This review is for my experience with Oregon Clinic Cardiology which is located on the 4th floor of…read morethe Medical Center. The medical center is easily navigated, with a volunteer near the entrance to help you find what you're looking for. Parking is usually easy to obtain although it can be crowded depending on the time of day and the day of the week that one is visiting the medical center. The restrooms are clean and fully stocked. The center itself is neat and clean. Oregon Clinic Cardiology is difficult to contact, with return calls often not addressing what the message was. My own cardiologist has been a challenge to work with but the facility itself is decent. I hope that Oregon Clinic Cardiology can take a "customer service note" from Legacy and up their game to match my experience with Legacy's excellent customer service.

I've had three surgeries at this hospital, two knee replacements and a hip replacements. The pre…read moresurgery appointments all went well, the rooms are nice, and most important, they have a great ventilation system. This is critical which in preventing the spread of airborn bacteria, the main reason I drive this far for the surgeries. Recently had my hip replaced and had worked out prior with my doctor and insurance, that when I as released the nurses would facilitate the necessary home care and PT. Even though I did everything possible to ensure this was arranged prior, when I was released, there was a never ending conversation, disagreement and push back Between the nurses, surgical assistant, PT and OT. Unbelievably upsetting for me who was being released and going home to an empty house! The agency they selected, without telling me there were other options, only provided PT and OT, no home service care which was the top priority. Home service meant help with showering, getting up, light meals. To make matters worse, it took the agency they chose several days to call me, then sent over an evaluator first, and it was this person who finally explained that they don't provide the service I needed! He went on to explain that other agencies did and that I had a choice. At this point, I was 8 days post surgery!!!! So the care I needed then, was no longer needed when I was given this info. And if I decided to go with another agency, it would take several days to submit the order and wait for another evaluator. Then more days to receive care. Come on, Legacy, do better! You only cared about me while I was in your facility and your goal was to get me released regardless of my post surgery needs. It was your job to facilitate this, to let me know I had options and let me choose the option that best met my needs so that I had the proper care for the best recovery. Now that I am educated from having gone through this experience, I will make sure anyone I know who requires this assistance is armed with the information. Thanks to the kindness of neighbors who came Over every morning, noon, and night - helping me up, bringing me food, staying in my house while I showered - I got through those first really hard days and I'm on my way to recovery.

I don't know about other reviews, but my experience here has been amazing. Every single person I…read morehave dealt with is fantastic - and caring - which is rare these days. Dr.Puskas is amazing - made sure I was well taken care of before and after surgery. If you need shoulder surgery - he is the best.

The surgery I had here in 2018 somehow fell apart, so I needed it done again. If I had any…read morealternatives, I would be crazy to go back to this clinic - but since I don't, I went to them again. I already knew before I even got started that I needed surgery, but I still had to go through FIVE appointments just to get the surgery scheduled. This stretched out for well over a month, with me being in pain the whole time. Every time I needed an appointment, I had to call them, talk my way past a useless robot, and then get put on hold for an obscenely long time. Then at the office, they kept me waiting 30-60 minutes past my scheduled appointment time every time. Maybe your office wouldn't be so hopelessly swamped if you didn't force people to go through a ridiculous number of unnecessary appointments. When I finally got the surgery scheduled, I had to go to a hospital very far away in Oregon City, even though there are plenty of closer options, and communication on the day before the surgery was not as clear as it should have been. On the day of the procedure, I was forced to wait outside in the cold and then walk a long distance around the outside of the hospital, while starving, all because of blatantly wrong signage on the hospital. After the surgery, they referred me to physical therapy, who refused to take my insurance even though it is a division of the same company, forcing me to enter another round of phone tag and ultimately figure PT out on my own. They gave me a brace with pads that fall off way too easily, and told me that I was required to wear it everywhere at all times. Well surprise surprise, some of the pads got lost. When I called them to ask for help replacing the pads, they were unable to help, leaving metal digging directly into my skin. I ultimately had to remake the pads myself using supplies from a crafts store. They also failed to provide me with the crutches I needed, and I had to supply my own. I needed multiple doctor's notes for my work and for the Employment Office. Are you sitting down? ROC charges you $30 every time you need a note. My insurance already paid them over $60,000, but why miss yet another opportunity to nickel-and-dime patients and kick us when we are down? I think this is disgusting and greedy (although it is not illegal). ROC subjected me to every hassle they possibly can. This experience was extremely stressful, and the whole process could have been completed in just the time it took for the surgery to be scheduled.

Amazing place....I can trust this doctor danny sadaka....he knows what he's doing and his…read morestaff....they have helped my smile forever......why go any where else....GIVE THEM A TRY.....YOU WILL BE VERY HAPPY YOU DID!

Butcher shop. My son was referred here by our dentist. for his wisdom teeth. They just ripped his…read moreteeth out without putting him under or waiting for the numbing to take effect. This place needs to get sued.

I had a neck fusion March 19th 2018. I had migraines, numbness and arm pain to the point where I…read morecould hardly write my name. Dr. Timothy Keenen did a neck fusion in the front and back of my neck. It is now August 14th 2018 and I feel great. No headaches, no arm numbness and pain. I am able to journal every day and am back to doing my art work. Praise God Thank you Dr. Keenen

I had 2 previous back surguries that were unsuccessful. I was in a great deal of pain and living on…read morevery debilitating drugs. I was looking for a second opinion about what to do next, when I was refered to Dr. Keenen. After reading the many negative comments about spinal fusion, I was reticent to choose that procedure. Dr. Keenen listened to my history and my concerns. He presented the options clearly and made sure I understood, for the first time, the risks and benefits of each. He presented a timeline of events post surgery. He used my MRI, back models of spinal fusion and video to explain the procedure. I decided to move forward with the spinal fusion in November 2017. It has now been a year since my surgery. My results, both short and long term, were exactly as predicted by Dr. Keenen. I'm extremely pleased with the outcome and with getting my life back. I'm grateful to Dr. Keenen and his staff for their knowledge, expertise and compassion.

I had multiple people recommend Dr Gorin and I'm so glad I listened. Very professional with…read moreexceptional bedside manners. I highly recommend.

From start to finish Dr Gorin was very professional and available to his patients 24/7. His…read moreresponse time was amazing, and that made me feel comfortable knowing I could ask him anything about my surgery at anytime. He came recommended and I was not disappointed. Thanks Doc and your team! -Melissa

A Cautionary Story -- What I Wish I'd Known Before My Breast Augmentation…read more In 2022, I finally decided to get my breast augmentation -- something I had dreamed about for years. I did my research carefully and chose this clinic because the surgeon promoted a "unique technique" that supposedly eliminates the need for a post-surgical compression bra during recovery. That promise was a huge part of why I trusted him with my body. At first, everything seemed fine. But once the swelling settled and I began to really look at my results, I noticed something was off. My left breast had shifted far to the side -- so much that when I lie flat, it literally slides toward the outer edge of my body. Standing up without a bra, my breasts sit noticeably wide apart. When I put on a bra and pull them together, I love the look. But without it, the symmetry and shape are disappointing -- and completely opposite of what I was told to expect. When I shared my concern during my final follow-up, the surgeon brushed it off with, "Side boob is a good look." Maybe for some women it is, but not when one breast has migrated halfway toward my armpit. That's not style -- that's structure gone wrong. I waited a few years to be sure my body had healed before reaching out again, hoping for an honest conversation about possible correction. Instead, I was told I'd have to pay $190 just for a consultation -- and that they don't offer complimentary post-surgery implant checks, even years later. I had assumed they would at least verify that the implants were still properly positioned and safe. For context, most women are required to wear a post-surgical compression bra (a supportive medical garment that holds the implants in place and helps the chest heal evenly). I wasn't asked to wear one because the surgeon claimed his "no-bra recovery method" made it unnecessary. In hindsight, I wish I had worn one anyway -- it might have prevented my outcome.

I've been considering a breast augmentation for years now. Last year, I consulted other doctors in…read morethe area, but they didn't feel right. I thought I had found my doctor after reading the raving reviews and looking at the before and after gallery. When I initially called to make an appointment, Espirt's phones were down. I filled out an online form on their website and got a call back later that day. The woman on the phone was pleasant and scheduled me in. All was good until she asked for the $200 consultation fee - the most expensive fee of any of the other doctors I researched and consulted. The day of my consultation I get a phone call from the receptionist informing me that their 3D imaging is down and I could either reschedule or come in regardless and not get the imaging. I wanted to get the imaging, especially at the $200 consultation fee price, so I rescheduled. The day of my rescheduled consultation I get another phone call from the receptionist saying again that their 3d imaging is down and I can reschedule or come in. I'm a busy mom of two young kids, as any mother knows, it's tough enough to schedule appointments yet alone rescheduling. I decided to keep the appointment and meet with Dr. Connall. Day of my consultation I was greeted by a friendly receptionist. I filled out some paperwork and a nurse brought me back to the consultation room. The nurse was very warm and pleasant (the best interaction I had that day). Dr. Connall was professional and thorough during the consultation and answered my questions however, of all the doctors I've seen he was the only one that recommended a small implant with fat grafting - the cost of two procedures instead of one. Additionally, said I could come in again a year down the road and increase my breast size with another procedure. So, instead of one standard breast augmentation I was looking at 3 to get my desired results. Initially, I liked the idea of fat grafting as I do have some fat tissue to lose, but hindsight I feel like it was an up-sale tactic with the 3 procedures. After the consultation, I was brought into the scheduling room to book surgery. I was interested in getting on the schedule to then go home and talk it over with my husband. I was not told there was a $250 surgery scheduling fee, as my card was charged that same day. So now I'm 450 with Espirt with no 3d imaging and a procedure I didn't intend on getting. I decided to continue with the surgery, as i was excited to finally get my breasts done. On the day of the pre op appointment, I met with a nurse first and as she was going over my notes, she stated I was getting implants and liposuction (not fat grafting). I corrected her and said Dr Connall wanted to do fat grafting in addition to the implant. Another red flag that my surgery was incorrectly written in my file. This led to me having to now get a mammogram because of my age - this was NOT mentioned to me during the consultation by Dr Connall, the nurse or the scheduling secretary. Because of my age, my insurance won't cover a mammogram and it would be an additional 300-500 out of pocket. At this point, I get a huge rush of anxiety. I would not have scheduled the surgery had I'd known I'd have to get a mammogram. There were too many red flags, too chaotic, unorganized, non transparent and sneaky that I decided not to move forward with the surgery. Ultimately, I want to feel safe with the doctor and staff when I'm going under on anesthesia. I want to feel confident that I'm safe, I'll attain my desired results and I want to feel more than I'm just a monetary value. Due to my concerns listed above, we asked for at least my $250, as there was no way I felt safe or valued to go under the knife with them. Dr. Connall refused to refund the $250. He offered to pay for the mammogram, but we explained to him all the red flags and he didn't budge. Dr. Connall refusing to at least refund the $250 is so telling of his character and the Espirt practice. I wouldn't recommend Espirt or Dr. Connall and staff to anyone. I would run far in another direction, as there are competent and compassionate surgeons in the area. Save yourself the $200 consultation fee and just cross this doctor off your list. Best of luck to you reading this review in search of a plastic surgeon!

I have been going to Dr. Huebert for at least 10 years and consider him a magician with his…read moreneedles. He is also an extremely knowledgeable osteopath. I trust him explicitly. In addition, his current staff is the best of any clinic/hospital I go to. At 76 years old and having lived an extremely rough life as a farmer, I have had plenty of worn out and otherwise injured body parts and Dr. Huebert always has a way to fix me up. I am so glad I was referred to him by my PCP. He is top notch. For reference, I was an Army medic and have multiple university degrees in science and engineering so I am certainly in a position to notice medical excellence when I see it.

Dr Huebert was the only doctor in the Portland area that could get my husband in for a lumbar…read moreinjection while we fought with insurance to get an MRI. My husband was 10/10 on the pain scale for days and we were desparate. The injection worked immediately and was a life saver. Yes, Dr. Jimmy may be a cowboy but he knows what he's doing and he'll be the frst to try new FDA approved technologies. His curiosity and willingness to try new things is exceptional. If you are looking for someone conservative, he is not for you. I then saw Dr. Jimmy myself for back pain due to a car accident. He got me an MRI ASAP whereas I had been given the run around from my PCP and insurance. He started me on some experimental non invasive peptides which made me feel better immediately and gave me a lumbar injection. we were trying to avoid surgery, but ultimately after 8 months my herniated disc was causing muscle paralysis so I ended up with surgery, but he helped me through the process and continues to be a part of my care team. He is a compassionate man, a little loosy gooat on staffing and offerings, but if you are open to trying new things, he's worth checking out.

This place if aweful! No caring or respect from doctors. Had one seizure in my 30s, and before any…read moretesting i was told on initial visit that I needed to be put on meds. Second appoitnment meds. Didn't want to accept the fact that cannabis is legal, having had a medical card. This dinosaur of a Doc told me that cannabis was causing my seizures. I am a son of a anesthesiologist, who passed away and now building my own life. Unforutuanly I am on ohp. Now I am treated like scum and the Doc would rather chat about politics and his beliefs then tell me what is going on with my brain!! I believe this place should be condemned! No star to one.. Only bc office tech was sweet! And seemed to know more then the degenerate Doctor!!

I have been an Epilepsy patient at Oregon Neurology in Springfield for about 8 years. My experience…read morehad been great until my doctor left the office and I was forced to see someone else. Unfortunately, the new women I saw were not personable to the very least and were never there when I was desperate for help. Anyone with epilepsy knows that life can be very unexpected and scary. It's been 2 weeks since the emergency room and I have still not heard from that doctor. I am officially saying good bye!

I am so happy I went with Dr. Hu. It's so hard to find someone to trust with cosmetic procedures…read more The staff was so friendly and helpful. Hu did an amazing job and my face healed perfectly. I couldn't be more happy. I highly recommend her. Thank you!!!!!!

I absolutely love Dr. Hu and her team. The knowledge, kindness, the professionalism is outstanding…read more The team is so welcoming. I have worked closely with Dr. Hu and her PA Andrea with my double mastectomy and reconstruction. They both held my hand through three process and was always there for me when I has any questions or concerns. I highly, highly recommend this team.