If you don't go to the doctor in 3 years they just remove you as a patient and don't tell you!…read moreFinally had a medical emergency and needed primary care follow-up and they said "too bad" unfortunately this is their policy (even though most of the time was during Covid) I asked for any other PCP in their clinic and they said no one was accepting new patients at this time! Now I'm stuck searching for a new PCP in time of crisis after an ICU stay. What a terrible experience!!!

Was a long time patient and wife and I both left. Used to be a great practice. The best Docs have…read moreleft and they have horrid customer service and care. Find someplace else

Yikes! Switching to their glitchy new care platform that handles all of your health information has…read moretaken Baskin from 3.25 stars to 1 star. Check the reviews not just for the baskin doctor who will be referring you to other doctors, but also check the reviews that are very publicly available on the Apple App store and the Google Play Store. SigmaMD is big yikes. Switching from one of the highest rated Hipaa providers to a poorly rated new entrant... strange strategy. Oregonians: Be careful!!!

This place is a scam. DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME…read more With the flat fee they charge the doctors at this office they do the absolute bare minimum. My full physical literally only consisted of my BP being taken and a generic blood panel that didn't even come back with conditions I already knew I had. It's basically a referral center, but even the doctors they refer you to aren't accepting new patients. To top off the horrible experience this place offers, Dr. Cuneo actually wanted to withhold vital information about my health. I've never heard a doctor so adamant about not sharing health information with their own patient. I'll definitely be following up with my lawyers as I'm not even sure that's legal. DO NOT GO HERE. They don't care about their patients.

This review is for the office since I didn't actually get to my appointment (part of it is on me…read moreand part of it is on them). At first, I couldn't even get an appointment as a new patient, but then I got a referral. Even then I had to wait four months. Healthcare shortages... I get it. Some places give reminder calls. This place didn't. Instead, I got a call the afternoon before about my insurance which recently changed. Other places (OHSU) called a week before but this clinic called at the very last minute. When I called them back to give them the new number I had to repeat the information 5 or 6 times and I kept being told it was invalid. Later I found out that the person didn't have a lot of experience entering insurance information and it was user error on their part. I wasn't given any other information like how early to get their etc. most doctors offices do automated reminder calls emails with this kind of info but I was only given the basics. I got stuck in traffic on the way to an 8 am appointment. I tried calling at 7:45 to tell them I'd be 10-15 minutes late but couldn't get through and was told to call at 8 when the office opened. Called at 8 and was on hold for 15 plus minutes. When I finally got through to someone I was told it was too late to check in (even though I already checked in online and filled out a bunch of forms). Then I was told that I had to reschedule. Then I was told there were no available times that I could be rescheduled to. I get that I was late and they are understaffed but I wish that they could have at least referred me somewhere else. This is the first time I was late somewhere and the office couldn't fit me in or reschedule. Communication from the office could be a lot better.

Legacy Pre-Op, in my experience, is careless. At Admissions check-in on my day of surgery, I was…read moretold I needed to have seen a cardiologist. I did not know this. Admissions checked and at first, Pre-Op said they told me I needed to see a cardio beforehand, but on checking they admitted they never had. I was not able to have my surgery on that day for that reason. I rescheduled, saw a cardio and had most of the tests redone. This time, my blood sample was left out over a weekend and was useless. After some deep thought, I cancelled my planned and needed surgery. Now I am being billed for various amounts of co-pay. They can't even figure out the bill! Alarming and very disappointing.

Loved going to this PMC for basic health needs. Dr Borden is not the center so much of my…read morecomplaint. He was good and listened and helped when he was my PMC. His staff however are horrible at returning calls and rude as hell. Definitely not happy at all that my RX script couldn't be sent where I needed it. Not like it's a medication I can just get online so that's a bummer. I just love how disgusting the attitude with staff is at this location, couldn't care less to take five minutes and make a call to me OR just reply to my electronic messages. At this point I've left THREE voicemails and sent five messages with zero response. Sadly you spend more time dealing with his staff than you do Borden. Which is why I emphasize the rude carelessness of his staff and unprofessional handling of business.

Dr. Borden was my physician when I was a cascade physicians and is one of the reasons I left. He is…read moreuncaring and insensitive. He does not listen, never looks up from his computer, and get irritated if you ask questions. Useless doctor.

I tried, I really tried with her. I have a couple rules with doctors, which is the reason I kept…read moregiving her chances. I don't need a doctor who is on time. If they are late, it means they take their time with their patients. And I don't need someone with a great personality. I just need someone who knows their stuff..... The few time I met with Dr Michaelson, she was reviewing my medical history with me and walked out of the room when I told her about my history with sexual assault. One year later her staff reached out (I am assuming by accident) to schedule my annual check-up. I went ahead and booked with her. This appointment, she openly admitted that she was shocked I came back to her. I told her I was too. I went to her a couple more times, where she consistently fat shamed me. I am a solid 20 pounds over weight. No one deserves to be fat shamed, ever. She also could not seem to keep track of which family member was dead (even though she took what seemed like detailed notes every time we met). She would constantly ask the same questions over and over again. My finally straw was when she ended up having to open her own practice (she moved around a lot), I am assuming because the previous family practices could not tolerate her. No one clearly liked her in the office. When I showed up to my appointment, she had double booked me. Informed me she had realized she couldn't take my insurance, and should have informed me before I came to the appointment. She canceled the appointment on site, after I had waited a full hour because of the double booking. She ordered blood work. Then charged me for the appointment. There is still no resolution. I can't encourage people enough - do NOT go to her. She is AWFUL.

When you go to meet a new physician you hope that they will have good bedside manner, but as long…read moreas they know what they are talking about I can ignore if folks are a little cold. Cold is fine if competence is high. In my two meetings with Dr. Michaelson she showed sprinkles of empathy, but for the most part wasted my time on both. Took my vitals and went through some standard questions: medical history, family history, etc where she rightfully pressed, but made me feel like I wasn't trustworthy in my responses or that I was lying. That made me feel a bit odd. It's important to get to know your patients, but when the line of questioning turned to my partner - not me the patient - and she asked ********if my partner was male or female************** that oddity turned to something more sinister and was unacceptable to me. If we were talking about reproductive safety, birth control, etc I could understand the relevance, but that was not the topic of conversation.

I have been with Dr. Le for 20 years, she has always been prompt, courteous, respectful and listens…read moreclosely. She has always referred me to specialists as needed, and cared for me directly for all other concerns. She genuinely cares about her patients. I would not switch to another physician if I weren't moving out of the area. I do agree the office paperwork is not the best, every annual physical result still says it is a non-fasting result when the sample is fasting, which I have complained about for years and they have never fixed it, but Dr. Le's care is superb.

The day after I posted this review Dr. Le's office found my file, called me to explain that the…read moreperson in billing I'd originally talked to was no longer there, and talked to the doctor who reduced the fee for the "surgery." I do very much appreciate the call but would have appreciated it more if it would have come in September of last year....

Dr. Baugh rocks! He is an empathic, thorough, and clinically savvy physician. His assistants and…read morethe front staff crew were also very friendly and professional. It was an overall positive experience.

Not a good doctor. Does not understand Medicare billing…read more Does not listen to patient concerns. Has his own agenda for your visit and your health. Told us and I quote" you are not my patients". Well we are not any more that's for sure. Better off with Dr. Zook!

I went Vancouver clinic for a regular annual physical. I was asked questions that are asked with…read moreevery physical exam. Based on the discussion the doctor charted the visit as an ordinary visit, not a preventative physical exam. This changed my billing from a normal copay to a $590 bill! This lack of informed financial consent raises serious concerns about compliance with the Oregon Unlawful Trade Practices Act (ORS 646.608) and RCW 19.86 in Washington, both of which prohibit deceptive and unfair billing tactics. The absence of clear, itemized explanations, combined with a refusal to re-code services that were plainly preventive, reflects a systemic issue that may warrant regulatory review. Patients have the right to receive services with full understanding of financial implications, and to be informed prior to incurring out-of-pocket charges for procedures that are reasonably assumed to be covered. When billing is weaponized as a profit-maximizing tool--particularly in the context of routine or preventative care--it undermines both trust and access to care. Be very careful with your interaction with this clinic!

ZERO STARS. THE WORST. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME!…read more My doctor's office called me and left a message to call them but did not leave an extension to punch in for when I called back, so I had to go through their Patient Service (hahahaha) Center as if I was calling them cold. After waiting 20 minutes to get a human, they made me wait another 10 minutes while they contacted my doctor's office (one of their own clinics) to make sure that I was allowed to talk to them directly - and I was RETURNING their phone call! When I finally got through, I asked my doctor's office why they didn't leave their extension (since THEY called ME); the lady said that her supervisor wouldn't allow that..... I wrote a letter to their chief medical officer and she told me that they don't like patients to call and talk to the individual doctor office staff because "sometimes the calls go on a bit to long and the staff are trying to help patients..." What the hell am I - a potted plant? Needless to say, I have new doctor. A human at the actual doctor's office answers the phone. If you like dealing with cable tv companies, airlines, big banks, and the IRS, stick with the Vancouver Clinic - they are no better.