Mid Willamette Family Medicine

"While husband was an easy going person, his wife is strict and rigid. I liked him but couldn't stand her. She calls the shots at this place, bossy I'd say. But I do feel the husband didn't listen regarding a sciatica injury. He kept sending me in for test after test for my spine/back. I kept telling him the pain came from my hip/butt on down. Now I am permanently disabled after a full year of pain and useless tests. Nice guy but.........glad I left there. She is just over the top with rigidity."

"Dr. Johnson really listens and is quick to give options and will re-evaluate. They can be hard to get ahold of sometimes, but otherwise a great local doctors office! He will also let you see his wife if you are more comfortable for certain female related needs, and I appreciate that."

"This place discriminates against parents rights to choose the best healthcare practice for their family. I spoke to the receptionist in depth regarding our sensitive situation and she encouraged me to fill out the new patient packets and stated that the doctors are very family oriented. So I printed and completed the packets with full medical history for 6 members of my family which took a lot of time. They denied my family for the exact reason I called about in the first place. They could have saved everyone time by being honest up front. Instead they wasted my time and obviously they only accept patients who do things their way. So don't go there if you prefer to have medical freedom!"

"They take good care of me. I have a more holistic approach to my personal care. I am generally a healthy pain free person. I appreciate the doctors encourage me to heal, instead of cover up symptoms. They are honest and real. They do not make promises that let me down. Dr. Johnson is kind of a no B S doctor, and I love that. If I don't agree, he will discuss with me. It's been a good experience over the years. Thank you mid-will fm I appreciate all of you."

"Tried to establish as a new patient. Brought required paperwork. The first thing they did was look at the medications I had listed, and the next thing they did was to tell me that they refused to prescribe those medications. I am not on pain management, and these prescription medications are neither narcotics nor benzodiazepines. No point in trying to get to know me as a patient. Weirdest experience ever. Asked for my paperwork back and told the receptionist that I wouldn't want a doctor like that that anyway! Felt sorry for the receptionist, as apparently the doctors at this office care only whether a patient is being managed for chronic pain (which I'm not) and know less about medications than I do."