I called one afternoon and made an appointment to see a specialist. To my surprise they had an…read moreappointment the very next morning. I scheduled it for 9:15. Then I spent the rest of my day trying to rearrange my work schedule. Turns out after 5:00, I realized it would be impossible. The next morning I left a message that I couldn't make it. Today I received a bill for 50.00. No one called me back. No one tried to reschedule me. I had a surgery at this location in the past, plus I used the physical therapy there. The doctor I used retired. Maybe they are going downhill.

Sports Medicine Oregon is a specialty Sports clinic that deals with orthopedic issues with an…read moreemphasis on knee injuries as well as other joint problems. They're also team physicians for the Portland Timbers Football Club (in American parlance, that's a soccer team). I found this clinic via asking around on Yelp and I have not at all been disappointed by the medical service I received from Dr. Edelson. Without getting in to the gory details, I had long suffered from an old ankle injury and only enjoyed a limited use of my right ankle - a problem that kept me from running, jumping, or doing anything really physically active. When the pain overtook the numb immobility of my ankle, I decided to have a specialist look at it. While the OSM site claims that they deal with ankle problems the clinic is much more focused on knee issues, and Dr. Edelson was quick to note that, however upon examination he determined that he would be able to help fix my problem with a relatively simple outpatient procedure at the outpatient surgery clinic next door. My visits to Dr. Edelson, despite the long haul drive out to Tigard, were all good, and now that I'm able to visit him at the branch location in Jeld Wen field (15-20 mins closer to home) everything has been hunky dory. I will follow-up with a review of the good Dr. himself as it would take longer than this space to extoll the virtues of his skilled hand. This is more a review of the SMO clinic itself. My main complaint is the billing hassle with this clinic. Antiquated systems require that I either mail in my bill with a check or credit card written down (what is this the 1980's?) or call in to the office and face a barrage of automated phone menus, which if you call during the lunch our has some cryptic, confusing choices, all of which simply hang up on you. For such a small office they do a great job of making you feel like you're dealing with some ginormous, labyrinthian hospital system. How about getting some online payment options folks? Why do I have to deal with receiving a "your bill is late" snail mail letter when I'm more than happy to pay my bill online immediately (or by phone to someone who will actually ANSWER THE PHONE)? I have the funds right now but do you know how often I actually go to a post office to buy stamps, let alone mail letters? Obviously not fast enough to avoid a "you're late" letter.** Anyway, my rant aside, dealing with every other part of this clinic experience has been good. Great PC's, high-quality medical expertise, super nice, clean facilities with on-site x-ray and MRI... the works. Just bring your billing system into the 20th century (or better yet, the 21st) and we'd have a 5-star rave here. To sum up - OSM is probably one of the best options in PDX if you suffer from knee, orthopedic or joint issues. Just be prepared to spend a bunch of time on the phone or buy some stamps in advance if you want to be able to pay them for it. ________________________________ **I'm not really mad that I got the letter, it's my fault for not paying immediately, but it's their fault for making it so difficult for me to pay them. I've had a filled-out bill sitting on my desk for a week waiting for me to find time to go buy a stamp. I'm under 40 - snail mail is an artifact to me.

Dr. David is the best! He actually listens to his patients. Gentle, spot-on help with my aches and…read morerelieving my pains. I had a bad knee replacement and Dr is helping me with walking and retaining my 'good' knee! Injections and blood draws with ultrasound! Hardly felt anything. Things are looking up!

I saw the sports docs at Providence Sports Medicine at Bridgeport for my toe pain right before a…read morerunning event this summer. They were able to inject my toe perfectly while using ultrasound to make sure it was perfect. I STILL feel great!!! I even got scheduled in the same week I called. I highly recommend this clinic and will continue to recommend to my family and friends! Thank you!!

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.

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

Have been going there for several years for injections in my knees. Sheri Cameron is wonderful…read more professional and caring. Everyone one from the receptionists to the assistants are very helpful.

One of the aspects I look for of any business where you need to make an appointment is how easy is…read moreit to make that appointment. I was dreading making an appointment with a specialist before calling sports medicine Oregon. To my surprise making the appointment online was incredibly easy and I was able to complete everything without any need to call and speak to anybody. That was awesome! I don't have a lot of time in my day to call and go through the endless back-and-forth of trying to find a date which works. Of course with any medical provider the equality of service is the most important piece. I felt as if the doctor took the time to understand my problem and to learn what activities I wanted to get back to that I wasn't able to. He suggested physical therapy exercises that I may not have tried before and quickly made a referral to get an MRI after I told him all of the different things I had tried before coming to see them. While no one wants to go see a doctor, if you do need to see a sports medicine doctor, this is the place to go.

Jennifer Martens did not make me feel like she was interested in me at all. She seemed more…read moreinterested to get me to billing and get another appointment out of me. I had asked for workouts for my back pain and they did not care to help me. she did not said good bye when she would leave the room. I felt like they did not seem interested in the wellbeing of the client. will not be going back again.

Dr Dewer review. My…read moreexperiences with Dr Dewer and staff were very positive and professional. He addressed muscle imbalances and alignment issues both acute and cronic. Performance increased dramatically in surfing, archery and packing elk out of the mountains. Highly recommended for longevity in pursuits and incressed function in day to day life. I will be back even if its a 7 hr drive one way.

Stay away from this guy. Karl Kaluza was suppose to be my confidential, attending physician in a…read moreworker comp case, and instead he threw me under the bus to the workers comp insurance guys. His team was terrible at listening, and relaying messages. They treated me poorly as a workers comp patient, like I was dirt. I'm pretty sure they were screening call. He lied to the insurance company about things I confided in him regarding my health & activities. Also stay away from Craig @ Miller Law, and Brian Simms Chiropractor. The referral came from the chiropractor and they were all scared of their shadows or lazy.

If you are an athlete, and need a doctor, no one is better. Caring, fast and efficient. He is…read morehimself an athlete so he understands the importance of competition deadlines training and the like. Got me in short notice and fixed me up with a marathon looming in the near future. Also his office staff are top notch. One of the best doctors office visits I have ever had!

Dr. Mohr is a devoted, smart, friendly, kind, humble chiro / physical therapist. Gentle treatment…read morethat heals you quickly. He uses his brain instead of ouchy muscle -- wow! I will recommend this clinic to atheletes and just old sedentary people alike. No judgment in this clinic. GO THERE!

Still Love Dr Mohr....just NOT the clinic and staff. The support staff gets this place 1 Star…read more(rounding up). Not worth it! Dr. Martindale is a Rockstar/Miracle worker and he has left the practice as well!! Go find Dr Martindale for any sports related injury he is amazing! He is practicing in an interim facility in Wilsonville!

Recovering from an injury can bring about feelings of trepidation at times, but Therapydia makes…read morethe journey comfortable and enjoyable. From the second you walk in, you are warmly welcomed and treated with the upmost respect and care. San, the receptionist, makes every client feel seen, appreciated, and welcome and is an engaging conversationalist. He and the various therapists offer encouragement and positivity that lift your mood and make you want to put forth your best efforts. I have been treated by Jamie, Brenden, and Joe, and all the therapists have been knowledgeable, professional, and supportive. They are easy to talk to and listen attentively to your needs. In only a few short weeks, my range of motion has improved, and I am beginning to feel less stiffness and pain. Thank you for making my recovery a breeze, Therapydia!

I went to Therapydia for an Achilles injury. Brenden was really skilled at setting up a program…read morethat matched my abilities, and was flexible if an exercise didn't work. He keeps up with new exercise science and shared it with me, which I appreciate. I'm now pain free, stronger, and able to do jumping jacks again. The entire staff is warm and welcoming.

As a physical therapist who works with athletes finding Dr. Doug has been priceless. My athletes…read morefeel comfortable right away with his athletic experience, and time and time again he has shown excellence in his diagnostic ability for even the toughest cases that I refer to him. Personally he helped my elderly mother who broke her leg while visiting, and after his assessment, facilitated an emergent referral to a wonderful ortho making a horrible situation significantly less stressful. Last but not least, Bonnie at the front will take great care of you, she truly cares and is wonderful to all my patients that I send over.

I have been a patient of Dr Douglas for over the last 10 years. His world class care, coupled with…read morehis amazing staff (Bonnie) made my life livable. His professional treatment has kept me walking miles, while avoiding surgical procedures, for now. I cannot thank them enough. They are more than professional, and caring.... They make you feel like family. Thank You !!

Dr. McWeeney did a full rotator cuff repair two years ago on my right arm and it was uber painful…read morebut healed perfectly!! It feels great..recently tore my left side, same injury..he pulled out old bone spurs and re-did my whole shoulder like new..probably hurts him worse than if hurts me..Great Doctor, Surgeon, dude Very sincerely, Jeff

okay where do I begin???? okay... when I was 24 (not saying how long ago that was..... we shall…read morejust say it is over a decade ago) I tore my ACL in half.... and by that I mean it was no longer attached on the top or bottom. He fixed me up .....and then a year later due to a car accident, had to do another surgery.... my knee is great..... now fast forward into time where I have now a shoulder AND ankle issue. He has done 2 surgeries on my shoulder and will be reconstructing my ankle. He is a wonderful surgeon that explains things, although if you do not ask questions he will assume you know what he is talking about. So people he is not a mind reader, you need to ask questions. I obviously thought enough of him to come back to him to further my repairs.......even if he does keep shooting down my ideas of making me bionic......