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    The timed / motion sensor lights turned off because I've been in here for so long without even having seen my doctor yet.
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    I have been seen here for over 6 months on worker's comp for an injury occurring at my job. Not only were they slow to offer tests that would have saved so much time and provided me with more accurate treatment, like MRI's and X-rays, but they were inconsistent in their reports to me, and were keeping me out of work to save their own asses. They would not approve treatment once it was recommended by a neurosurgeon, because it was $1500. Once this treatment was recommended, they told me I actually had pre-existing consistions (that no one had informed me of for the 6 months prior, or ever, and we're not documented in my 6 months of prior treatment) so they would not cover the treatment. I paid for the treatment on my own, am healed, and they still will not approve me for work for who knows what reason- they won't tell me, and it's different every time they do. I'm on month 7 of having to come here for checkups. I'm currently sitting in an exam room, which I have been in for so long that the lights turned off (pictured), and I was here on time for my appointment. They do not care about you, they care about liability and money. This place is a sorry excuse for healthcare, or any social / public service in general. By the time I've finished writing this review it is 2:15, and I got here at 1:20 for my 1:30 appointment. I was put in an exam room at 1:31. Still here. Wasting my day in a cold dark exam room. And this is a common occurrence.

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    An hour and a half in waiting room, With appointment, Dr Marques was a total B@tch! Avoid if possible!

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    Cascade Health Physical & Hand Therapy

    Cascade Health Physical & Hand Therapy

    4.0
    (4 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    I LUV GETTING MY CARE HERE!!!! DR Brianna Becker is the most suncere capable healthcare…read moreprofessional I have seen in many! Years. Everyone should be so lucky. Thank you for helping remain mobile and get strong.

    A Cautionary Tale: My Experience with Cascade Health Physical & Hand Therapy…read moreReviews are a powerful tool--for both consumers and providers. As patients, we rely on them to make informed decisions. For businesses, they offer a chance to reflect, improve, and respond. Unfortunately, Cascade Health Physical & Hand Therapy has consistently failed to address the concerns raised in its reviews, and my experience only reinforces that pattern. I was referred to Cascade Health by Dr. Butters at Slocum Orthopedics with high expectations for specialized care. I was dealing with a serious issue in my right hand that required the attention of a certified hand therapist and an edema specialist. Instead, I was assigned to Shea Caddell, a trainee. In his own words--documented--he admitted, "I'm in training and a little overwhelmed." During my first visit, Shea had to lean over to the next station to ask Casey Rossberg, a certified hand therapist, for help. I became concerned when Casey asked if he remembered how to take hand measurements and mentioned the need for an edema specialist. The session was disorganized and unproductive, yet I was still charged a co-pay. I was assured that my next appointment would be with the appropriate specialists. However, when I returned the following week, I was again placed solely with Shea Caddell. There was no communication, no follow-up, and no sign of the specialists I was promised. When I asked about Casey and the edema specialist, I was told, "They've been really busy." That's not an excuse--it's a failure in supervision and accountability. After two disappointing visits and no progress, I canceled all future appointments. I later received a call from Deanne Bain, the office manager. I shared my concerns and was invited to send an email outlining the events. I did. But after that--silence. No response, no apology, no refund, and no outreach from upper management. When I returned to Slocum Orthopedics and shared my experience, they immediately arranged for me to see their in-house hand therapy specialist. Within five minutes of that visit, I received more attentive, competent care than I ever did at Cascade Health. The difference was night and day. I've since contacted my insurance provider to review the charges and the lack of appropriate care. I urge anyone considering Cascade Health to read the reviews carefully. Your health and trust deserve better. In my case, that better care was found at Slocum Orthopedics--not here.

    BenchMark Physical Therapy

    BenchMark Physical Therapy

    1.0
    (4 reviews)
    4.4 mi

    Would not recommend if you have a spine injury of any sort. They spent months focusing on "spine…read moreflection" and mobility (I have a slipped disk). I wasn't getting any better and when I told my doctor what they were having me do, she looked horrified. She immediately recommended I stop seeing them and go somewhere else. The care they were giving me was unhelpful at best and harmful at worst. Staff was nice but again that doesn't mean much when the care is how it is.

    Any other physical therapy shop will do a better job than Benchmark. Do not waste your time or…read moremoney on this company. Go elsewhere. Concerns: 1). There was no patient privacy during my initial evaluation, which likely goes against privacy laws. It was done in an open room with other patients within easy hearing distance. 2). The evaluation had rather lame aspects -- e.g., she rubbed either the tip of a paperclip or a piece of tissue on a body part I couldn't see then asked me which was soft or sharp. Duh. 3). When she finally went over exercises with me, she showed me a quick video of them but never asked me to do them in front of her to ensure I was doing them correctly. 3). They schedule appointments without your permission, a great way to get no-show fees. I stood right in front of the receptionist to schedule all my future appointments, which were weeks away (a caring PT would have scheduled subsequent visits the same time they scheduled my initial eval, don't you think?). I got a text a few hours later saying I had an appointment the next day, which I never agreed to. I called to straighten this out only to find they'd also scheduled me for two more appointments I hadn't agreed to -- yet more no-show fees. 4). The website is a joke -- I had to call twice to get the proper log-in info ("Benchmark Physical Therapy" doesn't work) so I could get a copy of my initial evaluation, which they would not provide me with at that first appointment. The only reason I called to get that log-in info was so I could print out the evaluation then cancel all my future appointments.

    Hillside Heights Rehabilitation Center

    Hillside Heights Rehabilitation Center

    2.6
    (10 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    Staff was great here and quickly worked out any challenges I had with meditation. A staff member…read moreeven picked up a commode for my home use when the company couldn't deliver due to the holidays. Another staff member came in on his day off for Thanksgiving and set up snacks and football in a large room for us to enjoy. It's not an easy setting but they did their best to make things run smoothly.

    Hillside needs to be held more accountable for their intake process in regards to kogging in…read morebelongings. I have a loved one residing within the facility. Upon intake recently, the facility kept all of the belongings up front to inventory (I was told by a staff member that this is their process). At some point, some of the monies was lost in the inventory process. The facility told her they found a small fraction of her cash with her belongings however nothing close to what she had. As someone who is employed in healthcare, best practice states that when a patient arrives with their belongings, the belongings are inventoried at the bedside with the patient present. Cash is counted with the denomination noted in the electronic health record, as well as other belongings (i.e., clothes, purse, etc.). Either the personnel belongings reside in the room with the patient if requested, or they can be sent home witn family or they can be logged into the safe in admitting. The belongings are inventoried for a second time before going to the safe. All items are placed in a secure bag and a copy of the record of items is kept in the patient chart. The RN or Nurses Aide can retrieve the items from the safe upon discharge. Upon discharge, the patient signs for their items after the inventoried items are assessed and returned. In addition, home medications are logged into the safe using the same process (if a loved one or family member cannot take them home). Narcotics are counted before placing them into a secure bag and recounted before returning them to the patient. I understand that policies and procedures differ from facility to facility however the belongings should at the very least be reviewed with the patient and in the patients presence. Again, this should be considered as a best practice to implement. It protects both the patient and the facility.

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    As one of the oldest buildings in the Eugene area, the ambiance can't be beat, very 'home-like'.
    As one of the oldest buildings in the Eugene area, the ambiance can't be beat, very 'home-like'.
    The view from the road... Gorgeous!
    The view from the road... Gorgeous!
    Multiple spaces with large windows that let on a lot of light allowing views up and down the South Hills of Eugene.

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    Multiple spaces with large windows that let on a lot of light allowing views up and down the South Hills of Eugene.

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