We found reviews of Dr. Fischer to be all positive and were super happy that our PCP referred us to…read moreMOC ... best service, most knowledgeable, hyper focused on your care (you feel this way), and overall a phenomenal experience. All staff here is helpful and understands the process enough to be able to answer all questions. From pre-op to surgery to post-op care - I was impressed. If you have orthopedic needs, check them out.

My experience with Dr. Fischer was incredible. Even though he did not treat my issue, he was kind…read moreand compassionate. He referred me to a colleague that does outside of Multnomah Orthopedic.

PA Mattson was very easy to talk to; he was very thorough and extremely thoughtful. I think he is…read moregreat, and I would highly recommend him to friends and family.

Unfortunately this isn't a kid friendly place. Staff member with Ring on her nose wearing glasses,…read morein a grey outfit, has a black soft long lose, was extremely rude and mean to my kids for no reason. She yelled at my kid when he's sitting aside playing with his toys without bothering anybody or making a noise. It's my first time coming to see Dr. Kimberly, and boy!! This is a very bad impression for all doctors who work here. I almost wanted to leave and never come back, but an other staff intervened and came and solved the issue. She said maybe my kid was a bit close to that staff's station and they have SECRET info lol Professional staff mirror the doctors they work for and are the first thing a clinic can be noticed for (first impression). I'm giving this one star only for this staff, not for the doctor.

Dr. Derek Lamprecht performed a right knee replacement for me. Absolutely amazing results. I am…read morean old, beat up athlete, who has had many orthopedic surgeries over my life. I can honestly say Dr. D is one of the, if not THE best orthopedic surgeon in the Portland metro area. I highly recommend him to anyone seeking joint replacement' Greg Kenney PDX

Excellent knee surgeon. I had a Full ACL replacement with cadaver tissue plus lateral and medial…read moremeniscus injuries. Left with barely any scars and a super detailed PT plan. My physical therapists told me he's one of the most detailed with specific milestones. He is thorough and extremely professional. 8 months into my rehab I suffered a car accident (unrelated to my knee) which resulted in a herniated disc on the opposite side. Dr. Lamprecht referred me to his orthopedic spine surgeon Emily Nguyen who was also amazing. I was averse to surgery unless absolutely necessary and a pretty anxious patient, and Dr. Lamprecht exceeded my expectations and is a true healer.

About 24 years ago my left hip was replaced with an artificial joint. My Orthopedic physician was…read morea wonderful, caring man who did an excellent job of getting me back to walking. Several years prior to his January 2018 retirement, my hip joint began to feel like it was moving. Over the last few months I could feel my hip slipping in and out more often. Unfortunately, my hip dislocated three times, in a week, sending me by ambulance to emergency each time. These were very painful incidents requiring x-rays, anesthesia and medication in the ER. I was referred to Dr. Andrew Bryan by Dr. Pettit at OSM Center. He stayed after office hours on a Friday afternoon to see me. What a blessing! After consultation, Dr. Bryan assured me the type of joint repair required was one of his specialties. He explained the need to reline the cup and insert a ball stem with newer much stronger material. What I appreciated most about Dr. Bryan was his knowledge, directness, calmness, and control of the situation. My surgery was very successful and soon after I was up and able to walk with only slight pain. Gone are the strong pain medications. Dr. Bryan gave me confidence and helped me through a pretty scary situation. He was always available to answer questions and followed up on my every concern getting back to me immediately. Since my right hip will also eventually need surgery, I'm sure I'll be seeing him often in the next several years. Thank you, Dr. Bryan for giving my mobility back. Dr. Bryan relocated to join the OSM Center practice and it has been to my benefit that he did.

I came to OSM and Dr. Nguyen after a long hospital stay with severe nerve pain. She diagnosed me…read moreand quickly scheduled me for my discectomy. The out patient surgery was incredible. I went in with pain and left 2 hours later without pain... It was a pretty quick and painless recovery and I felt supported by the entire team from my first visit to my last. I cannot say enough great things about Dr. Emily Nguyen. Thank you OSM!!!

My mother just had full knee replacement at Legacy Salmon Creek with Dr Roberts. She couldn't be…read morehappier with his care. He spoke to her personally and inspired trust. His office called several times to check on her progress. This was all a very good experience.

Had Arthroscopic knee surgery to fix meniscus tear with Dr Robert and I have nothing to say except…read more"Thank you!". Dr. Robert and staff at Rebound are very professional, experienced and meticulous. They went through all the details before the surgery and explained to me how the pros, cons, what to expect during and after surgery. The surgery went very well and now I'm on a recovery path. I think the coolest thing about this surgery is the ability to stay awake for the entire surgery. Well, thanks again Dr Robert but I hope I don't have to see you again (as your patient).

Im a 66 yr old woman who broke her left wrist TWICE in 5 mos. The staff at ROC are friendly,…read moreprofessional, knowledgeable and I've never had a problem getting in. If you have a sports injury (like me!), go see them. 10/10 highly recommend

The surgery I had here in 2018 somehow fell apart, so I needed it done again. If I had any…read morealternatives, I would be crazy to go back to this clinic - but since I don't, I went to them again. I already knew before I even got started that I needed surgery, but I still had to go through FIVE appointments just to get the surgery scheduled. This stretched out for well over a month, with me being in pain the whole time. Every time I needed an appointment, I had to call them, talk my way past a useless robot, and then get put on hold for an obscenely long time. Then at the office, they kept me waiting 30-60 minutes past my scheduled appointment time every time. Maybe your office wouldn't be so hopelessly swamped if you didn't force people to go through a ridiculous number of unnecessary appointments. When I finally got the surgery scheduled, I had to go to a hospital very far away in Oregon City, even though there are plenty of closer options, and communication on the day before the surgery was not as clear as it should have been. On the day of the procedure, I was forced to wait outside in the cold and then walk a long distance around the outside of the hospital, while starving, all because of blatantly wrong signage on the hospital. After the surgery, they referred me to physical therapy, who refused to take my insurance even though it is a division of the same company, forcing me to enter another round of phone tag and ultimately figure PT out on my own. They gave me a brace with pads that fall off way too easily, and told me that I was required to wear it everywhere at all times. Well surprise surprise, some of the pads got lost. When I called them to ask for help replacing the pads, they were unable to help, leaving metal digging directly into my skin. I ultimately had to remake the pads myself using supplies from a crafts store. They also failed to provide me with the crutches I needed, and I had to supply my own. I needed multiple doctor's notes for my work and for the Employment Office. Are you sitting down? ROC charges you $30 every time you need a note. My insurance already paid them over $60,000, but why miss yet another opportunity to nickel-and-dime patients and kick us when we are down? I think this is disgusting and greedy (although it is not illegal). ROC subjected me to every hassle they possibly can. This experience was extremely stressful, and the whole process could have been completed in just the time it took for the surgery to be scheduled.

I had the misfortune of breaking and dislocating my ankle. I have positive experiences from this…read moreplace. My surgeon, the PAs the guys in the cast room, xray, and physical therapy were all professional and really responsive. Never had to wait and they actually respond to emails in a couple of hours. I'm 5 months into recovery, still in PT and released from their care; I had good results. I recommend.

I was ghosted by the doctor yesterday for a tele health appt. I waited 2 months for the appt. I sat…read moreon the call for 45 minutes before giving up. No attempt to apologize or reschedule. The lack of professionalism is astounding. It was Dr. Musleh specifically. I was trying to book an operation during the small window that I have available, as I live in rural Alaska and have to travel and arrange accommodations. I'm giving them 1 star as 0 is not an option.

I am giving a rating of 3. Dr Schabel gets a 5 plus. Her staff gets a minus 1. I had an amazing…read moretotal knee surgery and a quick recovery. At about 4 months I had a pain level of 10 with swelling and bruising. The message never got to DrSchabel as she isn't allowed to see MyChart messages even if they are addressed to her. After 3 months of pain. And increasing disability I called to get an appointment with Dr Schabel. I was told that I would have to wait 2 months to see her. I had to exercise extreme pressure to get in to see her. When I finally got in ,Dr Schabel diagnosed that the knee had come loose. I endured months of pain and increasing disability with no one paying attention. I had to have a revision surgery. It is too bad that an outstanding surgeon is working in a system that has such abysmal follow up. OHSU relys on PAs for all post surgery follow up. Communication with the doctor is by My Chart. However the doctors don't see the My Chart messages addressed to them. It is the PA who answers for the doctor. The doctors are booked at least two months out and it is almost impossible to get an appointment with the physician, You are told that your only option is to see the PA. I love Dr Schabel but hate the system.

10 yrs ago I had my 1st first knee replacement surgery it was a horrific experience. When I met w…read moreDr Schabel I told her I was extremely concerned I wouldn't have access to enough pain medication... Last surgery they cut off pain meds put you on Gabapentin leaving me in agony.. they kept me in the hospital 10 days I ended up getting blood poisoning from the hospital had to get a PICC line threaded into my heart to administer antibiotics IV Port for 3 months. When I told Dr Schabel she rolled her eyes...told me she expects her patients to work w her in regard to pain medication. Big red flag... the audacity she wants to be sparing w opiates after you have titanium pounded into your bones? it's insanity! She said after the first prescription she doesn't like to give refills... she said she likes to put her patients on Tylenol alternating w Ibuprofen if you can imagine such a thing. She said "are you on pain medication now?" I said yes, she said she wanted me to stop taking it.. didn't ask me why she knows nothing about me physically.. She didn't hear a word I said all she cares about is doing exactly what she wants to do & how she wants to do it. Ive lived a healthy lifestyle I've never abused drugs. I'm 71 yrs they're going to deny me opiates after BONE SURGERY? I had been going to all my pre-op appts but after I met w her I've been so anxious.. After a few weeks & many sleepless nights I decided to cancel my surgery. Not to be unkind but I wouldn't refer Dr Schabel to anyone I care for.

Have been going there for several years for injections in my knees. Sheri Cameron is wonderful…read more professional and caring. Everyone one from the receptionists to the assistants are very helpful.

One of the aspects I look for of any business where you need to make an appointment is how easy is…read moreit to make that appointment. I was dreading making an appointment with a specialist before calling sports medicine Oregon. To my surprise making the appointment online was incredibly easy and I was able to complete everything without any need to call and speak to anybody. That was awesome! I don't have a lot of time in my day to call and go through the endless back-and-forth of trying to find a date which works. Of course with any medical provider the equality of service is the most important piece. I felt as if the doctor took the time to understand my problem and to learn what activities I wanted to get back to that I wasn't able to. He suggested physical therapy exercises that I may not have tried before and quickly made a referral to get an MRI after I told him all of the different things I had tried before coming to see them. While no one wants to go see a doctor, if you do need to see a sports medicine doctor, this is the place to go.