I am months late in posting this review, but my partner and I will be ever grateful for the care we…read morereceived at Samaritan's Urgent Care Clinic. Donna had not been feeling well but kept putting off seeing a doctor, but on March 7, I drove her to Urgent Care because of her high heart rate - the medical term called Tachycardia - and a painful rash that had developed overnight. At reception, we were told it would be a three-hour wait, but on hearing Donna's heart rate was over 100 beats a minute, the receptionist called in a Physician's Assistant, who immediately took us in to an exam room. The PA was professional and knowledgeable. As she did the routine checks, she answered all our questions and put us both at ease. Dr. Charlotte Gardner came in to talk to Donna and examine her. Dr. Gardner quickly determined that Donna was suffering from shingles, and said if we had waited one more day to come in, it would have been too late for antivirals to have any effect. The antivirals cannot cure shingles but do help to lessen the severity of symptoms. Donna was told to stay home for 7 to 10 days and continue with the prescribed medication. Thank goodness for the skilled care and attention we received at Samaritan Urgent Care in Corvallis.

The "medical assistant" who helped me get my vitals seemed like she was drugged, or at least off,…read moreher hands kept shaking and she was cursing. She smelled like cigarette smoke. I had to use some sanitary wipes and she OPENED THEM for me with her bare hands.

Horrible lack of accountability by front desk staff stating they took my insurance, only to arrive…read moreand be told otherwise. Denied my appointment (not able to pay cash) and consequently crucial medical care. Shame on you Valley Eye Care, do better. if I could give zero stars I would.

We have waited for contact lenses that we paid $520 for in February and they have still not…read morearrived. I've been told three times that they would be in within 2 weeks. They seem bothered that I might be frustrated. I want the contacts or my money back. I was promised a return call on Friday. Still waiting for it on Monday.

Great food! Great people! Good team-devoted servers. Apts are small but I have too much stuff…read more More homey feel. Prices are reasonable! Corvallis is a wonderful smaller community with OSU there-ideal for less distraction days.

My mom lived in the Regent, Corvallis, for eleven years. After suffering a stroke which required a…read moremove to a assisted living center I cannot get them to refund her "security Deposit". Contract clearly states "deposit may only be used by the landlord for non-payment". She was current in all payments. After a time period of six months I cannot get my mom's refund, calls locally and emails are to no avail and rarely returned. I wonder how many families deposits they financially keep capitalizing on their senior residents. Tremendously disappointed and recommend you considering another facility.

I went here to birth my baby but when I was in labor they apparently didnt want to go to work that…read moreday so they kept telling me to stay home. I was 24 hours into labor before we made them let us come in. I was having 5 minute contractions for 10 hours straight home alone to the point I was giving up. When I got to the clinic they immediately said I was 9 cm dilated and had the trainee midwife trying to find the heart rate during contractions. She couldn't find it. And hot help when they finally were able to track the heart rate of my baby girl they said I needed to get an ambulance to the hospital. We said we'd just drive there. They proceeded to let her try to put an iv in my arm for practice. She stuck me and stuck me untill the needle bend off in my arm. We finally said enough!! We're leaving why are you doing this if its an emergency shouldn't we be going. We got to the hospital and my entire birth plan went out the window. I was forced to get an epidural and c section because my cervix was too swollen from hours of not knowing what to do alone at home. They tried to push my cervix away for her head to slip through on my hands and knees as the last attempt to deliver her naturally but her heart rate was plummeting too much. Every 5 minutes. I was 32 hours into labor by the time she was cut from my body. They stole my placenta I didnt get to have the water birth I didnt get to have those moments that we all wish of when going to a clinic instead of a hospital. I hate them and Its almost been 2 years since her birth and I still am haunted by what happened to us. How can a place meant to be built of women supporting women's birth have cared so little for me and my baby. Not only could we have died but why would you not even ask to talk to me on the phone during my labor just telling my partner shes doing fine stay home. It was my first baby all I wanted was support through my delivery im am forever scarred and traumatized from my experience with this clinic. I hope that it never happens to anyone else.

We started our care at 36 weeks, and the transition was so easy. The visits up until delivery were…read moreperfect and any concerns or questions I had always got answered. We were able to meet with all the midwife's and they made us feel safe, and heard. I went into active labor after 5pm and from the moment we arrived it was perfect. I had the dream water delivery I've always wanted. The aftercare has been amazing with the baby and myself. I am so thankful we had the opportunity to deliver here. After having my first three babies in the hospital, respectfully, I would highly recommend the Corvallis Birthing Center.

Poor customer service. The technicians asked inappropriate and personal questions, severely…read morelacking professionalism. They have messed up my prescriptions on multiple occasions, making picking up medication almost impossible. I will be switching pharmacies due to how poor the service is and uncomfortable my experience has been.

- Poor customer service. Long line of patients, three technicians and a pharmacist, only one…read moretechnician heling people. - Poor communication with the Dr's office to get patient's medications as if they do not care. - Poor management, the technician cannot answer patients' questions, and the pharmacist pretending that she does see or hear. - I will never go back. - Safeway pharmacy in Circle Blvd, Corvallis, OR

Affordable acupuncture in a clean and calm environment. It's not the quick pill that so many look…read morefor. That doesn't exist. It is a supportive, whole person, complimentary approach to your healing journey, along with personalized knowledge of possible steps you can take or consider, and guide you to your bodies innate capacity to heal itself.

Excellent location in South Town Corvallis. It's comfy and it feels like a safe environment to…read moreclose your eyes in. Her website makes it ridiculously easy to schedule an appointment. The pricing is on a sliding scale so care is accessable. When she's talking to you, you can tell she is 100% there with you, instead of only half listening. I will most definitely be back.

Excellent massage, pressure was just right and Kate is very knowledgeable of her profession!read more

I've seen both Kate and BreAnna, and they are truly skilled in their work. Their hands are like…read moremagic, applying optimal pressure to work out and soothe knots and tender areas. I leave with renewed energy, tingles all over my body, feeling like I'm floating. The atmosphere is very relaxing and you'll immediately feel comfortable walking in. You have an option for aromatherapy during your massage, if you like, and the music is soft and tranquil. The rooms are also beautifully decorated and designed to soothe your senses. Finally, they are very fairly priced; their rates are listed on the Apple Blossom website, and you have an option to pay ahead or at the time of your amazing massage. Whether it's 30 minutes or 45 or 60, you'll be grateful you booked! This is my happy place.. maybe it can be yours too ;)

As a veteran of hospitals having gone through 52 surgeries. Staying in hospitals from California to…read moreMinnesota. The only two times I had stayed at GSRMC was in 2002 for numbness on my right side. That I thought was stemming from an oncoming stroke. Which was impossible to have at my age at that time. It turned out to be something else. Plus back-to-back stays in 2022. For a sepsis/pseudomonas infection. In 2022. The first time I was admitted. They had me on the oncology unit. Apparently it was the only unit at the time that had a bed available for me. I had great nurses that were unforgettable. Especially a wonderful nurse named Bettina. Who was my night nurse at night. She went above, and beyond for me during the night. On my first night. I had another great night nurse who was super caring. I forgot her name though. I was happy to be in my hometown hospital. Especially the second time I got admitted in the same month. There was talk amongst the doctors that were treating me for the infection, and the doctors up at either Emanuel Hospital. Or OHSU Hospital in Portland. To have me go up to one of those two hospitals in Portland, and get treated up there. That left my mind with the question of. Were they going to take me up there by ambulance? Or have me ride in the LifeFlight helicopter? In the end. I just stayed at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center again. I was in the new section of the hospital the second time, and I liked that section better. The rooms were bigger, and the LifeFlight helicopter pad. Was right out my window. Watching the LifeFlight helicopter take off/land at all hours. It was fun. Even though it did wake me up sometimes. The downside of my hospital stay was that the room was always cold. Same as with being in the old section. I had to have my blanket around my shoulders. With the sheet. To keep warm. Eating my meals was kind of a challenge too. While I was shivering.

We have had several experiences at the emergency room at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center,…read moreand every visit has been deeply disappointing. Patients are left sitting in the exam rooms for hours, with little to no communication. The lack of information or acknowledgment only adds to the stress of the experience. During our most recent visit, the doctor spent roughly two minutes with us in total before leaving and did not offer even the basic courtesy such as saying goodbye or "have a good day." The interaction felt rushed and inattentive. Frustratingly, we have repeatedly observed what appears to be a lack of urgency at the nursing station, including nurses and doctors standing around talking and laughing while patients remain unattended for long periods. The contrast between the fear and stress patients experience in the emergency room and the level of disengagement from the staff was very difficult to witness. We have also never had a positive experience in triage. The nurses are consistently unfriendly and behave as though basic questions are an inconvenience. In a setting where patients are often anxious, in pain, or frightened, triage should be the first point of reassurance and care. Instead, it has repeatedly felt dismissive and unwelcoming. There was also a recent situation where a young man in the waiting area passed out. The front desk staff and security team responded quickly, calmly, and with clear compassion. However, the nurse who approached appeared to show little urgency or concern, which was disappointing. Overall, the care experience in the ER at Good Samaritan in Corvallis has been consistently disappointing and falls short of what should be expected in a hospital setting where patient care should be timely, respectful, and caring. This pattern of substandard service is not only concerning, but unacceptable.

Based in Corvallis, Dr. Jessica Hebert is a phenomenal resource for those who seek healing and well…read morebeing in the Willamette Valley. She is a compassionate listener with an ability to ask questions that enable her clients to become more aware of what is happening within themselves as she herself gets to the core issue needing attention. I'm extremely grateful for her care as I allowed my body to integrate changes in my vision due to surgery that took place months ago. I found her belief that we are each capable of recalibrating to wellness so reassuring.

Jessica at Spacious Being is an extremely responsive and attentive massage therapist. I have been…read moregoing to her clinic for awhile now and have seen remarkable improvement in many aspects of my health. My posture is better and in the subsequent days after each session I have more energy and increased flexibility. Jessica does a very good job of explaining her techniques and adjusting as needed. She understands what the body needs to relax and heal itself. She will listen to you and formulate a plan to address your areas of concern. At my sessions, all the trouble spots get worked and I always leave in a much better state than when I walked in. The deep tissue work is excellent. The location is easily accessible if you live anywhere on or near Capitol Hill and still totally worth it if you need to come from further away. For the outstanding level of service you get, the prices are very reasonable. While insurance is accepted, my plan does not offer this benefit so paying out of pocket seems to work just fine.

I was some what enjoying my experience with De Forest. She often would claim she didn't say she…read morewould do something and then after insisting on my end would finally go back to the visit notes and was always like oh my bad yeah ok I'll do that. But now it's affected my immediate health and well being. I requested a refill through my pharmacy and they said I didn't have any so they would need to request it from my doctor's office and they sent over a request. As I always do when this happens - I called the clinic and informed them that I need a refill and my pharmacy has sent over a request. I do this because I know I have to hand hold them through the process a little bit to get my medication filled but this time they ignored it for a week. I called every day and finally my pharmacy called and they also had to leave a message. Message after message after message was left. "I'm so sorry I understand your frustration" do you? Do you know what it's like to go without your medication? To get sick from withdrawal? On top of this it's for mental health. Do you know what it's like to go on and off those types of medications and how dangerous it can be? You would think they would know but instead they claimed I didn't call until Thursday when no one on my team is in the office and that only my pharmacy had requested it. Only!? First of all wrong. I also called. And second why is my pharmacy requesting it on my behalf not enough? Isn't that the appropriate process? And on top of all of this when I did call initially and every time after I was told I did have refills until August and they don't understand the request from my pharmacy. Well if it's approved already then why don't you simply send it over again because the pharmacy clearly didn't get it! Completely unacceptable. My pharmacist was flabbergasted. He said "I don't understand why they didn't just get on the phone with me if there was a problem." Yeah. I don't understand any of this either.