I have been with NWPC Happy Vally, Dr. Moses, many years. My care with Dr Moses was consistently "…read moreTop Notch ". Dr Moses retired and my health needs were reduced to a blood vessel specialist/surgeon at OHSU, referred to me by Dr. Moses. Last Week. I was seen by Doctor Davis, and everything, every detail of my visit was " Top Notch! ". Doctor Davis and the entire staff were very pleasantly professional. I explained my health problems, Dr Davis listen, asked questions as he needed, directed his staff to perform specific additional testing and examination as directed. Reviewed the results and returned with directions regarding my specific medication requirements as well as blood testing to follow. I was possibly seen 10 min. after my appointment time, but the care I received was excellent and I fully expect it will continue at this high level in the future.

Dr. Barry Davis is a good listener and a great physician! He seems to really care about his…read morepatients and offers sound advice. I am an RN and will say that he hits all of the high marks in what I am looking for in a physician. We moved here a year ago. It took me a while to find a good physician who was taking new patients. A healthcare worker recommended his office to me. My husband and I both now use him and would highly recommend him. His office staff is very kind and helpful. Lovely location!

Dr Jay Brown saw me late afternoon at Legacy Bridgeport office as my regular primary care doctor…read morewas not available. This was on Dec. 8, 2021. Sorry I missed writing my review earlier. Dr. Brown was the most compassionate doctor I ever met and spent quite some time with me evaluating my throat soreness and hoarseness. He determined that there was an infection and ordered my antibiotics and steroids immediately, so I could pick them up at the pharmacy that evening. After taking the medication for 2 days I felt great and all my symptoms had disappeared. I continued my medication for 7 days as prescribed. Dr. Brown followed up with me via 'Legacy Health" to make sure I was making progress. Dr. Brown is a great listener und I can absolutely recommend his services!

There are some strong opinions here! Resources like Yelp get better and more valuable as more…read morevoices are heard, so I'll add mine. Dr. Brown is the best doctor I've ever seen. I'm not an easy patient. I've got hereditary issues and I'm very active and like to push my limits - and sometimes I push too far. I self-diagnose. I want details. I want sympathy. Dr. Brown listens carefully, answers my questions, offers suggestions on how I can maintain a lifestyle that I enjoy in optimal health, and provides a high standard of care that is all too rare in our current healthcare system. He is very knowledgeable, conscientious and follows through diligently. When Dr Brown changed clinics, I followed him to Legacy Medical Group (requiring a change to my health benefit plan) so that I could continue under his care. It's just my opinion, my experience. And others here are voicing theirs, as they have every right to do. I hope that those reading the reviews of Dr. Brown will consider the context here. There is very little regulation of posts on Yelp. Reviewers are not experts in the field. Reviewers are describing their individual customer service experience. Sometimes doctors must tell people things that they don't want to hear, and that's a tough spot to be in when the ratings come in. So take my review with a grain of salt. And take all the other patient reviews with a grain of salt as well. And kudos to you for doing research. But go beyond the patient reviews. Check out these two articles about patient satisfaction and expertise in our society. Maybe we should go beyond the number of stars a doctor gets and consider what they're basing their ratings on. "But do higher scores on a satisfaction survey translate into better health? So far, the answer seems to be no. A recent study examined patient satisfaction among more than fifty thousand patients over a seven-year period, and two findings were notable. The first was that the most satisfied patients incurred the highest costs. The second was that the most satisfied patients had the highest rates of mortality. While with studies like this one it is always critical to remember that correlation does not equal causation, the data should give us pause. Good medicine, it seems, does not always feel good." - From http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/when-doctors-tell-patients-what-they-dont-want-to-hear "Yes, it's true that experts can make mistakes, as disasters from thalidomide to the Challenger explosion tragically remind us. But mostly, experts have a pretty good batting average compared to laymen: doctors, whatever their errors, seem to do better with most illnesses than faith healers or your Aunt Ginny and her special chicken gut poultice... The death of expertise is a rejection not only of knowledge, but of the ways in which we gain knowledge and learn about things. Fundamentally, it's a rejection of science and rationality, which are the foundations of Western civilization itself." - From http://thefederalist.com/2014/01/17/the-death-of-expertise/

Dr chandran himself is so nice. My dad loves to joke around and dr chandaran doesn't get offended…read moreand actually jokes around with him. My dad has a serious health cond. and I take time off from work to take care of him and take him to appts and my employer requires fmla paperwork to be filled out for the time off. My only complaint is that the fmla papers I needed filled out weren't correctly done. The receptionist Judy, is very rude. I told her what I needed from dr chandran and also highlighted and wrote it down on a post it note and it was not filled out correctly. I explained to her my work does not except doctor notes but she still shoved a doctors note with incorrect info in my face. I asked if anyone else there could fill out the forms correctly since doctor chandran wasn't in the office and she wasn't willing to help me find anyone. Judy is so rude avoid her if you can. If you can't avoid her don't let her stop you from being doctor chandran patient because he is a nice guy and a good doctor. I would give 5 stars but because of Judy it is 3. Hopefully she retires soon!

Dr Winjum is a Knowledgeable and Genuinely caring provider. He is very skilled, direct and yet…read morenon-judgmental. Highest recommendations.

Dr. Song has been my primary care physician since I moved to Oregon five years ago. I found her on…read moreOHSU's excellent web site's patient reviews. She listens, asks good questions and is thorough and gracious. When I've needed a specialist, she has made excellent referrals. She has improved my health. Her staff is cordial and efficient.

Great doctor. Dr. Rath reminds me if the doctor of my childhood; personal, caring, shows interest…read morein you, listens to you, and genuinely cares about meeting your needs as a physician. I never feel that he is rushing with me so he can get to the next patient, and I always feel like he pays attention and listens to every detail of anything I have to tell him. One thing that greatly impressed me was that he diagnosed and treated me for a condition that four different doctors over 17 years had treated as nothing...just from listening to what I said and not discrediting it. If you are looking for a GP, I'd try Dr. Rath, even if you have to get on a waiting list to see him.

I love this doctor! I've been seeing Dr. Erickson since 2015. He is kind, listens to me and my…read moreconcerns, is non-judgemental and never dismisses me without a plan. He's prompt- I'm in and out quickly. No surprises with billing or cost. He is amazing. And his staff are great too. I drive from a different state to come see him- he's that good.

Dr. Erickson & his team took me into his practice, when my previous primary doctor moved out of…read moretown unexpectedly. They all have consistently given such genuinely warm care, that I can't imagine going anywhere else!

I wish I'd found Dr. Sargent 10 years ago. He is amazing. His nurses and the other staff are…read morewonderful as well. He is super kind, has a calm demeanor, listens when you talk, really cares... etc. etc. etc! It doesn't get any better.

I can't say enough good things about the man I've been lucky enough to have as my OB/GYN since…read more1999. He is kind, compassionate, funny and knowledgeable; but not afraid to look something up "just to be sure". He found and treated cancer in me when I was 23. He cared for me through my first pregnancy at 26. He was on-board with my VBaC (successful!) at 36 and was his usual awesome self for me during my journey as a surrogate, but even more importantly, he (and EVERYONE in his office!) were awesome to my intended family; he came to see us when the babies were sent home, and his nurses AND receptionists came to see us the day after the twins were born. He makes you comfortable, and makes you feel truly cared for. Even my husband loves him and (sometimes weirdly) tells me to hug him when I'm going to see him.