This is one of the best Doctors in Coos Bay it is a shame that he is leaving to go to Eugeneread more

Gale and Dr. Hunter are a great team with their lady Jessica back in Coos County. Myself, use to…read moreuse their services till the Insurance Plan out of Myrtle Point School District said I was not covered anymore since I am heterosexual, they would only cover married and homosexual and my partner is heterosexual as I am so her school insurance will not cover me unless I marry hence I will not be threaten into a union of marriage. Anyway Dr. Hunter and his wife/nurse Gale are the best and miss them as stated!!!

He used to be my Dr until I broke my back and he told me it was because I was fat. He is by far the…read moreworst Dr. I have ever had . I wouldn't recommend him to my worse enemy.

I'm baffled by these negative reviews. Just astonished. Dr. Pittenger has been my and my husband's…read morephysician since he started practicing at NBMC for 20 years now. He is an excellent doctor and we feel so fortunate to have him . We admire his professionalism, thoroughness and medical expertise. I don't understand the comments calling him rude. He is anything but. He is excellent at what he does and takes his job of being the best healthcare provider he can be very seriously. For those who didn't click with him and call his "bedside manner" poor, that's your individual experience. In fact, I personally don't understand why someone would want a doctor who is better at holding your hand than a doctor who is the best at what he does. After all, we're talking about your HEALTH. We highly recommend and trust Dr. Pittenger 100% and I suggest anyone reading the other negative reviews take them with a grain of salt.

This review is for Dr. Craig Jackson, although , I have to say my husband and I REALLY are…read moreimpressed by the professionalism demonstrated at Bay Clinic. My husband was fortunate to be able to start with Dr. Jackson about 5-6 months ago. Our introductory appointment was very impressive. My husband has very serious medical concerns and we felt great when we left the clinic. Dr. Jackson was very thorough and used great eye contact, including with myself the entire appointment. He listened to all our concerns and areas where we felt close monitoring was important. He made a point of asking us our opinion in different areas. He included us in the plan of care for my husband and emphasized that we are important in all part of his care and any treatment is decided by us and what we feel we need is important to him as a provider . Dry sense of humor, which we share with him and made us feel at ease. Thank you Dr. Jackson and Bay Clinic for providing us with professional and excellent care. Paul & Nancy Smith

This place does not care about you they are just out for money. They do not care. I now understand…read morewhy almost everyone i know hates this place. The clinic manager talks over you and doesn't listen. She is power hungry as well. She needs a lot of training. But then again that goes for the rest of the clinic. They give shoddy service at best. If you care about your health or your child's health, go to another clinic. I would give this a 0 but I have to do at least one star.

Had to take hubby to the ER on a Saturday afternoon for severe prostate problems…read more Wait time: 10 minutes. Nurses and Doctors were super helpful and friendly. Hubby went home with a catheter until he sees a urologist. Fun times ahead.

Need a class action law suit. My loved one went in in such bad shape, Congestive heart failure and…read morecopd badly infected feet amoung other things. They pumped him full of meds just to push him out the door which attacked his kidneys. No home care, no skilled nursing care offered. He died two months later. Discharged him to the very home in which he left in such bad shape. I saw this hospital in action when my sister just 2 months later ended up there. It's push meds do the test until you can copy and paste the numbers needed to push them out the door.

Update on my just now ENT experience:…read more "I just had my appointment. It was for an ear injury/infection of one month's duration. I first missed the building several times because I couldn't find the sign from the street driving in. I then waited 10 minutes for the receptionist to end her phonecalll and check me in without a "sorry for your wait" as I was standing there. I had read up a bit on this new doctor, Dr Webster, and was eager to chat briefly with him about his internship/externship past in San Francisco and Northern CA, where my mother is. During the wait, I was bombarded with "body shaming" options that made me feel old and harried, even though I obviously wrongly feel I look a younger than my age sometimes. Dr. Wallace walked in, and from the moment he started with me, he was completely unreceptive to conversation, made me feel extremely uncomfortable - like a "specimen", and deferred and talk about generalities. He checks my ear with all the strange devices, not telling me what he was doing, and proceeds to tell me there is nothing ge can really do but continue my antibiotic/steroid ear drops and wait. His demeanor and tone and words made me feel completely ridiculous and insignificant. It really was demoralizing. Then, I sheepishly inquired a bit about my "neck skin", which has become loose due to my recent 30 pound weight loss - which I am really proud of and fit into size 6. He said he could answer a "few" questions, looked at my neck, and proceeded to tell me that only a neck lift would help me because "anything non-invasive would only help a younger woman". Oh my gosh, how awful and insensitive a delivery for someone who was obviously self-conscious, shy, and hopeful. Just like that, deflated. In an eager search then for ANY words if encouragement, I asked "Well, with all the skincare products I invest in and my overall attempts at good health, exercise, etc, how does my skin and neck look for someone my age? I really, really thought he might say something encouraging and perky and kind...but he just flatly said "I guess I'd put you at like medium in how your skin looks - average". Then he said I can go. I am sitting out in the parking lot stunned and saddened. What an overall devastating experience for someone who has waited a month and has worked so, so very hard at maintaining as youthful a body and mind as possible. This was a terrible experience. I wish I had never gotten out if bed this morning. This is life for postmenopausal women."

Dr. Webster is a liar, he told me my CT scan was clear, less than a month later I got a second…read moreopinion. The previous sinus surgery he had performed, he did the drainage opening in the wrong place. To make matters worse I have a hole in my septum that is usually caused by surgery. He said my CT was normal because he didn't want to own up to his mistakes....I have suffered for several years because he wouldn't tell the truth

Had major surgery in Coos Bay in 1970s,Dr Olkie saw me through it and a year of chemo. I now live…read morein Tx and enjoy relative good health

Had a crappy uti while in Bandon Oregon . Had to drive to…read morecoos bay to the woodland immediate care at 1900 woodland . It was Sunday and they were open ! Took me right in and had a wonderful dr Laura Kent . She may have been a pa. All I know is she was marvelous ! Everyone I came in contact with was just amazing! A Hugh thanks to all ! I wish I could remember the day so u all could get credit !

I write A-OK a bit ignorantly. You see, when I went in to see this doc many years ago I was REALLY…read moreFAT! I'm guessing THAT is likely the reason people come see him from elsewhere --- as I understand it, he's the one doing all the stomach stapling! He offered to do me... if I could gain just eight more pounds. UGGGHHHHH!!! Really? So, I came home and lost weight. Having said that, he seemed ubber-professional, and quite nice. He did another procedure on me one time (a scope) and I was pleased as anyone could be having a tube shoved down my gullet. :) Truthfully, he did make the experience less miserable than I anticipated it was going to be, and for that I'm thankful. Had another occasion to watch him deal with a hospitalized friend, and will say I was impressed by his professional personal presentation, as well as attentive bedside manner. If I ever get fat enough to decide I want my stomach all rearranged... he'd likely be the one I'd contact. But... not going to hold my breath. Or, maybe I will, to keep from over-eating! Guess I just find it kinda sad a doc gets so popular on such a "niche". Some folks I've known genuinely needed to have this stomach procedure, and I'm glad there's a doc who knows how to get it done successfully. As for all the others I know who've chosen the surgical route to rapid weight loss... I think it's a very bad idea.

I think Dr Tersigni is a very good surgeon. I have had a stomach sleeve done , I lost almost 100…read morepounds .I paid for the surgery myself ,it was one of the best uses of money I have spent in my life . It is hard to learn to love yourself , some people have to work at it at different levels . They offer wonderful support groups for weight loss , diets , exercise etc. It is the second Tuesday of each month at NBM .The group is free to anyone interested for many different reasons . I have had to have some other surgeries for medical reasons . I was most thankful to have him as the surgeon . I admire him because he is straight forward and very professional .He will work hard for you but expects you to work hard for yourself . His office staff is helpful ,understanding and always willing to offer advise. I would not hesitate to call Dr Tersigni office for anything if they can not help you they will direct you to who can . Thanks Dr T