Alexander Smith

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Alexander Smith
Providence Medical Group - Gateway Family Medicine Office

(503) 215-4250

1321 Northeast 99th Avenue Portland, OR 97220
About

Alexander Smith

Alexander Smith practices as a Psychologist in Portland, OR.He graduated from Pacific University School of Professional Psychology.
Primary Specialty

Psychologist

Practice Providence Medical Group - Gateway Family Medicine
Gender Male
Education Pacific University School of Professional Psychology
Training Strong Integrative Behavioral Health
Accepting New Patients
Insurances Accepted Private HealthCare Systems (PHCS), UHC West - Signature Value HMO, Medicare Oregon Advantage Plus, First Choice Health Network, Cigna Commercial, UHC West - Signature Options PPO, Aetna Commercial, United Healthcare Medicare Advantage HMO, TRICARE HealthNet Federal Services, Samaritan Health Plan - Med Advantage, United Healthcare Commercial PPO, Regence Commercial, Medicare, Providence Health Plan – Connect, AgeRight Advantage, Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Providence Preferred, Providence Health Plan - Medicare Advantage, Providence Health Plan - Medicaid, Providence Health Plan, Multiplan PPO, Moda - Connexus, Health Net - TriCare, Group Health Cooperative, First Choice PPO, Cigna PPO, Aetna PPO
Office Name Providence Medical Group - Gateway Family Medicine
Languages English
Services Alexander Smith is a Psychologist office located in Portland, OR. A psychologist focuses on the evaluation, prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of mental, emotional and behavioral health issues. A clinical psychologist uses psychotherapy and other counseling skills to improve emotional and mental health.

Please call Alexander Smith at (503) 215-4250 to schedule an appointment in Portland, OR or to get more information.
Additional Services Pediatrician
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WARNING- You cannot see this doctor unless you are established at Providence with a primary doctor that refers! So this review isn't about Dr Smith as a doctor - this review is about Providence Medical and its staff.

My 6-year-old son had a referral to Dr. Smith from his concierge doctor and a supportive letter from his SLP, but due to the administrative back and forth he isn't able to see this specialist.

After more than 7 hours on the phone over 3 days of calling everyone from MyChart support to the new patient line to Dr. Smith's direct office, I was able to (finally!) establish an account for my son. It was one of the most paintfully administratively burdensome experiences. But I'd do anything for my kid, so I felt it was worth the 2+ hr hold times and multiple transfers.

With this account, I was told I could make an appt. However, by another person, I was then told his referral wasn't attached to the account and it was lost. I called back and got another person who told me that the account was active, but lacked a primary doctor. I explained I had one and had a referral to see this specialist. She told me I had to physically bring it to his doctor's office and then I could get an appt. So I drove 45 mins (one way) to his office to drop it off. I did this (in the rain) only to be told that since his account had no primary doctor in their network, Dr Smith couldn't see an "outside" patient.

So a specialist doesn't take referrals? This is a FIRST for me. I go to Providence for my mammograms and I don't have a primary there. I've had heart surgery at Stanford (as a referral!) Something is clearly broken at this hospital and their staff is uneducated on the patient process. I'm sad since I thought Dr Smith would have been able to support my son's development, but clearly, Providence prides itself on medical exclusivity over actually helping people.
by concerned parent xxx.xxx.126.98
November 27, 2022