Keith Kale, DO C-OMM/NMM
Osteopathic Family Medicine Physician
Dr. Kale is board-certified in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine/Neuromuscular Medicine
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Dr. Kale is currently open to new Family Medicine or Osteopathic Manipulation patients. He is no longer accepting any new Medicare or Medicaid patients.
Pam Rathbone, WHCNP
Women's Health
Aura Integrative Health
Pam is a women's health care nurse practitioner who has been providing care for over 30 year.
Please see her website for more information about her practice.
Morgan Sloan, FNP
Family Nurse Practitioner
Morgan is a family nurse practitioner practicing in Functional Medicine and sees both men and women.
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Please see her website for more information about her practice.
Cyndi Worden, DO, MSHPE, IFMCP
Dual Board Certified in Osteopathic Family Medicine and Integrative Medicine
Certified Practitioner, Institute for Functional Medicine
Dr. Worden received her certification in Functional Medicine through the Institute for Functional Medicine in 2016. She is board certified in Family Medicine by the American Board of Osteopathic Family Physicians, and also the American Board of Integrative Medicine. She is licensed to practice medicine in the state of Oregon, Washington, and California.
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After completing her medical training in California and returning to the Northwest, she launched her medical practice in 2007 at Creekside Family Practice, practicing integrative family medicine for 10 years. Eager to focus on Functional Medicine, Dr. Worden started Bloom Functional Medicine in 2018. Functional medicine is a practice that involves an in-depth understanding of the origin, prevention and treatment of complex chronic diseases.
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As a mother of two boys, Dr. Worden has first-hand experience with the challenges many families face. She understands it can be difficult to provide healthy food for the whole family, while finding time for self-care and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. In her free time, Dr. Worden loves to spend time with family and friends, reading, skiing, kayaking, hiking, cooking and traveling.
"My vision is to be the doctor I would want for myself, my family and my closest friends. When I treat patients, I think of how I would want to be treated. I focus on prevention and early diagnosis. I view the body as an integrated and interconnected system. I know that the body has the innate capacity to heal under the right conditions. I believe that food can both heal us and harm us, and that a good diet is the foundation of good health.
I look for the root cause of illness, rather than mask symptoms with medications. I try to minimize prescription medication whenever possible, and use safer alternatives when they exist. However, prescription medications are sometimes warranted, and I will recommend them when I think they are in your best interest.
I believe that a physician-patient relationship is about partnership and collaboration, because you know your body best.
I practice what I preach. I love what I do. Most importantly, I care about you and your health." -Cynthia Worden, DO, IFMCP
Kenneth Meigs, DO
Riverside Family Practice
Dr. Meigs is a native of the northwest, having grown up on the Puget Sound. It was in high school where that he met and started dating Cindi, his wife of more than thirty-five years. After getting his undergraduate degree in Bellingham at Western Washington University, they moved to southern California to begin medical school at Western University of the Health Sciences. Residency was back north in Portland, where they had the goal to start a career, home and family. Here they have been able to feel a great pride in the raising of their three healthy young men.
Ken has been in practice in the Portland-metro area for more than twenty years as an Osteopathic Family Physician. He was the co-founder of Creekside Family Practice where Dr. Worden initially started her career. They have shared a mutual respect and are looking forward to the chance of working together again.
As an osteopath, we are taught that the body and mind are integrated. Ken’s goal is to not focus on a specific problem issue, but to treat the individual as a whole, for a more complete healing process. His additional training in Functional Medicine was a natural expansion to that base of knowledge.
As an Osteopathic Family Physician, Ken has been able to enjoy the “family aspect” of taking care of multiple generations, seeing the family dynamics and being able to know patients and their loved ones in a unique and wonderful manner.
When not talking with patients or working on charts, Ken enjoys spending time with his family (which includes the pets), music, movies, hiking, and very often working projects around the house and yard.
Keith Kale, DO C-OMM/NMM
Keith Kale D.O. C-NMM/OMM graduated from Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1990. He moved to Portland to complete his family practice residency training in 1993 while taking classes in classical homeopathy at the Naturopathic University. He graduated from Hahnemann College of Homeopathy in 2000, furthering his training in homeopathy. Alongside being board-certified in family practice, Dr. Kale also became board-certified in osteopathic manipulation in 2006.
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Dr. Kale has practiced in the Portland area for 28 years and spends lots of quality time with patients, offering a comprehensive range of conventional and complementary treatment approaches. Dr. Kale emphasizes the importance of a balanced diet and regular exercise, which he believes are the foundation of good health. Dr. Kale takes pride in treating patients with care, addressing all aspects of individuals' mental, emotional and physical health through his practice.
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As a board-certified family physician and osteopath, Dr. Kale is committed to providing personalized care to each patient. He believes in offering treatment options based on the individual's condition, which might include conventional treatment, alternatives like supplements and classical homeopathy, or osteopathic manipulation to treat musculoskeletal pain. It is important to Dr. Kale that all patients are treated with respect and compassion.
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In his spare time, Dr. Kale snow skis, road bikes, participates in yoga classes, plays the piano, takes care of his 101-year-old mom and spends time with his daughter.
Robert Kessler, DO, FAAO, C-SPOMM, D-ABOFP
OMM/Neuromuscular Specialist
Robert Kessler D.O., FAAO, C-SPOMM, D-ABOFP graduated from the Kirksville Collee of Osteopathic Medicine in 1977. He did his post graduate training at Grand Rapids Osteopathic Hospital. He was in private practice in Boulder City Nevada for 32 years. During this time Dr. Kessler was a part time associate professor in the department of osteopathic manipulative medicine of the Touro University Nevada College of Osteopathic Medicine from 2004 until 2010. He then became a full time associate professor there until 2019. He is board certified in family medicine and osteopathic manipulative medicine. He is a fellow of the American Academy of Osteopathy.
Dr. Kessler was president of the Nevada Osteopathic Medical Association twice and served on its board of trustees for 25 year. He is a current member of the American Academy of Osteopathy Fellowship Committee.
Dr. Kessler’s practice has focused on osteopathic manipulative medicine for the last 10+ years and will be restricted to this into the future. He enjoys teaching students and sharing his love for treating patients with them.
In 2019 he and his wife, Deborah relocated to Portland, where all of their children and grandchildren live. They enjoy hiking, biking, gardening, reading and spending time with family.