I currently have two conflicting reports on the same image. Both reports are signed off by Dr. Siker. When I emailed about why one report says there are bilateral tears and the other doesn't mention tears (I had to email to get them to review previous imaging from OHSU, which they had in their possession and was the whole point of doing the MRI in the first place, for the comparison, but hadn't done because it was "time intensive" according to Siker), I received a harshly worded email from him about how me and my doctor were wrong to be confused. It's now been 16 days and I'm still sitting on two different reports. Kind staff. Supposedly they have some great imaging. Unhappy with this experience. Will update if I ever do figure out if I need surgery or not. I haven't been able to show a specialist the proper report to help me figure it out. What a position to be in after my insurance likely paid a pretty penny for a proper report and image.

Submitted Dec. 9, 2021

Dr. Siker was very nice and easygoing. He would explain every change as the MRI was done. He diagnosed a potentially fatal problem that I wasn't even aware of! I highly recommend him and I'm so glad my daughter told me about him!

Submitted Sept. 1, 2014

Dr. Siker was awesome! I was extremely nervous and his bedside manner put me completely at ease. He also gave me a chuckle, with his light hearted approach. I felt he was very compassionate towards me, and made what was going to be a dreaded and scary experience, not so bad at all.

Submitted Jan. 9, 2014

The highest quality imaging in the northwest! The staff was tremendously helpful. Caring and compassionate and professional.

Submitted April 12, 2013

Dr. Siker is a real gem. Patiently answered all of my questions. Made me feel so much more comfortable about my unknown future. Best "bed side" manner I've ever encountered.

Submitted Aug. 17, 2009