Dr. Lance Terry Marr, MD

Dr Marr is straightforward and easy to talk to. He quickly diagnosed an enlarged bladder which was missed by other doctors for many years. But had no solution which was verified by another urologist later. But he created a new problem that required me to wear a bag tied to my leg for the next 3 days. His Oregon City office is unprofessional. I found another doctor.

I had uterscope surgery 6 weeks ago to remove a 6mm kidney stone. He said he did not see it, and it must have broken up and passed on it's own. 5 weeks later I visit him complaining of pain, frequent urination, pain when urinating, and he dismissed it all say it was inflammation and I might deal with it for the rest of my life and told me to take 4 advil every 8 hours forever more. Well today after visiting my primary dr. 2 days ago and being put on flomax i passed the 6mm stone on my own, i was so surprised to see it. I honestly want a refund, the whole Oregon Clinic let me down as i had asked for a 2nd opinion and they said it was against their policy, so i was on a wait list to see someone from another urology clinic before this stone passed. Take my advice, find someone else to do your surgery for kidney stones, I learned my lesson, do the research, get the 2nd opinion. At all times I definitely felt rushed, and that my concerns were not important. Extremely unhappy with my… experience with him, and the Oregon Clinic.

Dr marr is the worst dr I ahah ever seen. He is impatient and wants to get you out of his office ASAP. The receptionist is also terrible. Very unfriendly and unprofessional.

I was a first time patient and he tried to dispatch me soo fast!! he was like angry or something... please do not waste your time with this mediocre doctor...

Dr Marr was very pleasant and supportive. I particularly appreciated his care in minimizing the discomfort associated with an invasive diagnostic procedure.

great guy, no nonsense, pragmatic, cautious, LISTENS TO YOU

Instead of listening patiently my history, symptoms, and trying to get a full picture, Dr. Marr felt it better to instruct me on the tenets of a well lived life--- eating lots of vegetables, sleeping and waking at regular times, and exercising as much as possible. He dismissed my symptoms and was argumentative when I asked more follow up questions. It seemed like he made up his mind as to my issues in the first two minutes and that was it. I think he would make a better life coach than a urologist. Would not recommend and will not see again.

Dr. Marr did not inform me thoroughly enough of complications possible, following a TOT sling procedure. Now there is a lawsuit pending by many unsatisfied women and I believe I am one of them (still need to have this verified by surgeon and second opionion-dr.)

Prompt, physician who listened for most of our interaction. Conducted a few simple tests. Gave me options and solved my problem. Couldn't be happier

Very indignant when patient speaks