Geoffrey M. Wilson, MD
Portland, OR 97225
Providence Heart Clinic - St. Vincent
9427 Southwest Barnes Road, Suite 495, Portland, OR 97225
Insurances Accepted
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About Geoffrey M. Wilson
Dr. Geoffrey Wilson graduated from University of California receiving his Medical Doctorate. He specializes in cardiology.
University of California, Davis, School of Medicine
1988
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
1995
Georgetown University
1989
California Pacific Medical Center
1991
- American Board of Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Disease
- American Board of Internal Medicine, Internal Medicine
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Dr Wilson was very nice and attentive and helpful
Providence Patient
Dr. Wilson is always easy to talk to.
Providence Patient
I met Dr. Wilsom for the first time and received treatment for my heart condition. Above all, thank you for treating me kindly and making me feel comfortable. I look forward to your continued dedication throughout the process."
Providence Patient
Always the best care and attention. I would never go anywhere else.
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Great experience, provided good medical enlightenment.
Providence Patient
Physician was prompt, listened carefully, answered questions clearly, Acknowledged my chronic disability, which was unusual and appreciated. Did not give much information other than my answering questions, seemed anxious to end visit early. I'm 85. All my adult life doctors spent 30-60 minutes with a patient, not the 10 min visit one gets now from American corporate medicine.
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