Maya is simply amazing! I originally started seeing her at the Oregon Women's Clinic and was…read morebummed out that I was unable to have her as my primary care doctor. When she moved to primary care, I had to wait until she was excepting my insurance. I literally set a reminder in my phone every month to call and check. It has been a challenge for me to find doctors that I trust and truly feel have my best interest in mind. Maya is a kind, caring and great at what she does. I feel comfortable and like it's more of team effort vs someone simply telling me what I should and shouldn't do. She wants to learn about her patients lives so she may in turn have a better understanding of what values and goals are important to them. She wants you to voice your concerns because no one knows you as well as YOU. I don't dread my visits to the doctor anymore, which is such refreshing feeling. Enough said - I highly recommend Maya Strom!

I have had a rough history with the medical field and thus grew distrustful and anxious about any…read moremedical setting. Dr. Strom has changed my experience entirely and has made me feel like I have a doctor that actually cares and that I can trust. She is brilliant, kind, highly intuitive, and incredibly skilled. If you're someone who has never had a doctor they enjoyed or even thought that relationship could be a space that feels supportive and safe, I highly recommend you see Dr. Strom to change that experience. I am incredibly grateful for her and her practice, truly can't say enough!

Dr. Smythe is honestly the best doctor I've had. She is always on top of my needs even if it's…read moresomething I hate hearing. They're office is great about getting me in as quickly as possible. I've been going to Woodstock Medical Group for over 4 years now. Justina the nurse practitioner and Dr. Smythe are always so sweet, caring and so good about remembering what's going on in my life and family even though I only see them a few times a year. I have 3 foster kiddo's and would love to have them see Dr. Smythe as well although, they do not take Medicaid at this time. If that ever changes I'll get them assigned as their PCP right away! Thank you Woodstock Medical Group for being so convenient, caring! Regarding the recent negative review; I also work in Medical administration. Although, providers offices may take a specific insurance companies coverage. Each insurance company has their own network specific to each of their plans. Providers aren't privy to know those details. That's why it is always best to use YOUR insurance companies website or provider handbook with their list of providers that are currently in network for your specific plan.

STAY AWAY! VERY POOR CARE!…read more Went here for a initial visit and they confirmed with me they were in network and it would be just a co-pay but a month later I receive a $180 bill - very deceitful business practices. This is a somewhat new medical clinic that is trying to gain new patients so it looks like they are resorting to cheating people to make a buck.

Lazy receptionist, and very rude staff. Got all kinds of looks for absolute no reason.read more

Falsely claimed to have a mandate from the government requiring patients to sign a contract…read moreagreeing to random suspicionless drug tests just for being prescribed a controlled substance. When confronted, the Director of Operations eventually admitted that his company is not required by state law to subject patients who've presumably done nothing wrong to random urine tests at 24 hours notice just to get a refill. In my case, I was prescribed a Schedule II controlled substance (Adderall) for over a month before being blackmailed into signing a void contract just to get a refill. The doctor involved told me state law required it, but I knew better because as a close student of the law, I know the government cannot do that. If the government were to require doctors to conduct such searches by threatening them with sanctions if they didn't that would violate the 4th Amendment. I left my visit planning to sue the government only to find out after doing research that none of the Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and none of the Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) require contracts at all. The law only requires a Material Risk Notice. The Material Risk Notice is supposed to be given before anyone is prescribed a controlled substance for more than 5 days but my doctor didn't give it to me until the follow up visit in which I was blackmailed in a failed effort to coerce me into parting with my bodily fluids. I consider it coercion because under state law Adderall withdrawal intentionally inflicted should qualify as physical harm under the ORS, so by threatening to withhold a refill for no reason other than not signing a void contract this clinic compelled me to do something I had a legal right to abstain from (sign the contract) by threatening me with physical harm (Adderall withdrawal). When the Director of Operations realized he had no ground to stand on, rather than correct the wrong, he still insisted I adhere to the terms of his contract just to get a refill even after he admitted that the contract's claim of being required by law is not true. That claim forms the bulk of the contract's rationale, so without being required by law nobody is bound by that contract to provide urine samples. The Director of Operations responded to my refusal to accept any outcome other than his clinic never holding my refusal against me in any way by terminating me as a patient. So, if you call them out for their illegal contract and insist they change their policy, they'll force you to seek treatment elsewhere. Even if they had a valid contract it couldn't possibly justify the drug testing or the pill counts absent a showing of reasonable suspicion. Otherwise they're simply subjecting innocent people to unnecessary procedures just in case they're someone else who might benefit from the procedure. If you are not overusing, underusing, or using your medication with something else in a manner which creates a risk significant enough to justify random monitoring like this then the contract does not benefit you at all. When a course of treatment does not benefit the patient it constitutes "administration of unnecessary treatment" as mentioned in ORS 677.188. I'm just glad I found out about this over something not too hard to kick instead of something more addictive. I once spent 5 weeks on opioids with a broken arm. I would have signed anything to alleviate that pain, so to think I could have faced being cut off those medications just for smoking pot, drinking alcohol, or over indulging in any one of countless drugs they test for is terrifying. That is not to say that I actually did any of those things but the point is contracts like these are far more likely to make my situation worse than better if I were to make those choices. Needless to say, I hope I never have to write a review about another provider like this one. To make things worse, the contract includes clauses which require notifying the government if the patient is dumb enough to admit sharing their pills with other people. Then if they're victimized by a thief they're required to become informants for the police just to avoid violating the agreement. The snitch clauses like the contract are optional under the law. What kind of doctors would risk let alone try to get their own patients kidnapped by the government? If any patients of Columbia Medical Clinic have been kidnapped by the government after being duped into signing a void contract talk to your lawyer. If you were convicted based on evidence turned over to the government by this clinic you might have a chance at getting it overturned simply because the waiver authorizing them to disclose evidence about you was never valid in the first place.

I would give tracia and her team as many stars as I could. They were on site when one of our…read moreclients had a heart attack and because of her medical background she was able to lead the team in CPR and ultimately revived the patient with an AED. They were all very professional and skilled and in the end saved this man's life. Deeply thankful for Tracia and her team.

From the owner: As you adventure nurse concierge, I will assist in planning and assisting you on your next…read moreadventure or excursion outside of our home or care facility. This business was created by a need to offer services to individuals and family members that want to either plan a trip or excursion for themselves or their loved ones and are limited by the complex needs of care. Not only am I a seasoned healthcare provider but a certified diabetes educator and instructor for First Aid and heart saver skills. I am committed to providing extraordinary service and quality care, giving peace of mind to my clients and their family members.

Dr. Baum and Dr. Kates-Chinoy are hands down the best doctors I've ever had. Their comprehensive…read moreapproach to individual wellness along with their openness to new approaches and ideas is unmatched. They tirelessly work to get to the bottom of the issue instead of just prescribing to address symptoms. They have literally saved my life and I could not be more grateful to the two of them.

After several underwhelming experiences with traditional (Western) doctors, I thought I'd try a…read moremore holistic approach and my insurance company referred me to Grain Integrative Health. Overall, my experience has been fairly positive, but there are definitely some improvements that can be made on the administrative side here to improve the clinic. I like my doctor and believe that she has my best interests in mind, and I enjoy my appointments with her. I really appreciate that they have an online portal for scheduling appointments and messaging, and that they offer evening hours for those of us who work a standard office schedule. However, I don't think I've been seen on time once since being a patient at this clinic for several months now. Granted, I've been tardy a few times as well, but the majority of the time I've been no more than 5 minutes late. On average, I then spend about 15-20 minutes waiting to be seen. My doctor can also be slow with returning messages and uploading the visit notes to the patient portal, which leads me to believe that the providers here have stretched themselves too thin with patients. I understand the desire to take on as many patients as possible (and to maximize profits, sure) but when your patient load impacts your current patients' experience at the clinic, perhaps it's time to reassess things? Extend the appointment length and schedule in time to work on patient notes and referrals. Our time is important too. I had an incident recently when I was scheduled for a blood draw at the clinic, and I was ill that day and unable to make it. I called the office twice, and left two voicemails as no one picked up either time. I asked for a call back and a referral to a diagnostic clinic for the draw instead. No one ever returned my message and I had to reach out to my doctor several days later, informing her that I hadn't been able to make it and I needed that referral. No idea what happened there, but checking voicemails and returning messages should be standard procedure at a medical office. Additionally, I do wish the doctors would be a little more cost-conscious when it comes to suggesting procedures and supplements. Naturopathic and holistic care isn't always covered by insurance, and not everyone can afford to pay out of pocket for supplemental care. My doctor once recommended I take a supplement for three days prior to a blood test that cost $50. $50 for a supplement I'd take for three days! I care about my health, but I don't have limitless resources to spend on healthcare. Overall, I do like my doctor and the clinic. With some improvements to make the entire experience more patient-centric, I really feel that it could be someplace amazing.

This Clinic provides great care; they do take the time and listen…read more They use an electronic health record system Athena which is one of the best. I have experience with other systems and they not as good. I am sure in a busy clinic there are things that can be less than ideal which I have not experienced at Pohala and I've been going to see them for a few years now. I have recommended them to others!

I like the free tea coffee and masks, they offer gender affirming care, and I didn't have to wait…read moremore than one week to be seen. I also appreciate that they they take trillium Medicaid ohp health insurance. I cant say whether I love the care I've recieved because my first appointment is soon but my girlfriend was very pleased with her appointment. This place felt much less dull and depressing than the standard doctored office and i didn't feel ashamed or judged for my questions. There is also lots of flexibility with scheduling and always front desk support

I had my initial visit with this office today, and I have never been treated so unprofessionally in…read moremy entire life. I filled out an enormous of paperwork before my appointment. I arrived on time, and they asked me to resubmit paperwork that I had already completed online. This took about 10 minutes. I sat for another 10 minutes, and asked why I wasn't being seen. The receptionist informed me that they ask people to arrive 30 minutes early to fill out paperwork, which I was never made aware of, AND even I were, I don't know why they would ask a person to come in 30 minutes early who had already completed their paperwork online ? It's very disrespectful of their patients time. I considered rescheduling to their Hillsboro office because it was going to impact other appointments I had that day, but they wouldn't have been able to get me in for quite some time which was not an option for me given my level of pain. At one point, I was quite literally, verbally attacked by a medical assistant for questioning why I was asked to come in so early, asking about rescheduling, etc. The only reason I didn't leave is that I waited for this appointment for so long, I'm in excruciating, chronic pain, and rescheduling would have pushed out my ability to be treated. Nurse practitioner was thankfully very professional, which I hope is more indicative of how Dr. Stephenson will administer my initial treatment. However, I will never set foot in the Happy Valley office again, and I will be actively searching for another solution longer term.

They own the lab where they send your urinalysis. And they charge around 600-1400$ per test that…read morethey insist on every month. They refused to send my test to a lab covered by my insurance and would have cost me 12$. This was suddenly sprung on me at the end of my appointment. I don't recommend this clinic.