on Feb 19, 2025, I was with my daughter when she needed to go to the ER…read more First of all the time it took from the triage to actually have a meeting with a doctor was completely unacceptable. Arrived at 4:30pm-10:45pm, over 6 hours from the beginning to end. Yes is was fairly busy but I didn't think all that busy. Secondly, the restroom and the examination room were dirty, I mean gross. The underside of the toilet seat needed cleaned and the floor needed mopped. Worst of all, after the waiting and getting to the exam room, there was what we thought was fecal matter on the control panel of the bed. I cleaned the matter up using rubber gloves and wipes that were on the exam room. I am so happy I have different and better health ins.

Days to resolve a broken toe…read more My husband fell down the stairs in our home with our toddler. This happened on a Sunday. I was pretty sure he broke it, but he decided to wait until Monday morning to call the doctor to schedule an appointment. Monday morning rolls around and he makes the call at 8am. Dr. Goswami, not his usual general practitioner, saw him that same day. Great! She orders him to get an Xray done. After the Xray, we wait for her assistant to give us the results that it was, in fact, a broken toe at the joint area. My husband has been in a lot of pain hobbling around, so it was nice to hear that we would get this resolved immediately. We were told he would get a call from a referred orthopedic and someone would drop off a boot at our home for him to wear (at 10am Tuesday). Tuesday rolls around. We've been waiting the rest of the day Monday and Tuesday morning to get a call from this orthopedic. No call. My husband calls in to check up on the status and the assistant tells us that Dr. Goswami called in to the wrong referred orthopedic. The orthopedic was for a broken knee/hip when my husband needs one for his foot. So, essentially we could've waited forever if we didn't call in because it was the wrong doctor. My husband ended up spending 2 hours out of his work day to find the right orthopedic to call covered under our health insurance. 2 hours. That's 2 hours of figuring out who to talk to, talking on the phone, and then leaving a voicemail with that orthopedic. Meanwhile, at 10am, the lady comes to our home and has two types of prescribed boots/shoes. BOTH are wrong. They're for a broken ankle. One shoe my husband tried on has his toes exposed! So much for this immediate service. We're at the step of now going to the correct orthopedic on Wednesday morning and approaching day 3 of his injury/healing process. When someone has a fracture, it shouldn't take days to resolve. We're hoping the doctor doesn't have to re-break his toe to set it correctly on the 3rd day. We find it difficult to trust our bodies with medical professionals when they cannot provide an expedient, accurate service.

Great dr. Cares about your health and is passionate about his job, the staff are knowledgeable and…read moremake sure your taken care of, I recommend Dr.McDonough here 5stars for hands down best family dr. In the Pacific northwest.

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTkUcmj6p/ Withholding proper pain…read moremanagement from someone with well documented cervical and lumbar spine disease is inhuman. Discharging a patient for advocating for herself right before a major surgery means you shouldn't be a doctor.

Not impressed by the office manager. Very rude and disrespectful. I was treated very poorly by her…read morewhen I had a dispute. She needs to go!

Dr. Diarra was excellent but we have had so many problems with his office. Getting things done by…read morestaff was always a problem. When the pharmacy says they contacted them 5 times (listing the dates) I have to start believing the pharmacy and not the office claiming they never got any of the many requests. Then Dr. Diarra quit in part due to frustration with insurance interfering with offering proper care. His patients were reassigned and I was reassigned to another doctor who then quite shortly thereafter and before I even saw him! THEY HAD TO KNOW HE WAS LEAVING since it was so soon but they let me select him as the replacement. When I asked to be reassigned again they said sorry, remaining docs are now full, too bad, but hey Best Of Luck finding another doctor. They offered no help whatsoever (not exaggerating) and as I was in the middle of care and changing meds I am at a loss and at risk for problems. So I can NOT recommend this office. If you find a great doctor there, good, but be prepared to battle the backend. And all I can say, if you choose to go there is (of course): Best Of Luck.

Previously really liked the Doctors and the service. But since several Doctors left, I can't get an…read moreappointment from any remaining providers unless it's an emergency. Since I am on Medicare, most clinics won't take "new" Medicare patients.

Met this doctor back in January for the first time seen him in person in March. He took me off two…read moremedication's that I've been on for a long time not caring about the patient's well-being. Do not recommend him or the lady that works beside him. Read the reviews.

Office visit 5/2/24…read more He misses phone appointments and blames the patient. He says he "cannot access" your records and that is why he does not know anything about your conditions. He is unwilling to make referrals to other departments. He is incompetent and rude.

Actually, they are located off the hospital campus in their own building at 8050 SW Warm Springs…read moreSt. Suite 150 Front desk is ok. Doctors are not very friendly. See if you can find somewhere else, as they are not very helpful if you have questions or concerns.

I was looking for Dr. Pataroque's (Pat-ah-roe-key) office hours and was surprised to see no one has…read moreposted a review. He is a fantastic care provider but equally his staff are smart, helpful and respond respectfully and efficiently. Many doctors and staff act as though they're doing you a favor being there. Not this practice.