I was sent to Dr Harmon due to a bad pap at my primary care. I have a history of cervical cancer. I…read moreonly had the pap at PCP because I'm new to Oregon and finding any care has been difficult. My initial appointment was ok. This must be how she sucks you in. I scheduled follow up for incontinence concerns (prior surgery and experience with this). Also depression/anxiety. I know my body and what I need to have done. Harmon mocked me for needing extra clothes at school like the kids because what I should do is the machine upstairs that fixes all that. She called me dumb for taking a SNRI for years and being pleased with it because that affects libido and everything should be about your libido. She is completely sex crazed and that's all that matters to her is if you're having great sex. She refused to treat my mental health with a prescription that I had been taking successfully for decades. She made me feel really insecure and terrible about myself but this was the only office I could even get in to for some legitimate health issues. I was pressured hard into some procedures that have left me completely numb so my libido went from low to gone. She did this by chiding and making fun. Other things too were pushed hard over insurance-covered things especially the pellet therapy. It was basically gaslighting and abuse that it's taken me a long time to realize. She never addressed my actual concerns. She screwed my hormones up so bad it has taken over a year to recover to a place where a thoughtful doctor can start over. Dr Harmon is preying on women and making a fortune with her trickery and scams. Avoid. I'd give zero stars if it allowed.

LONG BUT PLEASE READ! SAVE YOURSELF & AVOID THIS CLINIC…read more Very disorganized. Rushed. Lack of communication throughout clinic staff and with myself.I spent over 15 minutes with the nurse asking me all of the health history questions I had just spent nearly 20 minutes answering on the phone a day prior. I also spent 30 minutes filling out paperwork before my appointment and answered all of these same questions. A woman poked her head in to say to the nurse that "we needed to move things along because we're already 15 minutes into her appt time and we need to make sure we get her done because the doctor has more appointments coming up". They said this right in front of me, and from this point on my appointment was very rushed and it was very obvious. I was there because I had a visit to the ER the day before and discovered a very large ovarian cyst that was causing me severe pain and bloating. The ER sent the scans to Salem Women's clinic and said I urgently needed to get an appointment. The nurse had zero knowledge of any of this or looked at any of my chart info or scans and asks me "So you're just here for your routine Pap smear?" I had to explain why I was there and she said "oh okay let me see if I can find the scans" Nurse leaves the room and told me to undress. I change into the gown and the nurse opens the door to tell me "Never mind you don't need to get changed". After I had already done so. Why do I no longer need to get undressed to receive the exams I came here for? Because they were more focused on cutting time than providing the care I deserve and need. I was told "okay never mind I guess since you're already undressed" I then hear the entire conversation the nurse and doctor had in the hallway. The nurse said to the doctor "Well sorry, now I feel there's an obligation to do her physical exam since she's already undressed. I was just trying to make less work for you." This is just wrong on so many levels. 1) I can hear you. 2) "Obligation" to do a physical exam on a woman who came from the ER after discovering a large ovarian cyst that is causing me severe pain is unbelievable. I guess doing the proper pelvic and vaginal exam is too much work and takes too much time. I hadn't even met the doctor yet and already felt awful, ignored, and unimportant. Mederline Paul finally comes in, I am once again asked some of the same health history questions, for the fourth time! What is the point of having a health history phone consultation, filling out a packet of paperwork and spending over 15 minutes answering the exact same question with the nurse? Just for the doctor to come in and repeat the same questions. Taking all of my appointment time and then they act stressed and rushed. How does this make sense? Mederline Paul is then typing into the computer as she asks me the same questions. She is condescending and talks down to you. Each time I attempted to talk about why I'm actually here and the amount of pain I was in while sitting there, I was interrupted and told to "hold on". She then asks me "So you're here for your routine exam?" I had to once again explain my ER visit, the large ovarian cyst that is causing me severe pain and that the ER doctor wanted me to urgently see an OB for an exam and to discuss next steps. She is now pushing the idea that I just have an infection and need an antibiotic which is just false. I was never given the space to talk about what's going on and be truly heard. I was in pain and holding back tears. She didn't even bring the scans that the ER sent. I finally received the pap-smear and pelvic exam. She explains nothing, we don't speak about the reason for me being there, she never asked me if I have any questions, tells me to come back in 2 weeks. Says "It was nice meeting you" and then rushes out of the room. It was so painfully obvious the entire time that the goal was to get in and out as fast as possible. I was just another appointment to quickly get through so she can move on with her day.They do not care. Later that same day I was rushed to the ER again from excruciating pain. I later found out that my ovaries had completely twisted and I needed emergency surgery. My ovaries are both bruised and I had a cyst the size of a grapefruit removed. Every hospital nurse and doctor were shocked to hear about how I was treated at Salem Women's clinic. The OB who performed my surgery told me that she would never recommend Salem women's clinic. She hears the most horrible things about them. She told me that each of the OB's cant even perform surgeries. They do not want to offer scans in the clinic. They only want to prescribe medications and do the least amount of work possible. Their focus seems to be aimed at the medspa upstairs rather than providing the basic functions and care that a great OBGYN needs. I would recommend going to a real women's health clinic with OB's & nurses that truly listen, care, communicate, empathize and put the needs of each patient first.

Been treated at Frontier Dermatology in Salem for 3 years for recurring skin cancers. The past 2…read moreyears I have been treated solely by Dr Cassidy Johnston who in my opinion is the best of the all the dermatologists I've seen over the years. She also did a MOHS surgery on my face with good results. Dr Johnston is professional,thorough, on time with her appts all while being pleasant and caring.

Why am I not surprised?…read more First up, a bit of review. A few months ago I called to make an appointment at the Woodburn, OR, facility. In doing so, I was very precise in my communication. I said I only wanted to be seen by a licensed dermatologist, not a physician's assistant (PA). I was assured that would be the case. However, after making the drive from Silverton, OR, and then entering the office immediately I noted the sole provider was a PA. I was not at all happy with that circumstance and politely made that known to the front desk receptionist. I then asked to make an appointment at the Salem, OR location, that time with an M.D. Although the Salem facility, I only later discovered, is staffed also by lots of in residence training D.O.'s . The aforesaid Woodburn receptionist, after some time obviously looking at booking schedules in Salem, said I could see on May 18, 2026, a one particular "doctor." I said OK. Too, based upon some earlier health care related experiences, I stated that when the May appointment date approached, I did not want to receive the usual bunch of texted repetitive appointment reminders. The receptionist's response was twofold. One, an affirmation I'd been removed from that text notification list. Two, that consequently thereafter I would be limited to receive one phone call?voice mail reminder. I replied that both actions were OK with me. I then sent emails of complaint, e.g., from within the Frontier Dermatology website. A while later a female representing Frontier Dermatology left me a voice mail apology for the Woodburn experience., I've retained it, but presently am not inclined to waste more of my time listening to it again. Friday, May 15, mid-afternoon. Still never having received the prior promised phone call/voice mail reminder, and understandably not keen on a repeat of the April 2026 experience, I phoned Frontier Dermatology. When I said I'd never received the prior promised phone/voice mail appointment reminder, in part affirming the prior one made had not been rescheduled as is knownto happen.The reps forthcoming response was: "We'd sent you a text. Did you receive it?" In turn, I replied: (1) Before I arranged to skip texts; (2) Regardless, I'd never received one; (3) Nor the April promised phone call?voice mail. Given how thoroughly disgusted by I am by Frontier Dermatology's manifest repeat scheduling-related ineptitude, by voice on that P.M. phone call officially I cancelled the May 18, 2026, 9:20 A M.prior made appointment. I was, subsequent to the aforementioned April 2026 endeavor at the Woodburn location, nonetheless despite my prior declaration last April in Woodburn, scheduled to be seen by a D.O. in residence training!

Not a very good experience. I agree the front desk support…read moreis not there. physically mocking you as they make their phone calls. Also, a lot of construction, Doctors refusing to see you when you are 9 minutes late. when, they have the entire block torn apart, and you have to wait for the flagger's to let you through the intersection. I am floored, that they are so inflexible, when the entire building is empty, now i don't wonder why at all, is the entire staff is not very accommodating or understanding. i don't think i need someone that is so insensitive helping me make health decisions for myself. Will go somewhere else.

Had a wonderful experience taking my 80 year old mother in today for her 2nd dose of the Pfizer…read morevaccine. Went smoothly, she didn't have to wait long, they kept things very safe and they were friendly. We are thankful for this clinic.

I'm not sure why this clinic has such a bad rap. We truly enjoy this clinic and the staff and…read moredoctors here, however, I will admit, they do need to treat their patients and family better and not make them feel like outsiders by wearing a mask if they are sick, pushing the mask agenda is NOT needed! Dr. Hatler is absolutely amazing!

The doctors are not the issue, it's the very rude receptionists. I've gone days without my…read moreprescriptions because they can't seem to get it together on their end. Prescription approvals never seem to make it to the doctors in a timely manner. I have to call back multiple times reminding them to do their job and when I do, I get attitude as if it's not their fault. They slam the phone down and are never helpful. Please get new receptionists who actually care about patients.