Great staff! Friendly. Knowledgeable. Understanding. Patient. Attentive. Clean.read more

Incredible caring by the staff who work together so well. I was a RN for 40 years and they are the…read morebest of the best. So caring, kind, attentive and take great care even in unpleasant circumstances. I would give them 10 stars if I could. The facility isn't fancy but if your loved requires care you will not find a better staff. My husband was a patient for 3 weeks.

Well run and caring. Thank you to the the fine staff at…read moreSilvia and John's Residential Care! You made a difficult time enjoyable for my family. Both my parents were residents at Silvia and John's for 3 years, and in that time they were loved, respected and cared for in a most professional and dignified manner. Sylvia, her family and staff were always available to answer questions and kept me informed as needed. The facility is clean, well staffed and peaceful. The food is delicious and nutritious- the offer to sit and enjoy a meal in the dining room with family is a tradition- a welcome one at that! Sylvia and John's always felt like home to me.

My mom has been at Sylvia & John's Residential Care Facility for several months now and I can't say…read moreenough great things about it. Not only is the residence beautiful but it's clean and spotless, inside and out, ALL THE TIME (we have 4 family members floating in/out, day/night, unannounced, on a weekly basis). The food is GREAT. The soups & desserts are usually homemade, and delicious, using fresh ingredients. And, the care and the Caregivers are excellent. Sylvia & her staff of 8 (includes 4 family members) are gentle, nurturing, efficient & very caring. They work hard at making sure your family member is happy, safe and well cared for. Also, there are grandchildren ranging in ages from 3-19 who show up occasionally. They're all extremely well behaved and friendly. My mom enjoys seeing and hearing the children's voices in the background. My 92 yr old mother's room is large, has her own private bath, and their prices were right in line with the other facilities/homes we visited. We're extremely happy with the decision we made in moving her to Sylvia & John's.

Horrible and doesn't care about patients. This place has not changed at all. Had specific…read moreinstructions given and they weren't followed regarding the specific therapist needed. Also they responded to zero emails.

Lifeworks Gresham dropped my son with mental health issues with absolutely no contact. He has been…read morewith out meds for several days and showing signs of withdrawal. They just transferred and refused to respond repeatedly. So uncaring! the Milwaukie Lifeworks is a much better option for those out there that need help! horribly disappointing!

I got a dui last summer and i was told by a buddy to go to addictions nw so I did and it was…read moreprobably the best choice I made just hearing the stories from other people that went to other treatment centers it was pretty bad but everyone at addictions nw were very professional really nice and they didn't play around like other places they got me in and out with out any problems all and all just a good experience. Gary Patterson is a lifesaver thank you for everything

Absolutely love the staff here. I've been to a dozen counseling centers until I was strong enough…read moreto ask Gary for help. He cares with tenacity and shares every bit of knowledge he has to equip his clients to succeed. He was a lighthouse, I can't speak highly enough!

After two weeks in the hospital, my husband was sent here for rehab. This was our first experience…read morewith such a facility. The everyday staff are amazing, caring, and professional. The RNs are in touch with the patient's needs and contact the proper medical providers when needed. Unfortunately there is significant delay in initiating proper treatment, such as antibiotics, etc. In addition, treatment managers to not contact family members routinely nor do they give details of care, planning, testing, etc. prior to the group sit down. In some cases this can be a real challenge for the patient, who may need better communication due to hearing, visual limits etc. After release, we inquired about some dates of care via telephone x 3 to the care specialist, with No response. While at Village Rehab, my husband complained about the food, did not eat, and lost weight. So I tasted the "soup"....he was right. After returning home he has regained some weight and pursues regular meals, so it was not his illness.

Village Healthcare: An absolute NIGHTMARE of a rehab hospital…read more I just returned home after a two week stay there after knee surgery. This was the only place the hospital could find for my after care. Here goes.... 1) The FOOD; , if you can call it that, is provided by Sysco. Sysco is a enormous food manufacturer that churns out the cheapest and least nutritious food for hospitals and nursing homes that want to bring down their food budget to nothing. There's nothing like unidentifiable food on ones plate to show a loving and caring attitude for a patients healing process. These are manufactured meals of old slabs of meat re-heated, over cooked vegetables, goopy plop of something resembling rice or potatoes, nothing "green" in their supposed "green salad". I could go on. I went on a hunger strike, only eating the tiny cups of fresh fruit, bananas and some cereal. I dropped 12 pounds (in 10 days) just from sending the food back. I will include a picture. The food smells awful too. 2) The SMELL; though the place is fairly clean, they allow the whole staff to wear un-godly amounts of perfume of their choosing. Now, I use to be a CNA when I was in college, so I understand that the smell of old and sick people can get to you, but we were taught to put Vicks Vapor rub in our noses and just make do. We were NOT allowed to wear any kind of perfume-y anything. - I have migraines. The horrible perfume stink that the nurses brought in with them would linger in the room for hours triggering a constant migraine headache, which, of course, just added to the pain, nausea and dizziness I was already in (knee surgery is incredibly painful). I had to ask for the Vicks for myself to try and allay the nurses perfumes, and finally I had to go back to taking my migraine medication. 3) They LOST my medication. It was time for my pain medication one night and they kept trying to ignore my requests for it. Finally, after ringing for it the fifth time and then dragging myself out to the front desk, some CNA, who did not speak English well, finally let me know "they could not find any of my medication, including my pain meds"...!!! OMG! I was like "you can't FIND my medication?! The nurse responded by garbling something about it maybe being on another unit by mistake...! Meanwhile I was in desperate pain and no idea if they would ever find it. It took me having to call the hospital I had been transferred from to ask if they could transfer me out of there before the charge nurse ran over with some "emergency meds" to me and said" hang up the phone or we won't give you this medication"!! Wow! Pretty awful. I had made the decision to go to this after care hospital because I wanted to get up and moving safely, learning exercises that would heal me faster. I ended up spending very little time out of bed with any physical therapy at all. When I did see a physical therapist they were often rushed, not even bothering to let me know how many reps were involved in my exercises. All and all, this experience probably set me back a fair amount in my healing process, but was an excellent lesson on never going to one of these places again, not even if I'm dying.

I've used Therapy Associates in Gresham, OR for several different issues over the last 15 years…read more For me, the level of their care dropped greatly about three years ago, in 2023. So much so that this last time I needed PT, I sought out a different group of Physical Therapist. Now that I've been getting therapy from a different group, I can safely say that the comparison of quality care between the two is extremely evident and solidly confirms my reasoning to look for better care. It may also help you to know that they no longer accept United Health Care.

This whole organization is efficient and effective. it is easy to make an appointment, everyone in…read morethere is knowledgeable and caring. What I like most in the reason for the five star is that they are technologically savvy. they have a patient portal where you can make payments. check out your workout plan, get reminders and confirmations...like an all in one account management for patient care. They accept most insurances & their locations are conveniently located in the areas that you need them. it's not like one of those specialty spots that you have to travel miles just to actually get care. also the physical therapist want you to get better and do your best. there are no shortcuts there is no easy way out or cheating the system, they monitor your progress closely. Hours of operations fit my schedule being 7am-6pm monday-friday.