Dr Kreul and all of his staff are so amazing! He gave me realistic goals as to what to expect from…read morethe tummy tuck I got. His work far exceeded my expectations! His entire office staff is so kind and easy to work with, from the first visit to all of the follow up visits. After dealing with lifelong body issues, I finally feel amazing and comfortable in my own skin. This has been such a life changing experience, I am so thankful I found his office!

Dr Kreul and his amazing staff provided wonderful care. Dr Kreul is a wonderful surgeon…read more The results of my breast augmentation and liposuction are amazing. I highly recommend him and his supportive team!!

DR.Geraghty is the absolute best. I've been going you her…read morefor years. If there is ever a problem she tries to see me within a day or two.

Dr. Geraghty is phenomenal, as are her staff!! She is attentive, present, brilliant, and does a…read morefantastic job of educating me as a patient through all of my skin challenges. I cannot recommend this clinic and Dr. Geraghty more.

Southern Oregon Orthopedics has some great doctors. I had my shoulder replaced by Denard a few…read moreyears back. He did an outstanding job surgically but the medication aftercare was atrocious. It was the most painful recovery. Be prepared with your primary to get pain meds after surgery here. Otherwise I would recommend this place.

I have to add another 1 star review for this terrible organization. Our chiropractor referred my…read morehusband here for consultation for the pain in his left knee. He was seen by a PA, Sofia, who had my husband take a blood test and referred him to Josh, a physical therapist, for a consultation in which he recommended six weeks of physical therapy twice a week. My husband saw Sofia the following Monday. She had him take more x-rays & gave him a big Cortizone shot in his knee, which worked wonderfully. On Tuesday, he had his first PT session with Josh. Later in the evening and into the night he started feeling a LOT more pain and his knee swelled. By Wednesday morning he could hardly get out of bed and was experiencing severe pain that was 10 on a 10 scale. He could not walk without canes or crutches, moaning at every step. He could not move his leg very much at all without excruciating pain. He called Southern Oregon Orthopedics to see if someone could help him because his left leg was hurting all the time from his knee all the way down to his ankle but no one was available. He could NOT get through to a human being. Someone finally called him back and suggested he go to their urgent care, which he did. Our good friend is an RN and he took my husband to the urgent care at Southern Oregon Orthopedics. Our friend strongly recommended that my husband request a sonagram to rule out a blood clot. My husband requested this of the person at the front desk who sent that request on. In a little while a medical assistant came out and said she had conferred with her boss, ANOTHER medical assistant, and they did not "think" he had a blood clot and that he should go home, elevate his knee, and put ice on it. (He had been doing that non-stop since his pain began.) NOTE: it is against the law for medical assistants to diagnose and prescribe. Again he asked for a sonogram. She said that they didn't think he needed one but if he insisted, she would write an order for him to go to Asante and get one. After he left Southern Oregon Orthopedic, he decided to go to Provident Urgent Care where they gave him an order and sent him immediately to Provident Hospital. At Provident Hospital, they checked him in immediately and after about 10 minutes the sonogram technician gave him a sonogram. Before he left the hospital, the Provident sonogram technician sent the findings to the doctor at Provident Urgent Care. The medical doctor at Provident Urgent Care thought it was very important that my husband get a sonogram to rule out a blood clot, which matched what my husband wanted and what our RN friend recommended. (The only ones who disagreed were the two medical assistants at Southern Oregon Orthopedics who were NOT legally qualified to have opinions.) My husband canceled all of his PT appointments at Southern Oregon Orthopedics. At Provident, the doctor gave him a referral to the Sports Medicine medical doctor at Provident Hospital, which is where my husband has decided he will be going for future treatment. My husband said he will never go back to Southern Oregon Orthopedics. He said they are very disorganized, that they don't seem to care about their patients, and that they don't have the right level of people dealing with emergency situations. He said he got a very different level of care in an expedient manner from medical doctors at Provident. And furthermore, if they bill Medicare for what they didn't do yesterday, I will file a charge of Medicare fraud. I understand these people advertise a lot. Perhaps if they took good care of their patients, they would get referrals and wouldn't have to spend so much money on advertising; then they could focus on providing even better care.

I had to have a procedure done at the Medical Center again and the experience was excellent. The…read morestaff, doctor and nurses were very patient with me and explained my procedure in simple but thorough terms I also want to mention that I had one meal at the hospital which was a meatloaf dinner with bread, broccoli potatoes and gravy, tomato basil soup, milk and juice. It was hot, very tasty and one of the best meals I have had in a hospital.

This review is for the ER. Waiting for hours after triage to be admitted into a room. This after…read morewaiting for hours for the initial triage assessment. You'd have better luck driving to Klamath Falls to avail yourself of the far superior staff at Sky Lakes! Zero stars. Would not recommend.

I hesitated to write this review; I gave this doctor numerous chances to correct the issue and…read moreconcerns I had over my breast augmentation and lift. The time has come to leave a review, and warn every person seeking to enhance their appearance, to stay far away from this doctor. First, he has the personality of a doorknob. Which is great, if his artistic talent compensated for the lack of personality and bedside manner. But when this doctor cannot listen to your concerns, be passionate about making women look great, or even attempt to make a pair of breasts look even during a lift, the lack of personality factors into the conclusion, that it's time to retire. The staff are great. Dr. Jensen's wife, Amy is great. Very talented with fillers and Botox. I highly recommend Amy Jensen for fillers. But, you want a great pair of breasts? Go anywhere but here. Go to Vegas. Go to Portland, or California. Heck, just go buy a push up bra and call it a day. Anywhere but here. I'd be happy to send you before & after pictures of his work on me, if you're a female looking for breast enhancement. Then you could determine this surgeons lack of artistic talent for yourself.

The staff here is amazing, everyone was super kind and helpful and Dr Jensen was really nice and…read morecaring. Will update after I have my procedure

Craig Meador is knowledgeable, attentive and compassionate. His background in resistance training…read moreis a valuable asset.

DR. Reid is one of a kind, constantly educating himself on the best practices of medicine that he…read morecould provide to his patients! He has been honest through out my 2 part ACL Revision, his confidence in his work allowed me to comfortably ask question regarding any aspect of my care! Dr Reid called me personally the following days after my surgery to check in, and once again asked chance for me to ask more questions. He truly cares about his parties wellbeing and their recovery! Hailey and Susan have always been so helpful and responsive in every aspect of my care! I'm so sad that Asante chose not to continue on with him, because he truly unremarkable! I will follow Dr Reid for all my future knee problems!

Arrived two minutes past my 11:10 appointment and was told to reschedule. Meanwhile, every visit…read morehere involves 15-45 minute lobby waits and additional delays in the exam room. I've never complained--but this time, as a cash-paying patient who took time off work, I was turned away. After 25+ years in healthcare, I can say this is not reasonable or patient-centered. There was no flexibility, no consideration, and no consistency. I will not be returning.

Mason Harrison is the first FNP who not only listened, but looked at me instead of a computer…read more He's also the first to evaluate blood work and suggesting I didn't need some of the meds I was on, rather than blithely refilling them. The office staff is cheerful and quite competent. In the 13 yrs I've been here, this is my 5th Primary. I'm hoping he's my last.

Nursing A+ Doctors A+…read moreFacility. C. Nicely designed rooms with good amenities, but heater didn't work on a VERY cold night, and staff didn't seem to know who to get to fix it. Very kind Ly brought me extra warm blankets but I was still uncomfortable. FOOD F+ Unappetizing, institutional. Everything tasted of sugar and artificial ingredients. In four days I had one meal I enjoyed, and I am not a snob. Luckily nursing has snacks on hand including yoghurt and juice which kept me from starving

I fainted during dinner at Heresay Restaurant in Ashland. The bartender called 911 and I had the…read moreBEST assistance from the EMTs who responded. They took me to the ER at Asante. I was immediately given tests by two EXCELLENT technicians, one of him were a name badge: Ramirez. Fortunately in the ambulance, I was given both IV sailine and an EKG, which was fine. The sailine IV restored me and it's a darn good thing! After the text finished with me, I was put in the giant almost empty waiting room of the ER and told it would be somewhere of between 6 and 24 hours before I could see a "service provider", which I think may be double speak for a medical doctor!!! Yes, you read that right. I was brought in by ambulance and I was told I needed to sit upright in a wheelchair for as much as 24 hours. Now some of you know me. What do YOU think I said to that????????? I politely said, "I am going home and going to sleep. Sleep heals me. What I am NOT going to do is sit up in a wheelchair or lie on the ER floor (which did not look sparkling clean but maybe it was just old) for as many as 24 hours hoping that s-o-m-e-d-a-y maybe I'll be seen by a medical doctor." The corporate management of Asante is, in my humble opinion, moneygrubbers who do not give a darn about patients. They have a demonstrated track record of that via the various lawsuits and out of court settlements they have had to make. I feel sorry for the doctors and nurses and other staff who have to work there. I am glad for all of the patients that have gotten good care because of the kindness, compassion, as skill of the people who work in Asante, including the good doctors as certainly all of the RNs and other staff who actually do their best to help patients. I wish we would get a different medical group here in the Rogue Valley. In the meantime, my husband and I are primarily working with Provident had receiving very good treatment.

When we found out Dad had bladder cancer, it was pretty rough…read more Dr Martin and his nurse Nicole were truly a blessing. Dad had some dementia issues and would struggle to understand larger medical terms. Dr Martin's kindness and consideration while discussing dad's illness and options with him were amazing. Every appointment started at the always friendly front desk, followed by Nicole and her sunny, charming personality as she escorted us to the room. Dr. Martin is an extremely compassionate, talented urologist. We were always up to date on any new information with dad's treatment. We received the recommendation for Dr. Martin from dad's own Klamath Falls primary Doctor.

We scheduled our son for a circumcision. After taking time off from work and school, emotionally…read morepreparing ourselves and our 6 year old for the needed procedure we show up at 6 am the surgery center. After they had him sedated and prepped Dr Martin didn't even show up. Completely blew us off. Now we have to find another more competent doctor and start all over again. Patient Beware!

Nurse? Yvette, the ladies at the front desk and the Doctors were all amazing and super helpful…read more Full lasic done with zero issues and amazing hospitality!

The doctors are great--I have absolutely no complaints about them…read more My issue is with the billing department and front office staff. I was effectively dismissed from the practice because of a $45 copay that went unpaid for more than 90 days. When I called to schedule an appointment with my eye doctor, the front desk told me that my account had been sent to collections and that they could not--or would not--schedule me. I was told I was no longer allowed to be seen by the practice. For context, I had been a cash-pay patient for more than 10 years because I did not have health insurance. During that time, I paid thousands of dollars out of pocket for treatment of uveitis, an ongoing eye condition that is causing vision loss in my right eye. When I finally obtained insurance and used it for the first time, no one informed me that I had a $45 copay. The bill went unpaid for over 90 days, and apparently that was enough to have me sent to collections and dismissed as a patient. I contacted the billing department to resolve the issue. They could not tell me which collection agency had the debt, and they would not accept my $45 payment directly. Frustrated, I left $45 cash at the front desk and left. Two months later, while still experiencing a significant flare-up of my condition, I called again to schedule an appointment. I was told I still owed money, that my account had been sent to collections, and that I had been dismissed from the practice. There was no record of the $45 cash payment I had left. I can't help but wonder whether my doctor is aware that a long-time patient with a serious eye condition was turned away over a delinquent $45 copay, that was paid.