My very dear friend has been living in this facility for the last year and a half. We wanted a…read moreplace for her where she would feel a sense of independence, but would still have access to the care and support she needs. The facility offers secured entry/exit, communal or private meals, regular check-ins by trained staff, and so much more. While Sea Aire Assisted Living is 3 hours from my home, there are multiple benefits to this location in Yachats, Oregon. The weather is lovely! On hot days when it's 90-100 degrees in Portland, it's sometimes a full 30 degrees cooler at the coast. The facility is within quick driving distance to nearby medical facilities, and a reasonable distance from larger facilities in Eugene should something significant happen. We encountered such an occurrence in the middle of the night recently, and the staff secured air transport within a matter of minutes. Any concerns I had about the distance from a larger hospital were instantly quelled when I learned how quickly the team sprang into action. My friend's room is small, but has all of the resources she needs. A well-equipped bathroom with rails and emergency call buttons, a small kitchenette, and a window that looks out into the garden. I'm thankful for the folks at Sea Aire who make my friend's new home a safe, and special place to live.

Excellent Dentist , hygienist and staff . Dr Millett was…read moreextremely through and did not "oversell" treatment. I have worked in dentistry my entire life . Was completely impressed by Dr Millets commitment to continuing education . 100 % recommend Toledo Dental Care .

Always friendly and professional. Takes the time to listen and explain everything. Very gentle…read more Staff is great.

I visited a family friend who was recovering from hip surgery at Samaratin Pacific Communities…read moreHospital this weekend and I feel compelled to share my observations of the facility, as well as the staff I encountered today. There are unfortunately many hospitals in the region that are underfunded and in desperate need of repair. Although originally built in 1952, Samaratin has been extensively upgraded in recent years. Every segment of the facility I observed today appeared to be clean, inviting and well-functioning. Signage was clear and informative, security checkpoints were effective, and the gorgeous views of the ocean throughout the building were incomparable. My friend's private room was clean and boasted a large television, a recliner, and sofa that pulls out into a bed, expansive views of the coastline, and a gigantic bathroom with a roll in shower, a refrigerator, and a large sliding door that accomodates almost any form of mobility aids and ambulation devices. I'm so happy my friend had such a comfortable room to recuperate in. Most importantly, during the three hours I spent visiting my friend, every staff member I encountered was friendly and helpful. If I were to need a hospital while visiting the Oregon coast, I would be very lucky to be admitted to Samaratin Pacific Communities Hospital. This place is great!

Over a year recovery still ongoing due to very poor intake charge nurse at ER needs to find another…read moreprofession with 9 1/2 hours while Bowl burst in emergency waiting room the nurse 100% non-attend basically said talk to the hand as my wife screamed out in pain for hours. The absolute worst hospital I've ever seen should have all Licenses pulled and new management 100%. all patients would be better off driving an hour to good Samaritans in Corvallis excellent hospital. Excellent care managed professional professionally