I needed to see an orthopedic doctor regarding my knee. The staff would not give me an appointment…read morewithout a referral and medical records which I had faxed to them. They called my doctor in California (not me) to say the doctor (?) could not see me. Sally and Laurie were exceedingly unhelpful and would not even return my records.

The surgeon was very arrogant, pushy and at times has an angry attitude. I have up to six months…read morerecovery time for this procedure through accident insurance through my work. When I informed him of this he became angry and told me six weeks. I informed him that my doctor had already sent paper work to the insurance company for six months. He again became angry and told me six weeks. This was before the procedure was even performed. He made reference to he dosnt do things like Dr. Larsen another surgeon that performs this procedure at this hospital. I was being shaved in the wrong area for the surgery when he entered the room. Maybe he should have given the nurse info prior to her starting to prep me. After surgery I was given bare minimum pain relief, three days of pain pills. Never tried to contact for the way I was treated prior to my surgery, felt he would just say no for more meds. I had a tooth extracted at another time prior to this surgery and given the same prescription of which I had some left. I was in severe pain for six days. I also had severe bruising across my body extending to my groin area on my left side, of which he did not acknowledge at follow up after surgery. I terminated him after this visit and will go back to seeing my doctor. This surgeon has very poor bedside manner. There was no discussion about my recovery or pain management by this surgeon even though he says so in his recovery notes of which he changed after I responded to his first notes. The second recovery notes was to cover up more of his mishaps. To this day I have not been told if I should restrict activity or exercise nothing to my recovery. I had to google it to find out what to do and not do. I have learned allot the hard way this being my first surgery. I will not have another procedure performed at this hospital again will go to Corvallis.

Cannot get an appointment with anyone, let alone an MD. I have been attempting for over a year to…read moreschedule an appointment with a spine specialist to no avail. I have severe spinal disc degeneration disease and my condition has deteriorated because I CANNOT get any professional help from Samaritian to even see a doctor.

Horrible! I thought I was booking an appt. with an MD, had to wait for months and then was seen by…read morea physicians assistant. Did not get the care I needed and now they want me to wait 5 more months to see an actual physician.

I've worked with 2 physical therapist and found both to be personable and excellent. I never had to…read morewait to be seen and the staff was helpful and friendly.

Extremely friendly excellent care quality equipment. Front office is extremely nice. The physical…read moretherapist I had her name was Erica. She went above and beyond so glad I got the best care possible would definitely recommend this place again and again.

I went in for UTI treatment. Basically to get antibiotics to treat a very underwhelming case of a…read moreurinary tract infection. I am from out of town and have Medicaid insurance which is for people who do not make a lot of money. Low and behold they do not take that insurance. When I get the final bill it is almost $1,200. It kind of feels like they are gouging an out of towner here. Not sure what it cost else where because this is the first one I have had. I googled cost before I went in and clinics were quoted 100 to 300 dollars and emergency room visit was the most expensive at get this 1000 to 1500 dollars. Does Sameritan walk in clinic charge emergency room prices or is that just for outsiders. This is what is wrong with America! Have insurance but can't use it, then overcharge using the uninsured pricing schedule. Quite the racket.

Excellent, efficient, friendly, attentive! Highly recommend Mike Duncan PA--C so personable, one…read morestep ahead for future care

Thanks to NPT I have greatly improved my balance, hip and shoulder movement over the years and now…read morelive without all that pain. I appreciate always being asked what my goals are and than we as a team work to get me there. As you have told me the trick is to keep working out afterwards so that I don't lose ground and stay at my best. Truer words have never been spoken. from time to time I come back for "tune ups". Your team always listens always fixes me up. I'll be 75 in three months and more than likely be back again to fix what ever comes next.

I cannot begin to put into words how great Newport Physical Therapy is! After breaking my ankle and…read morehaving surgery, I went to Newport Physical Therapy for my rehab. My therapist, Donna was a perfect fit for me. She asked questions and listened. She always asked me how I was doing at each appointment. She then planned my treatment based upon my answer. The entire staff was so friendly. I highly recommend Newport Physical Therapy!

Some of the office staff is very nice. Some. If you want to be spoken to like you're an idiot, and…read morepatronized, he's the doctor for you. Very abrupt. Office isn't kid friendly: posters of 80's sports cars & tv shows about cancer & hospice. He seems ready to retire.

I do medical transport and have brought five people here from other facilities. Staff is friendly…read moreand helpful. Also seem a little more organized than other care facilities I go to. So from an outside view they look like they do a good job.

Good nurse and Aide care. Good is so/so. Clean. My very big problem was with administrative nursing…read morenot following through,and saying they had done things and asked the doctor,when they had not.

I visited a family friend who was recovering from hip surgery at Samaratin Pacific Communities…read moreHospital this weekend and I feel compelled to share my observations of the facility, as well as the staff I encountered today. There are unfortunately many hospitals in the region that are underfunded and in desperate need of repair. Although originally built in 1952, Samaratin has been extensively upgraded in recent years. Every segment of the facility I observed today appeared to be clean, inviting and well-functioning. Signage was clear and informative, security checkpoints were effective, and the gorgeous views of the ocean throughout the building were incomparable. My friend's private room was clean and boasted a large television, a recliner, and sofa that pulls out into a bed, expansive views of the coastline, and a gigantic bathroom with a roll in shower, a refrigerator, and a large sliding door that accomodates almost any form of mobility aids and ambulation devices. I'm so happy my friend had such a comfortable room to recuperate in. Most importantly, during the three hours I spent visiting my friend, every staff member I encountered was friendly and helpful. If I were to need a hospital while visiting the Oregon coast, I would be very lucky to be admitted to Samaratin Pacific Communities Hospital. This place is great!

Over a year recovery still ongoing due to very poor intake charge nurse at ER needs to find another…read moreprofession with 9 1/2 hours while Bowl burst in emergency waiting room the nurse 100% non-attend basically said talk to the hand as my wife screamed out in pain for hours. The absolute worst hospital I've ever seen should have all Licenses pulled and new management 100%. all patients would be better off driving an hour to good Samaritans in Corvallis excellent hospital. Excellent care managed professional professionally