Sheer incompetence. I went in for a particular type of scan, and somehow, even though they admitted…read morethat only the name of this scan was on all the paperwork, they put me down for an echo. No mention at all of an echo anywhere; do they not pay attention to the paperwork at all? Of course, their scan person wasn't in, and they couldn't schedule me for it until weeks out, after when I'll be out of town for a while. Zero attempt to squeeze me in due to their error. I would chalk this up to a one-off, but then I remembered that this has happened before! That time I came in and they had no record at all of my appointment on their books. Proper scheduling is the most basic of things for a doctors' office, when people are taking time out of their day to come in. If you value your time, go elsewhere.

Dr. Gandhok is an excellent cardiologist. He found a hidden 80% blocked artery in the back of my…read moreheart. It was a miracle. I did not have chest pains, but I felt like I pulled a muscle under my left shoulder blade. He is very good at diagnosis, and I think he prescribes the right medications. I have had nothing but better health since seeing him.

In 2023 paramedics brought me to the hospital. I didn't die, but they fabricated stories on the…read moremedical chart. The made it look like I was faking since they could not figure out what was wrong. I don't think they realized I had access to that part of the chart. Whoops. I was in a complete autistic shutdown/burnout and they had not a clue. As I mentioned, I didn't die -- but my doctor (the one with the great hair) commanded me to walk -- and not being able to walk was my primary symptom. So, I walked about 10 feet and nearly fell but stumbled back to my bed. They need to do better though, even though -- yes I am alive.

This is a review of the Salem Hospital Outpatient Pharmacy. The front desk person and the…read morepharmacist were both rude and unprofessional, to the point where it was confusing to understand how they could be keeping their jobs. My advice to everyone is to avoid this place if you can, and support other pharmacies where they care about customer service.

Fantastic people working here taking care of me for the past 6 years since I first started having…read moremajor issues; and Dr. G I saw clear back in the 90's; great man/doctor; front desk never had a problem; never had trouble paying and when I run out of my heart medicine they've always given me free samples (like today) to carry me till it arrives through DiscountCanadaDrugs.com.....Katelyn and her associates are just amazing....don't understand why some people are having such problems but those same people are probably my "sucky" neighbors who cause everyone grief....Keep up the great work!

I have cardiomyopathy, A-Fib chronic and I'm in heart failure…read more I first saw Dr. Kamineni 2 years ago. He ordered no blood work, echo cardiagram or EKG. I was shocked! I called and told his assistance that I wanted an echo to compare to the one I had at OHSU in 2023. I also wanted him to check my blood, which he never ordered!! He is hard to understand. He is older and I think with my experience with cardiologist, he is BURNED out! I will never go back to him. Luckily when I went to this last appointment he was in ER surgery and I was seen by Andre PA. HE ordered all blood work. He took his time with me explaining everything. He said he didn't know why I was on so much meds. He took me off 2 of my water pills, 1 of my potassium pills, a heart med I didn't need to be on. Then told me about a specialist that comes from St V. Heart failure clinic in Portland once a month. Referred me to him. Now I've had an echo, right heartcath and gene testing, pulmonary testing and put in the correct heart meds!! Dr. Westerdahl from Portland is in the office once a month and is BY FAR much better than that old Dr. Kamineni. Highly recommend. ​​

Not a place I expected to visit, but turns out, I had a great experience. I'll give you the edited…read moreversion, to make this quick! My surgery was much like a dental procedure. Well, except they did knock me out, and I had to spend one night in the hospital. But you know, not as bad as a root canal at the dentist! There was no pain. Did lots of testing in the weeks before surgery, no big deal. Very nice and very smart people helped me along the way. It has all gone well! I'm totally back to normal... if you consider me normal? PS The TriMet Burnside Bus takes you to this hospital's front door and there is a MAX station within walking distance.

I had a heart transplant at Cedars Sinai in LA due to another hospital in Oregon having their heart…read moretransplant program shut down in 2018. The doctor's and staff at Providence St. Vincent Heart Clinic worked with the other 2 hospital's I was treated by out-of-state over the course of 18 months on the transplant list and now 6 years post heart transplant. They worked as a united team to give me the best care for my unique situation so that I could have somewhere local for my infusions pre-transplant instead of driving or flying for hours North and South. The heart failure and transplant teams were (and still are) encouraging and listen to my needs with care and consideration. I am so thankful for my team. They have taken the greatest care of me!

We have come here many times; office visits and hospital stays and each and every time have had…read morewonderful care. The doctors and staff are thorough, and really work at making sure you get the best care. They explain results and treatment plans so you can make educated decisions. All testing and labs are conveniently done here in one location. Highly recommended!

I had a test in Cardiology today. It went fine and the medical personnel were professional and…read morehelpful. The only draw back here was parking, but even that wasn't so bad, I've certainly experienced way worse. I believe my test results are going to come back as "passed" ...I'm happy about that..but if I have any problems, the staff has instilled confidence that this is a good place to be. Another plus.. the building is beautifully streamlined and it was pleasant to watch the OHSU tram come and go while I waited for my appointment.

Dr. Langer is a excellent hand surgeon, and a great guy. Know's you problems, never rushes you, and…read moreI highly recomend him for any issue involving hands, or fingers. Helped me with a Trigger Finger Problem, and Arthrits in my wrist.

Good luck scheduling an appointment. I've been told twice now that they don't know their own…read moreschedule and to just keep calling back every week till they do. What kind of medical center can't make their own schedule, let alone just flat out not schedule patients because of it.

Dr. Chang has been my son's cardiologist since the day he was born in 2008 and it was discovered…read morethat his tiny heart had an abnormal rhythm. He has always treated us with the upmost compassion and care, as has all the staff at PCCOO. He has worked with various staff members and has never hesitated to refer him to other doctors or clinics when needed. He does his research and will let us know his honest opinions. He's able to relay concerns in a compassionate manner. We are so very thankful to have our son in his care. We have also had the wonderful experience of working with Dr. Kyser. He has always been knowledgeable, compassionate, and kind as well. Both doctors are very patient when answering questions and ensuring that we understand and are satisfied with the level and quality of responses given to us. I have not had one bad incidence at this clinic in the almost 19 years we have gone there. They have always gone above and beyond for my child and I couldn't recommend them more!!

If I could rate this place with negative stars I would. My child went in for POTS testing, Dr Kyser…read morerefused to perform that testing and instead claimed my child was just severely dehydrated for the last 10 years, refused To listen to any evidence to the contrary, made my autistic child cry because of how many times he cut her off when she was trying to speak and sent us on our way. When my child had the actually testing done by a different doctor a few months later, she was found to have fairly severe POTS, not dehydration. I would never recommend someone take their child here, it was a terrible experience. It also took 6 months for them to get the testing they did do back to us, and all they said was "it's normal" and I got zero actual test results which obviously weren't actually normal.

I started coming to this office years ago, back when my first cardiologist moved out of state and I…read moreneeded to find another one. Dr. Sandeep Garg was recommended to me at the time. Every visit with him has been a challenge. He's rude, walks out in the middle of me answering his questions, was incompetent in removing my internal heart monitor, refuses to discuss anything other than plant-based eating and blames everything going on with my heart on my "regular diet" and my weight... I could go on but I think that's enough. My PCP discovered a heart murmur a year ago and asked that I see Dr. Garg to find out what was going on. After an ultrasound verified the murmur, Dr. Garg was ruder than he's ever been and I wrote to the Oregon Clinic to complain. When it recently came time for the annual followup, an appointment was made for me, without my knowledge, with a PA that I had never met. She was polite and tried to be helpful but her specialty is "gerontology" not "cardiology" - I have no idea why I was shuffled off to an underling who did not have any understanding of my heart history. I will be finding a different cardiologist before my next checkup comes around.

I have seen Dr Bannit multiple times. Dr Bannit takes his time to listen to your concerns, ensures…read morethe team follows up on issues, and provides excellent care. His office staff have always been friendly and encouraging.