Shannon Hopson, DO, Endocrinology - The Corvallis Clinic 3680 Northwest Samaritan Drive, Corvallis, OR 97330

"I am very satisfied with the the care I receive from Dr. Hopson at the Corvallis Clinic. This office is busy; she is one of the few Endocrinologists in the state of Oregon. Her staff is always helpful to get my prior authorization prescriptions completed. They are a hard working team led by Dr. Hopson, and I'm glad that I'm under their care."

"I am so thankful to work with Dr. Hopson. I'm an adult onset Type 1 Diabetes patient since 2020. Dr. Hopson has worked with me since day one, and I could not be any happier with her care. She listens, offers insight, and carefully looks at my data to determine realistic treatment goals. She is current with the latest advances in treatment and seems to know what new medicines and technology is due to come out soon. I use Abbot Libre and don't use an insulin pump (all my choice). She mentions the advantages of technology, but also respectfully allows me to follow my own choices. 5 Star all the way."

"We only saw Hopson twice and in that time, my daughter ended up in the hospital TWICE because of the horrible lack of care in this clinic. Not only Dr. Hopson, but the incompetence of the diabetes educator Bella. I don't even want to relive the whole experience here, but please, do not go to these people. They do not care. Please do your research and read reviews. I wish I had."

"I’ve had a horrible experience with this doctor. I have never gotten a call back with any of my results. They just post my results to patient portal and I’ve had to decipher the super jargon heavy results myself. You’d think they’d have the decency to call when a mass is labeled as “highly suspicious” on your chart. Got biopsies done and they somehow messed up all 3 of them. She meets with you for ~2 minutes and discounts all your symptoms. And she double scheduled herself for my last appt so I had to wait another month and a half to get in. I’d recommend going elsewhere."

"It took months to get a referral I had to keep calling and asking them to put the referral through or it would have never gotten done. They always had an excuse when I called asking why the referral hasn't been done yet...they didn't get my last message, they needed to coordinate with my other providers and the latest was that they have been too busy to look up the address of the doctor they are referring me to. I finally did the leg work myself and found the specialist and contacted them. I got all the information and provided it to Dr. Hopson's office so it would be quick and easy for them to refer me. The specialist's office apologized to me saying this is not normal for the patient to be needing to do this part. I finally was able to get the referral after about a year and went to see the specialist. He said it was a good thing I didn't wait any longer. My growth had gotten so big that it was pressing up against my vocal cords. I could have lost my voice permanently. I told Dr. Hopson I kept loosing my voice and had trouble swallowing. I knew something was very wrong. I am glad I was so very persistent and finally got to the specialist who was able to treat me."