Providence Outpatient Infusion - Portland Medical Center

Home Health Care, Oncologist, Medical Centers

4805 NE Glisan St Suite 6N10, Portland, OR 97213

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  • Feb 2022

    my first visit started off horrible! The front receptionists asked me for my personal information, i.e., full name, address, phone number - all within hearing distance of the lobby that was full of other patients. I felt like my personal information was laid to bare for the entire lobby to hear. And when I expressed my concern about not obtaining this personal information in a private setting, two of the older female receptionists became very aggressive/combative and verbally accosted me in front of the entire lobby! This encounter was completely void of any concern for my privacy and well-being! And the two combative receptionists certainly don't belong in any job dealing with patients or the public; they'd be better suited for jobs as prison guards!

  • Dec 2019

    Have been coming here annually for my mammography ever since they opened. On the first floor in the North Tower is the Providence Safeway Foundation Breast Center, which has been designated The Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by seeking and earning accreditation in all of the American College of Radiology's voluntary breast-imaging accreditation programs and modules, in addition to the mandatory Mammography Accreditation Program. In addition to the latest technology and equipment, the Center has created an environment and process that makes the experience as stress free as possible. For many women, and men, it's not the actual exam that is painful, but the anxiety and fear one experiences until they receive the results. To minimize the stress, they are prompt with appointments so you are not left waiting in the main lobby. Once the attendant comes to get you, you are brought into a smaller waiting area, given a heated robe so when you undress from the waist up, you are enveloped in warmth. They provide a locker with key for your clothes and purse. There are comfy chairs, magazines, coffee & tea and a bathroom in this area. Once you have changed into a robe, you are taken into a private room for imaging. The process from the time I entered the office on the first floor of the North Tower, had the exam and left, was 30 minutes. The radiologist reviews images the next day. If they detect anything at all that seems suspicious, they call. Otherwise you receive a letter in the mail within 2 weeks, with a copy to your doctor. Conveniently located right next to Providence with the entrance on NE 48th, you can valet park and use the main entrance or park your car in the attached lot and take the skybridge on the 2nd floor, which will keep you dry & warm. You then take the elevator down to first floor and the Breast Center is to the right, down the hall. There are lots of other oncology offices in this building. When you walk in on the first floor, there is an information desk, but I find it more helpful to ask your doctor's office for specifics on their location so you know where you are heading. The building is bright, clean and has a modern flair. I highly recommend this facility.

  • Aug 2017

    Free parking was easy in the structure, our appointment was on time and the staff were pleasant and even empathetic to suffering. The IV nurse got it on the first try! We were in an IV infusion room, so it's a snippet of the facility. One complaint: Can you say HIPPA violation? They should do a simple remodel to the infusion rooms and make the walls between rooms go all the way back. Then everyone doesn't hear everyone else's medical info and LOUD TALK. The elderly man in the next room spoke very loudly -- we all get deaf. I understand. And the woman with him spoke excessively loudly so that he could hear her. We should not have heard his medical history, test results, and treatment for the day. And then there was the conversation about younger folks expecting everything right away that the older generation worked their whole lives to eventually earn...yadda, yadda, yadda. Staff great -- rooms problematic.

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Hours

Monday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Thursday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Friday: 7:30AM - 5PM
Saturday: 8AM - 4PM
Sunday: 8AM - 4PM

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Ratings

Google Google: 3/5

Providence Outpatient Infusion - Portland Medical Center

4805 NE Glisan St Suite 6N10, Portland

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