I'm disabled and pretty much home bound 24/7. Unable to care for my feet or nails due to my…read moreprevious broken back/neck and spinal injuries causing severe neuropathic issues. My nails are out of control and often getting infected. I called NW FOOT and Ankle and told them I need to have regular nail cutting help and they stated they would take care of me. Come to find out, Dr. Chung, who was nice, just said to come back when my nails are infected and he'll do a small surgery to remove any offending nails which are turning in. I need monthly care by trained medical people to cut my nails, not just go to a nail salon, who have stated that I need medical professionals cutting all my turned in nails. I spent a huge amount of energy, travel and $40 copay to go to NW Foot and they didnt help me the way they said they would when I originally spoke with them. David S. Chung is probably great for nail bed surgery, but nothing more.

I go to see Dr Chung for regular foot care. He is really, really outstanding: knowledgeable,…read morecaring, competent. I recommend him to all my friends & colleagues.

Beware of this doctor! We had ordered orthopedics and were told if we pay cash and not bill the…read moreinsurance the cost would be $400. However if we do bill our insurance the cost would be $618. We decided to use our insurance because we had met our deductible and therefore our cost was minimal. What he doesn't tell you is the insurance negotiated price is $370.36. At least for our insurance, which payed 90% and we payed $33.00. Each. When I picked up the shoe inserts for my husband and myself they said we owed $618. Total. I stupidly payed because I thought I still had not covered my deductible. I called my insurance and found out I had payed my deductible and not only that, they charged me $1236. Not $618. This is cash by the way!!! I had to dispute the charge at my bank and notified my insurance. My insurance payed them the negotiated price. My problem here is even if they were going to charge me the cash price the cost would have been $400. Each not $618. Each. I wonder how many other patients have been ripped off.

*******Updated: Yes still trying to get my money back from this surgical center. I am now in the…read moreprocess of getting a lawyer Through my company in order to take legal action against this facility!!**** BE WARNED DO NOT TRUST THIS FACILITY!!!!!! I truly wish I could give 0 stars to this place. It's now 5 months after my surgery they made me pay over $2600 up front 10 minutes before my surgery was scheduled to happen. I had no choice but to put it on a credit card. It's now 5 months later and they have never turned in those charges to my insurance. My insurance says they're now out of network after they changed ownership And my insurance cannot force them to turn in those charges. They are choosing not to turn in those charges to my insurance for some reason. That's because I am over Max out of pocket right now not counting those charges and they will have to pay me back. So I have all the paperwork now from that date and all the charges fortunately it took me over 2 months to get it however. I was just told this morning that I now have to turn in all this paperwork that fortunately I do have so that they can charge Cornell surgery center. Whatever you do don't get a surgery here unless you wanna be frustrated because they won't turn in your charges to your insurance and they will force you to pay up front for your surgery!!!!!!!

Dr. Balog is wonderful - he is kind and compassionate, takes his time explaining the procedure, and…read moreis thorough and efficient in his technique. The facet injection he completed gave me 5 months of relief. Definitely going back for a follow up injection.

Folks, this review is for the 3rd floor doctors offices. I have been an active patient for over 10…read moreyears. Like all medical professionals, this place is busy and has always been there when needed. Dr. Pitta has been very attentive to my borderline high blood pressure and made good assessments. The front staff is friendly and helpful without feeling rushed. When I call in for an appointment, they can usually get me into another doctor or make a suggestion. Dr. Pitta is the kind of person that will wave to you in the hallway. She asked probing questions and really that's the time to listen. I'm very happy Tanasborne is on my team.

They do their best to get you in and out quickly. Staff that…read morechecks people in need to be more professional. Medical staff are capable and caring but the front staff needs more training. Security guard directs you as if you've never seen a medical office before or are an inmate at the county jail. In the waiting room, you shouldn't be hearing the staff gossip and curse.

Dr. Williams is very knowledgeable and personable. I see every him few months for attention to some…read morelong standing foot issues. He provides a range of services from routine podiatry care to surgery. His front desk staff and assistants are professional and communication appears to be very good. The office is conveniently located and parking is abundant. I highly recommend Dr. Williams for podiatry care.

Useless and rude. They didn't know what they were doing and took a long time to get there. You'd…read morehave more luck asking a crow to help you

This doctor declined to give me more information after my surgery when I asked, and as a result I…read morereinjured my foot. He said in his notes that I did not want certain options to protect my foot while it healed. He actually had not made me aware of my options. He was visibly annoyed. In an accusing manner, he asked if he could trust me to use the equipment. I was confused. I was getting two messages at once. I see that Legacy states that they are committed to transparency, and that they post all reviews. They are aware of these issues with this doctor, and flat out denied that any of my statemented experiences about my appointments happened. Legacy is at fault for this. I do not believe that this was a first offense, as he seemed oddly defensive about my requests for more information. I got no information at all about how to use my equipment, other than that I should use it, i.e. I was not told whether to wear it all night or not. I told the doctor I did not want pain medicine, and he also seemed not to listen to this. All of these errors were avoidable. If he just did the job plainly in front of him, such as giving information and communicating plainly vs accusingly, I would not have a reinjury, and would not have a reason to distrust Legacy.

My primary care provider referred me to Urgent because I was having difficulty breathing, not due…read moreto COVID. The providers were very thorough. They were just supposed to listen to my heart, but they also did an EKG and an X-Ray. They also did a COVID test, and were very kind, even though my anxiety was elevated. I was only there for two hours. If you want to be out of there as quickly as possible, I recommend going to their website and reserving your spot. The appointment I reserved was for noon and I was seen ten minutes later.

The name of this practice is "Immediate" Care, but you should know that on your bill it will turn…read moreup as "Emergency Department." It will NOT be categorized as "urgent" care. I have visited a few places, more than once, for flu, strep, etc. and every time the bill shows "Emergency Department" if I go to Providence Tanasbourne Immediate care. Look at your statements. They will be billing about $400 to your insurance company for a visit, and then some.

Re Labwork: I stopped by on 3/19/25 at 10am to have follow…read moreup fasting bloodwork drawn. (I was told on 3/18/25 by my DR to show up, check in and my Dr's tech would draw blood.) In the past two years, I have been to this location for lab work at least twice. I have never had to wait more than 15 minutes. Today I was told for "walk in" labs it would be at least an hours wait. I could not wait, since I had a previously scheduled dentist appointment. I know my Doctors office moved from floor 2 to the first floor a couple weeks ago and the "bugs" have not been worked out yet. I feel the move has not been efficient for this office. Lab blood draw wait times of over an hour are unacceptable in my opinion. At this time I would not recommend having labs done at this office. I hope they work this out!!

For OHSU Immediate Care Beaverton…read more Writing this review is challenging for me, as I deeply respect the healthcare profession. On 4/16, Daryl Plotzker examined my daughter and me. Following the examination, Daryl informed us that there were no indications for antibiotic treatment. I respectfully questioned this decision, explaining that my daughter's symptoms worsened at night and had been progressively more difficult to manage with at home remedies - a situation we have experienced before. I emphasized that our visit was not impulsive; we had waited eight days to seek medical care. Despite this, we were not provided any treatment or antibiotics. Within hours, we sought care at another immediate care facility where a different healthcare provider diagnosed my daughter with pneumonia. Ten days after our visit to OHSU Immediate Care in Beaverton, I visited a new urgent care facility where the doctor identified the most severe ear infection (in both ears) he had ever encountered. I plan to contact Patient Advocacy Relations in hopes this does not happen to another family again.