My care today at Sports Health NW was exemplary…read moreFrom the front desk to Dr Westerdahl's assistant and then finally Dr Westerdahl His care was entirely considerate, thoughtful and thorough. The particular treatment (for De Quervaine's) of a ultrasound guided cortisone injection was entirely PAIN FREE I had considerable anxiety knowing this problem might need cortisone injection as in the past when I received injected cortisone, for another problem at another facility it was VERY uncomfortable I thank him and his staff for such excellent care

Kind, considerate, helpful, honest, and I'm actually getting relief from my painful knees with…read moresmart care. There is not a quick fix, but I'm getting results. Staff is over the top professional. On another occasion, I also had a bone spur in my shoulder that was more painful than childbirth! Dr Westerdahl guided an injection with an ultrasound and I didn't feel a thing. Absolutely no pain within minutes and healed as if it never happened. Best of all, the doctor is available for his patients. I can get in quickly if need and my calls always are answered. By the way I am actually losing weight on this program.

I haven't seen the doctor because I haven't been able to schedule an appointment. Over two weeks…read moreago I twice left a voicemail with my phone number and email address. I never got a response. The good news is that I learned the office is not very professional or well organized which is not a place where I want to do business. Tim

Dr. Stebbing is AMAZING! I had severe chronic knee pain and she treated me within a couple of…read moremonths. She really takes her time to sit down with her patients and find the root of the pain. I have never experienced a personal connection with a doctor like this before. I would strongly recommend!

Brenden was great to work with. Great listening. Great manners and respect. Recommended exercises…read moreand homework were simple and extremely effective. He taught ways of thinking about healing and situations that got to the core. Supportive and non-judgmental. I went in with neck pain that prevented me from doing daily things that I had been struggling with for weeks. Brenden helped immensely within days. His hands on work was gradual and extremely effective. My general feeling went from desperate to excited. I'm so glad I didn't wait!

Recovering from an injury can bring about feelings of trepidation at times, but Therapydia makes…read morethe journey comfortable and enjoyable. From the second you walk in, you are warmly welcomed and treated with the upmost respect and care. San, the receptionist, makes every client feel seen, appreciated, and welcome and is an engaging conversationalist. He and the various therapists offer encouragement and positivity that lift your mood and make you want to put forth your best efforts. I have been treated by Jamie, Brenden, and Joe, and all the therapists have been knowledgeable, professional, and supportive. They are easy to talk to and listen attentively to your needs. In only a few short weeks, my range of motion has improved, and I am beginning to feel less stiffness and pain. Thank you for making my recovery a breeze, Therapydia!

Type of Care: PT for Achilles Rupture…read more Quality of Care: 10/10 Zach is fantastic, great at his job but also a great conversationalist. He will challenge you to do your best but simultaneously is encouraging and patient. I would highly recommend him as a PT especially for Achilles ruptures bc he's helped me make more progress in a month than i have in the last year. No joke. Office Experience: 10/10 it's quiet, open concept, easy to park, the employees are very kind and helpful, all in all great.

Recent shoulder injury that became chronically painful…read more Front staff is super friendly. Appts were easy to make and change when needed. Enoch is my therapist and is awesome. Pays attention each visit to how progression is going and changes treatment accordingly. There is also an app to log your at home treatments with videos to remind you how to do them and notes from your therapist.

I don't think I've ever written a review of a medical practice before. But there is an excellence…read morehere that I wanted to highlight. Both Dr Greg Gramsted and his PA, Jen are exceptionally kind people. I do not expect surgeons to have any kind of bedside manner, but Greg and Jen both do. Rebound has a PT clinic as well and so rehab has been seamless and both Sydney and Jeff at the Cascade Park location are amazing at what they do. If you find yourself physically broken, I don't honk I'd go anywhere else.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience deserves one…read more I specifically told Rebound when scheduling that I was looking for a physical therapist with experience treating golfers and a TPI-based approach for my lower back pain. Despite clearly explaining what I needed, they scheduled me with the wrong provider. Within minutes of the appointment starting, the physical therapist told me he wasn't the right person and referred me to a different therapist. That was the entire visit. Rebound then billed me over $200 for an appointment that existed solely because they scheduled me with the wrong provider. I wasn't asking them to waive the cost of the treatment I actually received afterward. I paid for those visits because I received value. I simply asked them to take responsibility for what was clearly a scheduling mistake. Instead, I spent three months trying to speak with management. I was repeatedly told someone would call me back, only to finally be told that because the appointment was on the schedule, I was responsible for the charge. That response completely misses the point. The issue isn't that the appointment was scheduled. The issue is that Rebound scheduled me with someone who immediately acknowledged he wasn't the right provider for the care I specifically requested. Mistakes happen. What separates great healthcare organizations from average ones is how they respond when they make one. Unfortunately, Rebound chose to stand behind a billing policy instead of doing what was fair. I expected better.

Dr. David is the best! He actually listens to his patients. Gentle, spot-on help with my aches and…read morerelieving my pains. I had a bad knee replacement and Dr is helping me with walking and retaining my 'good' knee! Injections and blood draws with ultrasound! Hardly felt anything. Things are looking up!

I saw the sports docs at Providence Sports Medicine at Bridgeport for my toe pain right before a…read morerunning event this summer. They were able to inject my toe perfectly while using ultrasound to make sure it was perfect. I STILL feel great!!! I even got scheduled in the same week I called. I highly recommend this clinic and will continue to recommend to my family and friends! Thank you!!

Dr. Rask is very caring and so thorough. When I broke my arm on a Saturday, the answering service…read moresaid someone would call me Monday. Then 30 minutes later he called me from his personal phone and scheduled me an appointment for 6:50am Monday morning before they opened. I was blown away.

I was referred to Rask's office by Providence. Very outdated facility. My appointment was at 10:30…read more I was brought back at 11:25. I saw Rask for all of 5 minutes. Just to be told that I need an MRI. I left at 12:05. My referral for the MRI sat on "Kathy's desk" for 14 days. I called 3 times just to be told how busy they were. My MRI was denied based off, "not enough information, must have PT referral." I HAD BEEN IN PT FOR WEEKS by that time. I called Rask's office back to see what the next steps were, I was told "check with your doctor." RASK IS MY DOCTOR?!? Got a referral (from my PCP) to new ortho group. MRI approval in less than 24 hours. MRI scheduled within 3 days of appointment with new ortho group. Rask... let's get into the 21st century and maybe hire "Kathy" an assistant. That was ridiculous.

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.

I called one afternoon and made an appointment to see a specialist. To my surprise they had an…read moreappointment the very next morning. I scheduled it for 9:15. Then I spent the rest of my day trying to rearrange my work schedule. Turns out after 5:00, I realized it would be impossible. The next morning I left a message that I couldn't make it. Today I received a bill for 50.00. No one called me back. No one tried to reschedule me. I had a surgery at this location in the past, plus I used the physical therapy there. The doctor I used retired. Maybe they are going downhill.

Sports Medicine Oregon is a specialty Sports clinic that deals with orthopedic issues with an…read moreemphasis on knee injuries as well as other joint problems. They're also team physicians for the Portland Timbers Football Club (in American parlance, that's a soccer team). I found this clinic via asking around on Yelp and I have not at all been disappointed by the medical service I received from Dr. Edelson. Without getting in to the gory details, I had long suffered from an old ankle injury and only enjoyed a limited use of my right ankle - a problem that kept me from running, jumping, or doing anything really physically active. When the pain overtook the numb immobility of my ankle, I decided to have a specialist look at it. While the OSM site claims that they deal with ankle problems the clinic is much more focused on knee issues, and Dr. Edelson was quick to note that, however upon examination he determined that he would be able to help fix my problem with a relatively simple outpatient procedure at the outpatient surgery clinic next door. My visits to Dr. Edelson, despite the long haul drive out to Tigard, were all good, and now that I'm able to visit him at the branch location in Jeld Wen field (15-20 mins closer to home) everything has been hunky dory. I will follow-up with a review of the good Dr. himself as it would take longer than this space to extoll the virtues of his skilled hand. This is more a review of the SMO clinic itself. My main complaint is the billing hassle with this clinic. Antiquated systems require that I either mail in my bill with a check or credit card written down (what is this the 1980's?) or call in to the office and face a barrage of automated phone menus, which if you call during the lunch our has some cryptic, confusing choices, all of which simply hang up on you. For such a small office they do a great job of making you feel like you're dealing with some ginormous, labyrinthian hospital system. How about getting some online payment options folks? Why do I have to deal with receiving a "your bill is late" snail mail letter when I'm more than happy to pay my bill online immediately (or by phone to someone who will actually ANSWER THE PHONE)? I have the funds right now but do you know how often I actually go to a post office to buy stamps, let alone mail letters? Obviously not fast enough to avoid a "you're late" letter.** Anyway, my rant aside, dealing with every other part of this clinic experience has been good. Great PC's, high-quality medical expertise, super nice, clean facilities with on-site x-ray and MRI... the works. Just bring your billing system into the 20th century (or better yet, the 21st) and we'd have a 5-star rave here. To sum up - OSM is probably one of the best options in PDX if you suffer from knee, orthopedic or joint issues. Just be prepared to spend a bunch of time on the phone or buy some stamps in advance if you want to be able to pay them for it. ________________________________ **I'm not really mad that I got the letter, it's my fault for not paying immediately, but it's their fault for making it so difficult for me to pay them. I've had a filled-out bill sitting on my desk for a week waiting for me to find time to go buy a stamp. I'm under 40 - snail mail is an artifact to me.

I highly recommend the Scappoose OHSU clinic. The check-in staff are helpful and friendly. If I…read moreneed a same day appointment, it is almost always possible. I love my doctor. She spends time listening instead of typing on the computer during our visit (which is what seems to happen during visits at other types of doctors offices). I have always received great care at the Scappoose clinic.

OHSU facilities are unfriendly--rather, downright hostile! The doctors are playing their 'petty…read moretyrant' games, denying care to anyone who is in pain, and treating everyone (I'm 50+ w/30years professional in IT) as if they were a meth/oxy addict--they are deliberately demonizing everyone that comes in pain--as if having pain was a moral failure! WTF ? ! They withhold pain relief, using the police tactic of 'pain compliance'--i.e. putting you in so much pain that you will comply with anything to relieve the torture. The UN says such withholding of pain medication violates human rights, the AMA says it violates their medical guidelines, yet doctors and nurses are using people pain against them, to harm them and their families, & to deny even basic relief to those in chronic pain. OHSU has policies that deliberately perpetuate the withholding of pain medication, so as to coerce people to comply with their criminalizing 'pain contract' OHSU condones, endorses, and sometimes insists upon keeping people in torturous pain, irrespective of their medical conditions and medical need. OSHU physicians are not 'doctors'--they don't "help" --they are just callous profiteers causing harm instead.