I'm very grateful to have found Dr.Mark. Not only has my chiropractic care been a great experience…read morebut I've finally had a long overdue progression with a tendon injury that physical therapy alone was not capable of healing. I came to him frustrated and feeling not heard by PT. He has always been open to trying other paths and forms to help his patients be successful with recovery. The time he has put into research into the best ways to help me has not gone unnoticed. Im very grateful. On another note, the office itself in whole work as team and really care about their patients. I can't say enough!

Always great care here. My visit want smoothly with Dr. Brian listening to all of my concerns and…read morethen addressing them all with his full attention. He gave me knowledge on why I was having these issues and what I could do to keep them from coming back. I wont go to anyone else!​​

Beware of this doctor! We had ordered orthopedics and were told if we pay cash and not bill the…read moreinsurance the cost would be $400. However if we do bill our insurance the cost would be $618. We decided to use our insurance because we had met our deductible and therefore our cost was minimal. What he doesn't tell you is the insurance negotiated price is $370.36. At least for our insurance, which payed 90% and we payed $33.00. Each. When I picked up the shoe inserts for my husband and myself they said we owed $618. Total. I stupidly payed because I thought I still had not covered my deductible. I called my insurance and found out I had payed my deductible and not only that, they charged me $1236. Not $618. This is cash by the way!!! I had to dispute the charge at my bank and notified my insurance. My insurance payed them the negotiated price. My problem here is even if they were going to charge me the cash price the cost would have been $400. Each not $618. Each. I wonder how many other patients have been ripped off.

I worked with Laura on a lower back mystery, and she was incredibly thorough and exhaustive. It…read moretook some time to unravel the source issue, but unravel she did, and I left with lots of DIY tools to use in the future. The whole operation is excellent and I have nothing but positive things to say about both the staff and facility.

I normally don't make appointments without reviews however when I looked at their website they…read moreseemed exactly what I needed... and was I right about it !!! Jenny is a gem !!! Three sessions in and I'm dancing out of the practice. My issues, lower back pain due to all sorts including bone spurs. I was in terrible pain. I don't give out 9-10 for pain as yo me those are reserved for when the pain is so bad you don't care if you don't wake up the next time... my back pain at its worse was an 8... close to a 9. I couldn't walk, standing was a nightmare, normal chores such as cooking caused me a lot of energy. In came Jenny and her magical ways ! First session I was achy, but a good achy yet still I wasn't doing much except the given exercises. Next session I actually walked for 30 minutes ! Yes!!! 30 minutes. Yes, I felt it, and yes I had to ease everything else but I walked again. Third session in and I was dancing out. I have a way to go but had to write this review because never have I ever do quickly felt relief from any of my aches (and I'm a pro at pt seeing I've been seeing them since age 10, due to all sorts of inflammation and whatnot). Would I recommend this practice? 110% yes! It's starts with a friendly person on the phone, the receptionist who I will not butcher her unique beautiful name, she's an awesome warm welcome... can't say anything but positive wonderful things about Jenny. She's kind, funny, very serieus and professional about pt and your problems... and she works magic!

My experience at the clinic was very positive until my consultation with Dr. Webb. He seemed to be…read moreknowledgeable enough about my condition, but he was condescending, impatient, and rude.

I went to the physical therapy for help with meralgia paresthetica (numbness in upper thigh). I was…read moregiven exercises to do to help my body be more even on both sides. I was not impressed for the price I paid. It was very expensive. I also went online & found more specific exercises for my condition & they helped more (& free).

My daughter was referred to Gerrit K for treatment of TMJ disorder. I was surprised to hear a…read morePhysical Therapist could treat this disorder so I accompanied her to find out how a PT would treat it. I was immediately impressed by Gerrit and his approach. He took plenty of time to listen to my daughter as she gave her history. It was immediately clear that he is an expert on the subject. He took measurements to assess her current status. He stressed that he favors a holistic approach to treatment. And he started treatment by teaching her a few exercises that she could do to help relax her joints. He was very kind and patient during that process. He was also very perceptive and reflected an understanding of her condition that was beyond the short conversation we had. He left my daughter with written instructions, diagrams, and even videos of how to perform the simple exercises he recommended starting with. We will return in a week to check progress and get additional coaching from Gerrit. I'm greatly optimistic that Gerrit will be able to improve my daughter's condition and looking forward to seeing what develops over the next ten weeks of treatment. The office staff were very kind and helpful and the office is clean, bright, and well equipped. The location is easy to get to and has plenty of parking. It is so difficult to find experienced providers that treat TMJ disorder so we are both extremely grateful to Gerrit for providing the knowledgeable and empathetic care that he gives. I highly recommend Gerrit to anyone suffering from the pain and disruption that results from TMJ disorder.

Ben is awesome at Tanasbourne location in Hillsboro, OR. The orthopedic surgeon could not detect…read morethat my son had a ACL tear but Ben's insistence that there was one made us go back to the doctor and we ended up getting his ACL restoration surgery done. Every PT visit with Ben since the surgery has been awesome for the past year. He provides clear guidelines.

I signed up for VA benefits in 1968 shortly after being honorably discharged from active duty. But…read moreexcept for my student loan benefit I didn't participate in any of their other programs. Mostly because I had excellent medical coverage that was fully paid for by my employer. Back then there were no co-pays, no deductibles... and you could be seen the same day if you needed medical care. Plus, back then the VA hospitals didn't have the greatest reputation so I let some less fortunate Veteran take my slot if they needed care. Fast forward a few decades and I have become a "regular" at the VA when I have medical issues. I did not enlist in the military because I wanted free healthcare for life. But I have to say that considering how things have gone in America these past 20+ years I feel blessed to be a VA client. The Hillsboro clinic is my go-to for routine care and annual physicals. I have a great PCP and the staff there has been consistently amazing. Not some of the staff. All of them, without exception. Every year they draw massive amounts of blood for proactive testing. So a special shout out to the nurses who work in that department. They are sticking hundreds of Veterans ever day and have been doing so for a very long time. So it's about as painless as it gets. And I say that being not all that crazy about needles. My only complaint is that it can take a long time to see my PCP and even longer if he refers me to a specialist. Easily two months. Often considerably longer. I did have a recent health emergency... the first significant health emergency in my overly long life. I had to go to the VA hospital emergency room and they took me in immediately. At midnight. I gave my name, last four and my dob. 30 seconds later a nurse was hooking me up to all sorts of plumbing and literally saved my life. I wrote a review of that facility on Yelp as well. Complaints about the VA or the people who work there? HA! So, while the long waits for care is certainly an issue they are certainly not uncommon especially with the for-profit facilities. I've been on Medicare Advantage (which I pay a LOT for every month) for 15 years but have never used any of those services. The care I receive from the VA meets all my needs so I'm happy. My PCP has waaaay too many patients and the staff at all of these facilities is way overworked. Still, when you show up they treat you like you are the only person in the world. Total professionals one and all. I have never once had a bad or disappointing experience at this clinic or at any VA facility. I am very grateful to the folks who work there and I honestly don't understand what all the griping is about. Maybe it's just that some people would complain if their [FREE!] ice cream was too cold?

I am a US Navy Veteran and every single visit, from seeing Greg in Eligibility to every staff…read moremember & clinician has been outstanding. I was a caregiver for a WWII Veteran and took him here for about a decade before I became eligible and started to visit for my own care. The staff are kind, respectful, efficient and I've never needed to wait more than 15 minutes for anything. I do recognize that they could have more doctors on staff but I get great care & advice from Jake Murgoitio as a Physician Assistant, Pharmacist Eric Ballew and incredible nurses. The Eye Services (Optometry and Ophthalmology) transitioned away from this clinic to the Portland VA Medical Center but I think it was a good way to be more efficient. For any Veteran who is eligible, you will get excellent health care here!

Jennifer is not a good provider. She does not provide good patient care when addressing issues…read morebeyond a general exam. She provides advice that you would get at a natural medical office. Save your time and money, go elsewhere.

This place is super chill. I love it for that. It's easy to get an appointment. I've had good luck…read morewith the NP I see--she listens and takes you seriously. They are never pushy, get your consent for any labs ordered, and don't go crazy and order things that aren't unnecessary. My pocketbook likes them. And it feels like a judgment-free zone. The MA's in the past have been great, but not too keen on the gal who took me in today. Nowhere is perfect but this place is comfortable enough.

The care was OK. They tried different modalities, with seriously mixed results. My hip problem was…read morenot sorted, but I was a bit stronger. The real problem came with the billing. The person in the office mis-coded and sent it to a non-network provider. The billing department promised to fix it THREE TIMES and never did. I overpaid a couple hundred dollars. NEVER TRUST THEM OR THEIR PROMISES.

The intake online questionnaire is difficult for any patient with Dementia. The therapist was…read moresupposed to help my husband with his balance, and the therapist wanted my husband to be there three times a week. Heck, no! More money for ATI.

I worked with Anuja, who I think is some kind of a genius about the body. My injury was long past,…read morebut seeking prevention I sought treatment. She managed to recreate the pain from my injury (only lasted about 18 hrs) without injuring me, doing strength test of all the muscles in the area, found the very weak ones that needed attention, and gave me targeted exercises. Very appreciative of her knowledge and work!

Joe and the entire staff were exceptional. They were professional, kind, and personable while…read moreproviding effective back injury care that can be used in and outside of their facility.

Complete jerks. Left a nasty note on my car for parking in a disabled spot, even though I'm…read moredisabled and my placard was clearly displayed. It was the only open ADA spot in the lot. Note to the owner: Those spots are for ALL DISABLED PEOPLE.

I had a knee replacement over a year ago and experienced previously poor results in obtaining both…read morea desirable range of motion (ROM) and regaining lost strength in the knee. Previous PT at another provider was insufficient to resolve these problems and I felt like the PT provider tried to persuade me to live with these extreme limitations. PT has been progressing well at Westside PT and I'm particularly pleased with the results that I've seen from their Biodex Isokinetic Dynamometer. In an extremely well controlled and measurable structure, I have slowly begun to increase both my strength and ROM, both of which I have been unpleased with from my previous progress. I especially like that I have agency to control how much I push myself instead of relying on the PT provider to arbitrary set those limits. You may want to consider this as an option for knee replacement patients especially if you are experiencing an insufficient return of ROM and strength. It is also highly recommended, by myself, for those that appreciate seeing a well organized, measurable structure to PT. It is still early days and I intend to continue PT for many more weeks but the progress has been both measurable and transformative. I refuse to believe that I must live with the inadequate results of my previous PT failure and this place is helping me to achieve what I know is possible.