Dr. Trickey saw me for this dizziness that I had been experiencing for several months and my primary care doctor hadn’t been able to figure out. Dr. Trickey was very attentive to the details of my symptoms and knew how to efficiently dig down to the most meaningful details in the busy ER while always showing that he cared. He ordered an MRI of my brain and they found a small tumor which is now being treated by the specialists he referred me to. Thank goodness he caught it while it was still treatable. I’m very grateful.

Submitted April 18, 2023

HE LEFT BRUISES ALL OVER MY ARMS!!!
I was scared to death because my right side of my face and arm are numb and in severe pain. He scolded me like a child when my face would no cooperate to his demands. My right arm is numb, can tell by all of the scars on my arm. Where he proceeded in nail pinching my arm leaving 6 bruises on my right arm and two on my left arm. You can see his nail impressions with the dark bruises.
HE SHOULD BE REMOVED AS A DR. Filing a complaint with the medical board of Oregon

Submitted Sept. 19, 2020

This doctor is horrible. He accused my daughter of not trying hard enough........on a physical exam! He dismissed her as a drug seeker. She was in so much pain that I had to take her to another hospital where she got a real diagnosis. This ,man should not be a doctor.

Submitted Feb. 11, 2015

I recently was treated by Dr. Trickey for what turned out to be lower back spasms but felt like I'd been hit by a truck. Dr. Tricky was professional and efficient, and perhaps more importantly empathetic - pointing out that he understood how excruciating my condition was having suffered the same diagnosis himself. I was initially reluctant to take a strong pain medication pursuant to his suggestion. Dr. Trickey asked a few precise questions regarding my pain level and without being intrusive or disrespectful informed me that it would be in my best interest to take the medication. The best ER physicians are those who understand that rapport and the ensuing confidence it renders is critical to patient management. Dr. Trickey's calm yet firm manner convinced me that he gets this.

Submitted Jan. 26, 2014