I had heard good things about this practice, so I was looking forward to my appointment…read more That's when my daughter (who went to the visit with me) and I met Thomas F Schrattenholzer, MD at Legacy Pain Management Center. This doctor did not look at my knee (CRPS) or my back (spinal stenosis, etc.). He did not do any type of exam. Usually, you are asked to walk, bend, flex, etc. This physician did nothing. He stayed across the exam room from me the whole time. During the visit, I was told that because of my insurance (which his office and several other of my medical team accept), none of the treatments they offer for my condition could be done. I went into a pain management office and left demoralized. The condition I have is nicknamed "the suicide disease" because of the amount of physical pain it causes. Thomas F Schrattenholzer, MD at Legacy Pain Management Center, is not a person to go to for pain.

Sounds like "Heidi" needs a new job. And yet, another pain clinic where the medical assistants…read morethink they walk on water. I was looking for a pain specialist. No thanks. Another cookie-cutter carbon copy of a pain clinic with arrogant and lazy staff in which I would hand them their last checks the day after I bought the clinic. I'd also seek a medical malpractice attorney and shove that physician with a lawsuit for irresponsible treatments.

I broke my ankle over the holidays this last year and Dr. Heglwald placed a post in couple of…read morescrews to stabilize my ankle. I have only a very small scar because he did such a great job! I was able to text him questions and text him pictures of how it was healing! Super handy because I'm a diabetic! I was able to text him if it was safe for me to go into the pool while on vacation in Phoenix!

Dr. Hedgewall has been amazing he has fixed a problem that has been painful for over 20 years that…read moreno other provider has ever offered anything to me besides orthotics and gym shoes. Still recovering from the procedure it already feels much better than it has in over 20 years even with the surgical pain so I'm super excited to be able to walk and not be in pain.

Dr. Paul Johnson is a gifted doctor. He is very knowledgeable, and has helped me with chronic pain…read morefor many years. And he has a great sense of humor and is very relatable.

My husband was admitted to 6 center for emergency surgery. He was an inpatient for 4 days. The…read morenurses and ancillary personel were all so very nice and so very helpful. It could not have been a better experience.

awful. was told would be moved to a room which never happened. spent 13 hours in the ER after a…read moremini stroke and then it took 4 hours to process paperwork to let me leave after. they kept forgetting about me and making me wait for HOURS for literally anything

The wait wasn't tooo terrible for an emergency room. I was a little on edge because there was…read moresomeone in the lobby who was seemingly in a state of psychosis and I think they should have helped him immediately, especially because he kept removing his mask and talking (or arguing) to himself. Stephanie helped with a hand/wrist injury from a dog bite and I was so thankful that someone finally listened to me and was provided with the proper medication to give me some small relief until I can see a hand surgeon. Thanks Stephanie, you were one big positive out of the last three physically painful weeks I have had.

My family and I have been waiting for FIVE HOURS to be seen. We have not had a single staff member…read moretalk to us about my mother's very serious injury.

Just saw Dr. Woolley for my wrist.... He is great! Very kind, funny, intelligent and just a joy to…read morehave for a doctor. Gave me all my options then we decided what to do. I went to him after reading Dan D's review and was waiting for a doctor who just hurried me through. But not Dr. Woolley, he spent quite a bit of time with me. I would recommend him to any one in need of a good hand doctor.

I was referred to Dr. Woolley by my PCP for wrist pain in Jan 2011. At the time I went in I had…read morealready had physical therapy with no relief and an MRI. Dr. Woolley said he would not have scheduled an MRI where I had it done. He said the MRI was poorly done and he wasn't able to read it clearly. He said he did not see any tears in my wrist and recommended something on the line of cortisone shots for relief. I went to another doctor the following week for a second opinion who read the same MRI and showed my clearly where there was a TFCC tear. I had surgery in March 2011 and have been pain free ever since.

These guys are as good as it gets. Highly skilled, compassionate, resourceful, and good…read morecommunicators. And so far, none of the ego B.S. too commonly found with other doctors in this field. Need the best? Go see for yourself.

Compass Pain and Wellness provides a variety of care: pain management, medical massage,…read morechiropractic care, physical therapy, and now acupuncture. The quality of care is the best I've had in Portland. All of the staff are professional and welcoming. Dr. Balog is adept at pain management methods without the risk of addiction. Jamin is great with medical massage, very professional and attentive. Brian is the physical therapist and he really knows how to help you get your body back to where you want it to be. He's also very encouraging. Dr. Gentry is attentive and does well with chiropractic care. Kimberly is a great office manager and gets things done while Misael, the medical assistant is gentle and has a nurturing spirit. All of the providers are Doctor level providers. I started going to Compass after a motor vehicle accident when Kaiser wouldn't diagnose my injuries correctly, which means they couldn't treat my injuries adequately. I despise driving downtown but do it because of the high quality care Compass provides. They bill my car insurance company for care using my PIP coverage. Try them out, you won't regret it! I'm almost where I need to be thanks to Compass. My recovery couldn't be better.

Absolute miracle workers! a year or so ago, when my bad knees started to compete for what hurts…read moremost today, I started to worry that bone saws were in my near future. Dr. Balog and I started talking about these stem cell therapies being talked about on social media. Two months ago, we decided to pull that rip cord. O!M!G! While the procedure was expensive (no insurance coverage yet) and not a particularly fun way to spend an afternoon, the results can NOT be argued with. I'll never have 20 year old knees again, but this miracle procedure has reversed time. Not only did I stand up and walk to the car immediately after, but I'd say close to ten years of degeneration has been erased. The other day I was halfway up a flight of stairs before I realized. I can't wait to see how many more years my knees lose and what I can do with them.

Kathy Dodson is the only saving grace for this embarrassing and cruel mess of an office. Dr. Wei…read moreleft, which is good because I've never encountered a neurologist who has no referrals, has no idea who else in this town does what other types of neurology, and who would rather talk about how we both lived in NYC than do his job (which is of an extremely limited scope for someone who is a neurologist). The front desk girl, Elise, weaponized my health issues when I asked to speak to Ms. Dodson (or anyone who knew more than clueless Elise) regarding why she only does migraine botox on Tuesdays, or her assistant Tylor (who has never returned a call in the 4 years I've been going here). I've never had someone at a doctor's office use my health issues against me (to *weaponize* my health concerns is so cruel) and it shook me up. I've been talking to the hospital's HR since then. Guess she didn't know I work as a PI since I don't list it on paperwork, for obvious reasons. I recorded the call. She clearly underestimated me.

My mother was referred to this group that can't even make an appointment until September. This…read morewasted over 3 weeks waiting for the referral to be received etc. they should also invest more into training the phone tech while not rude was beyond unhelpful.

I have been a patient at Baskin Clinic for 11 years and have always been pleased and impressed with…read morethe high level of personalized care, expertise and professionalism (also kindness and respect) that I have received over the years. Dr. Heather is a very skilled physician and I also know she CARES... Rebecca is extremely good at lab work; she is able to draw my blood on the very first try, which is just short of a miracle. (The last time I was at the hospital an ultrasound specialist had to be called in special to use it to find my very tiny veins, and Rebecca can do it on the first try!) I trust Baskin Clinic with my life and look forward to a lifetime of excellent care from a highly qualified clinic. Thank you Dr. Heather and all of Baskin Clinic. I feel very blessed to have them on my side for my medical needs Baskin Clinic is the BEST...

I had high hopes for using this practice. I had a very warm and encouraging conversation with…read moresomeone in May who guided me to write an online inquiry describing what I was looking for in a doctor so they could thoughtfully place me with the appropriate professional. The one who I read had openings was not my first choice, so I was led to believe that another doctor, whose online bio appealed to me, would be shown the form I filled out and I'd get a response. So, I never got a response. I called in June to remind her and was told "the doctor was on vacation" blah blah blah. She promised she would show the doctor my inquiry and I'd hear back either way. This didn't happen. That conversation was on June 5th and it is now over a month later. I give up on this practice. How can you be offering "concierge" medicine which is supposed to devote extra time to patients and completely ignore a potential new patient who is willing to jump in and pay the practice MONTHLY whether being seen or not? Ugh.