I went to the ER on 10/15/26 due to a foot/ankle injury. Checked in around 10 AM and was treated…read morepromptly. From check-in to nurse's assessment to x-rays to physician assistant's examination and treatment by splint, I was out of there by 1 PM. I felt the process was very efficient and I was treated extremely well by all attendants. All staff members were very professional, and I appreciated the humor of the x-ray technician. From top to bottom, all in all, the experience was favorable. Special shout out to Akhila Parepalli, the PA who attended to me. I would only recommend a good floor cleaning because they appeared to be dirty.

This is without a doubt the absolute WORST Hospital and ER I have ever been to. We arrived around…read more7pm, waited to get a room for close to 4 hours. Once admitted, we waited and waited and waited. 3 different people attempted to draw blood- only the third person succeeded, 4 pokes later. Another 3 hours passed- with random people coming in- no sense of urgency. We rang the help buzzer numerous times- no one responding. Another 3 hours- sitting, waiting. Nurses sitting around, chatting, laughing, not to be bothered. Only a few who seemed to be visibly on their feet, working. I will never return- I will never recommend this place to anyone I care about. Go anywhere but here if you seek quality medical care. A word to hospital management: DO BETTER. HIRE BETTER.

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 went here recently for a partially erupted wisdom tooth that was also angled funny. Now the…read moreoffice is not anything impressive, it's not new and sparkly, but I didn't feel like it was dirty, and I'm not interested in a swanky office. The receptionist was nice and cordial, as was the lady checking me out. The office was full. I waited in the room for Dr. Sadakah, he numbed me up and left while we waited for it to set in. I was anxious but the procedure took less than 5 minutes. I shook his hand, he said the assistant would finish up and that was it. The assistant placed the gauze in my mouth, gave me a bag with more gauze and I was on my way. If I had to have a complaint it would be that I felt like things were rushed, which they were, no sooner had I left the room than another went in. But as far as the staff, the dentist and the procedure, it was satisfactory.

Amazing place....I can trust this doctor danny sadaka....he knows what he's doing and his…read morestaff....they have helped my smile forever......why go any where else....GIVE THEM A TRY.....YOU WILL BE VERY HAPPY YOU DID!

I had a neck fusion March 19th 2018. I had migraines, numbness and arm pain to the point where I…read morecould hardly write my name. Dr. Timothy Keenen did a neck fusion in the front and back of my neck. It is now August 14th 2018 and I feel great. No headaches, no arm numbness and pain. I am able to journal every day and am back to doing my art work. Praise God Thank you Dr. Keenen

I had 2 previous back surguries that were unsuccessful. I was in a great deal of pain and living on…read morevery debilitating drugs. I was looking for a second opinion about what to do next, when I was refered to Dr. Keenen. After reading the many negative comments about spinal fusion, I was reticent to choose that procedure. Dr. Keenen listened to my history and my concerns. He presented the options clearly and made sure I understood, for the first time, the risks and benefits of each. He presented a timeline of events post surgery. He used my MRI, back models of spinal fusion and video to explain the procedure. I decided to move forward with the spinal fusion in November 2017. It has now been a year since my surgery. My results, both short and long term, were exactly as predicted by Dr. Keenen. I'm extremely pleased with the outcome and with getting my life back. I'm grateful to Dr. Keenen and his staff for their knowledge, expertise and compassion.

Fantastic experience, Dr. Gorin and staff are very professional and friendly. I felt very…read morecomfortable getting my breast augmentation. It was quick, easy and painless. Results exactly what I wanted. Healed fast. Couldn't have been better!

I had multiple people recommend Dr Gorin and I'm so glad I listened. Very professional with…read moreexceptional bedside manners. I highly recommend.

I have wanted breast augmentation since I was a teenager and realized then that it just wasn't in…read moremy genes to have large boobs naturally. Over the years, I kept thinking about it but didn't have the money or I felt I needed to lose "x" amount of weight. Well at 48, I was in a great place financially, found the Love of my Life and my Life Partner and he loved me just the way I was physically. But... I decided to go for it because I knew it would make me feel better about ME. Dr Connall was recommended to me by a friend who saw him for a tummy tuck (among other things) and she raved about him. I looked online and was impressed that you could actually get a real quote from the site and the price included all pre & post op appointments and the anesthesia - there are NO hidden fees. I scheduled my appointment and after my consultation, I felt exactly the same about him and his team. I happily scheduled my appointment and then Covid struck hard. So after 3 months from the original appointment, I was finally able to get it done in June. I couldn't be happier with the results! I was in minimal pain and the pain pills prescribed to me were fine and I had enough of them. You leave in a minimal support front closed bra and after the first day, I took it off and haven't worn a bra since! I was off work for 5 days - I work at a desk in front of a computer - and that was fine. You will be feeling great after the 2nd day and you do need to remember that you just had surgery and to not do too much. Dr Connall called within a week to check on me and I just had my first in person follow up yesterday. He was happy with how things were healing and the progress of the implant settling. However, warning...if you are going significantly bigger...please remember that you will have chest muscle swelling and the breast skin needs to stretch for the implants to fall and settle. For some reason I thought I would look like Barbie right after...ummm...no...lol. But I am 5 weeks after surgery and they look great now and I know will look even better in the next few months. I would also recommend getting some nipple cream as they will get super sensitive as the skin stretches also. I found some organic breastfeeding nipple cream on Amazon and it has been amazing. All in all....if you ever thought you wanted to have it done...DO IT!!! I am so happy with the results and super happy I chose Dr Connall and his team!

A Cautionary Story -- What I Wish I'd Known Before My Breast Augmentation…read more In 2022, I finally decided to get my breast augmentation -- something I had dreamed about for years. I did my research carefully and chose this clinic because the surgeon promoted a "unique technique" that supposedly eliminates the need for a post-surgical compression bra during recovery. That promise was a huge part of why I trusted him with my body. At first, everything seemed fine. But once the swelling settled and I began to really look at my results, I noticed something was off. My left breast had shifted far to the side -- so much that when I lie flat, it literally slides toward the outer edge of my body. Standing up without a bra, my breasts sit noticeably wide apart. When I put on a bra and pull them together, I love the look. But without it, the symmetry and shape are disappointing -- and completely opposite of what I was told to expect. When I shared my concern during my final follow-up, the surgeon brushed it off with, "Side boob is a good look." Maybe for some women it is, but not when one breast has migrated halfway toward my armpit. That's not style -- that's structure gone wrong. I waited a few years to be sure my body had healed before reaching out again, hoping for an honest conversation about possible correction. Instead, I was told I'd have to pay $190 just for a consultation -- and that they don't offer complimentary post-surgery implant checks, even years later. I had assumed they would at least verify that the implants were still properly positioned and safe. For context, most women are required to wear a post-surgical compression bra (a supportive medical garment that holds the implants in place and helps the chest heal evenly). I wasn't asked to wear one because the surgeon claimed his "no-bra recovery method" made it unnecessary. In hindsight, I wish I had worn one anyway -- it might have prevented my outcome.

Prior to working with Dr Huebert, I'd tried every suggested solution to help my back pain go away,…read moreaside from getting surgery. After experiencing pain that was significantly affecting my quality of life (ie: I was on prescription painkillers on my wedding day, and our honeymoon trip to Whistler, Canada, turned into a sightseeing excursion, as opposed to a snowboarding adventure) for months on end, I was almost to the point of resorting to a permanent operation. I got multiple surgical opinions, all of which suggested I was a "good" candidate for disc replacement(s) and/or a lumbar spinal fusion, in that one or both of those procedures may resolve some of my primary source of pain, but due to my young age (22 years old), small stature (I'm 5'2) and desire to return to athletics, neither option were particularly recommended. I was advised to significantly alter my life, in order to (hopefully) reduce my pain. I was frustrated and heartbroken. This went on for almost a year. It was actually my mother in law who suggested I look into stem cell treatments, after a friend of hers underwent a similar procedure in Texas. I had previously had negative experiences with "alternative" medicine, and was quite wary of giving this idea any thought. My desperation for relief finally caught up with me, however, and before long, I was sitting in Dr. Huebert's office for an evaluation, MRIs, x-rays, and detailed medical history in hand. I had walked out of the previous four spine specialist's appointments in tears, calling my husband to rehash the lack of hope the surgeons had portrayed to me, as well as my own frustration. We both knew something was different when I called him with joy in my voice, and couldn't wait to tell him about the appointment. I went home and researched everything I could about stem cell treatments. I read the clinical studies, watched patient testimonials, and spoke with friends and family in the medical field, as well as my own previous physical therapists, athletic trainers, and physicians. The general consensus was this: While its success hadn't been proven yet, neither had its consequences. When it came down to it, the list of possible negative outcomes of getting stem cell treatments was FAR less than that of having back surgery, regardless of how great a surgeon I went with. So, after much prayer and petition with my husband, family, and God, we decided to proceed with Dr. Huebert. It's been almost one year, exactly, since I had five lumbar stem cell injections done by Dr. Huebert. Everything about the process (aside from the obvious discomfort of the procedure, and the weeks immediately following) has been better than I ever could have asked for. From helping us figure out a financial plan, to offering reassurance and support all along the way, I truly could not recommend Dr. Huebert or his practice any more. I can't finish up this review without mentioning how awesome his medical assistant, Meghan has been, as well. Since being given the "go ahead" to return to exercising to my fullest capacity (approximately eight months ago) -- my back has never felt better. I'm no longer reliant on pain medication, ice packs, and epsom salt baths just to get through the day, I can enjoy being active with my friends and family, and most importantly, I feel like myself again. I will forever be grateful for Dr. Huebert and his team for what they have done for me, and should I need back care in the future, he will undoubtedly be the first person I seek advice from. Sincerely, Bridgette Pronozuk

I have been going to Dr. Huebert for at least 10 years and consider him a magician with his…read moreneedles. He is also an extremely knowledgeable osteopath. I trust him explicitly. In addition, his current staff is the best of any clinic/hospital I go to. At 76 years old and having lived an extremely rough life as a farmer, I have had plenty of worn out and otherwise injured body parts and Dr. Huebert always has a way to fix me up. I am so glad I was referred to him by my PCP. He is top notch. For reference, I was an Army medic and have multiple university degrees in science and engineering so I am certainly in a position to notice medical excellence when I see it.

I have nothing but good things to say about Oregon Neurology. From start to finish my experience…read morewith them was the best I have ever had with any doctor. My situation was urgent, so even though there is a 3 month waiting list for new patient appointments the neurologist worked late on a Friday night to see me the first week after my doctor called her. The staff were very thorough and had gathered all of my records in that short time. I had struggled for years with my symptoms and had never gotten a diagnosis. This clinic not only was able to diagnose me, but they had treatment that improved my strength. Because of this clinic, I have my life back.

This place if aweful! No caring or respect from doctors. Had one seizure in my 30s, and before any…read moretesting i was told on initial visit that I needed to be put on meds. Second appoitnment meds. Didn't want to accept the fact that cannabis is legal, having had a medical card. This dinosaur of a Doc told me that cannabis was causing my seizures. I am a son of a anesthesiologist, who passed away and now building my own life. Unforutuanly I am on ohp. Now I am treated like scum and the Doc would rather chat about politics and his beliefs then tell me what is going on with my brain!! I believe this place should be condemned! No star to one.. Only bc office tech was sweet! And seemed to know more then the degenerate Doctor!!

Dr Hu is amazing as well as her staff. You never have to wait for more than a few minutes. The…read moreoffice has a light and fun atmosphere unlike a typical Doctors office. They take the time to listen and make it personal. I have beyond pleased with the results. And would go back again.

I am so happy I went with Dr. Hu. It's so hard to find someone to trust with cosmetic procedures…read more The staff was so friendly and helpful. Hu did an amazing job and my face healed perfectly. I couldn't be more happy. I highly recommend her. Thank you!!!!!!