Terry Ann Scriven, MD focuses on primary health care accessibility and affordability of care and testing, with cost transparency whenever possible.
She believes that whole health: mental, physical and spiritual health is necessary for an individual, or family, to feel whole.
She knows that people deserve the care and understanding, and relationship with a physician that helps achieve that goal.
Dr. Scriven did two medical residencies—her first was in Ophthalmology, and her second was in Family Medicine.
Family Medicine with its practical approach to helping each individual as a whole person is what attracted her to do an additional three years of residency training.
Helping patients maximize their health and their quality of life is her first love as a physician.
She completed medical school at the Mayo Clinic and completed residencies and fellowship years in New York, Connecticut, Atlanta, Georgia, and Maine.
Dr. TerryAnn is married to her spouse of over 40 years.
She loves animals and lives on a farm her son started, near Portland.
She adores her three grown children who are giving back by being involved in local food sourcing, agriculture and advocacy work for the environment.
She loves learning about different cultures, family structures and being in nature.
Her interests include community and patient advocacy focusing on creating a tolerant and all-inclusive community; health ministry; low barrier health care; care coordination for all ages, including those in their last stages of living; and medical cost transparency.
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