I don't want to ram the clinician but they are ignoring my daughters symptoms. They have to be…read morepushed to do anything. Obvious labs are changing for 10 months and then she decides, "oh, maybe we should do something about this." I'll be getting a lawyer if something happens to my daughter. One star is too good

i have never ever had to fill out an application to be seen at a drs office. then to get a call…read moretoday that my application has been denied. with no explanation. is it because i am a diabetic, is it because i am having mini strokes in my brain. or because i just had spine surgery. i guess i am better off not getting approved since it looks like they are afraid to treat me.

Dr. Wheeler, generalist, was assigned to me after my previous internist no longer took my new…read moreinsurance. At first my husband and I thought this would be a decent fit though she stated I would ultimately need to find an internist. When I called in for my pain medicine to be filled , which she was reluctant to do but agreed until I was accepted at a pain clinic, would never be called in on time and always after I had to remind her of her agreement and then essentially beg her nurse for it. Withdrawal from a pain medication is not pretty. Dr. Wheeler would never talk to me - it was always her nurse who had one stance and it wasn't that the patient came first.The worst was her absolute refusal to listen or at least discuss this issue. I went into what I called a full blown withdrawal which was one of the worst experiences I've ever been through. The Pain Clinic called and stated it was up to her to prescribe it.Her whole attitude was self serving and not patient centered. I cannot recommend her for services . She retired once and should retire again .

Had a appointment set up for over 8 months went in for my appointment and was told at my…read moreappointment that they were not seeing new patients at this time and I could try for some one else who was taking new patients

They were wonderful. The caregivers were efficient and friendly. The Definitely recommend.read more

Everybody is really nice, on time and they spent a lot of time with me. I was able to get an…read moreappointment quickly. They accept my Kaiser insurance and it is much easier to be seen here than drive up to Salem. I saw Dr. Gallup and he was great. I had a great experience, highly recommend.

My partner was mistreated by a night shift emergency room physician named Blaine Rourke…read more My boyfriend woke up at 2am having a seizure and has never had one before. He fell over hit his head, was unconscious and rushed to the Emergency Room. He gained consciousness in the ER and they wouldn't let me back because they were questioning him. My partner said he was scared and in hysterics waking up in the hospital and having Blaine immediately telling him he was on something. The nurse there was soothing my partner and telling him he's okay and just had a seizure. When I was finally aloud back to my partners bed, I myself heard Blaine Rourke accusing my bf of doing drugs because "seizures don't just happen for no reason". Mr. Rourke then yelled at the nurse because she had a hard time scanning the patient bracelet to take my partners vitals. After testing was done and no drugs were detected, physician Rourke started being kinder to my bf and told him he doesn't know the cause of the seizure. They then sent him home with no answers to what happened and why. Paper work states he came in for OD and suspected drug use when he was brought in because he woke up and had a seizure. Paperwork also says no drugs detected and that they are unsure of the cause. They are so mean for accusing someone of that as soon as they wake up from being unconscious. How unprofessional for that physician treat my partner like that when he woke up scared and was crying asking where I was. And then yell at a nurse as well? Why is he acting like that. He seems miserable with his job and clearly treats people poorly if he personally THINKS they're on drugs.