Very fast, attentive and accommodating. Recommended to me by a local friend and very happy she did.read more

I was visiting Brookings and was having breathing problems due to asthma that my rescue inhaler…read morecouldn't control. The staff was swift and kind getting me in to see Dr. Monique Schwartz. I was treated with dignity and concern and she was able to answer all my questions, taking time to explain lung function and what does and does not target solutions. I have seen three Urgent Care doctors this month for the same problem, only to be given a new RX and sent on my way quickly. Dr. Schwartz is not only intelligent, but wise as well- and that's what patients need- not just the obligatory twelve minutes and send you out the door. It takes wisdom as well as intelligence to fully help a patient with a chronic condition, so thank you Dr. Schwartz for taking real time in assessing my problems and giving me solutions. Thank you so much for the difference you make in the lives of your patients! Your kindness, sincere caring, and concern are a great encouragement.Thank you for taking care of me and being so skilled at what you do. Every day of my life will be better because of you!

There's usually no choice. Quest Diagnostics does the job it's supposed to do, i.e., make money by…read moresafely taking your blood & urine sample and doing required lab work The medical techs I've seen there are good folks but they work alone, and must do all needed paperwork as well as take your samples. So when it's busy it can be slow because they are careful.

I agree with Dillan O's experience as the individual needs a lesson on what customer service means…read more I'm not asking for much...how about being a little less rude and more helpful. During the first appointment I received a lecture for knocking on the door (to ask a question) a few minutes before my scheduled appointment. The place was empty! I had a stool sample to return by a specific time but I had to schedule an appointment. I explained to her there were no appointments available and the time frame to submit the stool sample would expire. Her reply...you have to make an appointment to drop it off!!! Such a waste of TIME. I'm traveling to get the test completed in CA to avoid her pathetic demeanor. This individual represents Quest Diagnostics, it's apparent Quest Diagnostics doesn't really care about the services they provide. It appears that they are saturated with business and can treat customers as a number rather than treating sick people with any humanity. Do yourself a favor and drive to CA to avoid this utterly poor care.

I've visited HOA at least three dozen times at their Medford, OR location and at least a dozen…read moretimes at their Grants Pass, OR location over the past three months since my friend completed their course of chemotherapy and radiation (treatment). That is when their problems and discomfort really began. After interacting with the staff and physicians at this organization I am much more confident that there is good health care to be found in Southern Oregon. I and my friend have learned more about cancer, its' treatment and what to expect from said treatment from the nurses here than from any other person or resource available. They treat their patients with a kindness, compassion and consideration that I have never, ever seen before. Truly amazing people treating even more amazing people. The doctors are thorough and professional. They take time to make sure all their patient's questions are answered (you just have to know what to ask!) Brought to the Asante Health System by OHSU in 1999, it is a regional resource for basic and clinical cancer research into new methods of diagnosis and treatment. It is also the state's only cancer center designated by National Cancer Institute of the NHI. Humble: The feeling one experiences upon entering Hematology Oncology Associates PC in Medford, OR. Humility: Something one learns when acting as an advocate for a cancer patient. Dignity: Something one sees in the clients at HOA. Strength: See Dignity above. FIVE STARS: All of the Above!

I saw Dr. Gali post mastectomy. She was efficient and caring. She explained what would be my…read morechoices and ordered the tests I needed. Two weeks later we met again and talked over my choice. I never felt rushed but got the information I needed.

I probably should not have gone to this walk in because I did not know how much I would have to…read morepay. But they had openings, I registered on line. Then got a text saying they were behind and when my new appointment was. I went anyway at my first appointed time. I walked in only one person ahead of me. I finally was called back and and waited. It was an hour later then my schedule time but it is the flu season ect, so that is expected. My only concern is that the amount I paid vs what I now owe. It kinda felt like bait and switch. But everyone working there was really nice. I don't know if I will be back but we will see what the insurance/ says ect.

Please take this review as a word of caution against signing up for this company's $40/month urgent…read morecare plan. The terms of this plan were poorly communicated and some rather important things were left out in the employee's description of it. I was informed when first signing up that I had to opt into 6 months of payments in order to sign up, which I agreed to. However, I was not clearly informed of the following information. First, they did not explain that this plan only covers 3 visits in a year. Therefore, if you visit more than 3 times in one year, your discounts are basically void, despite still paying them $40 a month. Secondly, I was not informed that it is also policy that if you visit more than twice in a year with this plan that you will be opted in for a SECOND 6 months, basically trapping you into a full year of paying for the monthly service, which again only grants you 3 visits in said year. Granted, these visits are at a discount, but you will still be paying out of pocket on top of your mandatory 12 months of $40/month. Out of the 2 visits I had this year, one was about $25, and the other was over $200. You still never know what the costs of different checkups/procedures are going to be, unless asking up front before your doctor even looks at you. Paying $40 for 12 months comes out to $480 total, which basically tells you that you will be paying that chunk of change for 3 doctors visits a year, a completely variable amount out of pocket on top for each visit, and a completely inescapable monthly payment. One last condition they have in this plan is that on top of all of this, even if you did try to opt out of paying the remaining of your years worth of $40 payments (which they communicated to me was completely possible), you would be charged for the full amount of what your 3 yearly visits would have cost before their discount. The bills for my 2 visits originally came out to just about $1,000, before the discount. Sure, I saved money from this plan, but I have still been roped into paying almost $700 (including the monthly payments + the additional cost of each visit) in a year for 2 visits that were not intensive procedures, nor were they emergencies. Also, while these terms were likely described in the paperwork I received for signing up, I feel like it's not too much to ask for these few highly important details to be communicated up front before someone signs up. It all feels like information is purposefully left out to convince a person in need to subscribe to this service, without knowing what they're fully getting into. I absolutely regret giving any money to this company. The health care workers that assisted me were nothing but helpful, but I have lost all respect to Valley Immediate Care as a whole and will be canceling my mandatory yearly membership at the end of the cycle.

"The Best Thing to Ever See the Face of This Earth"…read more If Michelangelo, Salvador Dalí, and MacGyver had a lovechild raised by bicycle-powered wizards, it would be The Kinetic Lab. This place isn't just a workshop--it's a portal to a dimension where art, science, and unhinged creativity collide at full speed From the moment you step in, you're surrounded by welded dreams, greasy genius, and enough kinetic energy to power a small nation. Whether you're building a sculpture that crosses sand, water, and asphalt--or just trying to make a flamingo-shaped gear shifter--this is where magic happens. Supportive community? Check. Tools and knowledge for days? Check. Unpredictable bursts of chaotic brilliance? Absolutely. Do yourself a favor: skip Disneyland. Visit the Kinetic Lab. It's the best thing to ever see the face of this earth.

They have a "haunted house" every year that you pay to be guided through. The warehouse is pretty…read morelarge and they have tons of things in there. I wouldn't really call it a haunted house though. Nothing was really scary it was more disturbing to look at if anything. It was all really well made and decorated but I wish it was darker in there and scarier. I also wish it was self guided a little more with scary staff popping in through out to scary you and move you along. They have live entertainment and a food truck while you wait, but the lines can get long so come earlier. At it's current level, I think kids that are a lot younger can definitely go through without a problem. I will probably go next year just because it's something halloweenish to do and it's well made. I would never go twice in one year though.

No matter how many times they come here I am really impressed with how caring the staff is and how…read moreprofessional they are. The patients that they have with their clients. My daughter is deaf and they just take so much time with her and are so kind. In addition to that the doctors are well trained and truly concerned with their patients. We came from California where unfortunately Medicine is much different. The doctors are always in a hurry not terribly patient usually and it's definitely a different experience. We greatly appreciate Asante and it's staff and doctors.

I went because i needed scripts and could not get into my doctor in time. They were great to work…read morewith. They did ask some personal questions like religion and if i was hispanic. I thought that was unnecessary. The staff was great and got right in

1. Poor performance They "forgot" to do one test on my lab…read moreorders, made me return to finish the test 2. Poor hygiene, no privacy Put me in a room with another patient being tested, not even a curtain separating us. 3. No response to my complaint. Lab director told me if I was not satisfied, I should go to another lab (so I did). Gave me card with email to complain to headquarters, never got a response to my email. 4. Next visit to my doctor, discovered someone else's lab results in my record. 5. Now I use Legacy labs. Quite satisfied.

My husband went to Interpath Labs for basic screening (directly to the patient) that was promoted…read morein the local newspaper. They were supposed to send the results (self-addressed, stamped envelope) and it's now been 3 weeks and nothing yet. He just called and was told he should expect something by the end of next week (another 10 days!). Convenient to be able to get basic info without going through the doctor but the time-frame seems excessively slow.

The type care. I received from Dr Nelson ànd his staff was excellent…read more The only hangup was the wait to see the Dr. But I wasn't to critical

I enlisted as a patient with Dr. Bates, but within months was dumped to LPN Margaret Bismarck who…read morein my experience is insensitive and uncaring. Their receptionists are also unfriendly and disrespectful. Also, my concerns to Dr. Bates were dismissed by them, as they responded only with a one paragraph letter that completely ignored my complaint. I feel they left me swinging in the wind. Creekside Family Medicine in Medford Oregon is NOT a safe place, in my experience.