Dr. Annie Herren, MD

Dr. Herren is amazing!! She’s very compassionate and listened and responded well to my concerns. She’s great at communicating throughout procedures to keep you comfortable. Very kind and gentle! I would recommend her to anyone!

Dr. Herren was compassionate, articulate, and detailed in her approach. I was very impressed with my appointment. I've never had such a personable competent doctor. I will recommend her to everyone I know.

I saw Dr. Herren at TVC. She is pleasant enough to talk to; I left one of my appointments not understanding why my digestive system was shutting down but knowing the details of her upcoming dirty thirty celebrations...? After suffering from an acute illness that has since turned chronic, I saw Dr. Herren. But unfortunately, this doctor told me that I am already following the pillars of eating healthy, exercising, and mental health, and not getting better, so there wasn't anything else the TVC could do for me. I was offered zero insight into the pulmonary embolism or gastroparesis I present. I questioned the lack of labs, lab interpretation, treatment options, and disease management options. Dr. Herren told me it was only recommended I try and coordinate care with a PCP first because "they do not know what else to do with me." I had to get up and leave the room in tears. Finally, I couldn't take anymore. I will file a complaint with the Oregon health department. It is very disheartening at the beginning of an illness to hear that there is nothing the doctor can do for you.

Want's to doctor you with her text book ethics. Doesn't want to treat you with the drugs you have been taking for 15 years because she don't approve of them even if they have been working for years and cut me off cold turkey. I ask her two different ways if it was good to cut me off cold turkey and medical good to cut me off. She would Not answer me. Her way or the Hwy. There's more to this story and it's not good. I've never had a Doc treat this way