Integrated Health Clinics

I found that for a medical clinic the office staff, is highly unprofessional in the fact that they express their political views thoughts and opinions. Do I really have to pay for that? The patient's coming in and out have their own feelings, and thoughts. Where is your common sense?

I transferred here from another clinic and let me start by saying this is one of the most understaffed clinics in Oregon! Yet there all about taking more money and keep starting new people and they can t even take the case loads they have! They treat people terrible! the secretary Peety is the most incompetent, unintelligent, human being I ve ever been around! She is constantly gossiping with people who attend there about other clients! She is definitely the top 3 grossest humans I ve met but hey If you re thinking about coming here find out for yourself! Just wish I would ve known before I came here. They were just purchased so hopefully they will b clearing house!

They're all pretty much wolves in sheep's clothing. This place is so disorganized and with zero communication within their leadership/admin side but somehow are always the last ones that'll ever admit the slightest bit of responsibility and I mean this from a personal point of view not a professional. It's their egos which can't handle admitting fault - nothing professional about it. I've never met such a complete group of defensive minded people in my life whereas you'll find that its the PATIENTS who're requiring knowledge and preparation in the use of de-escalation tactics because of managements toxicity constantly spreading and evolving amongst themselves (you can sometimes hear them screaming at each other in the back behind closed doors as clients pile up in the lobby waiting to be checked in) cascading downwards on the chain of power and falling onto clients who were hoping to speak with a human that morning for whatever reason.The secretary Petey is the worst with a very obvious lack of self-awareness regarding her dismal interpersonal communication skills while apparently thinking she's a counselor too and therefore getting in every clients business so she can insert her unprofessional, emotional, ignorant and unsolicited opinion to you as you perform your REQUIRED daily interaction with her in order to sign in.The only bit of consistency unifying the dumpster fire this place represents is that all the toxicity and disorganization, you'll notice, ends with them erroring on the side of your name equaling $$$. They NEVER screw up or rather- will make any and all exceptions to the rules- if it favors putting you in another class (even if that means missing work or something else far more important to recovery) for the day or taking away your take homes so that you're required to check-in more often.The main reason I left Integrated Health is (and am currently at another clinic which IHS staff tried to slander and label them as a "methadone juice bar" and that I wouldn't get real treatment, although guess what: I'm illicit substance clean and actually receiving takehomes which is something Integrated NEVER allowed which kept me living out of my car to be closer to the clinic instead of with my family in Southern Oregon) because they have a financial incentive to maintain the status quo of keeping patients in the dirt and relying on them similar to the local drug lord in charge of the block. They can bill insurance or charge patients (many people pay cash) for more services from more unnecessary and arbitrarily randomized drug tests to counseling sessions and "time management" groups/classes where discussions are consistently off topic and often have nothing to do with drugs, addiction or drug treatment so much as recent politics or other pop culture "Time-Wasting" nonsense. Then people are penalized for the most minor of already-extreme rule infractions and thus (whether related and relevant to the rule or not) required to come into the clinic even more frequently. Integrated, as far as I could see, never tried to hide the non-existent length of leash given to patients centered on the sole motive, not of seeing addicts find success in recovery through higher standards, but in knowing that a decrease in rule infractions means an increase in take-homes which could amount to lost revenue which is simply bad business and (they want US to forget what they are but I assure you THEY haven't forgotten) in the world of for-profit organizations dipping their footprints into addiction treatment services - this is called status quo which even the counselors I respect dare not comment about.Do yourself a favor and stay clear of this place unless you're intrigued to witness such a broken and ugly "clinic" like this from a behavioral standpoint which is unfortunately beyond many patients because it's so easy to get swept up in the drama or self blame of people who you thought you could trust taking every situation as an opportunity to gaslight you.Ps. The Thursday Dr. and the nurses are awesome though