Providence Warrenton Clinic 171 U.S. 101, Warrenton, OR 97146

"My son and I used to see Chris Wallis in Lebanon. We loved him. He is very honest and direct. Not someone you'd go to if you are sensitive. He is not at all rude. He just doesn't sugar coat things. He won't tell you what you want to hear. He will tell you what you need to hear so you can make informed decisions about your health."

"Avoid this clinic at all costs. I was taking a medication for 3 years for severe panic attacks and first time I saw Christopher Wallace he tells me "your too young for that just work out." After that for about 7 months he filled my prescription. I called on a weekday to have it filled as I only had a day or so left. He then said he needs to see me before he can refill and set an appointment for 2 weeks out. I then stated I only have 2-3 days left of my medication and he did not seem to care. I ran out and 5-6 days later ended up in the hospital from from a severe panic attack and the doctor stated I have developed several ulcers. I'm not sure how someone can be so cruel and be in the medical industry. My only recommendation is you avoid this office at all costs. Seems they are only after insurance money not about the paitence livley hood."

"Avoid using Christopher Wallace as a primary. He was incredibly rude while trying to get a prescription my son needs filled, and responded with "This better be the last time I hear about this tonight". Absolutely horrible patient care on his part."

"Dr. Aaron Brown was arrogant and distant. Carol Crowe was nice and pleasant but ordered $1,000 worth of tests without informing me that she was ordering more than the one we had talked about. Not impressed."

"First appointment was great, you can really tell they want to help you. The whole team was very compassionate and took time to explain everything to me. The complimented my hair, helped me get around with my walker, made conversation while I waited. Normally doctors offices make me anxious but they made me feel safe. I have complex issues and not once did they make me feel like I was too much, which happens a lot in this town. I’m definitely excited for them to be part of my care team now."