I would rate my first visit with Ayumi with four stars; she was kind, and seemed concerned about my…read moreproblem. She prescribed medication and ordered an MRI under anesthesia. Things broke down in my subsequent visit with her since her follow through with ordering physical therapy was delayed by several days. We agreed upon a treatment plan of only medication and PT during that visit. About two weeks after my visit with her I developed increased pain and reached out to her to adjust my medication. A gentleman called me the day after I left a message around 9:00am to get more information but when I had heard nothing by 4:00pm I called again. Surprisingly someone actually answered the phone which had never happened before during my several calls throughout my evaluation and diagnosis. But I digress. Apparently sometime during the day Ayumi responded that I needed to reach out to my primary care provider. I have no idea if I would have been called with this message the same day. I took this to mean that she had discharged me from her practice. I really would have appreciated it if she had told me that at our last visit because it is now 4:30pm on a Friday and my PCP does not work on Mondays. So I will sit here in pain until Tuesday. I cannot recommend this practice since they appeared to have abandoned me as their patient and I will be reaching out to the Board of Registered Nursing with my complaint.

They relocated to a different office. I went to the closed location, phoned for the correct address…read moreand was told I had 10 minute grace period. I arrived at the office at 4:39 - one minute to spare. The receptionist ask me to wait while she spoke to staff in the back. When she she returned, she said I was too late and needed to reschedule. I wasn't too late by their own policy. To add insult to injury, Spinal Diagnostics. Billed me $50 for being late. Please hold your breath waiting for payment.

I feel bad for not updating this sooner. Yes I got pain relief but it was temporary. It was the…read moreworst $5000.00 I've ever spent. And I've blown through a lot of money on silly stuff like shoes and purses. My pain is from degenerative disc disease. So perhaps this treatment may very well work on nerve pain. But now my pain is completely managed by CBD cream. My pain will never go away. But I caution you. Think twice about investing in this costly and at least for me, totally ineffective treatment. 2019 - Review # 6

I was a neuropathic pain sufferer for a decade taking prescription meds (gabapentin) and other…read moremind/mood altering drugs to address it. I discovered Radiant via a friend who was walking her own journey of pain, and thought it sounded strange, but was up for anything that could help. Radiant offered a free session (I think they still do) so I decided why not give it a shot. After that first session i couldn't believe how I was feeling. I was ecstatic at the first pain free few hours in the last decade!! I immediately signed up for a full course and had daily treatments for the first couple of weeks and then tapered back to once or so a week. Over time the pain relief was substantial and I was able to get completely off the meds. I was 70-80% pain free. My pain became so much more manageable and felt I had my active life back. I can't recommend this company any higher!

Everyone here is awesome! From the receptionist to the nurses to the doctor and all in between!…read more Super nice, helpful and kind! Made me feel comfortable and relaxed! Appreciate all of you!

I had a great experience at Cascade Spine center. I received an epidural injection in between my L1…read more& L2 to relieve my nerve pain from Spinal Stenosis. Dr. Anderson and his team were professional , friendly, kind, and went out of their way to make me comfortable before, during, and after the procedure. I was a bit apprehensive that Medicare no longer allows the procedure to be done under a general anesthetic, but the procedure took 5 minutes for two injections and the local that was administered took away over 95% of any discomfort. I highly recommend Dr. Anderson and Cascade Spine Center.

Friendly staff, Dr Ebeid and Alexis are wonderful. They helped me so I could enjoy my days with…read moreless pain.

Very happy with Dr. Ebeid, Kathy Hunter, and the staff. 50 years of chronic back pain is being…read moreresolved. They have been friendly and professional throughout the process. Highly recommended. Jim

Will regenerative injections solve all your problems? No one can make such a promise with…read morecertainty. But what I can promise is that Dr. Wood is the best doctor for your best chance at a non-surgical recovery with regeneratives. Did I mention he is an absolute wizard with his diagnostic ultrasound machine? Every little secret you might be hiding in your tissues/bones, he will find and treat with precision. He listens, he understands, he empathizes, he connects the dots, and he treats with nuance and grace. Did I mention his partner/secret-weapon Libby? Refreshingly the most personable and down-to-earth clinic manager ever, she really sees you, hears you, understands and guides you through your options. She helps to focus Dr. Wood's wild brilliance into everyone's best possible treatment. Together, they bring more heart and soul into a medical clinic than I realized possible. Seriously highly recommended clinic and doctors. The best in their fields. And just lovely people to be around.

I got a treatment from Dr Wood and had amazing results. I cannot believe how well PRP worked on my…read moreknees. I feel 20 years younger. Highly recommend.

I wanted to write a review because the overall low rating for this practice is not representative…read moreof the care I've received. I was able to get an initial appointment within 3 weeks and my follow-up appointments have all been within a week to 10 days. This is unheard of when seeing a neurologist in the area. For example: It took me 3 months to get a primary care appointment for the referral, and was booked 4 months out after that for an initial appointment with a neurologist at The Portland Clinic. All of the interventions I've received so far have been very helpful for my nerve pain that has been contributing to my headaches and migraines. Lastly, all of the staff has been kind and courteous to me at all my visits. I highly recommend this clinic to anyone experiencing chronic pain. I'm very grateful that I found it.

I canceled my appointment before I ever met with the provider because my experience with the office…read morestaff made me uncomfortable trusting this practice with my health. As a patient seeking help for pain, communication matters. Before my appointment, I tried to confirm the details but did not receive a clear response by email, text, or phone. When a medical office is difficult to reach before you are even seen, that raises serious concerns about how responsive they will be once you are actually under their care. After receiving no confirmation, I contacted the office. When I did not receive a confirmation of the cancellation, I called a second time and left a voicemail message canceling my appointment a second time. Despite that, I was later billed as a "no show", which is unacceptable. If the office fails to respond, fails to properly confirm an appointment, and then fails to process a cancellation, the patient should not be penalized for that breakdown. I cannot speak to the doctor's medical care because I never made it that far. But I can speak to the office experience, and it was poor enough that I chose not to proceed. For anyone dealing with pain, the last thing you need is added stress, unclear communication, and billing issues before care has even begun. This experience left me with the impression that the practice is more focused on collecting fees than making patients feel heard, supported, and properly cared for.

I was referred to Dr. Khemlani by my surgeon a few weeks ago. To be blunt, I was very nervous about…read morethe appointment and procedure. Dr. Khemlani met me for my first appointment, accommodating a scheduling conflict to make sure I was seen in a timely fashion. Dr. Kehmlani went to bat for me with my insurance to ensure I got an approved prior authorization. He truly had to go the extra mile. Further, the next day I was seen for the actual procedure. I was honestly terrified. He took the time to stop and speak calmly with me, reassuring me all would be fine. He took time. He showed compassion. He was above-and-beyond professional... but more importantly, he was kind. Providers like Dr. Khemlani are FEW are FAR BETWEEN. Providers that truly express empathy and grace are a rare find any more and I'm quite lucky to have been referred to him. Even better, he has a ridiculously good sense of humor and made the rather unpleasant procedure 100% tolerable... painless one would say. I can't speak highly enough of Columbia Pain Management and Dr. Khemlani. He and his staff were all spectacular and I appreciate everyone for their great care. I can honestly say, I am looking forward to returning for my follow-up appointments. Thanks, Dr. Khemlani. You're the best!

I can't say enough wonderful things about Dr Khemlani and his staff. I had to have another…read moreinjection after two back surgeries and this office is outstanding at making you feel comfortable and calm. I highly recommend Dr Khemlani! I've been seen at the Milwaukie and Tualatin offices and either is great! I have no fear of my other scheduled injections.

The nursing staff is very welcoming and supportive ...The Drs. are very kind, and clear on their…read moretreatments and procedures. I would recommend them to anyone looking for their speciality's .

I had an initial interview/consultation that was paid for in full. Subsequently I notified the…read moreoffice that I had chosen a different surgeon for treatment of my back pain and would not be returning to or accepting any further service from Advanced Pain Management Clinic. I have since been billed for a visit during the following month that did not occur, as well as for remote monitoring for the next 3 months that I did not sign an agreement for or receive. Multiple communications with the office & billing department have not resolved the situatio. Apparently my next course of action will be through legal counsel.

Oleg Maksimov. This is the worst doctor I've ever seen. His manner is best suited for work with…read morecadavers, absolutely no respect or compassion whatsoever. I was sent to him by the VA due to chronic neck and back pain with x-rays and MRIs to back it up, as well as a couple of sports-related injuries, including a poorly-healed broken elbow and a complete rupture of the gluteus minimus and medius (having surgery on that in a couple of weeks). He only cared about the neck, didn't want to hear about anything else. Zero eye contact, no facial expressions, clipped and monotone. I asked a couple of questions but had to repeat myself because he ignored me. When he was done fiddling with his computer, he did have a plan; come back for some nerve blocking (or whatever it's called) which should work for 4 HOURS. Then keep a pain journal so they know if they're in the right area. So... nothing today? "No." Why not? "We need authorization from the VA. Could take days, could take weeks. Don't know." Can I get something for the pain in the meantime?? (No history of abuse or addiction, all injuries well documented.) "No. Nothing. It was nice to meet you." Then he walked out. The office staff were nice, but you couldn't pay me to go back to that place. From their parking lot, I reached out to the VA to find a different provider - which took about 10 minutes total. They were eager to take my statement and apologized for Oleg's behavior. Oh, and the authorization I needed to wait for? They had it the entire time. Everything he wanted to do was included in the referral that had already been approved.

Cheryl Wright is my husband's provider and she is thorough, with a wide range of knowledge in pain…read moremedicine. She takes the initiative to bring health issues to our attention and explains things very well.

on Feb 19, 2025, I was with my daughter when she needed to go to the ER…read more First of all the time it took from the triage to actually have a meeting with a doctor was completely unacceptable. Arrived at 4:30pm-10:45pm, over 6 hours from the beginning to end. Yes is was fairly busy but I didn't think all that busy. Secondly, the restroom and the examination room were dirty, I mean gross. The underside of the toilet seat needed cleaned and the floor needed mopped. Worst of all, after the waiting and getting to the exam room, there was what we thought was fecal matter on the control panel of the bed. I cleaned the matter up using rubber gloves and wipes that were on the exam room. I am so happy I have different and better health ins.

Days to resolve a broken toe…read more My husband fell down the stairs in our home with our toddler. This happened on a Sunday. I was pretty sure he broke it, but he decided to wait until Monday morning to call the doctor to schedule an appointment. Monday morning rolls around and he makes the call at 8am. Dr. Goswami, not his usual general practitioner, saw him that same day. Great! She orders him to get an Xray done. After the Xray, we wait for her assistant to give us the results that it was, in fact, a broken toe at the joint area. My husband has been in a lot of pain hobbling around, so it was nice to hear that we would get this resolved immediately. We were told he would get a call from a referred orthopedic and someone would drop off a boot at our home for him to wear (at 10am Tuesday). Tuesday rolls around. We've been waiting the rest of the day Monday and Tuesday morning to get a call from this orthopedic. No call. My husband calls in to check up on the status and the assistant tells us that Dr. Goswami called in to the wrong referred orthopedic. The orthopedic was for a broken knee/hip when my husband needs one for his foot. So, essentially we could've waited forever if we didn't call in because it was the wrong doctor. My husband ended up spending 2 hours out of his work day to find the right orthopedic to call covered under our health insurance. 2 hours. That's 2 hours of figuring out who to talk to, talking on the phone, and then leaving a voicemail with that orthopedic. Meanwhile, at 10am, the lady comes to our home and has two types of prescribed boots/shoes. BOTH are wrong. They're for a broken ankle. One shoe my husband tried on has his toes exposed! So much for this immediate service. We're at the step of now going to the correct orthopedic on Wednesday morning and approaching day 3 of his injury/healing process. When someone has a fracture, it shouldn't take days to resolve. We're hoping the doctor doesn't have to re-break his toe to set it correctly on the 3rd day. We find it difficult to trust our bodies with medical professionals when they cannot provide an expedient, accurate service.