I was recommended by a current, long-time patient of his and I'm so happy! A great combo of modern…read moremedicine, natural remedies and lifestyle adjustments. Truly cares about his patients and never made me feel a burden of his time as I often feel at a doctor's office. I really appreciated his approach and above all he helped me recover.

I don't normally write Yelp reviews, but I was compelled by the other review. Dr. Rodriguez is one…read moreof the best personal care providers I have ever known. He takes abundant time with his patients. He is thorough and insists on proper testing. He recommends second opinions and all of his referrals have been excellent. He focuses on the whole patient and cares about preventative practices. I cannot imagine going to a different doctor and I will be quite sad when he stops practicing.

I think I had just assumed that waiting was what you did when dealing with doctor's offices. I…read morepreviously used a major university's health clinic in another city and state and had gotten used to having the wait at least a month to get an appointment. Then once at the appointment, long waits were the norm in the waiting room and examination room. OHSU's Gabrial Park clinic blew me away by how easy it was the schedule appointments and how quickly they get you in to see the doctor once you arrive. Super fast and professional. I've only been for a check-up and blood work, but the service was excellent all around and again, the speed in which they got you in and out was phenomenal. Easy to find location and plenty o' parking too!

The receptionist told me the doctor wouldn't see me after I was FIVE minutes late to an…read moreappointment. This is after I spent $30 on a Lyft to get over there during rush hour. Due to protests which shut down the Burnside Bridge, all the traffic was slowed way down - so I was late due to circumstances outside my control. I had to spend 30 more dollars - after not being see by a doctor for a frightening medical issue - to get home. I contacted OHSU "Patient Advocacy" which ultimately resulted in the office manager of Gabriel Park or some bro in that capacity calling me back. Basically he told me it was my fault (for not being emperor of the traffic?) and tried to pacify me by validating my feelings. Thanks but no thanks - I just want my money and my time back. And maybe for a doctor to give a shit about my health.

I have been a patient at this clinic for a few years and have nothing but positive things to say…read moreabout the experience. Kim Bradley is a compassionate and thoughtful provider that really goes above and beyond to care for her patients. The appointments are thorough and comprehensive. Kim does all of the labs and assessments herself; all of the care is very personalized. Highly recommended for primary care and personal well-being. Kim is a gem of a human!

Easily the worst healthcare experience I have had in PDX. For some backstory I am in recovery for…read morealcohol misuse. I am incredibly healthy, gym 6 days a week & healthy diet. Kimberly immediately treated me like I was a iv hard drug user, once my drug test came back clean her attitude towards me did a complete 180. Major red flag already. I have a psychiatrist who is great but not covered by my inscurance. I am on medication for ADD, anxiety and sleep issues stemming from the anxiety. My add medication is a controlled substance. The other two are not, totally benign. I have been on the same medication treating my ADD since 2018. Kimberly switched all my meds from my psychiatrist to her since she was in network in April. Great! Come September suddenly she wants me to come into her office EVERY MONTH to continue prescribing my medication. My psychiatrist thought this was weird, my therapist thought this was weird. This STINKS of scam. No doctor since 2018 has asked me to do this. It doesent end there. I made an appointment for this visit and the first one she had available was almost a month out. This would have put me without my medication for almost an entire month. My ADD medication is VITAL to my ongoing sobriety, not only that but I am working and going back to school and a month of goi

Dr Hindman is awesome! I have a myriad of seemingly unrelated health problems that she has been…read moreable to connect the dots on. She's an expert on the confusing, muddy world of EDS, hypermobility, MCAS, POTS, etc. etc. These syndromes are all at the forefront of medical research, so her deep knowledge on these subjects makes her incredibly unique. I've only been to her a couple of times, but already my health issues are making more sense than they have in years. Also her bedside manner is great - she's a great listener, great at explaining difficult ideas, relates to her patients, and really spends a good amount of time with you. Doesn't take insurance directly, but very reasonable rates.

Dr. Kimberly Hindman has been the primary care provider for my two teens and I for about two years…read morenow. She walks with us through multiple complex issues from 2019 traumatic brain injuries in my daughter; and 2020 LongCovid in my son and I. She is patient, kind, brilliant, voraciously seeks new information and education, creative. She's a veritable health detective. She works with us to maximize tight chronically ill finances; she works with us when we're just plain burnt out medically. And she operates in such a way that she removes the barriers to care (like ease of communication) most providers keep rigidly in place. Cannot say enough about Dr. Hindman.

Dr. Valerio is an amazing primary care physician. He always…read moregives me time and energy to go through my medical conditions in detail. Would highly recommend!

Dr Valerio has been my Primary care doctor for about five years now. He is very professional and…read moreuses reference manuals to check things when he recommends medications, i appreciate a dr who will consult the manual because i don't expect him to remember everything. I appreciate the clinic does some charity care and has a program to help unemployed people get insurance coverage thru volunteerism. Dr. Valerio has recommended a number of no medication things for me to avoid taking pills for things. I don't do well taking drugs consistently and he has great suggestions if you just talk to him. Like most Doctors they are always in a hurry, but several visits i needed more attention and got it. The office is pretty good about getting you in when you need to see him and the online billing at the clinic is very nice. The process to get there is streamlined and the office isn't overly fancy but effective. I don' t need to pay for them to have a lavish office with my office visit charges. In the years i've seen them, i've never got a late fee, error on a bill, or had to deal with hassles related to the clinic. The onsite lab is very nice as well as the other medical disciplines they have right in the clinc.

I had a torn rotator cuff -- an almost complete tear in the supraspinatus tendon and a labral tear,…read morein addition bicipital bursitis. I went to a surgeon who predicted 6-9 months post surgery recovery. And told me PRP treatments could not work. "You can waste your money in them but you'll be back for surgery anyway." I canceled surgery after meeting with Dr Patrick. I had a series of four sets of shots of PRP (platelet rich plasma) into the shoulder area over next four-five months. After second set began to work with a PT, Dr Caleb Wright, who specializes in PT support for PRP treatments. This was the winning combo. My shoulder is 95% recovered after five months (four sets of shots) and now I will continue to do strength training exercises and get it to 100%. I can highly recommend the good people at Sellwood Family Medicine! They're tops!

Love this place and Dr. Jenny and Dr. Chapman (the female- I haven't seen her husband). They take…read morethe time to listen and help get to the root of issues. They're genuinely nice people too.

Health concerns Medical Assistnts go from one patients…read moreroom to another after touhing cloting, equipment and exam couche covering without cleansing their hnds between patints. There should be hand sanitizer insde or outside the door

I'd give it zero stars if I could. I got scheduled with Dr. O'Hanley for my annual physical. He…read moreshuffled in on his walker with disgusting, cracked bare feet in Crocs, sat down and asked me a few questions. Listened to my chest and back with his stethoscope and pronounced me in good health. No EKG, no reflexes, no exam, no prostate. I called the clinic manager and have gotten no call back. I will NEVER go near this practice again.

I have been a patient of Eiff's for a couple of years before I left Portland and she is absolutely…read morethe best doctor ever. She had been there through some pretty not so good times and I think my grandmother still sees her. I love this woman. She's a great person and a wonderful doc.

I believe Dr. Levitte is a competent diagnostician, so 2 stars for that. But the guy is an arrogant…read morejerk; condescending, rude, a bedside manner and personality akin to a can of beans. It seems he drank the Kool Aid dispensed by his clinic, Fanno Creek Clinic. The staff there are miserable, incompetent, rude. Don;t go there.

Dr. Levitte is a thoughtful, knowledgeable physician. He has been my primary care physician for…read moreover five years and I have a lot of respect for him. In my experience he is concerned with achieving wellness and has been instrumental in my being well.

I came in on a Living Social deal, so didn't expect much. It took awhile for me to be able to get…read morean appointment, but after that the service was 5 star! The diet makes sense. Its not easy by any means, but easier then some of the diets out there. It's all common sense stuff. The other thing I really appreciated was that they are no pressure about buying their food. Their food is great - but completely understand if you don't want it. The staff is also very friendly and helpful. They're on the diet too - so they have lots of ideas, tips, and advice to share.

I'm a little embarrassed to write this review, but I feel it's important to recognize solid…read morebusiness practices and, evidently, nobody else has found the voice to speak up - so I volunteer to be 1st!!! Earlier this Summer I got myself into a bit of financial trouble on account of my love of Living Social deals. There are just so many good ones to choose from! This past June, when Comcast temporarily shut off our Internet and the City of Tigard hung a warning that our water would soon be shut off, I'd blown through our monthly budget purchasing: light therapy facials (TOTAL BUST!!!), 20 for $20 yoga classes (saving til the weather turns depressing), and a Monarch Medical Weight Loss Package. I realized when I purchased the Monarch deal that I wasn't the ideal candidate for a medical weight loss program. I mean, technically, I'm not overweight. However, I do fluctuate up & down around 30 lbs a year and my eating habits can be highly bizarre (think: fried chicken 3 days in a row, then nothing but cabbage soup for a week). I needed some guidance & accountability, solid nutritional advice and a manageable & sustainable dietary plan. I informed a few friends about my purchase and they all communicated the same message - I was a fool. I disagreed - at $125 for a $500 program, even if we had to bathe in Fanno Creek for the rest of the Summer, this was a STEAL. Friends who'd heard of Monarch told me that it's a cult, and that once you're in - you're in it for LIFE. My first impressions of the office weren't great. The waiting room doubles as a store front for the company's packaged foods. I read the labels and everything contained corn syrups & sugars, simple starches & tons of chemicals. For someone who grows a large portion of her own food & raises her own chickens for eggs - not very impressive! I immediately felt foolish because, other than the women working, I was the only non-obese person in the office. I wondered if I'd made a huge mistake and would be humiliated right back out the door. I was handed a headset, some notes and a pen, and seated at a computer for a recorded presentation on obesity, dieting, weight loss & weight management. Useful information delivered in a creepy, non-personal way. Next, I was led into a room where I was told I would not be a candidate for prescription weight loss pills, but that the B Shots included in the program would give me energy and make me happy. Awesome. I was weighed, measured, and poked in the butt with a B Shot. I then met the main doctor, and founder of the practice. I asked him if it was okay for me to be there, and he assured me that it was. I then explained my eating patterns and he told me they were the most unusual eating habits he'd ever heard of. He then explained the process of weight gain and loss via scientific terms & some hand-drawn graphs. He explained how these processes applied to my own eating habits and how to best control the processes through calorie counting & food choice. The doc explained that, because of my (normally) healthy food choices, I would not need to purchase the pre-packaged foods, but need to carefully measure portions & count calories. I got a binder of useful information and a punch card for 9 more B butt shots. 20 minutes or so after I left the office, the B shot kicked in and I had more energy than I'd felt in ages. I've been back about once a week since the initial appointment for a weigh-in & booster butt shot. I lost about 8 lbs total, though I've grown lazy about the small meals, and put back on a few. Still, should I again decide to be purposeful in my eating habits, I'm now armed with the information to do so safely & reasonably. I sincerely recommend this program to anyone who is serious about losing weight & maintaining a healthy lifestyle. I'm removing one star because I'd like to see people steered more towards a whole food diet, rather than all the gross pre-packaged stuff.