Providence Battle Ground at Camas Family Medicine 3101 Southeast 192nd Avenue, Vancouver, WA 98683

"Have had nothing but unpleasant visits every time I’ve been into this clinic. The staff upfront is so rude, it’s unprofessional. They mess up my prescriptions constantly, then they ARGUE with me. However the doctors I have been seen by have been GREAT. The medical assistants and receptionists not so much. My last visit I had my 5 year old one with me and an elderly woman became unconscious in the waiting room, the staff just stared at her, I had to stand up and wave my arms and yell call 911 just to get them to respond."

"Staff was super friendly from start to finish! I think the lady I spoke to on the phone was April, to the woman who checked me in, and the MA Mark who performed my test. Everyone was awesome! Apologize if I have the names wrong :)) Keep up the good work during these stressful times."

"Josh at the front desk was absolutely amazing! Always nerve racking when heading to the doctor. It’s a breath of fresh air to deal with someone so pleasant and friendly as soon as you arrive, definitely takes the anxiety of a doctors visit down! Dr. Holbrook is awesome as well! Glad to have found a nice, friendly family practice for my family since moving to Washington!"

"I was in for lab work over the weekend as a walk in client. Staff was stellar and their safety protocols are excellent, I felt safe the entire time I was there. The woman at the front desk, who was also screening patients outside, deescalated a situation with a patient beautifully, then proceeded to come in and get me checked in, with a smile on her face the entire time. Kudos!!!"

"DO NOT--I repeat, DO NOT go to this clinic if you want an office that cares about you. I had my blood drawn there several months ago. The tech had just finished up and I told her I felt like I was going to faint. She asked, " Have you fainted before when you have had your blood drawn?" "Yes, but it was a long time ago", I replied. That's the last thing I remember. The next thing I knew I was waking up on the hard tile floor. The tech came in and found me there, saying she had left the room to get a sticker for my blood vile. They checked me out and let me drive home. I had fallen forward onto the floor on my head. I had a large "goose egg", as well as a sore shoulder that hurt for 4-5 months. When I talked to Providence's risk management office the very rude woman insisted I had not warned the tech that I felt faint. The tech let me fall on my head and then lied about it. They only care about themselves at the Battle Ground Clinic, not their patients' well being. I fired my doctor-Camille Chandler, who was no help in this ordeal. Now I go to the Providence Mill Plain Clinic, and have had a 100% positive experience there. Even if you live close to Battle Ground, stay away from them. They are dishonest."