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!

Dr Reynolds is great to work with. I think he's like doctors *used* to be when they took time to…read morework through issues. We look at my lab work together, adjust meds as necessary, we talk about my life at home and how that might be impacting my health, we talk about my wellness activities...both physical and mental. He really does provide holistic healthcare, which I appreciate. I've been seeing Dr Reynolds quarterly for around five years.

Searching for and finding a naturopath is an arduous process but once you know you've found the one…read morewho is right for you, then all is right with the world. The online search began with knowing that I wanted to find someone on the east side and knowing that I wanted a guy. Found him in Dr. John Reynolds, ND. This guy has helped me more than anyone else, including well, everyone. When you're not sick but just dealing with all the little naggy crap related to aging, well... Some of you know how it is. The staff is courteous and respectful. Katie, the office manager, is sweet and always helpful & CJ, the resident MA, gives the best jab this side of the pond. Soon I'll be starting neurofeedback with Dr. Shannon to try to eliminate my migraines, a malady that only developed in the last 5 years. How is that even possible? I'll let you know how it goes. I can't say enough about Dr. Reynolds, his staff, and Oregon Natural Medicine. So if you get the chance, choose them & say enough yourselves.

I have known Dr. O'Shea for years now and am so impressed with him not just as a doctor but also as…read morea gentleman with a kind heart and a fabulous bedside manner. My husband and myself have never been in his office and felt like he didn't want to see us or had to rush out because his life is so busy. As for the quality of work he does... it is phenomenal! I cannot tell you how thrilled I am to see my husband with straight legs and feeling 20 years younger. Had he not gone in and gotten those knees of his replaced when he did, he would have been in a wheelchair within the next few years. I can't even remember anymore, how bad both his legs were from his arthritis. To give a shout out to my husband, he took his part of taking care of his new knee replacements very seriously. Within 9 days of both surgeries he was back to work. I think he thinks he's Superman. He is a great testimony to the work Dr.O'Shea does...if the patient steps up and follows through by doing their part after the surgery. Then there is Lisa, his fabulous assistant. Another great person with a wonderful polite bedside manner. My husband and I are as comfortable seeing her as we are seeing Dr. O'Shea for injection's and post op procedures. What a team the two of them must make doing surgery. Sometime in the future, I too am going to need new knees. You cannot know the comfort I have in knowing at that time I will be very well taken care by a fabulous doctor and his assistant Lisa. Lori

Dr. O'Shea is the best knee doctor. Very knowledgeable, cares about his patients, and makes sure he…read moregives his patients time to ask questions and discuss everything. His staff is also very professional, helpful, and caring

They treat you like a piece of meat. Volume shop with no accountability on the expectation set or…read moreany changes there of. I'm sure capable at the root but they didn't stick the landing in follow up / instilling that trust. Your mileage may vary from mine but I'd avoid Dr Valera and his MA Isaac.

Sanjna Varela, RN administered my allergy test. She was excellent at explaining everything, and it…read morewas actually a very pleasant experience. Dr. Susan Nguyen was kind, professional, knowledgeable and answered all my questions and concerns. The total experience was very good.

I've never had a doctor I've like nearly as much as Dr Pena. Not only is he kind, he really takes…read morethe time to get to know you and what's going on with your life. He really cares about all aspects of your health, and he will advocate for you to get any kind of care that you need, including specialist, referrals, that other doctors may instead act as gatekeepers for. My college age daughter is now also under his care, because I have so consistently been impressed by him. If anyone needs the best PCP ever, I recommend him wholeheartedly.

Dr. Pena is such great doctor. I run a specialty medical clinic and I know what it takes to be as…read moresupportive and profession and easy going all at the same time. Dr. Pena explained a complex issue which allowed me to make a decision based on scientific evidence. I recommend Dr. Pena as a primary care doctor to everybody!

My experience with Dr. Fischer was incredible. Even though he did not treat my issue, he was kind…read moreand compassionate. He referred me to a colleague that does outside of Multnomah Orthopedic.

I wish I could comment about Dr. Mesnier, but I have yet to see her. I can say that Christina her…read morestaff person is unhelpful. Dr. Mesnier is supposed to be a good ankle surgeon and I have been trying to get an appointment since March 2025. Despite a physician referrral, good insurance, an increasingly unstable painful ankle I can barely walk on, an MRI with ligament and tendon tears, and filling out all the online paperwork, I have yet to see her. It's August. Her office cancelled my first two new patient appointments with short notice. Christina hasn't requested my records or MRI scan, even though I filled out and signed a request with my new patient paperwork. Yesterday I asked if she'd received my imaging and she said "No, I haven't requested it because it takes a really long time for them to send it, so it's the patient's responsibility." I told her I have to cancel and reschedule a half day of my own cancer patients for these appointments they keep cancelling, and asked if she could make my appt on a day when that won't happen. Her reply: "It's not my fault if patients need surgery". Nice. It doesn't seem like they want my business, so I guess it's not my fault if I go somewhere else. Dr. Mesnier probably doesn't know this is happening, and unfortunately this review is the only way to communicate with her. I will happily update it and the rating if I end up seeing her and having a good experience!

Dr Burford treats osteoporosis, which is my reason for seeing her. She is a great communicator,…read morevery thorough, and has set up her staff to double check that labs are done before visits. I am impressed with the quality of care she provides. She doesn't make me feel rushed and manages to answer all my questions. I highly recommend her.

Exceptional !! We moved to GA but looking forward to being in touch with her. Dr Burford is a…read more wonderful person and a true professional.

I don't even know where to start about my experience with trying to get in to see Dr. Esmer. I…read morecannot write about his bedside manner or how he is in regards to caring for his patients since I didn't get the chance to. After seeing my primary care dr., she recommended that I see a DO, someone more specialized and with more knowledge and guidance than what she's been able to help with the last few years. After letting my primary care dr. gynecologist, and my outpatient care dr. know what the next move was, they were all on board. My primary care dr. recommended a few DO's she knew personally. Once I got home, I started the process of finding a new dr. Either no one was accepting new patients , they retired, or sadly left town. On June 24th., 2024, I spent several hours with my insurance company and calling numerous clinics and private practices to see if they were accepting new patients: that's when I found Osteopathic PDX. After reading the dr's bio and reading a few positive reviews, I called to see if he was welcoming new patients. Dianne, the office manager, collected some information and put me on the books for Aug 26th., 2024, which was the soonest Monday they could see me since Monday's are my days off. I was shocked and supper bummed that the wait was so long to be seen. I patiently waited for that day to come just to receive a call by Dianne, the morning of having to cancel my apt. due to the dr. not coming into the office that day. Dianne rescheduled the apt., and the soonest Monday was September 1st., 2024. This apt. was then again canceled the day of as well. Although I was not happy, both my primary care and treatment dr. encouraged me to make one last ditch effort in rescheduling another apt. I was thinking "the dr. clearly does not like working on Monday's." Yet again, I was rescheduled for Oct., 21st. Sunday night, I received a voicemail by Dianne saying something to the effect that the dr. had something come up and that my apt. would need to be rescheduled. No. No, I sure will never be "rescheduling" another apt. with this dr., screaming out loud. I've now spent the last 4 months time waiting to be seen by this provider, and rescheduling for a 4th time is something I will not do. Working in the medical field myself, I understand that things come up with dr's and or their staff. Unfortunately, having to move patients around or reschedule them is something that happens from time to time. It personally hurts when I have to make these kind of calls to patients. However, Dianne should've known that this was 3rd cancellation now. There's one thing I know working as a surgical assistant, and that the surgeon I work for and myself would have skipped a lunch break, (as we often do anyway), or come to work an hour early, and or stay an hour later to make it right with that one patient; especially for the one who's been cancelled on one too many times. Dr's and their staff often have that ability to do just that and I wish they would've shown the compassion to do so. Perhaps in the future, when the dr. needs to reschedule the patients, you could color code or have a system in place of how many times you've had to cancel that one particular pt. because every time Dianne would call to cancel my apt., it's like she was unaware that she's now called me 3 times prior cancelling my appointments. I truly felt like she had no care whatsoever for my time spent waiting to be seen. That is was just another day at the office. It's a shame that I even have to write this review. And believe me, it's taken me weeks to think about this. I kept asking myself "should I write a review or should I just let it go?" Something over the course of the last few weeks kept nudging me to do so. Maybe now I will feel better about the situation? Maybe I just needed to write all this to get it off my chest? Because I do patient care, I felt the right thing to do is to let whomever know, who's thinking of becoming a new patient here, make aware of my experience with Osteopathic PDX.

Skillful manual therapy. Kind and caring practitioner…read more Quiet, peaceful office setting. Street parking within a block or so. I had a difficult neck/rib problem and Dr. Esmer helped me quite a bit in a single session. Several other practitioners including a chiropractor had tried but his session helped me turn the corner on that problem. This office bills some health insurance plans; call to ask. I'm able to see him for a $40 copay; I'm used to paying out of pocket for this sort of treatment so I feel very fortunate. Since the pandemic, he is often booked out several weeks to a month, so plan ahead.