We looked at several different independent living communities for my parents…read more After one visit to King City Senior Village we knew there was something special about it, it felt right that this was the perfect place. The residents are so friendly and welcoming partaking in so many events The staff is so caring friendly outgoing from the amazing office staff to the wonderful servers, chefs and housekeepers They made the transition for my parents so positive and uplifting The food is top tier simply amazing It's feels like home and I say that with all honesty the staff and residents are family

I moved into "the Village" in December 2023. Our new Executive Director is an enthusiastic leader,…read moreworking to build a vibrant, caring community. The kitchen staff and servers take care of our dietary needs. Housekeeping and maintenance do a wonderful job of keeping things running smoothly. I am very grateful to be here!

I was referred to Dr. Isom by my dentist to check to see if a misbehaving tooth was viable for a…read moreroot canal. Dr. Isom was kind, courteous, thorough and easy to understand when he communicated his findings. I hope I never again need an Endodontist, but if I do, I would choose him. This review is based solely on my interaction with Dr. Isom and no one else at that office.

My care for what was ultimately an infection as a result of a piece of bone splintering off from my…read morejaw was handled terribly. This is the second time I have had this issue, and they treated it well the first time. When it happened again, I was misdiagnosed as having TMJ and told to get bodywork, a mouthguard, and take steroids and anti-inflammatories for the pain. My pain persisted and I was worried they were missing a real problem. I called to speak to the doctor and then received an over the phone misdiagnose of what is considered a serious medical problem (trigeminal neuralgia). I spent over 4 weeks in severe pain. When the bone splinted "passed" through my gums, I contacted the doctor to tell him what had happened (I had the same problem as months ago, and was correct in my assessment) and I asked if I needed an antibiotic for the mouth wound. He never responded. I finally got into a new doctor one week ago who confirmed what was actually going o, and that I had an ongoing infection causing the pain despite the bone splinter passing. He put me on antibiotics and has developed a treatment plan for me. That said, I now have lingering gum and tooth issues from an untreated infection. I am disappointed as the first experience I had there was very good, and my second experience could have resulted in very serious health consequences had I not continued to advocate for myself.

Good news, fellow yelper! Your exhausting search is over. You've battled the hellish maze of…read moregoogling 'treatment centers' , and came out alive. And successful! Another Chance is the best treatment center in Oregon. Hands down. Everyone here cares about you as a person, not just a patient. (I'm sure you already know how rare that is.) Also, the atmosphere of the place is phenomenal. It's cozy, inviting, clean, modern, and feels...safe? (If that makes sense) There's even a room specifically designed for moments when you feel overwhelmed, when you don't want to talk to anybody, or just need a minute to yourself. It's thoughtfully decorated with soft lighting, plush pillows, and the worlds most comfiest couch!

One of the worst experiences of my life, owner Sean Wagner insists on housing in his houses nw…read morerecovery housing or makes your outpatient a living hell and doesn't help or try to find other housing. His housing was unsafe with mold, managers flaunt rules they enforce and believe God talk to at least one of them Fernando the prophet directly, so don't have other faiths. Doesn't matter about lease or clean UA, will kick you out for voicing problems, cares less about treatment then feeding his other business.

I had a really good experience getting my wisdom teeth removed here. I was extremely nervous and…read morescared going into the procedure, but the staff were very reassuring and helped me calm my nerves. They took the time to walk me through how the procedure would go during my consultation, answered all of my questions, and made me feel much more comfortable. My recovery so far has been going well, and I really appreciate that they have continued to answer my questions even after the procedure. It made me feel like I was still supported throughout my recovery. The only issue I had was that my driver was not given some of the aftercare items, such as the gauze so we had to figure that out afterward. Other than that, I had no issues and overall had a great experience. I would definitely recommend them to anyone who is nervous about getting their wisdom teeth removed.

I got some fillings and a crown done with Inspire dental. All of their staff is so friendly and…read morecommunicate what is happening with the entire process. I have a tendency to pass out during medical procedures and Rachel in particular was super understanding about it and checked in with me a lot, which helped me feel much more comfortable. They are also very upfront about costs prior to starting the appointment so nothing is a surprise later down the line. Overall great experience!

The dentist is amazing. He makes sure you completely understand all your options and works with you…read moreto decide what's best for your specific situation. He helped me understand the big picture for my teeth and overall dental health. I highly recommend Line Dental !!!!

Wonderful experience, very honest and helpful. Highly recommend and will definitely return.read more

After 18 years in recovery I've decided to write this review. Hazelden saved my life and my family…read more I would not be here today without the amazing treatment, therapy, and staff I encountered there. After my first 28 days, I thought it was done. I had a lot to learn. Overall I spent almost 4 months in inpatient, then moving to an off campus house, and then doing outpatient. The focus on 12 step work made my transition into the recovery community seamless. I still go to meetings every week, talk to my NA/AA friends daily, and work the steps. Recovery is possible!

Though I'm not proud of it, I have been through inpatient at Hazelden Newberg three times. This…read morelast time, things seemed to shift and I've stayed sober ever since, and I currently have six months sobriety and work an active recovery program and am active in the alumni community. There's so much I could say about Hazelden Newberg, it's hard to consolidate in one review. I had been to treatment before I ever went here. This is by the far the most helpful treatment center I've been to. Staff genuinely is in invested in patients. Everything feels purposeful. For those who have been in state-funded treatment centers, locked door psych wards, or "druggie buggie" sober house type treatment centers, Hazelden Newberg is a breath of fresh air. It is a college campus type experience. You see the schedule displayed every day, and go around campus to your scheduled groups and lectures. The content is usually interesting, and participation is encouraged as long as you are respectful. The biggest thing about Hazelden Newgerg, which is why I gave four stars rather than five, is that you have to put a lot of effort in. This is true of recovery in general, as ultimately you are the one that has to do it. Unlike some other treatment centers, no one is going to find you generally if you don't show up for group. Some people fly under the radar in groups, don't share, and don't do assignments. This last time, I made a concerted effort to do steps 1, 2 and 3 in group. It really is a collaborative process between the patient and the staff here, and if you are not at a point where you are ready to do that, I would seek a more structured treatment center. If you are motivated to do a lot of work in a short time and you have insurance that covers it, (stays here are usually only like 45 days at most), I would consider Hazelden Newberg.

It's rare to find a practice that blends clinical expertise with such a high level of personal…read moreinvestment and care. The therapists here are amazing to work with--deeply empathetic, insightful, and skilled at creating a safe space where genuine growth can happen.

Providers at the Introspective Collective truly care, they take the time to understand your unique…read moresituation, and go the extra mile to support your journey. I can't recommend them highly enough!

I am a One Medical member. My PCP is located at the Williams location, however one benefit of this…read moresystem is that you can visit any office (there are four in the Portland metro). I recently stopped into the Beaverton location for a Covid shot. The shopping center at Cedar Hills has a lot of stuff going on, from food to shopping to things you need an appointment for. It is easy to schedule with One Medical, they accommodated my earlier arrival time, and I was in and out quickly. The offices are all very similar in style, but this one feels a little bit more personalized with staff decor.

Making appointments and getting blood work done is fairly easy to do here and my experience has…read morealways been positive. Huge shoutout to my PA, Kyle Ann Markwell- she's the best and if you're looking for care she's the one you should go to. Highly recommend signing up for One Medical just to be seen by Kyle Ann. Also I've gotten multiple blood work done here and everyone has been super kind and makes the whole process as painless as possible. Thank you, team!