About NARA NW Indian Health Clinic
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Monday: 8AM - 5PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 5PM
Wednesday: 8AM - 5PM
Thursday: 8AM - 5PM
Friday: 8AM - 5PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
Founded in 1970 in Portland, Oregon, NARA NW Indian Health Clinic is an Indian-owned, non-profit agency. It offers a place to get medical help that isn't covered in Christianity, which is a nice change of pace. Every person working there has been super nice. Patients love being there and have never liked being at the doctor before coming here. Doctors really listen and get everything done that is wanted. NARA understands and helps guide patients the best they can. Patients will choose NARA more than other insurance. To make an appointment, call first; the secretary will ask what day is available and give a time. Arrive early, like 30 minutes, for new patient paperwork. NARA has a pharmacy right there, or the nurse or doctor will ask if medicine should be picked up there. Patients are in and out in 30 minutes depending on the illness. Staff members are rockstars who go above and beyond, making patients feel comfortable.
Just moved to Portland and my local insurance kicked in 7/1/26. Getting set up with new Docs at age 61 is a fairly important thing. Didn't have any personal recommendations on where to start, so AI it was. I picked this clinic because Dr. Sonia Sosa was highly AI'mended for her practice of integrative medicine in the greater Port. area.
Well, starting with Jacob, who handled all my set/admin and then Leah who was my MA (along with her trainer, who's name I can't remember - forgive me) I was very pleased.
Dr. Sosa is a great fit for me and I look forward to having her in my court!
I really like this clinic and can recommend it, highly.
I got my primary doctor appointment here at NARA, was recommended by Discovery Recovery treatment facility. Getting a referral from my new primary doctor appointment on the 20th of May. 6 stars Excellent quality and friendly staff great service. 6 stars they take walk-ins
A place to get medical help that isn't covered in Christianity. It's a nice change of pace. Every person working there has been super nice to me. I love being there. I've never liked being at the doctor before coming here.