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.

Note: This clinic was my family's doctor and PCP for over 15 years…read more The clinic doesn't seem to have very good phone reception. I called them a little under 10 mins after they opened and they didn't pick up nor call back, which is insane, because it's a Friday at 8:06am. I can't imagine they have many patients calling or in right now, knowing the state of their clinic over the past 2 decades. Their service and care seems to have gotten more rushy--like they're a business now rather than a clinic. I understand they would like to go through patients to get to the next and not have others waiting so long, but after leaving my little brother's recent appointment, it was looking real empty inside. The nurse who took us in was kind, she was super sweet, and could clearly deal with kids. She's the reason this is upped another star. The doctor on the other hand, was super rushy and acted as if he wanted the appointment to be over as fast as possible. When my little brother asked what the doctor's name was, he basically ignored him both times, while the nurse told him right away, no issue. It's not a matter of liking kids or not--I personally wouldn't want to have kids in this day and age and I wouldn't say I particularly like just any kid--but it's a matter of respect for your patient no matter their age. The doctor also constantly gave my 10 year old brother non-verbal and vague instructions, which I then had to basically translate them over to my brother. If he's working as a doctor, I don't understand why he wasn't prepped to deal with kids or at least expect to deal with kids every now and then. And if you're a sibling, parent, teacher, babysitter, you'll know that kids are VERY different from one another and all their personalities can be unpredictable. Anyways, then the doctor proceeded to prescribe him cough medication. I asked him, "what specific medication is it?" He responded with "Just a cough medication you can pickup there anytime." Weird, but he's the doctor, we should be fine. I go pickup the medication, turns out it's pills, which my brother cannot swallow. We never got the question of whether he can take pills or not, so it was reasonable to assume he prescribed him liquid medicine.. but no. After the vague answer of "It's just cough medicine," maybe I should've clarified, or maybe he should've just answered my question fully. Now, tracing back to calling the office and them not answering, our weekend has just been inconvenienced, as if his sickness wasn't enough. It's not just my one experience either, everytime we're there, there's always at least 1 patient walking out, looking distraught, and mentioning something similar to "The doctor says he can't help," or "The doctor says they won't do anything about it." After going here for almost 2 decades, I'll say I'm not surprised. You might ask: "Why do you keep going if their quality of care is so bad?" My answer, is that I don't choose to go, but rather I take my little brother to his appointments per my parent's request. I also went frequently as a minor because my parents chose this clinic for me, but since I was 18 years old, I've switched care providers. I would type more, but I feel like this is already pretty harsh. I've had a few more weird/negative experiences here as a kid, but this was the most recent one that finally made me write a review, as if that'd do anything. I hope at the very least it'll warn you all about the clinic and to just find a zoomcare and pay that $150. It's more worth it than coming here.

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

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. Dana Mockenhaupt is the doctor that everyone deserves. That is my opening line and I stand…read morebehind it. I am a middle aged Black man who just recently moved from the East coast to Portland in September. Within two weeks I was in the hospital due to a massive asthma attack (I hadn't had one in over 25 plus years and never to this degree) for several days. Being new to the Portland health service I ended up at Grain Integrative Health linked with Dr. Dana Mockenhaupt. In one visit she started to turn my health around. I have a chronic headache issue that I have been dealing with for years. On the East coast many of the doctors literally gas lighted me about it. She was literally the first doctor to fully take me seriously. She also was one of the first to start to address the root causes of my asthma, allergies and headache vs just the symptoms. I had a battery of tests lined up at different places (blood, x-rays, etc). One place basically said they couldn't see me until a later date. When I told Dr. Dana this she offered to basically to call them and fight for them to take me. As a Black man having your doctor acknowledge the presence of racial health disparities AND offer to fight for you is something that I have NEVER experienced in my life. It is definitely something that did not go unnoticed. I feel 100% comfortable telling her about any issue that I may have. I have 100% confidence in the plans of action t hat she lays out. She also makes sure that I understand what is the health issue going on with me and that I fully understand what each aspect of the treatment is supposed to do. I cannot express enough how incredible she is! So I'll end with the same statement that I opened with. Dr. Dana Mockenhaupt is the doctor that everyone deserves. *Also y'all need to make sure that she is in the group photo on your site and also has a link to her on your splash page with the other doctors!

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.

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

In my case back issues is just part of aging. I cannot expect any doctor to completely solve the…read moreyears of neglect I created for myself after 68 years of hard living. With that said, a few years back I found myself in the ER with serious back pain. The ER guys said it was just premature deterioration. I saw my primary doctor who suggested Dr. Stapleton for steroid injections. They worked brilliantly for a few years. Then as the years clicked along and my own progressive deterioration took its natural course, I sought further relief. I have just completed my trial of the Nevro spinal cord stimulator. It was amazing, and soon I will be headed to surgery for a permanent implant. Each step of the way, the staff has been awesome. Dr. Stapleton of course is great. He's supported by April who worked tirelessly in my case to get insurance to pay the cost of the stimulator. The implant is expensive, and insurance fought it. But April persevered and got it approved. Everyone at the clinic is amazing, but in particular I would like to thank David who first suggested the stimulator and explained how it may be a better option for me versus surgery. Andreas also treated me kindly and has been extremely supportive in the process. The staff on the phone and at the front desks have always been super polite. I'm grateful for the technology available to help relieve my pain. And I TRUST Dr. Stapleton and his staff to guide me along the path going forward. This path will most likely last the remainder of my life. Based on the past few years with Dr. Stapleton, I'm confident I'm in excellent care for the rest of my life. And I believe the quality life will be amazing!!!!!

If I could give 0 stars, I would. I generally take reviews of doctors' offices with a grain of salt…read morebecause I understand there are a lot of systems and circumstances that can impact someone's experience. My review, however, is specifically about bedside manner, communication, and the way this clinic is run. I was referred to Dr. Stapleton through my neurosurgeon and had my appointment with NP David. To start, they were 55 minutes late. I was the first appointment of the morning, and they were still significantly behind schedule. When David came in, he immediately launched into a discussion about steroid injections without first asking why I was there, what my concerns were, or what I had already tried. There was essentially no conversation before he launched into a monologue about the injections. When I asked about other options for pain relief, I was dismissed and told that my insurance would never approve them. Immediately after the appointment, I called my insurance company and confirmed that those options would, in fact, be covered. I have never felt so dismissed or talked down to in a medical appointment. At one point, I was told that, as a "professional courtesy," they only discuss injections during a first visit because that was the primary concern identified by my referring doctor. That was incredibly frustrating to hear. My concerns and experience as the patient should matter too. I said maybe 15 words during the entire appointment. After the appointment, I called the office to let them know that, after serious consideration, I had decided not to move forward with the injections and would be finding another provider. The woman I spoke with asked if I would like to speak with the Office Manager about my concerns. I said I absolutely would. She told me the Office Manager was on vacation for two weeks and would be in touch when she returned. I decided to wait before posting this review because I genuinely wanted to give the office an opportunity to hear my concerns and address my experience directly. I have not received a call. Ultimately, the biggest issue for me was not that we disagreed about treatment. It was that I did not feel listened to, respected, or treated like an active participant in my own care. That is not the experience I expect from a medical provider, and it is the reason I will be taking my care elsewhere.