslight for simple obvious needs that no one regardless of who they are or what color of skin they have should have to beg for. I am well informed and conscious about my health and I myself have worked with vulnerable populations for over 20 years serving the community so I am not anything close to how I have been treated.