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.

The young lady on the phone did exactly what I asked her not to do. She was NOT able to follow a…read moresimple basic instruction. These kids do not listen. This used to be a great place. My PCP is Awesome, as are all the other providers. However, the young people answering the phones are really stupid and treat us like we are robots in one of their video games. We are humans with real medical concerns. Those young folks answering the phones and putting in referrals don't have enough common sense to even follow-up to make sure the referral they sent was received. Most of the time they are not because they did not do it properly. They even told me an urgent referral takes 2-3 weeks. Even my insurance said this was a bunch of B.S.

Dr. Fellin is a great guy and he cares. I am lucky to have him as my primary care doctor.read more

Arrogant, rude, does not listen to his patients and will try to tell you everything that is wrong…read morewith you is all in your head. I'm guessing why it's so easy to get into see him is because patients found out what he's truly about. His biography about how he cares about his patients is a total lie! I've had to demand tests and now I'm in horrible pain while he dilly dallies around so that I can get an ultrasound about something can be life threatening. Seeing a new doctor ASAP. AVOID him! Run, run while you can!

This is the physician I have been looking for - intelligent, well-informed, kind and attentive…read more His specialty is outpatient internal medicine, and he does minor surgeries as well. A great man.

I have been seeing Dr. Bessas for years and he is the ONLY primary care Dr. that has ever taken any…read moreinterest in my quality of life. I can honestly say he has never spent less then 30 minutes with me for an office visit. Most other primary care docs can't even spend 10 minutes with a patient these days. He has provided at least four referrals to me and everyone was a top quality specialist. In the last two years I have referred at least a dozen people to Park Place and none of them has uttered anything but praise. His office staff are super nice, always have a smile on their face and are always willing to work with me to accommodate scheduling issues and return my calls promptly. The world needs more people like Dr. Bessas. I have been through the "corporate medical mill" and I have to tell you that without Dr. Bessas my quality of life would be far, far less then what it is today.

Love Doc Pete and his staff! He's not the typical doctor which is why I go to him. Great…read morepersonalized care and really seems to sympathize with patients issues. Personable and friendly, slightly unorthodox which makes it awesome to be a patient.

Patrick Chapman is GREAT. Totally dedicated to patient outcomes, not hung up on any particular…read moremethodology to get there (natro v. conventional med for instance). Has always been unbelievably accessible to me and my whole family, for even seemingly trivial health concerns. I have zero concerns about his level of credentials.... he's at the top of his game. Constantly staying educated about his business. I have full faith in him and his opinion. He's helped me stay healthy over the years. Sellwood Family Medicine is outstanding. Great facility, and great staff. Also glad to see Pia in the front office getting some Yelp love in prior reviews- Pia is a gem!

Doctors Patrick and Leigh-Ann Chapman are both some of the nicest, most competent Naturopathic…read morephysicians in Portland. I have been a patient of Dr. Patrick for over two years now and am occasionally seen by Dr. Leigh-Ann. I have a chronic health issue and both have been extremely helpful. Because of my health issue, I see many many doctors. Of all the doctors' I see, I look forward the most to visiting Dr. Chapman at Sellwood Family medicine. Their clinic is inviting and bright, the staff friendly and helpful, and Dr. Patrick Chapman is thorough, skilled, enthusiastic and extremely caring. You can tell that both Drs Chapman care about and love their work. If I could rate them six stars, I would.

There are some strong opinions here! Resources like Yelp get better and more valuable as more…read morevoices are heard, so I'll add mine. Dr. Brown is the best doctor I've ever seen. I'm not an easy patient. I've got hereditary issues and I'm very active and like to push my limits - and sometimes I push too far. I self-diagnose. I want details. I want sympathy. Dr. Brown listens carefully, answers my questions, offers suggestions on how I can maintain a lifestyle that I enjoy in optimal health, and provides a high standard of care that is all too rare in our current healthcare system. He is very knowledgeable, conscientious and follows through diligently. When Dr Brown changed clinics, I followed him to Legacy Medical Group (requiring a change to my health benefit plan) so that I could continue under his care. It's just my opinion, my experience. And others here are voicing theirs, as they have every right to do. I hope that those reading the reviews of Dr. Brown will consider the context here. There is very little regulation of posts on Yelp. Reviewers are not experts in the field. Reviewers are describing their individual customer service experience. Sometimes doctors must tell people things that they don't want to hear, and that's a tough spot to be in when the ratings come in. So take my review with a grain of salt. And take all the other patient reviews with a grain of salt as well. And kudos to you for doing research. But go beyond the patient reviews. Check out these two articles about patient satisfaction and expertise in our society. Maybe we should go beyond the number of stars a doctor gets and consider what they're basing their ratings on. "But do higher scores on a satisfaction survey translate into better health? So far, the answer seems to be no. A recent study examined patient satisfaction among more than fifty thousand patients over a seven-year period, and two findings were notable. The first was that the most satisfied patients incurred the highest costs. The second was that the most satisfied patients had the highest rates of mortality. While with studies like this one it is always critical to remember that correlation does not equal causation, the data should give us pause. Good medicine, it seems, does not always feel good." - From http://www.newyorker.com/tech/elements/when-doctors-tell-patients-what-they-dont-want-to-hear "Yes, it's true that experts can make mistakes, as disasters from thalidomide to the Challenger explosion tragically remind us. But mostly, experts have a pretty good batting average compared to laymen: doctors, whatever their errors, seem to do better with most illnesses than faith healers or your Aunt Ginny and her special chicken gut poultice... The death of expertise is a rejection not only of knowledge, but of the ways in which we gain knowledge and learn about things. Fundamentally, it's a rejection of science and rationality, which are the foundations of Western civilization itself." - From http://thefederalist.com/2014/01/17/the-death-of-expertise/

Dr Jay Brown saw me late afternoon at Legacy Bridgeport office as my regular primary care doctor…read morewas not available. This was on Dec. 8, 2021. Sorry I missed writing my review earlier. Dr. Brown was the most compassionate doctor I ever met and spent quite some time with me evaluating my throat soreness and hoarseness. He determined that there was an infection and ordered my antibiotics and steroids immediately, so I could pick them up at the pharmacy that evening. After taking the medication for 2 days I felt great and all my symptoms had disappeared. I continued my medication for 7 days as prescribed. Dr. Brown followed up with me via 'Legacy Health" to make sure I was making progress. Dr. Brown is a great listener und I can absolutely recommend his services!

I had a most favorable experience with Dr. Lee. His knowledge and ability to explain in clear…read moreterms was helpful, he didn't push additional medical options, and I felt he was extremely professional. I would recommend him highly.

Dr Lewis has been our PCP for many years. He always listens to our concerns and asks clarifying…read morequestions if he needs to. He is friendly and easy to talk to. He is knowledgeable and explains things in easy to understand terms. We have seen him for issues big and small - always with good results.

I am seeking a new permanent primary care physician under my new health plan…read more I presented three areas of concern to Dr. Lewis: - I have been previously diagnosed as very close to being diabetic by my previous physician - I have moles that have changed color and unusual dry skin patches that are of concern as melanoma is in my family - Tired and dry feet, with emphasis on the root cause of nerve damage due to a previously broken back ( I had a disc collapse and removed ) which caused permanent nerve damage to leg & foot Dr Lewis ignored the diabetes and melanoma request, looked at my foot and prescribed Epsom salts. That's it - nothing else. He would not allow me to speak in any way about my previous health history. He did not order blood work as I was a new patient. He did not request my previous physician's records. He shut me down at every turn, was rude, egotistic, and just got up and walked out the exam room at the 15-minute mark. He has no empathy, no professional skills, and definitely no concept of how to treat people both medically and personally. I do not recommend him under any circumstance.