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    Oregon Vascular Specialists

    5.0 (5 reviews)
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    The knowledge about my aneurysm was outstanding. Extremely patient and helped us understand all options.

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    Megan Bird, MD

    3.7
    (3 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    Dr. Pendergrass was my gynecologist for over a decade, and I saw Dr. Bird multiple times when Dr. P…read morewas out of the office. When Dr. P told me she wasn't going to be practicing any longer, I nearly broke into hives (more on that later), until she told me that Dr. Bird had agreed to take me as a patient - the relief I felt was like I'd been holding constant tension in my jaw, shoulders and upper back for as long as I could remember and someone just showed me how to relax - the solace I took from that statement sounds outsized, but when you're a female managing a genetic disease that manifests as if it's multiple, individual diseases, it is very hard to find doctors that understand and - this part is so important to me - **listen**. Dr. Bird is empathetic and seems to actually care for her patients' well-being going forward, true preventative/proactive care wherever possible. Reactive care should not be as widespread as it is, but, it's infuriating to deal with when I come across other doctors. Not only was scheduling easy and the staff kind, but they actually knew me, which made me feel better about my care being in their hands. Dr. Bird was always attentive and listened with concern (even when I got off-topic, because, I do that, a lot, especially since medical science has been a special interest of mine since I was a kid). I never felt anyone was being condescending or shaming me for making an appointment, or for needing to be seen. While this seems like it shouldn't need to be said, it's unfortunately more common as one might think. It is also a very big deal for me since, as much as I love medical science as a topic of study in a theoretical sense, I am absolutely terrified of doctors! I had been asking Dr. P if she felt maybe a specific thing was worth trying, and then when she agreed, I panicked. She left the room to get paperwork and less than two minutes later, she returned to find my neck and chest covered in hives - I was intensely concerned that my suggestion would end up being wrong and she'd be disappointed in me. That's how severe my fear of doctors is; even when I'm with a doctor I know and trust, hives can still happen if I get nervous enough. If I have a doctor I know and trust, I won't see another one in the practice - I will wait. I have waited months when I could have had a same-day appt, because I wanted *my* doctor. Dr. P had prepared ahead of time for me to see Dr. Bird and told me that she was patient and nice and would listen to me (pretty sure Dr. P had figured out I was afraid of doctors by this point). Dr. Bird was just as lovely as Dr. P said she would be, and I'm so glad I'm her patient now, instead of trying to find another random gyn that would understand why someone in their late 30s would be in surgical menopause for ~15yrs. Anyone needing a gynecologist would be excellent hands with Dr. Bird - she's knowledgeable, empathetic and understanding.

    Dr. Bird has been managing my hormone therapy for seven years now. While she is extremely busy…read moresplitting her time between Portland and Tualitin, her office assistants are always quick to respond to any concerns about lab scheduling, new medications, dose adjustments or procedure for approving hysterectomy. I haven't had my hysterectomy yet but she's been very efficient and responsive, explaining the risks and the time frame for insurance processing. Her assistant Elizabeth and her colleague Christine, who work in the Portland office while she's in surgery or at the Tualatin office, are kind, thorough, and very helpful. If you have advanced gynecology concerns, or you need gender affirming hormones, Dr Bird is a wonderfully reliable provider.

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    Sports Medicine Oregon

    Sports Medicine Oregon

    2.5
    (2 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    I called one afternoon and made an appointment to see a specialist. To my surprise they had an…read moreappointment the very next morning. I scheduled it for 9:15. Then I spent the rest of my day trying to rearrange my work schedule. Turns out after 5:00, I realized it would be impossible. The next morning I left a message that I couldn't make it. Today I received a bill for 50.00. No one called me back. No one tried to reschedule me. I had a surgery at this location in the past, plus I used the physical therapy there. The doctor I used retired. Maybe they are going downhill.

    Sports Medicine Oregon is a specialty Sports clinic that deals with orthopedic issues with an…read moreemphasis on knee injuries as well as other joint problems. They're also team physicians for the Portland Timbers Football Club (in American parlance, that's a soccer team). I found this clinic via asking around on Yelp and I have not at all been disappointed by the medical service I received from Dr. Edelson. Without getting in to the gory details, I had long suffered from an old ankle injury and only enjoyed a limited use of my right ankle - a problem that kept me from running, jumping, or doing anything really physically active. When the pain overtook the numb immobility of my ankle, I decided to have a specialist look at it. While the OSM site claims that they deal with ankle problems the clinic is much more focused on knee issues, and Dr. Edelson was quick to note that, however upon examination he determined that he would be able to help fix my problem with a relatively simple outpatient procedure at the outpatient surgery clinic next door. My visits to Dr. Edelson, despite the long haul drive out to Tigard, were all good, and now that I'm able to visit him at the branch location in Jeld Wen field (15-20 mins closer to home) everything has been hunky dory. I will follow-up with a review of the good Dr. himself as it would take longer than this space to extoll the virtues of his skilled hand. This is more a review of the SMO clinic itself. My main complaint is the billing hassle with this clinic. Antiquated systems require that I either mail in my bill with a check or credit card written down (what is this the 1980's?) or call in to the office and face a barrage of automated phone menus, which if you call during the lunch our has some cryptic, confusing choices, all of which simply hang up on you. For such a small office they do a great job of making you feel like you're dealing with some ginormous, labyrinthian hospital system. How about getting some online payment options folks? Why do I have to deal with receiving a "your bill is late" snail mail letter when I'm more than happy to pay my bill online immediately (or by phone to someone who will actually ANSWER THE PHONE)? I have the funds right now but do you know how often I actually go to a post office to buy stamps, let alone mail letters? Obviously not fast enough to avoid a "you're late" letter.** Anyway, my rant aside, dealing with every other part of this clinic experience has been good. Great PC's, high-quality medical expertise, super nice, clean facilities with on-site x-ray and MRI... the works. Just bring your billing system into the 20th century (or better yet, the 21st) and we'd have a 5-star rave here. To sum up - OSM is probably one of the best options in PDX if you suffer from knee, orthopedic or joint issues. Just be prepared to spend a bunch of time on the phone or buy some stamps in advance if you want to be able to pay them for it. ________________________________ **I'm not really mad that I got the letter, it's my fault for not paying immediately, but it's their fault for making it so difficult for me to pay them. I've had a filled-out bill sitting on my desk for a week waiting for me to find time to go buy a stamp. I'm under 40 - snail mail is an artifact to me.

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