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.

My daughter was referred to Gerrit K for treatment of TMJ disorder. I was surprised to hear a…read morePhysical Therapist could treat this disorder so I accompanied her to find out how a PT would treat it. I was immediately impressed by Gerrit and his approach. He took plenty of time to listen to my daughter as she gave her history. It was immediately clear that he is an expert on the subject. He took measurements to assess her current status. He stressed that he favors a holistic approach to treatment. And he started treatment by teaching her a few exercises that she could do to help relax her joints. He was very kind and patient during that process. He was also very perceptive and reflected an understanding of her condition that was beyond the short conversation we had. He left my daughter with written instructions, diagrams, and even videos of how to perform the simple exercises he recommended starting with. We will return in a week to check progress and get additional coaching from Gerrit. I'm greatly optimistic that Gerrit will be able to improve my daughter's condition and looking forward to seeing what develops over the next ten weeks of treatment. The office staff were very kind and helpful and the office is clean, bright, and well equipped. The location is easy to get to and has plenty of parking. It is so difficult to find experienced providers that treat TMJ disorder so we are both extremely grateful to Gerrit for providing the knowledgeable and empathetic care that he gives. I highly recommend Gerrit to anyone suffering from the pain and disruption that results from TMJ disorder.

Ben is awesome at Tanasbourne location in Hillsboro, OR. The orthopedic surgeon could not detect…read morethat my son had a ACL tear but Ben's insistence that there was one made us go back to the doctor and we ended up getting his ACL restoration surgery done. Every PT visit with Ben since the surgery has been awesome for the past year. He provides clear guidelines.

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!!

Folks, this review is for the 3rd floor doctors offices. I have been an active patient for over 10…read moreyears. Like all medical professionals, this place is busy and has always been there when needed. Dr. Pitta has been very attentive to my borderline high blood pressure and made good assessments. The front staff is friendly and helpful without feeling rushed. When I call in for an appointment, they can usually get me into another doctor or make a suggestion. Dr. Pitta is the kind of person that will wave to you in the hallway. She asked probing questions and really that's the time to listen. I'm very happy Tanasborne is on my team.

They do their best to get you in and out quickly. Staff that…read morechecks people in need to be more professional. Medical staff are capable and caring but the front staff needs more training. Security guard directs you as if you've never seen a medical office before or are an inmate at the county jail. In the waiting room, you shouldn't be hearing the staff gossip and curse.

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.

Came here with acute back pain after a car accident , after being asked a lot of questions made me…read moredo a recorded statement making me feel like I was on trial ,the doctor finally comes in pressed on my back, says its muscles and walks out , prescribed ibuprofen and says nothing about follow up care, no imaging. I feel I could have gotten better care anywhere else. don't come here after a car accident you are better off at the ER where they will actually do imaging.

The staff is friendly and kind. However I'm not very satisfied, because my needs are not being met…read moreso far. I joined Providence Elderplace November 1st and I'm starting to regret it.

The people who work here are very nice and well-intentioned. But the organization is a joke. My…read moremom has had more missed appointments than kept appointments, because they fail more often than not to arrange a ride--and most of the time they don't even bother to call and tell her! And good luck trying to make an appointment; there is a "gatekeeper" who answers the phone, and is the only person you can talk to. All they say is, "we'll call you back to make the appointment." Sometimes they do. And even when they do, getting transportation is a guessing game.

They were very compassionate and understanding. I appreciated them setting me up with the right…read morereferral's and appointments post visit.

Was told by a nurse she "didn't like my energy" when I complained that all she did was prescribe…read moreibuprofen

Needed some routine blood work and my usual lab place was closed. This was the next logical choice!…read moreThere is a health monitor staffed at the entrance who triages anyone going into the building. They take your temp, ask if you've had covid symptoms, why you're there, and if it's all good, they send you on your way. The lab has a small waiting area where most of the seats are blocked off. Luckily the doors open up to the hallway, so you can queue while being socially distant. Staff was all quick and professional, I was in and out within 30 minutes.

It's very difficult to schedule with my doctor. They just cancelled a follow up video appointment I…read morehad scheduled weeks ago with less than 24 hours notice. The appointment would've taken maybe 15 minutes at most. I had to reschedule for an in-person appointment with an assistant because my doctor isn't available for another month. This is on top of my doctor taking weeks to get back to me about some lab work I sent in that I had done recently from a different doctor. They say they will follow up on MyChart within 3 business days. I had to message them and call over multiple days before my doctor responded. Last but not least, I hate having to deal with the front desk person (always after a very long hold). He's hard to understand and it's not an accent thing, it's like he just DGAF, is miserable at his job, and makes 0 effort to enunciate any word. If they at least had a warm and kind human to talk to, maybe I could put up with the other bullshit, but this place is a jackpot of horrors. I'm switching to a different PCP elsewhere.

So, let me say first everyone was really nice and I appreciate all their efforts during this crappy…read more Covid 19 situation. But. I saw my new Providence Dr. , well her PA, two weeks ago when I was four weeks in to whatever this thing is I have ( lets call it GI distress) and they prescribed Prilosec and said it was heartburn. They also told me to call back if it got worse. Week and a half on Prilosec and bland foods. ( no coffeeeeeeee). It got worse. I spent a whole day calling the dr, to be told to go to urgent care bc they could do ultrasound, IV fluids, bloodwork. That was at 5pm on Thursday. I had to work until 7. Urgent care closes at 6:30 to new patients. I am all out of sick leave/PTO so I waited until Friday am. I had already been suffering this long, right??¯\_(ツ)_/¯ They do let you reserve a time in the middle of the night before they open at 7. I had a rough nite. Set my time at 8:44. They send you text updates about wait times. You have to arrive 10 min ahead where they screen you at the " gate" for Covid. Because I have seasonal allergies aka runny nose they had a nurse call me outside and ask all the usual questions they ask in the exam room. Good for Covid precautions bad for HIPAA . I was too far from my car to go back and forth which I think they expect you to do so you have privacy. I sat out front to talk to the nurse on my cell. What if you have no cell? Also, what if you have no car? After that, I got in fast. My copay is $30. The Dr. was nice. She gave me a special yellow paper to go to the ER ( another review) where after a two hour wait ( with several other people with special yellow papers and three other Janets!) they gave me IV fluids, did bloodwork, and I had an ultrasound. I spent 6 hours in the ER. Maybe urgent care isnt doing those things anymore? But it was a long day. I wound up with antibiotics and few answers. Sigh. Providence is not bad, but this day was not good.

On November 4th 2025 I went into the Tanasbourne Urgent Care Clinic with complaints of a fever…read morewhich had been on going for 3 days. I was assigned to Dr Mehdi. Dr Mehdi immediately was dismissive of my complaints, came into the room conducted a physical exam which consisted of listening to my heart & breathing through my sweatshirt and feeling the lymph nodes in my neck. He did not look in my ears or throat. He proclaimed that I had a cold and wanted to send me home. He also denied the order of the flu test saying "we haven't seen any flu". I asked to see another physician for a more thorough exam to which I was denied. They sent in a nurse manager who explained that I cannot see another doctor and Dr Mehdi said I needed to go elsewhere. I spoke to her for 30 minutes and begged her to run my flu test and to see another physician. They eventually ran my flu test but denied me a more thorough exam. Dr Mehdi also denied a CBC (blood test) and said I'd have to order that on my own elsewhere. I immediately went to seek care from another medical facility which I was provided adequate care and was diagnosed with STREP group A & prescribed antibiotics within 20 minutes of the exam which included looking at my ears nose and throat. Be warned. Dr Medhi is an incredibly arrogant and pompous physician. He is more concerned with being correct than doing his job. What type of physician denies a flu test? Look no further than the reviews here. I wasn't the first patient he missed the diagnosis of.