OHSU Immediate Care Clinic, Richmond

Jamie Mitchell

Free parking, no wait, friendly staff. But the Doctor, dismissive and compared new EKG not to last extremely troubling one 6 months ago but the one before there was damage to my heart from a year ago. Tells me nothing's wrong from looking at one when there was nothing wrong. I know there's damage bc the hospital told me they caused damage. I agree with other guide, don't waste your time you'll still need to go to another place for any answers at all.

Delta Shelta

This Doctor has lost any sense of compassion. I thought it was maybe a one time thing and returned only to be completely humiliated by Dr. Cherry again. I now know why her room has no recording signs.

Chaim Eliyah

I was being seen for splotchiness related to complications from bug bites. Could have been pruritus due to histamine. Could have been a staph infection. I don't know, because the APRN (not practitioner; just a nurse) walked out in the middle of the work-up because I was "frustrated." She said she would be right back and then left myself and my partner in there for 20 minutes. When I went to complain, they threatened to call security if I didn't get back in my room. My partner had to ask what was wrong with them. I tried to get the receptionist to take the visit off of my bill and she wouldn't. I threatened to call the police and she began locking doors and cabinets. The entire time I was calm; I got more excited than I was at the doctor's office relating the experience to a friend afterwards and he said he didn't understand, that I seemed entirely calm. My partner said I was entirely calm. There was no doctor present; only a PA-C and an APRN (again, that's a nurse, not a practitioner). There were no OHSU supervisors present, just a receptionist. This place should be shuttered. There is no oversight and nobody licensed to practice medicine without the supervision of a physician in the building. I am seriously considering contacting a lawyer.

Charles Fong

My neighbor is a low income / uninsured Portland resident who was about to go to a local hospital emergency room to treat headaches / dizziness that was impacting his ability to work. He understood that a hospital emergency visit is expensive and did not want to be burdened with health care debt / monthly hospital bill payments. He was willing to pay a modest fee from the heath care provider and was not looking for a "handout". He reached out to me and I decided to call my friends at Portland City Hall - City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty's office. Her staff was very empathetic and suggested that we visit the OHSU Walk-in Clinic. He left work early the same afternoon (with his employer's permission) and was evaluated within a hour of his arrival and left a prescription to treat his symptoms. His condition has improved and he can perform his work with less stress / fatigue. We are delighted to have such a wonderful resource in our Community! ******10 STARS*****