Dr. Douglas Scott, MD

Everything i was told was a lie , i had cateract surgery in my right eye and was on the operating table 10 days after the operation to have the left eye done i stopped the doctor from operating on my left eye becuase i still coudnt see out of my right eye Needless to say i had to see a specialist and was told i did not need anything done to my left eye and the eye that was operated on could not be fixed . I could go on forever with all the excuses i was told why the operation failed even was told it was my fault for not blinking enough WOW last i new blinking is a natural instinct Do yourself a favor and get a second opinion i sure wish i did Still makes me wonder just what they were going to do to my left eye!!!!

Dr. Scott performed my cataract surgeries on 8/4 and 8/18/20. I have found his care on both occasions; professional, caring, and thorough. Followup visits are ongoing and I am very satisfied.

I have been going to Dr. Scott for well over 10 years. While I appreciate him as a doctor, I have decided to go elsewhere for my care. This practice has grown too large, and can no longer handle it's number of patients. I waited over 45 minutes for my appointment, at which time I left. If you can't handle the number of patients you have you need to stop accepting new patients or hire more doctors. I will not be back.

I visited Dr. Scott with diminished vision in my right eye. I was told it would take care of itself. A week later, vision worsened, I returned, was examined and told he thought I might have some retinal detachment. He sent me to the Retina Center in Portland. When I described my symptoms, I was told, "Well, it sounds like an eye infection. Let's check it." Yep, a classic eye infection (idiopathic uveitis). Personally, I think if you value your vision you should stay away from Dr. Scott.