This review is for the X Ray department only. I know nothing about their in-patient or ER…read more I took my elderly friend here for a chest xray since she needs assistance. I personally would never go here because I have heard some terrible stories about this place ( go to Enloe). I took my friend in early ( no appointment needed..her doctor called in the order). It was surprisingly clean and not crowded. The building itself is dated and could use a good makeover. The big new glass building next to it ( which I thought I was driving her to) is still not open. After she signed in it was less than 15 minutes to get the chest xay. The techs were very friendly and professional! She had a good experience and we were in and out quickly! There was plenty of parking up front in the morning. I am grateful it was easy and not a long wait ( go early is the key).

The acute care is helpful for people with immediate needs in the area. The employees are good. The…read moreservices are good. If you need to stay longer, they are helpful if they have a bed available. Small hospital.

I have been so impressed with PDH ({Plumas District Hospital)! Everyone from the staff answering…read morephones to the clinic staff, nurses, and Doctors that have cared for me are a real blessing to our community! I am older and as a senior person often I have gone for care through the emergency where the check in was efficient, admitted with a Nurse right there, the Doctor was knowledgeable and talked me through the tests he was ordering. Lab draw was perfect t as was IV placement (my veins aren't easy but my nurse was skilled and kind. X-Ray was perfect and the testing results given to my ER Doctor, my nurse was kind and NG tube placed with care. I was admitted as an inpatient for 5 days for the issue I had to resolve. The care I received was kind,explanations for care given were clear, and they (all shifts, every nurse) showed care, consideration, and expertise that I have not received at other hospitals. (Yes, I have issues that have required medical care at bigger hospitals when visiting bigger cities. Plus I worked in healthcare for over 30 years. So I know wonderful care when I see it. I am so happy to have been cared for by such a wonderful staff. Thanks to everyone! I do recommend Plumas District Hospital highly! If you're needing care just go or call for an appointment and start the conversation by saying "I need your help"and Thank You! They work hard and I'm happy to give this review. I am so Grateful!

Plumas District Hospital has a reputation around town for its lack of knowledgable doctors and poor…read moreservice (Unless you know someone on the board). Additionally some of their top nurses are vocal anti-vaccination supporters and deny the severity of COVID-19. My wife and I have had numerous bad experiences. My wife spent months seeing several different doctors for severe neck pain, only to be told they didn't know what was wrong with her. She had x-rays done and was told there was nothing they could see causing the pain. The suggestion they offered was physical therapy. When we asked about a chiropractor, we were told to see their physical therapist instead. Multiple sessions with the PDH physical therapist didn't help. My wife decided to see a chiropractor against the recommendation of PDH and was immediately told she had bulging discs in her neck. It took him just a few minutes of looks at the x-rays to find the problem. So a chiropractor was able to diagnose and alleviate her neck pain but multiple doctors from Plumas District Hospital could not, both viewing the same x-rays. That gives me very little confidence in their medical abilities. On another occasion, my wife was told by a surgeon at the hospital; she would likely need her gall bladder removed because she was having frequent nausea and stomach pain. It turned out to be a gluten intolerance after getting a second opinion. I will say most of the ER doctors and nurses do a fantastic job. But unfortunately, that doesn't make up for the incredibly low quality of service received from the other doctors. I hope PDH can turn around and start providing quality medical service, but after experiencing the same problems after a decade of going there, I have little faith.

Came here for kidney stone pain and was told my kidney stone was only 5mm.. well I just saw my…read moreprevious scans from another hospital done one week prior to this visit and it's actually 9mm. You guys need a new US tech. Also, I got nothing for the pain and was referred to a urologist in Redding, who told the ER my kidney stone can't be causing the pain since it's stationary.. well pain is subjective not objective and can still cause pain if not moving. Tried calling the urologist so they can see me and evaluate and they wouldn't even see me in office saying because I'm pregnant. Even if pregnant you can treat a stone. Now I'm laying in excruciating pain, spotting now, threw up from the pain... AND what's the point of going to see anyone if they constantly dismiss me? This place is incompetent along with urologist Dr. Fowler in Redding.

The nurses are very friendly, once you get out of the ER. But this hospital is so inept, generally…read moreincompetent and ineffectual. It has been 3 weeks so far and I don't think it will improve. It would take a book to list all the debacles in this place over the last 3 weeks.

What a gift to find such a special emergency room here in Chester! From the receptionist to the…read moreadmitting nurse,Noel, to Dr Dempsey, Bob in X-ray and Terry the Lab man. The whole crew was knowledgeable and confident that they would get to the bottom of my issue and they did! When you can't breathe it gets scary. No lines, no wait and I'm used to big city E-Rooms and this is a gem! After heart surgery last week I went into congenital heart failure and my lungs apparently had fluid in them which kept me from breathing correctly. Within the hour I was breathing fine and am now home!! Don't hesitate to visit Seneca Hospital ER if you have a emergency!!! The whole experience was quick and very effective! Having just moved up here from Santa Rosa we are blessed and thankful to find such a great ER and team!

I was on a payment plan with Seneca Hospital for a couple years. I lost track of the end date. I…read morejust kept making payment. Over two months ago it was paid off. Around July 1 2026, I called to see how much I still owed. I was told I had over paid by over $400. More than two months payments. They have my address, email and phone number, but they DID NOT let me know not to send more money. When I called, I was told they would process the refund and mail it to me. I called again today July 10, 2026 and was told it would take 4-6 weeks......................WTF...... If I was 4-6 week late on a payment they would send me to collections................. Dear XXXXXX I understand your frustration, and I sincerely apologize for the continued delay. At this time, the issue affecting the refund process is still being actively worked on by our finance team. I recognize that waiting for a refund that is already owed to you is frustrating, and I appreciate your patience as we work toward a resolution. Unfortunately, I do not have any new information to share at this moment. However, I am continuing to monitor the situation and have asked to be notified as soon as there is an update. Once I receive additional information, I will make sure to share it with you promptly. Thank you for your continued patience and understanding. We appreciate the opportunity to resolve this matter. I hope you have a great day, Chelssa Outland Marketing & PR Officer Seneca Healthcare District

My husband recently underwent hip replacement surgery at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital, performed…read moreby Dr. Todd Christensen. I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Dr. Christensen and to every member of the team who cared for my husband. Thank you to the anesthesiologist, the nurses, the therapists, and every staff member who was involved in his care. During the three days we spent at the hospital, we were treated with exceptional kindness, compassion, professionalism, and respect. Everyone went above and beyond to make sure my husband was comfortable, well cared for, and supported throughout his recovery. We are truly grateful for the outstanding care, dedication, and genuine compassion shown by the entire team. Thank you for everything you did for my husband. Your hard work and commitment made a difficult experience much easier for our family, and we will never forget your kindness. With our heartfelt thanks and deepest appreciation.

Told me I wasn't sick enough come back when I'm in a ambulance…read more Took my health care information so they got paid for nothing do yourself a favor drive to Auburn or anywhere else if your no in a ambulance Doctor was a asshole Rolled in on a stool and basically Told me to kick rock

Place is great. People are friendly and associates are always very nice. Care always is greatread more

"Patches of Care, Beatz of Love -- Adventist Health Clear Lake"…read more I was late. I was frothy. I was puffed when I should've rested. And yet -- instead of judgment, I was met with patience, humor, and care. Doctor voices circled like a chorus -- one strict, one doubtful, one sly with a wink. They weighed my lateness, my flaws -- and still, they placed a patch in my hand, not just cloth, but a seal of care, a sign I could carry forward. The nurses became guardians in my myth -- Lacey humming steady, Lezlie drumming life back into my rhythm, the Intake nurse prowling like the Matador's shadow. Isaac -- larger than life, gentler than air -- asked me to swap beds, with eyes that saw deeper than my words. Ziggy lifted smoke into the spotlight, whispering levity, reminding me that even "bad" is only another way of trying to rise. And in the middle of it all -- before the shuffle, before the chariot seat, before the laughter at pants inverted -- I turned, reached for what is truest: "I LUV YOU C." That moment held me, steadied me, through the spotlight trial, through the patch parade, through the gentle correction of those who forgave "as long as it doesn't happen again." I was carried out humming -- sixty beats per minute, steady as a drum. Nurses smiling, Isaac watching, Ziggy's smoke curling upward. And when the dawn came, when the driver's seat laughter met me with warmth, when the day's small blessings -- even two sales, a hundred bucks net -- proved that life rolls forward fresh and golden, I found the words again, unchanged, forever true: "I LUV YOU CANDY."

Visited December 22nd…read more This hospital and ER are very small. I had to pick up an elderly friend because she needed a ride. She said her wait was minimal! She was treated kindly which is very important ( I have done 2 long tours as a missionary in West Africa so good care along with dignity and respect go a long way!) I am not a patient nor have I ever been here as I do not live in this area but the inside looked clean and she was well taken care of! Btw..it's behind the police station and Burger King. Thank goodness I had gps!

Don't have any faith in the ER department of this "hospital" but thought how could they mess up a…read moreblood draw. Well they certainly didn't leave me with quality care. From the highly unprofessional conversation by the ER staff I overheard during my check in, to the bruise/bump I was left with after my blood draw. The ONLY upside was they were the only facility open for lab work on a Saturday.