Overall amazing experience here from the receptionist, to the nurses, to the anesthesiologist!…read moreReally impressed with the Grants Pass surgery center, they actually care about their patients.

From the receptionist to the recovery nurse (Dolores) I was treated with professionalism and more…read moreimportantly like a friend. Each and every member of the staff was attentive and caring. And Keith, my Anesthesiologist, was a real knock out. If you have a procedure that needs attention, I would strongly suggest that you contact this center. They seem to handle it all. And beyond that, they are more than capable of providing excellence and professionalism.

I see that a Ronald had the same experience that I had due to a worker named Stephanie. She…read morerefused to bill my VSP insurance correctly, and as he stated, she was yelling at me a couple times over the phone. They are a VSP provider. I had the eye exam on 9/3025 and it took until 12/30/25 to actually get the glasses because of her not doing her job correctly. I have gone there about 20+years and this was not the first time she would not bill VSP correctly. I am praying for her because it's very obvious there is something not right in her life. She can destroy Cascade eye center if she doesn't stop her outrageous actions, or maybe she should not work there. It would be nice if she, or someone would at least apologize.

One of the best run businesses in Grants Pass, both the Eyecare Center and the Surgery Center are…read morewell-staffed with competent staff who are well trained, compassionate and the best teamwork I've ever seen. I've been going there for more than four years and just had 20/20 vision restored by my wonderful surgeon and general ophthalmologist, Dr. R.D. Leavitt. I I have never appreciated going to a specialist, as much as I do when I go to Cascade.

Had an appointment with Dr Jones at GP Surgical Assoc., ended up just walking out of the exam. Dr…read moreJones was very curt to the point of rudeness, rushed, seemed to just want to end the exam, and said he didnt believe what I said as far as how I was managing my issue at home. I dont mind an antagonistic bed side manner, but it came across as just not caring.

I was recently admitted to Three Rivers hospital for abdominal pain, and the surgeon on call was…read moreDr. Mark Jones, one of the surgeons at GP Surgical. I was admitted late in the evening, so I did not see Dr. Jones until the next morning. When he came into my room, he was extremely curt, nearly to the point of rude. He then tells me there was a mass shown on my CT, but when I ask what it is, he has no idea. I ask about what we should do to check it, he says nothing. If it is of no worry, why mention it to me? He really didn't answer any of my questions, just saying that they are keeping me another night and he is leaving town... Fast forward to the next morning, and this is why I am giving 2 stars instead of 1, Dr. Brett Schulte and his resident, Dr. Mark Thomas came into my room, and while they still did not know what the mass was, he reassured me that it was nothing cancerous, and that he was going to have me follow up with a urologist to further investigate it. In the end, they never did figure out the source of my abdominal pain, and it has not gone away. If you need a surgeon in this community, go to Asante Physician Partners. I switched to Dr. Aaron Martin, who is absolutely wonderful, and has been making sure that everything is checked and wants to find out what is actually wrong.

I'm not sure I should even give a 1 star rating. I always had a good relationship with Dr. Van…read moreHorne, I just never liked what he did to me. I'll add pictures here that tells about my experience, the last 3 I took this morning showing all the dry skin on both legs. For the past 13 years I have never been without pain and problems. 'HERE IS MY WRITTEN RECORD" After receiving new hip 9 Apr. 2007 I started having problems with my legs (swelling and sudden sharp leg pains). From my knees down my legs turned red. 11\fs26 Sep. Got letter from Dr Van Horne office about bad DePuy ASR hip replacement implant from 9 Apr. 2007. 23 Sep. Called Dr Van Horne and was told to call Johnson & Johnson for Claim #. Called Johnson & Johnson and was given Claim # 186102756. Called Dr Va Horne's office and left Claim # on voice mail. 28 Sep. Appointment with Dr Countiss, was told I should contact Dr Van Horne about making an appointment. 29 Sep. Called Dr Vanhorne about appointment and got voice mail. 30 Sep. Dr Vanhorne's office called and gave appointment dates 4 Nov. for Imaging and 18 Nov. to see Dr Vanhorne. 5 Oct. Johnson & Johnson called to give me some information and ask me if Dr Vanhorne had recommended the DePuy hip. ( The answer to that was yes) Received letter from Broadspire informing me that DePuy would pay all of my out of pocket expenses including the deductibles and co-pays. 8 Oct. Called Black Chapman & Webber. 4 Nov. Went to Imaging, 18 Nov. Went to Paragon (Dr Vanhorne) and was told that I should have hip replaced as soon as possible due to problems shown on Imaging. (Note: I was first scheduled for Surgery the last of Jan. but did not go to surgery till the 24th of Feb.. Dr Vanhorne felt I needed to go to Radiation for treatment just before surgery. Treatment was $2413.00) 29 Nov. Started Physical Therapy. (approx. $169.00 a session for a total of over $4000.00.) December: 1, 6, 8,13,15, 20, 22 Physical Therapy. 24 Feb. Day of surgery. Reported early so I could go to Radiation just before surgery. Radiation was needed to stop unwanted bone growth caused from the first hip replacement 9 Apr. 2007. Dr Countiss ask to assist in this surgery and Dr Vanhorne allowed him to do so. I was later told by Dr Countis that Dr Vanhorne got a little rough and had to apply a lot of pressure trying to grind out my new hip joint, He told me that it took most all his strength to hold me onto the operation table. 27 Feb. Discharged from 3 Rivers Hospital after surgery to go home. March - Physical Therapy 10, 14, 16, 18, 21, 23, 25, 28, and 30 March. 28 Mar. Appointment at Paragon (Dr Vanhorne). April - Physical Therapy 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22,27, and 29 (last day) April. My symptoms since Hip Surgery 9 Apr. 2007. (1) I have experienced fatigue ever since first surgery. (2) Had sensations down my leg off and on day and night of like a hot electrical shock, with tingling. (3) Up on standing I was unable to start walking for a few moments. I would try to, but my leg wouldn't work. (4) I had as much pain in my hip as I had before my first surgery and I still limped as bad on it as I did before, in spite of how hard I tried not to. (5) I have been unable to do a lot of the things I normally did all the time, before my first surgery, like mowing the lawns, doing a little work on my pickup, and things with my horses, which was my hobby. Also I couldn't do home improvement projects like I had in the past. (6) Problems standing up and setting down. (Always) (7) Hard getting in and out of car. (Always) (8) Right leg was asleep and numb almost constantly after surgery. Even woke me up at night. Right leg gets numb setting in car. Sometimes there is a pain similar to frost bite or lack of circulation and the numbness can causes problems when driving . (Always when over half an hour) (9) Sore muscles all the time in lower back, hips, and legs. (10) Can't take a step for a couple moments after standing up. Muscles are stiff and must loosen up before stepping away. (Always) (11) Hurts to walk. (12) Can't bend over to pick something up off from floor. Back, legs and hips hurt when trying to do so. (13) Back is always sore. (14) Can't put sock on right foot or tie shoe without help. (15) Legs swell, gets burning sensation and sometimes itch real bad. Sometimes I draw blood from scratching. (16) Bursitis in left hip. (17) I've noticed that my right foot sometimes turns in when I'm walking. Maybe due to tightening of leg muscles. (18) Lots of headaches. (19) Laying on my left side will cause my hip to ache. (20) One of the most challenging aspects of of the entire experience has been trying to stay in a good frame of mind. I have never liked to see people set around and feel sorry for themselves, so I have dealt with it on a day to day basis. It is now 2/4/2026 "Note, after all these years I still suffer leg pains and skin problems" In total I have had 3 hip replacements, 2 on my right side and 1 on my left.

Has retired. No longer in practice. Not much more to say except recommending Dr Owens in Medford at…read moreSouthern Oregon orthopedics.

Complete crap Sat in the er for almost 8 hours and got no…read moreanswers at all Rude ass staff and completely in professional Make the drive to Medford or somewhere else

This review is for Asante Lab ( Out patient care ) I could not find that business on Yelp, but…read morehoping Asante staff will see this. First of all, I love many doctors and staff that work at Asante in other areas of this building. This is specifically going toward the outpatient lab, where I had bloodwork done. I'm not a wuss, nor a rude person, and I usually have a great time chatting while having blood taken. I am always very forward that I don't have great veins, but I've never had any issues. Today I went in for a LOT of bloodwork. The girl who was handling me was very unprofessional. When I first walked up, I felt uncomfortable because the desk where I am to put my arm to give blood was a MESS. The gloves looked pre-used because they were just thrown in a pile on the table along with napkins & a bag full of syringes etc. I have worked in health care so this was completely unacceptable for me. Secondly, after she told me I had a lot of bloodwork to do, I told her my right arm had the better vein - but she said no, this will work fine. . I trusted her and went with it. Who am I? Well, she decided to prick my lower middle arm ( forearm ) on my left arm which isn't great vein access. She insisted. Keep in mind I have like 12 vials to go... anyways, it wasn't a typical prick & pump the blood out. I could tell the needle was too large, as the friction inside the vein was causing extreme burning & pressure pain. I've never experienced anything like it before in my life. Because she chose to not listen to me, the vein & arm she picked STOPPED pumping blood into the vials. Half way through. By that point she was MOVING THE NEEDLE, Pressing on it - readjusting it from side to side which was acutely painful & seemed dangerous to me. Who am I to know? She had to call another lady over to try and help. And by that time the pain was so unbearable that I nearly fainted. I have regular blood draws, and have to get many taken at one time. I have NEVER had this problem in my almost 40 years of life. DO NOT GO HERE TO GET YOUR BLOOD DRAWN!!!

It's all about the$$ with these guys. After biling my insurance $6000 nothing is fixed. They…read morecharged #400 to my insurance company for a 15 minute visit. Remember, someone had to finish last in need school. I think it is these guys... avoid Dr Dunn if you want something done for real.

The onsite work is pretty good. However, there are three levels of workers in SOO PT, only one of…read morewhich is authorized to do program assessments. However, like some lawyers, they charge rates for their work that are meant to cover full physical therapists. Good for profits, I guess. As long as it works. However, even though their web page shows seven physical therapists, they have lost two, and several of those labeled as physical therapists cannot, in fact, do progress assessments. The summary is they want or must do a progress assessment before they can schedule the last two visits, and they have no one available (out of the two supervising PTs) who can do a progress assessment in June. Apparently, they did not plan for it four weeks ago when they scheduled my additional appointments, so the approved visits cannot be used, and I will need to find a different Physical Therapist. Summary, the people you see, and the equipment they have available are top notch. But the people in-charge are not looking out for you. Don't assume they have things under control, or even care.

I Love the staff they are kind and respectful. The Eye…read moreSurgeon Dr. Oliva did a corneal transplant and it is still living and doing well, after 2 previous tries from a different place in California by their eye surgeon, which both failed within 30 days. My new one was transplanted by Dr. Oliva on June 4th, 2024 still going strong 6+ months Later. I feel very grateful to have such a skilled professional working on my eyes. My eye journey will continue for as long as I can see. I will add a new Dr. in the Medical Eye Center for my Glaucoma. We are scheduled to meet soon. Happy to be with such wonderful people!! Sweet Lee LoveS

I thought this place was efficient and a good place to go. Today I'm seriously questioning that. My…read morefriend had heart surgery in February. He was seen at the medical Eye Center in May and found that he needed cataract surgery. We needed to do that after the six month mark from the heart surgery. So we made an appointment in August one week after the six month mark. The morning of our appointment in August they called and canceled it because we need a clearance from the doctor. I don't know exactly why is it that we could not have been told this in May, June or July? Why so cavalierly waste our time over something that they knew ahead of time they needed? It's not respectful it's not efficient and it's definitely no way to treat people.