Claudia Taylor Md's Online Review Report Card

Recently, my elderly mother went for her first visit with Dr Taylor. She was a little nervous because she was uncertain what to expect when they mentioned doing a full body exam. We wanted a doctor who was well-informed, a good listener, and excellent service provider. We were also concerned whether she had treated many people of color and was was knowledgeable of specific skin conditions that they may have. My mother was accompanied by my sister, who tend to be quite a bit particular, and my dad. In the end, Dr. Taylor passed their scrutiny with flying colors. My sister described her as professional, thorough and honest. I was told that her staff was extremely professional as well.

Kind, very knowledgeable and experienced dermatologist. I had treatment for psoriasis of the scalp, and also needed removal of a papilloma on my nose. My visits were efficient with no wait. All of my questions were answered by both the doctor and/or assistants. Saw her 4 times and couldn’t have a better experience!

I saw Dr Taylor a few years back and I'm still unhappy about my experience. I paid $400 out of pocket for her to tell me to avoid strong emotions and spicy food and that the only thing that would ever help my (very mild) rosacea was laser. The exam went by really quickly, she didn't give me any information or starting points on further reading, skincare routine or product advice or info on what kind of laser to get etc. EDIT - I'm not able to respond to your comment so I'm editing mine. Please do send the records. If I am incorrect about the cost I will edit my review. This is the only derm in Portland I have seen.

Very thorough and logical. Terrible bedside manner: impatient with questions to her and invasive with her questions. Very cold in disposition so her skill is overshadowed by her robot like lack of empathy and disguised judgement.Very thorough and logical. Terrible bedside manner: impatient with questions asked and invasive with some of her questions. She is very cold in disposition, so her skill is overshadowed by her robot-like lack of empathy and disguised judgment of you as a patient.

Treated very rudely yet again within a 6 month time frame. Will not return to this office. Very covid phobic and to hell with you as a patient if you haven't been vacinated.Started seeing in 2018 for sun damage and skin tags with feezing. Had no problems with her or staff until the pandemic hit.

Dr Taylor did a very thorough annual full body exam. I appreciate her attention to detail, experience and competency. What I do NOT appreciate is her thinly veiled hostility towards the unvaccinated. She tried to shame me and badger me into getting THE JAB. Dr Taylor is free to have her opinions, but not when she is on the clock with me, the patient. Not liking the vibe of being treated like a leaper or diseased fleabag. Will probably not be coming back to this practice. Sad

Dr Taylor did a very thorough annual full body exam. I appreciate her attention to detail, experience and competency. What I do NOT appreciate is her thinly veiled hostility towards the unvaccinated. She tried to shame me and badger me into getting THE JAB. Dr Taylor is free to have her opinions, but not when she is on the clock with me, the patient. Not liking the vibe of being treated like a leaper or diseased fleabag. Will probably not be coming back to this practice. Sad

Dr Taylor did a very thorough annual full body exam. I appreciate her attention to detail, experience and competency. What I do NOT appreciate is her thinly veiled hostility towards the unvaccinated. She tried to shame me and badger me into getting THE JAB. Dr Taylor is free to have her opinions, but not when she is on the clock with me, the patient. Not liking the vibe of being treated like a leaper or diseased fleabag. Will probably not be coming back to this practice. Sad

Dr. Taylor is a good dermatologist, but friendly PSA to patients in larger bodies: be aware that Dr. Taylor is not Health at Every Size-informed, does not provide weight-neutral care, and will push weight loss unless you tell her not to bring up your weight. Even having that conversation with her was difficult and triggering for me as someone in ED recovery, but I'm glad she respected my wishes and that I only need to see her a few times to get a wart removed. I'll probably be looking for a new dermatologist though.

I’ll give this doc two stars because she did a biopsy but I would give one star bc it was misdiagnosed as scabies. You would think I sought out the best woman doctor with two degrees to finally get answers after 15 years of looking. If you have serious, painful lesions that have some strange contents, never heal and are itchy, painful and don’t heal just fester, ditch the dermatologist and get a $40 microscope, attach it to your computer and if you see filaments in your skin look at up Morgellons. Be careful what you search, this disease isn’t recognized as a real problem by the CDC so most doctors will look at you like you’re crazy or give you antibiotics and ignore you. The Charles E Holman Foundation and Morgellons.org ore great sources: . Good luck otherwise here.