Everyone I've encountered is kind and helpful. BUT and this is a big BUT, if you have a chronic…read morecondition that needs to be followed carefully, you will most likely see a new provider each time you go and then - in your allotted 15 minutes - try to explain it all AGAIN. In the past two years I've had 5 different PCP's. They leave. A new one is assigned. They leave. Now they have NO PCP's taking new patients. You get whoever is around. They don't have time to review your chart or complaint. My fave PCP left because of the stress of paperwork and short time allotted to see patients. If you need speciality care, they do pretty well but as for having a doc that knows anything about you, forget it. It is really very scary especially as I get older and need someone on top of my care. Maybe instead of a state of the art facility, CMH could focus on quality care.

Referred to CMH by the VA for an upper GI preventative procedure. Met with the doctor and…read moreestablished a date. 5 days before the date they informed me that my A1C of 8.2 was too high to do the anesthesia. I have had four procedures in the last year that required anesthesia, three at CMH, no issues. There are good mechanics and bad mechanics. Same applies to doctors and anesthesiologists. Take caution. (immediately cancelled my procedure and notified the VA)

Husband recently spent a week in Providence Seaside OR - admitted through ER and transferred to ICU…read more- with persistent atrial fibrillation/congestive heart failure. ER staff were very efficient. What made his stay bearable was the ICU staff and we want to give them a SHOUT-OUT! Each and every one of the nurses, doctors and support staff was exemplary . . . dedicated, talented, creative, humorous, caring. Unknown to us at the time, depression can come hand-in-hand with Afib! The ICU staff individually and together as a collective made the stay tolerable and likely saved my husband's mental health!!! We feel extraordinarily blessed!!! During that stay we learned quite a lot, including how short-staffed their cardiology team is. Makes a significant difference on treatment options!

Went into the Emergency Room at 2 am with horrible shoulder and arm pain. Was immediately asked…read morewhat the issue was and began checking in. I was called into an exam room even before finishing. Saw the doctor after nurse took vitals. Diagnosed issue as a pinched nerve and began treatment. They continued to check on me and adjust as needed. Everything was explained and I was given follow up instructions. All of the staff were helpful and pleasant. The entire experience was great - which meant so much more after I spent more than 2 hours at another hospital's urgent care in the afternoon and was never treated, never saw a doctor and the only medical staff I did see acted like he didn't want to be there. And, this was not because the waiting room was full. Unless 3 patients were overwhelming. This was not my first good experience here. A number of years ago my wife needed care late at night. Staff then was pleasant, efficient and took care of her. This visit I learned they also have an urgent care clinic. That's where I will go next timer it's needed!

It's hell getting old. I just recently established care here, as I was in need of a licensed MD…read more My awesome naturopath is wonderful, but can be limited at times by what my insurance will cover. Medicine has become a game of hoops, hurdles, and land mines. Sadly, the corporate pig-dogs that infest medical insurance companies are making it harder and harder for consumers to get decent medical care that is covered by their own plans. The recent congressional mandates seem to be creating a knee-jerk response by the insurance companies to go into an offensive mode and nickle and dime consumers even more than they do now. This doesn't look good at all.... Commentary over for now. Providence Medical Group, located in the Ross Shopping Centre in Warrenton left me with a very solid and positive first impression. Easy to get in quickly for an appointment. All of the staff that I encountered were professional, friendly, attentive, and proficient. Stephanie Potts, NP was amazing. Very professional, caring, and LISTENED!!!! I never felt rushed at all, and she listened to me attentively and answered all of my many questions with ease. Very thorough. I was asked to fill out a few different inventories to asses my medical needs an concerns. This could be viewed as a lot of paper shuffling, but if one keeps in mind that so many patients do not communicate well with their professionals, thus making it tough for the professional to do their job in a comprehensive manner, all of the added questionnaires serve a very important function. It even gave a very loquacious person like myself a few extra talking points to address. I felt very at ease after my appointment and am confident in the staff at this location. As much as I never desire to be a regular at a doctor's office, I am pleased with the professionalism, flexibility, and quality of care given to me here.

Setting aside the whole mess with health insurance for a moment, I've found the Warrenton Clinic to…read morebe a valuable asset in the community. Most things I need to attend to on a regular basis are available there and while it's true it takes months to get an appointment to see a Doctor I've found the staff helpful in getting things, like new prescriptions, taken care of right away. Folks, there just aren't enough Doctors to go around in a rural community. That's always been true, but I do like dealing with Providence.

Each receptionist I've spoken to was kind, however it does not make up for giving patients…read moreincorrect or incomplete information one day and something absolutely contradictory the next. According to them, they do not have a log of who answers calls. If at any point they give incorrect information no one will be held accountable or corrected from giving false information going forward. They gave me incorrect information and directions on two different occasions regarding time sensitive healthcare and the third call I was told I'm not even in their system. They referred me back to my previous primary care provider at another coordinated care facility although I kindly explained to them they are my assigned CCO by OHP and I no longer have access to that previous care provider which is why I was calling them. This is so confusing and distressing when you're someone just trying to take care of your health. I would not recommend this clinic, and will be seeking care elsewhere due to the lack of correct information and communication.

I've had a couple of occasions to need a visit to urgent care for myself or a family member and…read morethis location between Manzanita and Nehalem is friendly, clean, comfortable and hardly any wait to be seen - and then the staff takes the time to truly listen and explain their treatment plan with reason and options. Highly recommend. These people care and live up to the Adventist values stated on the poster in the lobby.

The physical care I received was very good. The billing experience has been just terrible. Lots of…read moretime on the phone and paperwork with confusing additional bills and paperwork still--6 weeks after my visit.

The staff were so kind and helpful. We were in from out of town & my son became sick. They treated…read morehim with excellent care. We only waited for a couple minutes, and were in and out quickly. So glad to have been met with such a great team!

Dr annum something prescribed meds to me, issues urinalysis, me without medical background goes…read moreahead, they never gave me something to clean down there for it and never said was a midstream test. the meds I was given is now causing health issues cause she didn't listen that I had an existing condition that doesn't interact well with the meds I was given now I'm dealing with nerve issues and other health complications.

Super friendly staff ..... got us in quickly and diagnosed. Had prescription called in and ready…read moreto go at pharmacy. Hoping that we'll never have to go back lol but comforted in knowing that if we do ..... we will be well taken care of.

The ER process started out good. 2 hours to get signed in, an x-ray and an ultrasound. But then…read moreeverything just stopped. Waited 4 hours for results...nothing. Went home and called back in the morning. The x-ray results were in but the ultrasound test results for a blood clot still not completed. That is terrible patient service especially for something serious like a blood clot.

I took my mother to this establishment, I hesitate to call it a hospital, in June on the advice of…read morea video call from a triage nurse. When we got there, no triage was performed at any time during our visit, two different people took insurance information which was never billed to the insurance. Wrong codes as we find out in August. The worst part about it the triage nurse was a total disaster. He should not even be in the medical field. He was rude condescending. After four hours of waiting, never been triage and complaining several times. I did talk to the charge nurse and my mom was seen by the Doctor Who was very professional. Even the staff upfront at the desk, was concerned about the triage process that evening Before we arrive there we also talked to my mother's oncologist and he said we needed to be seen immediately immediately go to the emergency room. Again, there was no triage perform. She was never seen by anybody prior to seeing the doctor, even though other people were seen by triage nurses. Since it is the only hospital in the area, you don't have any choice, but if there was another hospital there, this one would be out of business.

from Emergency to ICU.. family member went in to have legs…read moreck'd from being swelled at the same time, his heart rate was bouncing around like a pinball nothing was addressed. He gets home and collapses because his defibrillator went off twice and hit the closet and hurt his hands they go back to St. John's after being there from 1:00 PM to midnight they then put him in ICU which they might be taking care of the problem after being an ICU however, if you ask a question as to why it wasn't addressed the earlier before and them,nurses and supervisors think like it's no big issue if you address time of his last visit he was in ICU and asked for them to move that person around so they don't get bed sores obviously it wasn't enough to express your concern now they tell me I can't address it. It's none of my business even though it's a family member furthermore, the nurse in the ER was so rude To the wife and if you ask that question, they don't want to address it you ask for admin person to talk to them to get answers instead if you take a name, if you take a name they bring the security and a supervisor, instead of a admin person...I did mention you all gonna get yourselves fired, which is not a threat they bring up security to escort you out and you still haven't got to talk too a admin person to answer you questions...private hospital is not a trauma they don't have the capability of resolving the issueThey are rude and they don't care they bring their security that you're out of control and making threats which never happened. This hospital is very poor and second time that a family member has been in there so the powers that be in this hospital facility sucks not everybody is nice or compassionate at all. They told me not to call the hospital or talk to admin or anyone else for that matter so what is being hidden in that hospital but yet I see all these great experiences from other visits I'm disgusted and even though I'm not a PA , or his wife I'm just a sibling and I can't ask questions with my bother there in the room and the supervisor talks over you I got up and walked out and furthermore, you have to ask the nurse three times to leave so you can have some time with your sibling and she is her department and she can be there if she wants to. They should be shut down and there's got to be more people that are being treated horribly as a family member.

From the emergency room to the 4 th floor and then on to cardiac unit. All of the Drs and nurses…read moreand other staff were absolutely amazing and caring. I think it was Dr. Taylor in emergency room who knew I was very sick but admitting said no admit her levels are fine. Dr. Taylor fought for me and I was admitted. I had covid. And again everyone treated me with the utmost respect. I have been in several hospitals and I rank this hospital a top ten. I would recommend this hospital to everyone

I recommend to NEVER go to Tillamook ER unless you want to be treated like sh*t! The doctors are…read morerude and abusive

​​ Merle wine died in the ICU at the Tillamook Oregon Adventist emergency hospital by giving her a…read morelethal dose of Fentanyl . They said she signed a DNR at a time when she couldn't even sit up or use her hands. My sister asked if this was a sign DNR and the doctor snapped at her and said one is in place . The respirator they had her on was very unusual , her lips were tightly stretched around a pretty large tube that looked extremely uncomfortable . I asked the doctor if we could do something for this uncomfortableness, he responded to me in an agitated manner swinging his arm at me and saying no! no! don't you get it