Planned Parenthood

Friendly staff & helpful. First person I spoke to though made a bad impression: Anne the assistant manager is a stickler for ‘policies’ and uses a lot of filler words and legal jargon to basically say she can’t reveal any information about herself when asked if she personally uses contraceptive, as if she’s being audited by the CEO of Planned parenthood. Not personable whatsoever. Seemed like she could use a day off, maybe?
Either way all the other ladies seemed easy going & friendly.
Fyi Had a 12:10 appointment, got here at 11:45am and had all my paperwork filled out before I walked in the door… 2:30pm and Still waiting.
Was seen at 2:48 and had a 10 minute talk with the clinician and then the women’s health nurse practitioner, Kathryn and Eliza were both very friendly, honest, real, nice and knowledgable. The wait time was the lamest part.
At the end made a donation.
On the flip side: easy to find, second story of brick building, plenty of parking, clean, offer hand sanitizer and water, magazines to read, music was a bit loud.
All in all, improvements can be made, although I AM Grateful for the services offered by Planned Parenthood.

Staff are very friendly.
However they are incredibly slow.
Went in for an ultra sound at 1:20 pm 2:45 to be seen. Was placed in a room waited for another 30 mins for someone to see me. They forgot to call my boyfriend in 20 mins ago. The ultrasound was rushed, it lasted 1 minute barely got to see anything and they don’t have the equipment to really tell you anything or simply hear the heart beat (which was the biggest bummer). She printed out the ultrasound told me my due date and that’s it. 3 hours for that smh

Everyone was friendly, well informed and professional. I never felt uncomfortable and the wait was a lot quicker than a regular doctors office.

More than a 2 hour wait. Was told from staff that’s normal. I am working on 2.5 hours, even with a dedicated appointment window. I really love supporting Planned Parenthood, but you basically need to cut out an entire morning or afternoon at this location. My appointment needed 10 minutes, tops! Simple procedure that I’ve had done before. Probably won’t be back. :(
Staff was helpful and knowledgeable. If you don’t mind waiting all afternoon, it’s a great spot. I only gave it a one star because of the ridiculous wait times.
Please inform patients when making their appointment of the 2-​hour wait. I think that would be only ethical. We have jobs, kids, lives that need our attention.
Thanks!

I’ve been coming here for last few years for annual checkup and STD Testing services. Usually I wait an hour to be seen despite set appointment, and more wait in between. So I will have at least three hours available for appointments. Staff are friendly but doctors seem a little tense, just difference in workload I suppose. It’s inexpensive but professional and gets the work done. Very accessible and will continue to utilize the service.

My doctor recommended I come here for testing. I made an appointment for 12:30, I waited for over an hour to be called back, the doctor was completely disorganized and communication between nurse and doctor was awful.

The people who work here are very nice. That being said, my appointment was at 1:10. It’s now 2:15 and I still haven’t been seen. This place is packed with screaming children and the worst Christmas music known to man. Please kill me. This is what hell must feel like.

Don’t come here for STD/​STI testing. They will rip you off. Was told my insurance would cover some of it. a whole 9 $ out of 208 $ Yeah, thanks planned parenthood for letting me know i’m clean and that i now owe you 201 $. It’s partly due to poor insurance but Blue cross regence? REALLY?
STAY AWAY. they are unethical to the bone.

We came in for a walking service on Friday, had to wait for 3 hours and then the receptionist came out told us they to make appointment for another day cause they have to close. Then don’t do the f**ing service if you can’t make it, and don’t say sorry or anything. Very bad service.

I’m currently sitting in the exam room waiting for my doctor to come in. I made an appointment over 2 weeks ago yet I have had to wait for TWO HOURS going on three now. I understand they must be swamped, but no one has even communicated with me or told me how long the wait is or apologized for wasting my entire day off. What is the point of making an appointment??? I’m sure the staff is friendly and the doctors might be great, but you’d have better luck literally anywhere else.

This planned parenthood is amazing. Its clean, organized, and the staff are optimistic and friendly. I went here for an iud and was eligible for free services and a free iud.
The woman who inserted my device was professional and knowledgeble. I felt safe there and would recommend any woman (and man) frequent this place for free or low cost exams, services, and birth control.

Its very clean, very professional, and very helpful at a time when I definitely needed the empathy.
They were really quick about getting my records from a different clinic, and when I came in for my appt, I didnt have to wait over an hour like I did at the last planned parenthood I went to.
They were very thorough and compassionate, from the lady at the reception desk (Lauren), to (Jazz)the first person I told my story to. who took my weight and stats, and then Vivian the provider were all very open, understanding, warm, easy to talk to and made my experience very easy. :)
I would highly recommend this Planned Parenthood to anyone seeking ANY of the services offered. Check the website to learn about them all!
THANKS SO MUCH Planned Parenthood of Beaverton!!!

I have found Planned Parenthood the best place for health care that I have encountered in the Pacific Northwest. It may be easy to forget yet by its persistent presence Planned Parenthood is still doing profound and great work for women who need and want a choice about gynecological health, birth control, or pregnancy in this 21^st century.
While you may want to look them up online to learn about services I know that here you can buy condoms at a reasonable rate. If you are no-​income or low income you can apply for financial aid to get free condoms and a yearly check up and more. You can walk in to buy condoms and walk or call in to make an appointment for health care. Planned Parenthood is always quite busy so maybe bring a book, write, meditate or whatever works for you while you wait.
For instance, a couple years ago I had a water cyst in my breast with which they helped me get first and second opinions.
The female staff there are professional, helpful, and courteous. The physicians and student physicians were actually great medical doctors the caliber of which I last encountered only when I was a child thirty years ago.
I highly recommend locating your nearest Planned Parenthood just in case you or someone needs one. Women have and do die painful and tragic deaths because they lack (ed) access to reproductive health care.
If I make a suggestion: remember to donate money regularly in ways whatever you can, big or small to your local Planned Parenthood to keep them going strong.
Planned Parenthood really is an essential practical resource for women’s bodies and lives as well as for our peace of mind.