I would not consider Dr. Jensen professional, and would not recommend him to anybody. It's not professional to smoke in your own office, I don't care how many years he's been practicing medicine, if you smoke it's only right that you go outside and do it. Never in my life have I seen tools so outdated, and I've been to doctors in third world countries before. The receptionist was using a typewriter, I kid you not. I was legitimately worried his x-ray machine would cause more harm than good when I saw it. The room he has his x-ray machine in also has a window in it so anybody walking by can just stare at you as you undress (I had to put up a large piece of paper for some privacy). Even though there was only one other patient being seen when I went it, it took the doctor about an hour to get to me, I'm willing to wait if the service is worth it though (in this case it was not). He likes to barge into the room without even knocking (that's just a courtesy thing in my opinion and every other doctor knocks before entering). He sat down with me and started talking (I went in for a routine yearly check up) and he kept talking about my education and job situation and kept going on and on and on about that. When I tried to redirect him and tell him my main health problem lately was possible insomnia, he said that I only needed 2 hours of sleep every night. He said Thomas Jefferson regularly slept only 2 hours every night, and so could I. He ignored everything health related I mentioned when it came to sleep (I mentioned being sleep deprived for almost 2 years because of a changed environment and noticed some cognitive and memory loss happening more than usual, which can occur if you don't sleep properly for a prolonged period of time). He ignored me comments and said I should be fine. Then he started talking about my reproductive health and if everything was fine between my husband and I, and I replied that it was. I just turned 26 recently and he proceeded to tell me that if I wanted to have kids I should get on that (first of all I know very well the best time for a woman's body to bear a child is in her 20's, however, it is not my wish to do so until I am older and it is not his place to tell me when to have kids). I told him what kind of birth control I was on (Jolivette which is a low dose hormone taken every day at the same hour. If it is not taken at the same time you risk getting pregnant, a lot of women get pregnant while on this low dose pill because of not being careful). He had never heard of this birth control before and I mentioned it was low dose and that I needed to take it every day at the same time and his response was, "no you don't. If you miss a day or so you will be fine". Apparently, even though he had never heard of this pill, the thinks he can give out advice about how to take it properly. If I hadn't known any better, and just listened to his advice because he's considered a "professional", I would probably get pregnant against my will. Lastly, he asked if I recently checked my breasts for any lumps etc., I said I hadn't but would prefer my regular obgyn to do so because I have seen her for many years, had an appointment coming up and honestly didn't want him touching me because my breasts were very tender at the time from my birth control (even just a light touch would hurt a little). Yet, he proceeded to give me an exam even after I mentioned I would prefer not to, I could have argued more and told him to not do it again, but at that point I just wanted to get he heck out. My overall experience was just awful, the place seemed dirty and old, and even though he spent a lot of time just talking to me (more so than most doctors have the time to do) he didn't actually listen to anything I said. He was not much help at all, and it was just an awful experience. His nurses were nice, but even they didn't seem to respect him, and were constantly having to apologize for his actions and words. I think the only reason some people like him is if the patient is a pilot and just needs a quick check up to get cleared for flying. That's all. He really should just retire and not try to do this job anymore honestly. I may sound harsh, but I have only been truthful. read more