I am 76 years old and I was taken to my hospital (the closest) with pancreatitis. The GPS on my…read morephone says it is a 6 minute car ride from my apartment. They are charging $1,894 (???) for that very short ride. I was in severe abdominal pain, and the ambulance didn't have any shock absorbers. It bumped down a road (that I frequently drive) the whole way, which added to my discomfort. This outrageous bill looks like a bill for a 6 minute helicopter ride, not an ambulance! But when 911 is called, are there other options? I will do everything within my power in the future not to go by ambulance. To top it off, Providence is refusing to cover my overnight stay, and I have to fight that, too. Health care in this country has me wishing I lived somewhere where the patient truly came first - not outrageous profit.

Paramedics that are dangerously untrained. I'm about to…read moredescribe just one of the ways these "medical" professionals behaved, on what became the worst night of my life. These "paramedics" swaggered casually by me and stood in the street, without badges or identification (the one named Adam: "uhh, huh, yeah, I lost my badge"). I had just finished violently convulsing from a seizure (first time in my life). In all the involuntary movement, my shirt came down in the front and I, being in and out of consciousness, didn't realize that my breasts were fully naked and exposed. But these guys sure thought it was hilarious. In the ambulance, the paramedic chuckled, casually talking to the driver about my exposed "titties" and they bantered about how my body looked, while I lay in pain and fear on the gurney, unable to pull my shirt back on. I heard everything they said, but I appeared to be asleep. They laughed together about me and he never covered me up with anything he just let me be totally exposed and naked. He eventually leaned over me and I could smell his putrid breath, as he slowly, casually pulled my shirt sleeve back on. He said, and I will remember this verbatim until my dying day, "Come on lady, look, your tits are popping out!" He thought I couldn't hear him because my eyes were closed, I suppose. I've called the company to complain, no one answers or calls back.

The ER doctors are excellent - and give you the treatment you need - They show love and care -…read moreThe primary Doctors aren't as good - Moria Bolduc

I've had several bad experiences at the Providence ER. The last time was especially bad. I had…read moreaccidentally taken the wrong amount of my medication and immediately went to the ER to seek help. Instead of calling poison control, I was rushed to the ICU where nurses spent all their efforts into convincing me that I had tried to harm myself. During this, I had four seizures before they decided to call Poison control to receive treatment instructions. Four seizures could have been prevented if they had called poison control immediately. I bit my tongue several times and bled profusely. They told me that my tongue will heal quickly, and refused to also treat that wound. It has not healed in almost a month. I had to see my primary care provider elsewhere to receive help. I felt neglected, as if they didn't really care. They weren't trying to treat me, but shove me in their mental health unit, when I had not tried to hurt myself. Their judgement of my character and actions was unwarranted and their actions felt harsh and punitive in nature. Eventually they called poison control and administered medication that would have effectively prevented this whole ordeal. I will never go back. All of the other hospitals in Portland are far better options with far better care that doesn't lack compassion and judgement by a very near sighted and uncaring staff. I am trying to not take this personal, and ruminate, but it was traumatic and embarrassing, and has led me to seek help in dealing with it. Thanks for reading and I hope you find this helpful in making decisions on where to seek care in an emergency.

I've been a patient at this clinic since 2007. It makes me sad to see the negative reviews of this…read morewonderful place. Anyone who reads medical news knows that throughout the US, we have a shortage of doctors, nurses and other care providers. Many have retired due to PTSD from the pandemic and/or burnout from trying to compensate for a frayed system. Private medical practices are rare these days, and an internist in private practice is rarer still. I am deeply grateful to everyone who manages to keep this clinic up and running, providing some of the best care in the city despite enormous odds, both in personnel and finances. I much appreciate being able to get multiple services there, such as lab, x-ray and bone density studies. Thank you Broadway Medical, and everyone who has or will take care of me there. You have big fans in me and my husband.

My doctor is absolutely marvelous. She listens carefully and researches different options to find…read morethe best solutions for me. She is very thorough. I am very happy with the service all round and I don't have long wait times.

The frequency with which I'm having to review hospitals is not exactly ideal, but...here we go…read moreagain. My wife had a diabetes-related incident which required two days worth of hospitalization, so we were treated to a wide variety of Legacy Emanuel's departments, from intake at the ER, to the ICU, to the pharmacy and, of course, the much-maligned, dreaded hospital food (and rightfully so)! Our experience was a mixed bag, but mostly positive overall. Intake took longer than I feel is acceptable for, you know...the EMERGENCY room, but the quality of care, right out of the gate, was top notch: competent, friendly nurses and technicians (BIG shout-out to Michael in the CVICU for being stellar!), from start to finish. Consultation with full-fledged doctors was few and far between, but maybe that will help keep the costs down when the remainder of the bill comes back from insurance. The Children's Garden is a-freakin'-dorable. The food was one of the few things that was consistent...consistently terrible. As has always been the case with diabetes-related care, the advice my wife receives seems to vary, based on the person giving it, with some providers seeming more confident, and competent, than others...which is probably why we end up in situations like this. Without going into too many details, one endocrinologist recommended using an insulin pump, the other recommended manual injections via insulin pens, and both of them offered different suggestions on the amount of insulin to administer, based on carb count. It's incredible to me that this isn't yet a settled science. Another irritating thing I encountered was the main entrance to the atrium being blocked off for construction or renovations, meaning that to pick up a prescription, we had to enter through the Randall Children's Hospital entrance, and then navigate an absurdly long series of hallways to get there...only to find that our prescription wasn't filled on time, and that we'd have to come back and do it all over again later. Ugh. In short, we've had better care (OHSU), and worse care (PeaceHealth), but Legacy Emanuel does enough things right to straddle the gap, and exist in our minds as a wholly acceptable and comprehensive health care provider, even during times of crisis (and as an important side note: the adjacent Randall Children's Hospital is a five star facility, no bones about it). Just...hurry up with the ER intake procedure, will ya?

My procedure (cath lab LAA) was scheduled for March 3rd 2026. On March 2nd an unidentified person…read morecalled to tell me my procedure was changed to March 17th, 2026...no time was provided. Last time I had a procedure at Legacy Emanuel the person checking me my middle initial from D to DL?????

This review is based on Dr. David M. Sibell. He works at Kaiser and teaches at OHSU...I'm appalled…read morethat they let this man practice medicine, let alone, teach new students/doctors with less experience. He is condescending, dismissive, and obstructive. He lies, makes you not want to get procedures via his lies, and I don't trust him with people or animals. You've been warned.

You can not get a appointment. I had a occupational therapy appoint I was to have a follow up in…read morethree weeks. My next appointment is in 9 weeks! I cann ot get in ofr a PT appointment. Anytime I have need any type of a appointment it is always at least 8 weeks if I am lucky. I have been with Kaiser long enough to remember when in got in a a couple of days a week was along wait.

Shocking, outrageous, and incompetent beyond belief. One of the worst experiences of my life. While…read morethe receptionist and initial nurse were good, the nurse who I was assigned to see as a Primary Care Provider was incredibly unprofessional, illogical, abusive, and possibly drunk or drugged. She seemed nice and sane at first, then proceeded to completely ignore my medical history, ignore everything I said, reject the advice of previous MD's I'd seen, make offensive insinuations, jump to absurd conclusions, and left me without any treatment whatsoever for proven and crippling medical issues. I am pursuing a malpractice suit, for the first time in my life. This person is a menace to society, will damage you, and should have her license revoked, before being imprisoned for gross incompetence.

I have been coming to the clinic for quite awhile. I have seen Dan and Jayme for massage, Dr…read more Redding, Dr. Milner, and Dr. Guggenheim for healthcare, and Dan O. for acupuncture. My husband, sister, and father are also seen here. Extraordinary care! I can't say enough about how caring the staff is.

It's on the fourth floor. It has clear signage once you get out of the elevator, easy to find…read more The space is clean and tidy. Not crowded, not noisy. The staff were very nice and helpful. Human help to quickly check in, no need to deal with confusing technologies - a big plus even for a tech person. The wait time is quite reasonable for a walk-in that I did for X-ray. Like 10minutes total. The technician was nice and helpful as well. Easy to follow her instructions. Quick and easy process that took about 5-10minutes in the X-ray room.

Impossible to schedule with them. I have called them multiple times and waited for an hour each…read moretime on hold in an attempt to get through to a scheduler. They don't offer the ability to call you back, nor to schedule online, so you must wait on hold to get an appointment. Just an awful customer experience. I never was able to get through to them.

I've been on the phone for two hours in my second attempt to resolve a bill…read more My insurance company couldn't even get them to answer after 30 min. Not even sure if it's legal to bill people then refuse to answer their calls or their insurance company calls.

In my judgement, one or more employees in the Billing Department need to be terminated…read more Here are several incontestable facts. 1. Regarding a prior treatment at the Silverton, OR hospital, I ended up with a bill considerably less than $ 100. 2. Previously any of my earlier patient charges subsequently resulted in a bill mailed to me. Thereafter, it was soon paid in full. 3. However, pertinent to the most recent aforesaid charge, no bill have ever been posted to my mailing address on record. 4. Nonetheless, for a period now spanning many weeks, I've continued to receive texts and voicemail messages demanding payment. 5. During this same time span, and on FOUR separate occasions, I've written (2 letters and two emails) to the billing department's Portland, OR address. Each time stating unequivocally that the bill will be paid in full and promptly once I've received a mailed paper statement. 6. Yet, nary received a mailed bill, which I want for my tax records. 7. Nonetheless, the texts and voice mails, including today, persist unabated.

I've been a here for many years as a cancer patient but now here with my Dad that fell recently. He…read morehad 11 breaks in total 5 in the spine and one in his neck. His ribcage had 6 broken all on one side. The care he gets is great and he likes the Dr they assigned him to from the hospital. He was on the trauma unit for 21 days. I'd recommend these folks for those in need of an Orthopedic Specialist

While these guys provide good physical therapy. Their practices and privacy policies do not support…read moregood patient care. I started scheduling last June of 2025. I was able to get in in August. There is a long lead for the first meeting. The physical therapist said that I should get added for my knees. Not just my back. Because of the way this company is set up, I had to start all over again. It is now March. They just called me and canceled my appointment because my physical therapist took a week off. I ended up getting pushed out to April. I have to start all over again with a new provider because the provider I was with is not available because he's backed up because he took a week off. It really sucks to be an OHSU physical therapy client. I'm starting to look elsewhere. They're terrible to deal with.