I had a great experience seeing one of the therapists at Western for about a year. My therapist was…read moreexcellent at his job and easy to schedule with. I felt very supported and made a lot of mental health progress from this establishment.

Its impossible to leave a message when you know you are going to miss an appointment. They seem to…read morenot listen to their voicemails. Like others have said, you have to book 2 months out, and if something comes up then you have to wait another 2 months to get an appointment it seems like. they ask you to press zero to leave a message on their voicemail, then it just keeps looping the same message when they are busy or out of the office. Very frustrating! I had been going here since nov 2016, but now am considering elsewhere just because its so hard to communicate with them.

The care here is excellent. Im not sure I have ever been to a facility with so many great people…read moreunder one roof. The providers to the janitor and security guards very kind and compassionate people. If you are on the fence I highly recommend that you try the blackburn center .

Susan is excellent at scheduling and keeping things in order. She is reliable and consistent. A…read morereal delight to work with. there is a lot to be said for consistent dependable longevity. Thank you for your good work and loyalty.

My kids have been Nara patients for two years. Appointments were consistently canceled last…read moreminute. This morning they canceled my appointment when I was already driving with my son. They said they need to reschedule and put me on hold. 15 minutes later they just hang up. Tried calling back, just to get the voicemail. Nara never called me back to reschedule. Besides the lack of courtesy, they are not professional or competent. I had to call them to remind them that my child was due for vaccinations. Stay away from this place if possible.

Good listener. Smart…read moreReally cares. I'm doing better She seems to have many things that helps

From the owner: You will know you are living an authentic and empowered life when you are mostly happy. This does…read morenot mean life won't have challenges, but your ability to navigate through them will be easier. Finding a therapist with whom you can share all of yourself - your grief, disappointment, shame, anger, anxiety, etc is essential to healing. Trust takes time to build and confidentiality and a non-judgmental environment focused on your goals for therapy will help you get there. Art therapy is a powerful too of self-expression, as well as be a tool for healing.

Terrible. My daughter went here for tothree days. I paid $500 for our deductible. 11 months later…read moreI get a letter demanding we pay another $200 in outstanding balance within 15 days. They did not attempt to contact us before this time. I told them she had just lost her home due to her house being demolished. No care at all. Sent it to collections. Horrible behavior from a center that is supposedly supporting people recover from addiction. Ruined my daughter's credit over $200. Will file a complaint with the Oregon DOJ.

From the owner: Innovative Addiction Treatment…read more By providing patient-centered care and focusing on the individual needs for treatment, services, and therapeutic interventions, we have the ability to serve every individual best. At SLO Recovery Center, we recognize that drug addiction and alcoholism are complex diseases that require a comprehensive and unique approach for every person. We offer an integrated care approach focusing on substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and/or co-occurring behavioral health conditions.

[Note: this review refers to multiple locations of the same practice.]…read more If it were possible to leave multiple levels of review, I surely would. There'd be, for instance, a 1- rating after stunning rudeness from a medical assistant at the Milwaukie location. After I complained about her--which, in decades of chronic illness, I've never felt compelled to do; THAT'S how nasty she was--stating that I could never be comfortable seeing her again, went out of her way to contact me (!) "apologizing" not for her behavior but for my "feelings." (The classic "I'm sorry you FEEL that way" non-apology, employed by malicious incompetents everywhere.) But then there was yesterday, when I saw Nicholas Dean, PA at the Gateway/102nd Avenue location. His thorough, but efficient approach may ***very well have saved my life***; he got me in to the Imaging Center next door, where my DVT was identified. That calls for (at least!) 5 stars. I've seen a number of Rose City's providers over the last 4-5 years, and while it seems there has always been some level of administrative dysfunction (and their computer system seems to be trying the patience of everyone who has to deal with it), on the whole, I've received good care. It's difficult to keep an open mind about a practice when one has already had significant negative experiences in it (and/or has read about others'). Caution is always advised, even when reviews are stellar. No system or provider is perfect, and even within incredibly flawed systems, one will find some excellent providers. I'm setting my review at 4 stars, then, because on balance, the physicians, FNPs, and PAs I've seen have been excellent. It's hard to imagine leaving the practice, not least because I have, by now, a significant medical record with them, which does translate into better outcomes, when one's medical situation is complex. It pains me that a number of the providers I have seen there have not lasted long, for whatever reason. (I'm tempted to ask any new provider I encounter, only somewhat jokingly, "are you a flight risk?") And I hope I will soon have a more stable primary care situation, whether or not that is within this practice. For their own sake, I hope they get their administrative act together. (Although, even within that category, there are good people; Rose City's schedulers have been enormously patient with THIS patient. In part due to cognitive fog, related to fibromyalgia and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, it takes, eh, some work to make sense of me on the phone.) For other patients' sake, I would offer that there are some VERY good people here, and to avoid the practice altogether (assuming other particularities of location, hours, etc. are logistically convenient) given their identified issues, might not be helpful (YMMV). And again, on the Urgent Care side of things (that is, as far as I understand, the only shift covered by the aforementioned PA), I have zero qualms, at least, about returning to the 102nd Avenue location. (Okay, one qualm: they are a bit far away, and it's irritating to have to go that far when the Milwaukie location is much closer, but I now avoid the latter altogether given my experience with that medical assistant.) Despite some significant negative experiences (not all of which I'm describing here), then, ***the fact that I am alive to complain about anything*** is pretty great, so bottom line: THANK YOU, Rose City, and especially to Nicholas Dean, PA.

Dr. Walrod should 100% have her license taken away. I would not recommend her to my worst enemy. My…read moreex-husband was hospitalized for 3 months, followed by a nursing facility for 3 months and then Dr. Walrod became his primary care doctor. On the first appointment she stated she only had 15 minutes to see us so I should pick the 2 most important questions to ask. She has provided the worst medical care I have witnessed in my 36 years of life. She is mean, rude, condescending and genuinely does not care about her patients. She is beyond difficult to get ahold of and I feel genuinely horrible for anyone who's insurance basically forces them to see her. I plan to report her to the Oregon Medical Board and every other recourse I can take to make sure she does not cause emotional and physical harm to any patient in the future. It is absolutely deplorable that she has a medical license.

I was a client of Linda's for over four years as a teen, during that time I was practically begging…read morefor help finding a diagnosis and was WAY too trusting of her. She would go behind my back and talk to my father about things that I told her in confidence without asking me and forced me to come out to my mother before I was ready to even though I had told her many times I did not want to come out to my mom because we did not (and still do not) have a good relationship. She also only diagnosed me with a "minor depressive disorder" because she "did want (me) to use my mental health as an excuse". After I became an adult I stopped seeing her but I took what she said to heart and didn't seek any further mental health treatment and ended up hospitalized for several suicide attempts and a severe mental break where the kindness and consideration of the mental health staff at St. Vincent hospital were able to finally help me to get the help that I had needed for all of those years. I was set up with a new therapist and was finally able to get my diagnosis it turned out I had been suffering from: bipolar 2,C-ptsd, a severe anxiety disorder and an eating disorder just to name a few of the issues she "didn't want me to use as an excuse" I later asked her for my patient records from the time I was seeing her (less then 4 years after having seen her last) and she never even so much as responded to me. Don't send your children to see this women, I went through so much more pain then I ever should have had to do to her violation of HIPAA and her carless words and her incompetent diagnosis or her just plan unwillingness to help me. I also think she was screwing my Dad but that is neither here nor there.

From the owner: Anxiety and Depression - we have tools and skills that anyone can learn to outsmart these…read morechallenging emotions. Why wait to get better? Don't suffer needlessly. We work well with children, young adults, women, men, GLBT, We love our work and want to see you thrive. Suzie Wolfer LCSW, Lin Berlingen LPC, Jonelle Richards LCSW