The Springs Memory Care and staff was amazing. The beautiful building and well thought out memory…read morecare facility is what attracted us to the Springs, but the STAFF and the kindness inside the building is what made the difference. The memory care director is easily accessible and often found on the floor helping. The memory care has a full time RN with his office located in memory care, the meals are prepared on site and served warm and fresh. Everyone from the director, aides, chefs, entertainment director and housekeeper were involved in my dad's care. Moving a loved one into memory care was not easy, but during my father's year at the Springs, he was well cared for and was able to stay at the Springs and pass peacefully on hospice care. My father had been in multiple facilities in the Eugene area and it was not until we moved into the Spring's Memory Care that we felt he was safe, well cared for and stimulated with activities.

Such a kind bunch of people. Recently moved my father in and it was such a heartbreaking decision…read more Brandy at Sweetbriar stayed three hours late on the day we moved him in just to make sure he got in that day. Who does that these days?! To everyone's surprise my dad seems happy and is making new friends. What a relief to feel like he's well taken care of and content!

Miraculous, amazing, brilliant, kind, caring, honest and humble.......those are the words that come…read moreto mind when we think about Dr. Noonan. In December 2018, my husband had an event (lifted a 25# saw and twisted), something he's done thousands of times over his lifetime, which left him with severe back pain. Not just back pain that caused him to slow down a few days, I'm talking, severe, debilitating pain that started as "I heard a pop in my back and now my back is sore"...... and progressed to the use of a cane, then walker, then wheelchair and bed rest, all occurring within a few weeks. Christmas was spent in an emergency room begging the physician to help us figure out what could possibly be wrong. Pain meds and a "tough luck you've got a bad back" was the diagnosis after a CT scan. We were devastated. My husband continued to decline. The pain worsened and he eventually lost feeling and control of his bowel and bladder. Eventually, we were referred to a neurosurgeon for further evaluation and a myelogram. That myelogram result lead us to Dr Noonan and a surgical team at Samaritan Hospital Corvallis. Praise God! When my husband returned from surgery, he was sitting upright, legs straight, full control of his bodily functions and virtually pain free. It was a miracle. The diagnosis, Cauda Equina Syndrome. At our 2 week check up we thanked Dr Noonan profusely for recognizing this rare emergency and taking the quick action needed to correct and save bodily function. We owe him. Our lives are back to normal, better than ever and his humble response was to thank God. Thank you God for Dr Noonan!!!!!

I just wanted to say that being a part of The Rawlin at Riverbend for the past 2 years has been…read morewonderful. As the weekend Receptionist meeting & greeting the family & friends of our Residents is always rewarding. I encourage anyone looking for a place to care for their loved ones to stop by for a Tour & see for yourself! Keep shining sweet peeps!! DMW

Have you ever been to those motels where they charge you 200 after you leave because you slept…read morethere. Calling a unmade bed a chargeable cost. Then they act all cunning and stupid when you bring it up. Well welcome to the Rawlins.Same dishonest insult to your intelligence ,ect....

Privately owned since 2010 by same owner. Convenient location with hospital across the street…read more Grounds are nicely landscaped which makes being outside comfortable in the nice weather.

Another update. We've been trying to get my grandmother's records for weeks. The director informed…read moreus that her records are piled into a four boxes mixed with other resident's records so it would take her a while to find them all for us. A medical facility such as this should have the basic knowledge and ability to store patient records in a compliant and responsible way, not just throw everybody's info into one box. If they can't do this, then who knows how they are keeping track of the meds and things the residents need?