Wow... this was a tough 4. 5 stars for the First Aid/CPR/AED class and the instructor, Matt Brady…read more 3 stars for their administration and process. And because the 3 burned so much of my time, I had to pull my overall down from a 5 to a 4. Course - I've been certified FA/CPR certified for 18 years with AED added on in the last 5. This renewal, I decided to try a different educator. There were some updates and changes to best practices, which were highlighted throughout. Classes had a good blend of video learning, hands-on practice and validation, and live lecture with Q&A. Solidly 21st century. The instructor was engaging, had lots of personal experience, and had a great energy. It's the best I've had so far. There were a couple of small points missing that gave me pause, and I brought them up during the first aid part. Small but important things such giving lots of ice-cold water or sports drinks to someone in heat exhaustion or heat stroke can be very detrimental if they are very dehydrated (from vomiting to even sending them into cardiac arrest). Oh, and the Hillsboro campus has a single-serve, custom-grind Aramark coffee maker... super sweet! 5 stars. Challenges/lesson that may be helpful: Admin - CTC is a DBA, so there will be a discrepancy between your bill, the training provider, and the certifying authority. By the time I called, the booker said the Portland class I was hoping for wasn't available anymore. Instead she suggested a similar class at the Hillsboro location. I didn't know where that was but she said it would be on the receipt. It wasn't. The desktop site is much more functional than the mobile app, so don't rely on it. Google maps couldn't initially find it the Hillsboro training location. Instead it pointed to a nearby Hillsboro fire station. I pinned the company and address, so maybe that will improve the score so it shows up for others. Here's by biggest admin thing - So by default you apparently get an eCard. That's fine. What is not mentioned is that there is a whole long legal-ease agreement with privacy policy by the AHA that is over 3,600 words. Really? I've never had to do anything so ridiculous to get proof of my training completion. It took another hour on the phone between calling both the AHA and CTC to arrange to have a card mailed to me. Too much time. Next time I'll know better.

Finally, a permanent, year-round alternate to PCC CLIMB!…read more Bubba, take us crappy fishing--- PRONTO! Nice facility, nice class sizes, nice instructors, fast pace, little down/superfluous time wasted. They even offer some classes in evenings and on weekends! Woot!

Doctor Radu Baila is the best doctor ever!!! He helped me, coached me and morally supported my…read morejourney through health, nutrition and learning to Iive healthy. I fully appreciate all the knowledge I've gained, that I will share and help my family. If you need to improve your lifestyle, then Dr. Baila is the best!!! Thank you Dr. Baila for the amazing eye opening coaching to live a healthier life. Roxana

When I started this program, mentored by Dr. Baila, I was under the impression it will be a way for…read moreme to loose weight by following a certain diet. Whaaat!? It is so,so, so much more than that! It was an eye opener. With a big slap on the forehead. The hint should be obvious: "Lifestyle" Not sure if eating natural "food as grown" can be called diet. It becomes a way of life. THEN it takes care of all the aspects of our lives: the emotional well being, the substance abuse etc. What is certain is that In a short period of time my body started to not only use weight but become younger, more energy and a more positive energy and appetite on life. A phenomenal transformation of which I had no idea my body could do. I am so happy I choose this program and I have to leave a big thank You to Dr. Baila for being so thorough in explaining everything...down to the cellular level and for his patience! So excited to experience the upcoming modules.

Multnomah Playschool is top notch cooperative preschool and I am so thankful that we found such a…read morenurturing school, really community, for our family to be a part of. Teacher Marty and Teacher Lisa have such compassionate hearts and are respectful of the children's developmental capacities. They are the bumpers for the children as they learn through play. Beyond the teachers, the next best part is the outside play area. You will not find a more imaginative outside play space for the kiddos! Outside is where the real magic is. A slide built into the side of a hill, where kids get to learn to take turns. That leads them to a bridge that crosses into a huge sand pit that has a water spout that that trickles a lil stream down into the pit. A plethora of pies and soups are being made. Perhaps the children would like to pretend to ride a horse on one of the two saddled bales of hay? Beginning spring the children can turn the soil in one of the raised beds and plant some seeds? And, that's just the bottom area of the outside play space. The upper area opens up into a whole other world. If you are a parent looking for a preschool for your wee one, look no further! We drive 30 minutes, if we didn't feel like it was a great preschool, that wouldn't be happening.

MPS has been such an amazing environment for my daughter to learn and blossom in. She is in her 3rd…read moreyear here and I love the school's culture and dedication to their students. The teachers here are so completely committed to each child that walks in their doors and the community of parents is like nothing else. The friendships we have built with other families will far outlast our time at the school and the anti-bias curriculum will be invaluable to my daughter as she grows up. I am so thankful that a friend recommended MPS to us!

Yea buddy! My school! I'll update this review in 5 years to let you know how I feel about it then…read more:) (but in case you didn't get the hint, I love it so far!)

Oregon's med school, Wish to attend and also…read moreRide your awesome tram

This place is a MAZE. I have a fantastic sense of direction, but no idea how people find their way…read morethrough here to all their classes. The staff are super helpful and friendly to the hallway-wandering lost souls like myself and are more than happy to guide us to the light-- of the exit doors. Thank you to that one teacher, at that one classroom, somewhere in the OHSU Labyrinth, for showing me the way! The grounds are well maintained and the halls are always clean. No Minotaur, but nice place. Sam Approved

I had hand surgery with Dr. Adam Mirarchi in March 2011. The surgery and care I received at the…read moreclinic was great- very professional and thorough. I highly recommend OHSU and Dr. Mirarchi.

Came to OHSU for problems with my eyes about 17 years ago. When I came I thought do I really want…read moreto travel 25 miles plus down town Portland traffic?? It has been well worth the hassle to get here for all my medical needs. Try it you'll like it.

good school for medicine. however, horrible at making…read moredecisions during admission process, showing signs of incompetence. the system used is outdated and is meant to torture people, and the selection process is just as bad. some local doctors i know have confirmed this by calling them "fools" (personal opinion).

My Father's scooter stopped working. Looked at a few repair businesses, went with NW Health &…read moreSafety based on Yelp reviews. Nicholas went onsite and fixed. He was courteous, up front with all costs (before and after), and did a good job. Happy to recommend! Thank you

My boyfriend and I went in looking for a stethoscope and were greeted by a really sweet young…read morewoman. We couldn't find the specific one but she went above and beyond and helped us find a store close by that had them. 10/10 customer service. Will definitely come back