I have been here a few times, It is off the main drag of a…read moreroad so it is easy to find. Luckily it is also set far enough away from the light so it's easy enough to get onto the street you need. They have a large mostly open parking lot. You go in the front door and immediately see the receptionist's booths there is plenty of them there to check people in. The ones I talked to were very friendly and engaging. The waiting areas are broken up so each office has an area for you to wait at. The nurses and doctors are very kind and listened to what I had to say and made a point to ask and answer any questions I had. I do recommend this place if it is one of the places your looking at

After over an hour on hold, the operator picked up the call. Turns out to be a call center, which…read morethen took my request to MAKE a follow-up appointment with a MD there. One week later I received a message that they had called back. I returned the call to the # left, only to be put back in the line to await a return call. A total waste of time. Dr.Feller is a good physician, but the hospital is a joke. I'll drive to Portland and go to Mercy.

So I had PT for a shoulder injury. I work at a doctors office. It is nice to see that their office…read moreis working with pts and COVID standards. Face mask required. Temp checked at the door. Series of questions asked and answered. There is a young man set up at the front taking care of all these protocols. Then waiting area is nicely spaced. While waiting for my therapist I would watch the same young man from the front door go over and clean and sanitize gym equipment stations. He would flip a sign on each piece to show it had been cleaned. Bryan is my physical therapist. Very friendly. He spent a good deal of time getting to the root of the injury and finding the right ways to strengthen and improve my shoulder. He gave me home exercises to do until I return and advised to not over do it.

The front desk staff was super efficient…read more The PA was very nice. The flow of traffic in the building is smooth. For me, the actual doctor is where it all fell apart. After waiting AN HOUR after my scheduled appointment time, he burst into the room, no introduction, and immediately started reading off my chart about what hurt on me where. A quick pull and push on my arm, and he declared I had tendonitis. "Do you want a steroid shot or an MRI?" Then a nurse opened the door, told him he had a call, and he abruptly left. He reappeared ten minutes later asking me if I had decided on the steroid shot or the MRI, strongly suggesting I go with the steroid shot, and that I could always set-up an MRI later. I tried to ask about the growth inside my arm (which the x-ray my PCP took clearly showed), but he said "it was no big deal" and he "wasn't worried about it." I tried to ask about the success rate of a steroid shot reducing pain and he said, "I don't know, but people stop calling me so I assume they're better."* I tried to ask if a steroid shot had any side effects or would increase my anxiety/depression and he said, "there's no side effects and I don't know why anxiety or depression would be related to this." I felt like I had no option but to get the steroid shot. So he said, "Okay, great," and left the room again. A PA came in, set-up the shot, then departed. Another ten minutes later, he came back into the room, jabbed me, and asked, "How do you feel?! Better already?! Move it around! Check it out!" I moved it around. I checked it out. It felt the same. "Ahh, well, give it a week and then if you're still in pain in a month or so, let me know," he said, then left for the final time. I was talked at. I was talked around. I was talked over. I'm not sure he ever even knew my name. Maybe he's seen people with pain like mine a hundred times, but this is my first time dealing with something like this. It would have been great to have a conversation with him, for him to have listened to me, for him to have actually looked at my xray, for him to have given me any information (he scribbled down "things to Google later" [his words] for me), for him to have had any bedside manner at all. I understand he might have been very, very busy and he probably needed to move me in and move me out as quickly as possible, but... there's still a tactful way to do that. My dad comes here for his pain/surgeries and he *loves* his doctor; he came with me today and was appalled at the way I was treated. "Glad he's not my doctor," he said as we left. I can't recommend or not recommend Spectrum at this time - it seems like it depends on the doctor you get, and I just happened to luck out. But I will say: it's YOUR health. And if you don't feel like you're getting the care you need or deserve, find somewhere you do feel comfortable and listened to. *ONE MONTH LATER: I wrote the above the week of my first (and only) appointment. I decided not to post the review until a month had passed so I could see if the steroid shot worked. While less and in a different way now, my arm is still sore/achey. But I guess the doctor did get one thing right: I won't be calling him again.

Again I would give less than 1 star dr.kurtz did a surgery on our son without our permission or…read moreknowledge and had the state cover for him he also attacked me in a room with my son after making me wait almost 40 minutes claiming I was lying about logistical being on time to get me for appt... he found out how stupid he was that day when logisticare showed up late to his office to pick us up he is very unprofessional and because of him I believe my son needed more surgery than nessecary and I honestly think he did it on purpose for more money greed it's sick he cared more about money than my sons well being.although the story goes much deeper just know he is corrupt and don't chance your child with him.

From the owner: Whether you're suffering from a sports injury or you need a knee replacement, you'll find…read moreexceptional bone and joint care at Maine Orthopaedic Center with offices in both Norway and Portland, ME. Our specialists have degrees from the leading medical schools, are board certified and are known for being dedicated and accomplished orthopedic surgeons. We provide the kind of exceptional one-on-one care you'd be hard pressed to find at other medical facilities. We walk you through the entire joint replacement or orthopedic surgery process so you know what to expect. When you're tired of dealing with the pain from your sports injury or other issue, trust Maine Orthopaedic Center in either Norway or Portland, ME.

Our child was seen here for PT, OT, and speech therapy. We do not feel that the level of treatment…read morethey offered was nearly sufficient for our child's needs. Of course there is only so much work that can be done during a single weekly appointment, but they also made no recommendations for additional in-home supports, which he obviously needs. The providers also spoke very unprofessionally about our child's former guardian, which made us uncomfortable. They also made us complete paperwork that turned out to be unnecessary (we told them it was at the time and they insisted otherwise). We were uncomfortable with the practice based on these and related concerns, but the tipping point was when they cancelled our appointment for being late, even though we were on the road during a snow event that made the roads unsafe to drive at normal speeds. They called the secondary caregiver instead of the primary for some reason, to tell us the appointment would be cancelled. When we tried to explain and begged for an exception given we just took in 3 children with high needs and multiple appointments and are struggling to get them to all on time, they refused to even let him have an abbreviated appointment when he arrived, even though last time they had offered us the spot immediately after his scheduled appointment so we know it was free. All in all, poor and unprofessional service. We will seek another facility for care.

I have had a knee replacement and just recently a hip replacement preformed by Dr.Sunkin…read more He did a wonderful job on both. His Staff is professional and friendly. Especially Patrick Shepard, his is so caring .He always makes you feel comfortable and important. He's amazing! I highly recommend this team of professional.

My wife has triple (yes 3) knee replacements. Her 'good' knee was giving her problems (swelling,…read morepain, bruising and limited movement) after 15 years. Basically told to live with it. They didn't want to investigate the fluid causing the swelling because they were afraid of causing an infection. Hint: the other knee had an infection (hence the revision) and presented similarly. Every other doctor (family and the ortho we finally got to) thought the next logical step was to sample and verify an infection or not. Finally got a referral to a different ortho who tested, confirmed it is not an infection, gave a diagnosis and an action plan to help. We waited months to get an appointment at Falmouth to have this kind of experience and no hope. Over a year of suffering. Won't go back. If you need real help for an issue that is not routine, go somewhere else. Dr here is too afraid to take any risk for himself.

I went to OA in Portland and saw Dr. Murray. I have to say that my experience with both Orthopaedic…read moreAssociates and Dr. Murray himself was the best experience I have ever had with a medical office. I saw Dr. Murray for a shoulder injury. He was professional, knowledgable and had great bedside manner. His assistant, Margaret, was wonderful as well. In fact, all the staff there are phenomenal. I would recommend Dr. Murray and OA to anyone in need of a fantastic doctor.

This guy doesn't care if you live or die. He is pompous, arrogant, and dismissive. He is a…read moredisgrace to the medical community

I went to see Dr. Hoffman years ago after years of shoulder pain which turned out to be a torn bi…read morecep tendon. That turned into a chronic rotator cuff impingement syndrome because of my job. He was great with me and said I only needed pt, not surgery. I was happy with him and did pt. I still struggle and often go back to see Dr. Hoffman's assistant Noel, who is fabulous. He always listens to me and is good with painless cortisone shots which have kept me going. I recommend both Docs highly.

dr. asherman knows his stuff. he is kind, knowledgable, and a skilled surgeon! after another…read moredoctor butchered my broken right ankle, he skillfully did what he called a massive, and extensive surgery to correct what the other surgeon screwed up, over a 4.5 hour surgery. dr asherman is out of this world, the best ankle man in maine! kudos dr. asherman!!!!

Port City physical therapy is now Riverview physical therapy. They have been a gift of knowledge…read moreand support throughout all my different ailments and now are able to help me in a more specialized service that is not even offered many other places but they were perfectly educated for it when my time of need was desperately needed. They are helping me with my physically painful body but also I've gotten to know me and been a great support of My whole life too! They have been such a blessing of knowledgeable and caring support team! Thank you to everyone there at Port City/... now Riverview on Auburn St., Portland, ME!;)

I highly recommend the Physical Therapists at Port City. They helped me build strength in my legs,…read moreimprove my balance, taught me to stretch correctly, and greatly reduced my hip bursitis problem. They also made every visit fun and enjoyable!