While the ultrasound itself went without a hitch. And the tech noted the lump in my groin which I…read morecould feel as well. And I was in pain any time I sat in a way that compromised the lump. The radiologist said there was nothing there and they could find no reason for any pain. And they refused to review it a second time. So I (and the tech) are imagining the lump and my pain is all in my head. I will never use this organization again and neither should you. Also, to get copies to take to a competent radiologist costs $20, takes several weeks, and I have to go in to request it in person and to fill out the many forms required. Wow.

I went in for my annual and got all the testing. It came back PREDIABETIC. Dr. Belofsky said don't…read moreworry about it you don't need to make any changes. That is malpractice!

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.

People I'm being held hostage by my Dentist office. La Clinica bills there self as Low Cost Dental…read more Last month I went in for what's called a hard reline for my dentures. I was told that it was going to cost me $100.00 because my Dental Insurance would cover it. I'm already into this Low Cost Dental for 12K out of my own pocket. But I paid the $100.00 because I needed my teeth to fit. The lady that worked on me said Norm this $100.00 will be good for 6 months . It this doesn't work just come back in. If you get another bill just bring it back to me. Well the hard reline didn't work but guess what? I got a new bill for $150.00. When I called to tell them what was said about me paying the $100.00 and not having to pay again. I was told the doctor that help me with the hard reline was wrong. I owe $150.00 because my Dental Insurance won't take care of it. If I pay them another $150.00 it will be good for 6 months. I called my Insurance Co and was told. We can't keep paying for a service if they can't make it right. If I don't pay this $150.00 I will end up with bad credit. So far nothing has worked . I'm out 12k for a piece of crap sitting in my dresser drawer. Not a happy camper. What would you do?

Absolutely 1 of the worst. Everything was considered psychological, labs & rad reports be damned…read more Their record keeping was a joke. Absolutely horrid people.

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.

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.