Dr. Nanette E. Dahlquist, MD
445 East Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123
About the Business
Dr. Nanette E. Dahlquist, MD is a healthcare institution located at 445 East Main Street in Hillsboro, Oregon, United States. Specializing in pediatric care, the clinic is currently accepting new patients and is proud to announce the addition of Dr. Derek Young and PNP Leah Engebretson to their team. Dr. Young, a graduate of Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine, enjoys various outdoor activities and spending time with his family. Leah Engebretson joins the clinic with experience from Child and Adolescent Clinic in Longview, Washington, as well as the NICU at Providence Portland Medical Center.
Hillsboro Pediatric Clinic prioritizes the well-being and comfort of their patients, offering medical chaperones for sensitive examinations involving swim suit areas. The clinic follows state licensing requirements and strives to provide a respectful and dignified medical home for all patients. Patients have the right to request or decline a medical chaperone, and preferences for chaperone gender or language can be communicated to the clinic.
As of July 2023, all board-certified clinicians at the clinic are required to offer a trained medical chaperone for sensitive exams. Patients have the option to change their minds and request a chaperone during their examination. While Oregon healthcare settings are not required to wear masks as of April 3rd, Hillsboro Pediatric Clinic has implemented exceptions for the safety of their staff and patients.
For appointments or inquiries, please contact the clinic at 503-640-2757 or toll-free at 1-877-300-6102.
Hours open
Monday:
08:00 - 20:00
Tuesday:
08:00 - 20:00
Wednesday:
08:00 - 20:00
Thursday:
08:00 - 20:00
Friday:
08:00 - 17:00
Saturday:
09:00 - 12:00
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews
"Not helpful at all, in my 2 visits (week 1 and week 2 for a newborn) she gave me a total of 5 minutes of her time. She made us wait an hour in the room and to make up time she rushed through our appointment. 2 minutes on my first visit, didn't ask me if I had any questions just did a few things on him without explaining anything then left. The second visit was so traumatizing, she said my baby gained a pound and that babies who are overweight at this age (which he wasn't) studied showed he would be overweight as an adult and to look at her as an example. That her mother shoved a bottle down her throat and now she's large because of and can't lose the weight no matter how hard she tries. I was unable to feed my baby at hospital adequately, my milk didn't come in as quickly, but when it did shortly after coming home I was so proud of myself. I was able to feed him properly and I felt good. I never shoved a bottle in his mouth and from that moment on I started feeding him a little less, per her unsolicited advice, and he and I cried daily. We were both unhappy. I chose to listen to my heart and did what I felt was right and everything went back to normal. I am not a first time mom and I am thankful for that, this would have been a TERRIBLE first experience. I knew what she was going to do in the appointment but didn't tell her and she didn't explain anything. How can any parent have questions when she doesn't say anything about their baby? Insanity. After the second appointment I had to stop her as she was rushing out and ask "so was everything OK?" And she said "oh yeah, he's good. He'll get a shot today". Well thanks for telling me, only After I asked. I can't imagine not knowing that was coming and boom he gets a shot. Never again, don't visit"
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