Dr Puziss is a very knowledgeable and thorough doctor who can help navigate Federal OWCP claims.read more

This doctor little old guy is great I believe he is for a patient listens to a patient and not…read morepushy to move on to next patient .however unfortunately the front office is in need of help with attitude and manors .apparently they don't understand the patient or patients keep them employed

Dr. Puskas has treated me for many years. First with a triple compound fracture of an ankle and…read moreseveral steroid knee shots. EXTREMELY professional and caring. Extraordinary healing from each. STAY AWAY FROM PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS. Bad experiences twice.

For those looking for a good orthopedic practice. Do not use ROC if you do not need surgery. Made…read morean appointment with Dr. Cole regarding my knee. Left in a room for 45 min. Dr. Cole spent maybe 7 minutes with me. He recommended a brace and sent me to a durable medical equipment (DME) company. I was measured for a custom brace, but the DME company needed updated orders from Dr. Cole to bill my insurance. DME representative started working with an individual at ROC, then the communication went silent. Roughly a month later we learned that the ROC representative resigned and no one monitored her emails. Found a second person to talk to at ROC and they have now gone silent. Finally reached Dr. Cole's MA and he has now gone silent. Original appointment was in June. It's now August and we (me and DME company) still have not received a response from ROC or Dr. Coles office with a response to a very simple question. I still do not have my brace. This is beyond horrible. There are many good orthopedic alternatives.

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.

Have been going there for several years for injections in my knees. Sheri Cameron is wonderful…read more professional and caring. Everyone one from the receptionists to the assistants are very helpful.

One of the aspects I look for of any business where you need to make an appointment is how easy is…read moreit to make that appointment. I was dreading making an appointment with a specialist before calling sports medicine Oregon. To my surprise making the appointment online was incredibly easy and I was able to complete everything without any need to call and speak to anybody. That was awesome! I don't have a lot of time in my day to call and go through the endless back-and-forth of trying to find a date which works. Of course with any medical provider the equality of service is the most important piece. I felt as if the doctor took the time to understand my problem and to learn what activities I wanted to get back to that I wasn't able to. He suggested physical therapy exercises that I may not have tried before and quickly made a referral to get an MRI after I told him all of the different things I had tried before coming to see them. While no one wants to go see a doctor, if you do need to see a sports medicine doctor, this is the place to go.

very upset My daughter Ellianna H comes in on 9/4/25 with…read moreSWOLLEN lymph nodes and tonsils and other symptoms was seen by Ryan Plank And was told in 20 minutes She had a virus COLD and to rest and eat SOUP She missed 2 days of school TOday my husband takes Ellianna back to urgent care but this time at tanasborne 9/7/25. SHE HAS TONSILLITIS and SINUS INFECTION AND FINALLY given antibiotics Reeds crossing urgent care You used to be GREAT Now you just STINK You see many patients Take your Time and be more compassionate You think people have time to keep coming back They DON'T Do a BETTER JOB I will be calling and talking to your quality manager and calling my insurance company about your payment that you will not be getting from them STOP MSS DIAGNOSING

Excellent care and a quick visit! I went in on a walk-in basis and was seen very quickly.read more

Dr. Gardner is a nice enough guy but wants to chit-chat too much. He is chronically late for…read moreappointments; even first thing in the morning. Office staff is horrible. They never answer the phone. They are horrible about refilling prescriptions and getting back to the pharmacy. Very unprofessional.

I have been a patient of Dr. Gardner's for many years, more than a decade. I am now well into my…read more70's. I have received the most excellent care through out. He has helped me overcome hypertension, swelling in my legs, he takes my ECGs. He has ordered tests for blood work, and cholesterol screening. He has in-clinic capabilities for most of this. He has treated and cured me of gout. He proactively changed my triglyceride prescription to a new one that has been FDA cleared for proven longevity. Only once he momentarily paused to formulate an answer to my existential question, "How will I know if I will live longer on this new med?" I withdrew the question - It dawned on me that I would know because thanks to his expertise, I would still be here next year and for years after to ask these eclectic questions. He is deeply knowledgeable of general medicine and answers all my questions in detail. I am so grateful for him and his medicine.

Best clinic ever. genuine and friendly staff. They provide every kind of help from getting a…read morephysical to primary care health to Sleep Study to getting IUD. They have therapist that do appointments over Zoom or in person in the clinic. Emily Heath is my doctor and she is absolutely fantastic in every way. She spends time with you she remembers who you are. She is very knowledgeable and takes your issues seriously. I've never had a better doctor in my 50 years of life.

Spineless and illegal billing practices. They upcode and overbill your insurance company while…read moreyou're not looking. Report them to the Oregon DOJ.

I came in for blood pressure issues that were causing me extreme anxiety (8 months postpartum). I…read morecouldn't get in to see my PCP so after an anxiety attack from my blood pressure being elevated (I continuously monitor at home 168/91) I went to the Urgent Care. Dr Leaf was very empathetic, and I feel like he did listen to my concerns. He prescribed me a short-term anti-anxiety medication to help get me through my mental anguish and reassured me that while my blood pressure *is* high that I am not "in crisis" and agreed that my anxiety about it being high was only making it worse. Here it is a month later and I am happy to report that my blood pressure has significantly reduced due to my anxiety being under control. I'm regularly getting 138/80 readings which are still a tiny bit elevated but nowhere near where they were which does make me feel a lot better. Thank you!

Blame the patient. Blame the insurance company…read more Take no responsibility. Because I couldn't get in to see my regular doctor, I went to UrgentCare for a rash I needed cleared up asap. The doctor was pleasant enough and I was able to get some meds that helped the issue (not completely, though, and it did return). The issue was the billing. Then the complete absence of customer care. When I went in, I asked how much the visit would cost and was quoted a number. I then verified this a couple of times, all with the same answer. So, imagine my surprise upon receiving a bill for almost double what I'd already paid! I called the office and was told they would *not* honor the quote I was given. When I asked why, I was told it's not their policy and that I should have read the policy document more thoroughly. (More about that below.) Eventually, I spoke with Dr. Leaf who apologized that his office staff did not provide the proper information and that he would work on training them better. OK, that's a good start. But what would he do for my situation? Would he honor the quote the office manager gave me (multiple times)? That's when he started getting pretty hostile. He changed tactics and accused me multiple times of misunderstanding the staff. Multiple times, I repeated that my husband was there with me and heard the conversation. When that didn't work, he changed tactics again and blamed me for signing the policy document saying that I should have read it more thoroughly. Here's what I pointed out to him . . . . When a person comes in to an urgent care center, their main concern isn't paperwork. Their main concern is getting help with an urgent medical issue they are facing, and they aren't always in a mental state to absorb the plethora of legalese built into a policy document. Knowing this happens was the main reason I asked for a quote - and verified it several times. He knows this too, but it's easier to take advantage of someone in a desperate situation. I pushed again and asked if he would resubmit the paperwork and honor the quote. Again, he refused, this time stating he couldn't according to his policy with the insurance company. Interestingly, when I spoke with an insurance agent (not a CS rep), she told me 1) yes, he could have honored the quote I was given, and 2) alternately, he could have submitted a corrected claim. Overall, I was shocked at the hostility I faced from the office staff who blamed me for signing the policy statement to the doctor who accused me of first misunderstanding, then not reading the document. And shocked at the lack of customer service. Sad that it came down to blaming the patient for trusting the office manager and an unwillingness to make the situation right.