Incredible surgeon, Dr. Tsai saved me from wanting to rip my arm off... that's how bad I felt…read morebefore he completely fixed it. Aside from the other workers, he's personally been very helpful and beneficial. Overall: Personal physical improvement = 5/5 Message + info face-to-face = 5/5

This is for the office at 2797 nw 9th street. I have never been treated so poorly by any office…read morestaff anywhere. Dr seemed fine but his staff is horrible.

I like to establish a relationship with my health care provider prior to being sick, so I went to…read moreDr. Hughes for a general check-up to see how his practice was, and if I would like to engage him with my care. Short answer: No. Dr. Hughes was very brusque in his manner and not very considerate or caring. My primary concern at the time was allergies (grass season, yay!). I told him that my work requires me to be outside, so I needed to find ways to deal with grass. Despite me JUST telling him I had to be outside, his first piece of advice was to "avoid the allergens". What, quit my job? His second piece of advice was to move out of the Willamette Valley, so he probably did mean to quit my job. He also gave me information regarding weight loss that was incredibly insensitive as well as plain wrong. I was about 15 pounds overweight, and struggling with counting calories. Dr. Hughes told me that exercise wouldn't help me at all, and that I had to drastically lower my calorie intake. I was already limited to 1200 calories per day, which is what most diets, nutritionists, and doctors recommend. Going below 1200 calories is dangerous because your body can go into "starvation mode". To suggest to me, a slightly overweight person, that exercise was irrelevant and I should eat fewer calories was callous and dangerous advice. He also suggested to me that I might have psychological issues because I didn't want a scale in my house. I track my weight using body measurements, because scales tend to demotivate me when I'm struggling with diet changes: body weight fluctuates so much!. I have since lost those 15 pounds, by the way, by using exercise and myfitnesspal.com to track my food intake. It is basic math. Calories in is less than calories expended then you lose weight. Which INCLUDES exercise, and for me, fewer processed foods. It was a very bizarre experience, and I would not recommend him to anyone.

Doc Hughes has been my GP for several years now and he's an excellent doctor. From my experience he…read moretends to use a holistic approach to addressing health issues including providing advice on nutrition and physical activity as opposed to just writing a prescription and calling it good. During appointments he always makes time to listen and to make sure that I understand everything.

I switched to Ridgeway a couple months ago . Because I felt like doctor was not listening to me. It…read morewas the best choice I ever made. Dr milstein is wonderful. I have never felt as comfortable as I have with the doctor that I do him.

I came in with a raging migraine the blond female dr was who I saw. She wanted me to take an…read moreambulance to Lebanon because I said it was the worst migraine I'd ever had but because I said no she gave me the smallest dose of medication. I called my family dr to find out it was extremely low, 15mgs of torridal. Such a dire situation you'd not give a patient the lowest dose. It's insane when you go for help and you get a doctor that enjoys having the power to help you or to hurt you. I have never had such a horrible doctor.

I have been a patient of Dr. Evans for over 5 years. I find the entire office to be a wonderful…read moreenvironment. From the receptionist at the front desk, to the nurses in the back, to Dr Evans, everyone is professional, friendly, and informative. Dr. Evans really takes his time to listen to you and does and in depth interview of the problem. He, in my opinion, is a more conservative practitioner which is what I want. I don't like jumping on the bandwagon of every new drug out there, when other avenues are available. We really talk about the options and make a joint decision on how to proceed. He does smaller procedures in his office instead of farming them out so that you would have to wait for another practitioner to take care of you and I appreciate that. I like his beside manner and as a nurse, I know difficult physicians, Dr. Evans is a very good doctor.

He's abrasive, hostile, and rude. Occasionally smiles and interacts but he doesn't like going…read morebeyond minimum for his patients. He's a smartass when you ask him questions, it's unprofessional. *grade A douchebag" not going there again.

Dr. Barnes is awesome. He really listens and interacts well with his patients. He doesn't just tell…read moreyou what to do, he makes a plan WITH you, is very pleasant and comfortable to be with as well as his staff - they are great! I highly recommend him and his staff. :)

I almost never leave reviews on Yelp...in fact, this is probably my first. I was quite distressed…read moreto read Andrew P's review of Dr. Byrne. I have been in the health care field for 45 yrs and have been impressed by the fact that she truly listens, asks good questions, does hands-on exams, orders tests appropriately, refers when necessary, answers my questions and is caring. She always reviews my chart prior to the visit. My husband changed to her and is happy as well...he had gotten decent care elsewhere but felt the doc was just checking off the boxes for his diagnosis. The front office staff is great, and the CMA Erika has consistently gone over and above to help and to communicate.

A wholly unsatisfactory experience. Here is the situation: My partner is pregnant, neither of us…read morehave children, and are excited if not a bit worried about the whole endeavor. We were told by my partner's friends that Dr. Wren was a good person to see about such matters. Apparently they have had different situations than ours. We have a high deductible insurance, about $5,000. Of course we are both young and healthy so it hasn't seemed necessary to pay upwards of $300/month to see a doctor once every five years... live and learn. Anyway, we both take off work to make this appointment. My partner is excited to have an ultrasound to see the baby. Of course, Dr Wren can't afford to buy an ultrasound machine so she can't get one. What did we get, you ask? Well a half an hour of being pigeonholed into a database by a nurse, then another half an hour of being asked the same information over again by the doctor. What did we learn? Smoking is bad for babies, drinking is bad for babies, ibuprofen is bad for babies, drinking water is good for babies, stretching is good for babies, Google is just as informative about babies as this OB/GYN. What is the difference between our visit and a Google search? An hour with Google is nearly free, and hour at Dr. Wren set us back $537.

Dr. Wren was my OB/GYN for many, many years. I've never had a doctor who is so kind, compassionate…read moreand funny. I believe he's retired now but I would recommend him to anyone. I actually switched to him after met him for a consultation from another OB.

Pelvic floor physical therapy at HMPT is excellent & I will be returning. Office staff are…read moreefficient & professional, & therapist is great at describing, explaining, problem solving, listening. Some of my worksheets & exercises even helped my husband with prostate issues!

I went to Healing Motion for pain in my knee. After suffering with this pain for a year, they…read moremanaged to fix my knees in 12 sessions. Dr. Corey Borromeo was phenomenal! He really listened to me and understood what was going on with my knees and hips. I will never go to another PT office.