Both Physical Therapist Women are Fabulous! Their goal is to help see a patient return to wellness…read more It's nice to have two very knowledgeable perspectives in our community.

From the owner: Neurological Complications Neck and Low Back Pain…read moreWound Care Vestibular Rehab Game Play Therapy Open Gym

This place is 5 star all the way !!! Tony Reynolds is one of the best in the industry!! Bar non.read more

From the owner: An Affiliate of Lake District Hospital in Lakeview, Oregonread more

ER visit for bad elbow dislocation with broken bones (terrible triad). Dr. had to perform reduction…read moreto correct dislocation and stabilize to avoid further injury to ligaments and muscle from bone chips. Very professional and Dr's. here in the big city commented on the accuracy of the reduction and the diagnosis both. I believe it was a Dr. Calhoun (sp) attending, very competent lady and she even scheduled the appointment in my home town to have the surgery performed.When my surgeon is impressed so am I. Thanks to the staff, James.

From the owner: At Lake Health District we strive for excellence in everything we do. We provide quality care to…read moreall citizens of all ages. We are looking forward to meet the changing health care needs of Lakeview and the surrounding area. At the same time, we are a stable organization that is financially sound. We involve all of our medical staff through good communication. We support them by trying to meet their professional needs in training, equipment and services. We emphasize good communication with all county citizens who support us financially and through the use of our services. We care about and support our employees through training and education who in turn are caring and committed to our patients and our organization.

Not very receptive to people.in dire need .They can fix you with stabilizing just to send you to a…read morereal hospital. Nice fancy ,modern looking building though. I've heard they have an extended stay treatment facility ,34 beds,but ship a Medicare patient out somewhere else saving a spot for fully insured people. It's all about the $$ the administrators make good money . Look up the salary's.

Six of us were camping at Burney Falls State Park in August, 2010. Our son had just gotten back…read morefrom Iraq and Kuwait and we were celebrating. Unfortunately he caught a very nasty case of the flu. After 36 hours of doing things that people with the flu usually do (and getting no sleep while he was doing it), it was time to seek medical aid. The woman at the State Park entrance kiosk was very helpful. She even called the clinic in Burney to make sure they could take care of him before we left. Unfortunately, it turned out that he was in worse shape than they had anticipated and they sent us on a 17 mile drive to the emergency room in Fall River Mills where we spent the evening. I believe the clinic in Burney and the hospital in Fall River Mills are both part of Mayer Memorial Hospital District. Fall River Mills is a small town and the hospital is small, too. The emergency room has just four beds. The emergency room doctor probably was on call for the entire hospital and was dressed more like a maintenance supervisor than a medical doctor, but he was all business and directed the ER staff on what to do. He stopped in from time to time to make sure everything was "progressing smoothly," as he put it. There were two EMT's ("paramedics") that had nothing better to do than to help the (one) nurse in the emergency room. Since our son was their only patient, the three of them took good care of him while exchanging war stories with him and keeping him occupied so he didn't concentrate on how bad he felt. While it may seem strange to say this, our evening in this emergency room was a pleasant experience. The staff took good care of our son and while being thoroughly professional in what they did, they were good company and extremely friendly while we waited for the medicines to do their job. Our son recovered and in a few days he and his wife continued on their vacation to Yellowstone and parts east. I am impressed with this hospital, especially the ER staff. I only wish I could remember their names.

We have had amazing treatment here at the hospital and clinic. Their quick and very friendly staff…read more Actually feels like the doctors care about our wellbeing, they listen..

Less than a. -0 filthy filthy incompetent and rude staff always ignore the elderly wait time is…read moreexhausting if I didn't have 3 sever gran mal seizures 2 WHICH WERE O. THE ER TABLE I would never had gone didn't even know it happened until I woke up in the ICU after 6days with a tube hanging between my legs and being told I couldn't eat because of being intabated WTH ELSE YOU WANT TO KNOW...DO NOT TRUST MURDER WEST / SKYLAKES MEDICAL CENTER AND EVERTHING THEY OWN the dr. Who prescribed the heart and bp meds are which caused these severe gran mal seizures I almost died because of the incompetent Dr thank God for my new dr. And my husband for being home at the time otherwise I would have been DEAD I am still after almost 3mths HAVING BRAIN ISSUES WITH ANXIETY PROBLEM WITH EVERY THING INSTEAD OF THE PERSON I USED TO BE

It's no small thing to be diagnosed with cancer at any age, but here I am at 66, and a cancer…read morediagnosis. I had a lot of well-meaning friends tell me to establish somehow a relationship with an oncologist in Portland. After the experiences I've had in the past two months (April, May 3025) I'd need clear and convincing evidence to use anything *but* Sky Lakes. I witnessed repeated professional courtesies between all the staff, not just nurse to nurse. It was the first time I ever heard an RN personality thank a kitchen worker for bringing up a second supper tray for a patient whose appetite was coming back. I saw the RNs get some good advice from a CNA and used it -- they too thanked him. Those are all signs of a healthy professional relationship between colleagues, not simply peers. And *that* environment is what it takes to heal and become healthy. You can keep Portland. I hive Sky Lakes. .

My friend went down on his motorcycle but he's okay. A deer ran out in front of him. His motorcycle…read moreis destroyed however. The logistics to get him and the bike squared away are difficult at best. He was transported to this hospital and they took care of our friend. It's a small operation and I assume any trauma would be shipped elsewhere. Nobody wants to make an ER trip but they handled things well. Bravo

Had to return to emergency, met with dr.Morgan should have bedside manner mandatory, I've screamed…read morehelp all night so I'm tired I asked for something stronger than the one I had taken 3-4 before, now he assumes I'm just a junkie (I've lived here almost 43 years) every thing is in my record-I asked for aloe Vera because both feet swollen we don't have that I can get you some ice I said I'll be home soon you're exray showed you didn't break your shoulder worse and blood your fine,well I had bladder infection 11/2 weeks ago are you in pain no but I don't feel pain you want me to do test no I can when I get home checked this morning I got infection (you can't send you to class so I'll just hope you get a bad bladder infection and get some empathy

I've been to Basin/Nova 3 or 4 times as of this writing, for myself and for my husband. We have…read morereceived good care each time, with the exception of being sent to the ER for a toe infection. The NP felt that it might need further imaging to be sure it hadn't infected the bone, which is out of their capacity to perform. That seemed reasonable to me. All of the providers I've dealt with were professional, showed concern, and seemed to be well informed. I don't know what more can be expected from an Urgent Care facility. I can't compare them to Basin since I was only there once, the first visit, before they changed to Nova. I didn't notice any difference after the change. There are definitely times where the wait is long, but also times when there are few people and you can get in quickly. This would have little to do with Nova, and is just part of being a walk in facility. I would personally go to Nova before going to the Skylakes ER, where I've waited up to 9 hours to be seen.

Will never be a patient here again. Not because of the Klamath staff but because the billing staff…read more I called, sent numerous emails, messages through the patient portal....they refused to respond or bill anything to my son's school injury claim....then sent me to collections without even a notification email. Zero customer service with the corporate company.

I had 4 routine tests done yesterday at Banner Lassen Medical Center. I couldn't have been more…read morepleased with the treatment I received. The staff were friendly, patient and efficient. I was very comfortable during all of the tests.

Everything we needed for a quick check in. Staff was friendly and caring. X-Ray staff quick and…read morekind and the ER doc on call was clear and concise with his assessment. Luckily, all was good or I would have gotten to review the helicopter ride to Reno. Obviously, this is a small emergency center with not much else. But when you just need to have something checked, don't be worried.