I've had a good past experience at this location, but not the greatest one recently. There seemed…read moreto be lots of confusion at the counter as I waited, one employee having multiple issues getting things checked in correctly and the other employee having to fix them. Even for myself she omitted an order. I asked a couple times to make sure I would get drawn for all orders, but even as I left I didn't feel confident. Luckily in the end it did all get included, but no one wants to leave a lab concerned about accuracy in any way.

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I had a great experience today as a walk-in client. I showed up right after opening at 7:30a on a…read moreMonday and waited maybe 10 minutes before being seen. I was back in my car at 8a. Angela was awesome too! Friendly and super efficient. The entire experience was smooth and painless.

I was leery about walking into a Safeway store (Quest is located inside) to get my blood drawn…read more Months before I was reading reviews from this location and one name kept appearing with stellar reviews, 'Angela'. It was my lucky day, Angela was working the day I went in... YAY!!!! I can now say, ALL of the 5 star reviews that mention Angela are absolutely true. She's fantastic at her job (professional, friendly and efficient). Thanks Angela!!!

For 20 years whenever I need bloodwork, this is where I come. Co-located with Providence Medical…read moreGroup, which is where my Primary resides, it is super convenient to walk across the hallway to get bloodwork done. My doctor initiates the order and it's there when I arrive. Everyone working here is friendly, professional, caring and most important, take vials of blood without causing pain or needing multiple pokes! So important. After visiting so many times, I realized I never wrote a review. I want to give a shout out and thanks to everyone who works here. Thanks for the service you provide and the care in how you deliver it. Appreciate the sense of humor, too! Thanks!

My primary care provider referred me to Urgent because I was having difficulty breathing, not due…read moreto COVID. The providers were very thorough. They were just supposed to listen to my heart, but they also did an EKG and an X-Ray. They also did a COVID test, and were very kind, even though my anxiety was elevated. I was only there for two hours. If you want to be out of there as quickly as possible, I recommend going to their website and reserving your spot. The appointment I reserved was for noon and I was seen ten minutes later.

The name of this practice is "Immediate" Care, but you should know that on your bill it will turn…read moreup as "Emergency Department." It will NOT be categorized as "urgent" care. I have visited a few places, more than once, for flu, strep, etc. and every time the bill shows "Emergency Department" if I go to Providence Tanasbourne Immediate care. Look at your statements. They will be billing about $400 to your insurance company for a visit, and then some.

I had an appointment for 12:45. I have been waiting to be seen and it's 1:25 pm…read more Why make an appointment if they don't care. Very unprofessional, disappointing. Type of care: any type is apparently inappropriate why does it take 45 mins to see someone with an appointment. I don't know why I tried again.

I am not someone to leave negative reviews, but this provider's demeanor should be addressed. I…read morecame in seeking some referrals to treat my Bell's Palsy (facial paralysis) caused by the birth of my third child last week. I was seen by Bryhana Charles, PA. She refused to issue some of the referrals I needed and was condescending and inconsiderate. I specifically asked her to refer me to OHSU and she was commenting that the wait might be months out, so she would refer me somewhere else as well for the mean time. I made the very reasonable comment "Sure, because I might be totally healed by the time OHSU can see me!" (because my condition usually lasts weeks or months). She looked at me and said "Well, we can't see the future, can we". I have a family friend who owns a respected alternative medicine practice. He has experience and has seen positive outcomes treating Bell's Palsy with infusion therapy and recommended it. I asked Bryhana Charles for a referral and she looked at me like I was an idiot and asked in a demeaning tone "Well is there even research behind it?". She responded similarly when I repeatedly asked for an acupuncture referral, even though I have read that it does show positive results for BP. She refused to issue either of those referrals and now I have to be seen again to make that happen, which I don't have time for with a new baby and my condition. I understand if as a PA she is ethically unable to make referrals for a service that she hasn't studied the evidence for. I just wish she could have responded respectfully. Zero congratulations or even recognition that I had just had a baby. She was overall very impersonal.

Health care can be a hassle, but this medical center has been the source of three of my lowest…read morequality medical experiences. I recently met with Dr. Chris Nelson, and it was one of the coldest and least caring doctor visits of my life. After waiting in the exam room for nearly 30 minutes, he entered the room and made it abundantly clear that his mission was to cut healthcare costs at the expense of my health, and establish a clearly adversarial connection. Each problem I raised was met by either debate or simply ignoring it. During doctor visits, I type my vitals into a OneNote page on my phone, since records systems are so disconnected between doctors. Dr. Nelson's method of care was a cold and curt "please put your phone away." Worst bedside manner I've seen in a physician.

Don't come unless you are too bored and don't mind waiting for 1+ hrs after the appointment time…read morehas passed!!

Still 5 stars, still quick, kind and professional! Had Emily as a mammogram tech and she is…read morepersonable, fast, efficient and a caring tech. Definitely will always return to this center even though I've moved farther away. Clean changing facilities with a private room and locker for valuables. Never too busy, in and out in 25 minutes but actual procedure took about 7 minutes!

My three year old needed an xray done so our ordering provider sent us here since we live right up…read morethe street. I called the same day the order was sent and they already had it in the system. Great! I was told x-rays are not scheduled and are done on a walk in basis. Anyone with small children knows that this is not ideal because it is difficult to wait with your child for long periods of time in a waiting room not set up for them. I looked online before we went so I knew there would be no kids area or reading materials. We decided to go mid morning when I figured it would be less busy. There was only one person in the waiting room when we got there and we were told by the receptionist that we would be up next for xray and that it wouldn't be too long because the last client before us just finished up. Great! We then sat down and waited. And waited and waited and waited. Over 40 minutes we sat in the room and waited. I was just about to go back up to see when we could expect to be called when someone finally came out for us. We were lead back to a room with two techs and they began trying to position my kiddo for the imaging to be done. One of the techs either doesn't like children or doesn't work with them often because she had a horrible bedside manner. She sounded irritated the whole time and was huffing and puffing when my son didn't understand the instructions she was giving him. It's not like we were taking a long time to figure this out, either. This was in the first 1-2 minutes we were in the room and she was already acting like we were just a huge inconvinence. He's freaking three, he's not going to respond to verbal instructions the same way an adult does. Overall, I left feeling pretty poorly about our interactions and experience. If you work at a business that serves children as part of their demographic, you should be expected to be cordial when working with them. In the future we will go elsewhere, even if it means we have to travel further.