My dad is there recovering from a heart attack. No one there communicates from one shift to the…read morenext, or from one day to the next. They would not give him his pain meds as prescribed. When he complained about not being able to sleep, and how much pain he was in, the nursed would ask him the same questions that another nurse had asked him the day before. Then we got a lot of "I'll leave a note for your doctor". It seems that the note never got left because we were told that several times about my Dads pain. He would occasionally go up to 11 hours without it. It was prescribed for every 6. So I asked for a list of his medications and the times that he is given them. I have medical power of attorney, so it seems easy enough. Nope! Not here. First I asked a woman at the front desk area, who refused to give me her name, and she told me I had to find his nurse.... Well, he was nowhere around my Dad's room, so I asked his CNA, Moreno. She told me that I had to ask his nurse. Like Im supposed to wander around the care facitly looking for his nurse. So I hit his call button. 25 minutes later, I timed it, Moren, his CNA came in. "I don't need you, I need his nurse", I said. He finally came in and asked the same questions and said he'd leave the doctor a note. Unbelievable. So I tried to contact 2 people in charge of his care, Debbie and Joyce. No one answered the number I was given by his nurse Jordan, and Debbie hasn't replied to my email. It's been over a week and still no response. I am beyond pissed off about this. I would tell anyone looking for a care facility, full-time or for recovery, to pass on this one. They obviously don't care much about their patients. And, sorry this is so long. If anyone from the facility would have called me back, I would have told them all of this in such less public way. Please! Pick the next one on the list...

I was in this faciity from mid December, 2024 until January 8, 2025. It was horrible, the food was…read moreawful, and the kitchen ignored requests. I stated several times that I am allergic to cucumbers, and yet they were still in every salad (I ate a lot of salad because so much of the food was inedible.) They were short staffed, so I frequently waited up to 20 minutes for a CNA, not good when the meds give you diarrhea. Most of the staff gave it their best, but not all. One night an older woman (I presume a CNA) came in, bent over my bed and shook me angrily. I was stunned, but later figured out that she thought I was the woman crying, "Help me, someone please help me," on and off all night. Still no excuse for what she did, and she should be fired for patient mistreatment. I would NEVER allow a relative of mine to be here; they don't pay enough attention to what patients need, and at least one of the actually abused me. Kathleen Schultz kathleen.schultz16@gmail.com (503) 349-6799

My Mom had to go to ED for an upper GI bleed. The ED Staff and now recovery care Admitting,…read moreNurses, Doctors, Anesthesiologist, GI Specialist were top notch. 5 stars isn't enough. And this isn't Mom's first ED visit. And for her regular primary care, cardiology, orthopedics Providers, each visit she has had EXCEPTIONAL medical services and CARE. They are an amazing group of people at Portland Adventist. I want to give the biggest heartful thanks to the following excellent Providers on this most recent, very serious visit. I hope I didn't forget anyone. Dr. Oostrom-Shah Dr. McCord Dr. Brandes Dr. Payne Dr. Amankwah RN Elaina RN Quyen RN Sean RN Jean RN Nichols RN Matthew RT Jacqueline CNA Sheri HUC Josie THANK YOU

This review is specifically for Adventist Home Health's Physical Therapy Program…read more I was hit by a car in January 2026, where I suffered a traumatic foot injury and had multiple related surgeries. I spent a week in the hospital and once discharged, I was assigned a home health care physical therapist, who came to my home weekly. I was fortunate to work exclusively with Tony DeMuri from 1/28 to 8/12/26. He worked with me where he would set weekly goals for me to achieve, and was extremely patient and supportive to me in my recovery journey. During my healing, there were times when my progress didn't seem to be improving as quickly as I had hoped, but he was always very motivating and never made me feel like I wasn't doing a good job in making strides along the way. He worked with me for over 6 1/2 months where I was non-weight bearing for 3 months and using a walker, to helping me learn to reuse my foot by increasing the amount of weight I could add to it. We then moved from a medical boot to a regular shoe, learning to walk with a cane, and eventually taking me on walks through my neighborhood without one. I truly feel that if it wasn't for him, I wouldn't have come this far, and had questioned at one point whether I would be permanently handicapped. I have now graduated from home healthcare to outpatient therapy based on my mobility improvements, thanks to his coaching, and am very grateful for his guidance and support. Thank you Tony, for your exceptional medical rehabilitation, and also for listening to my concerns along my long road to recovery!

Dr. Walrod should 100% have her license taken away. I would not recommend her to my worst enemy. My…read moreex-husband was hospitalized for 3 months, followed by a nursing facility for 3 months and then Dr. Walrod became his primary care doctor. On the first appointment she stated she only had 15 minutes to see us so I should pick the 2 most important questions to ask. She has provided the worst medical care I have witnessed in my 36 years of life. She is mean, rude, condescending and genuinely does not care about her patients. She is beyond difficult to get ahold of and I feel genuinely horrible for anyone who's insurance basically forces them to see her. I plan to report her to the Oregon Medical Board and every other recourse I can take to make sure she does not cause emotional and physical harm to any patient in the future. It is absolutely deplorable that she has a medical license.

[Note: this review refers to multiple locations of the same practice.]…read more If it were possible to leave multiple levels of review, I surely would. There'd be, for instance, a 1- rating after stunning rudeness from a medical assistant at the Milwaukie location. After I complained about her--which, in decades of chronic illness, I've never felt compelled to do; THAT'S how nasty she was--stating that I could never be comfortable seeing her again, went out of her way to contact me (!) "apologizing" not for her behavior but for my "feelings." (The classic "I'm sorry you FEEL that way" non-apology, employed by malicious incompetents everywhere.) But then there was yesterday, when I saw Nicholas Dean, PA at the Gateway/102nd Avenue location. His thorough, but efficient approach may ***very well have saved my life***; he got me in to the Imaging Center next door, where my DVT was identified. That calls for (at least!) 5 stars. I've seen a number of Rose City's providers over the last 4-5 years, and while it seems there has always been some level of administrative dysfunction (and their computer system seems to be trying the patience of everyone who has to deal with it), on the whole, I've received good care. It's difficult to keep an open mind about a practice when one has already had significant negative experiences in it (and/or has read about others'). Caution is always advised, even when reviews are stellar. No system or provider is perfect, and even within incredibly flawed systems, one will find some excellent providers. I'm setting my review at 4 stars, then, because on balance, the physicians, FNPs, and PAs I've seen have been excellent. It's hard to imagine leaving the practice, not least because I have, by now, a significant medical record with them, which does translate into better outcomes, when one's medical situation is complex. It pains me that a number of the providers I have seen there have not lasted long, for whatever reason. (I'm tempted to ask any new provider I encounter, only somewhat jokingly, "are you a flight risk?") And I hope I will soon have a more stable primary care situation, whether or not that is within this practice. For their own sake, I hope they get their administrative act together. (Although, even within that category, there are good people; Rose City's schedulers have been enormously patient with THIS patient. In part due to cognitive fog, related to fibromyalgia and Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, it takes, eh, some work to make sense of me on the phone.) For other patients' sake, I would offer that there are some VERY good people here, and to avoid the practice altogether (assuming other particularities of location, hours, etc. are logistically convenient) given their identified issues, might not be helpful (YMMV). And again, on the Urgent Care side of things (that is, as far as I understand, the only shift covered by the aforementioned PA), I have zero qualms, at least, about returning to the 102nd Avenue location. (Okay, one qualm: they are a bit far away, and it's irritating to have to go that far when the Milwaukie location is much closer, but I now avoid the latter altogether given my experience with that medical assistant.) Despite some significant negative experiences (not all of which I'm describing here), then, ***the fact that I am alive to complain about anything*** is pretty great, so bottom line: THANK YOU, Rose City, and especially to Nicholas Dean, PA.

if you can put up with the screaming and yelling? You can stay here. when you push on the button…read morefor help it can take you up to 45 minutes for someone to get to you. being a diabetic I went 35 minutes for help and I went into a low blood sugar of 42 and became very sick and I told them that I needed sugar or juice and they brought me suger free koolaid . if you're like depends on it (STAY AWAY)

Not a place I ever want to go to again. Dreadful small room, three patients a nd fourth bed full of…read morejunk never cleared. Tv broken down most of time. Bed linen never changed without requesting clean linen. Shared bathroom between two rooms never cleaned. Dining/activity room best room in the place at least you got to talk with other patients and see the outside. Overall an awful experience.

PACS took over a few months ago and this company is doing a great job already. Has done Renovations…read moreto make the facility feel more comfortable! Great staff and administrator.

The staff are horrible- some of them. I have a relative there who is on hospice. He is partially…read morecrippled and at the end of life. He wet the bed about midnight, asked the night staff if they could change his sheets. They refused. He had to sleep on the floor all night until the morning shift cam on and changed them for him. This is unacceptable. They treated him inhumane and disrespectful. Don't send your loved ones there.

My mom didn't want to go to a nursing home, or anywhere away from home. In her home, she can do all…read moreher hobbies, eat all her favorite Filipino foods, prepared by her or us, plus she paid for it and wants to die there like my dad did. She knew, that she will get stronger and she will be back on her feet, as soon as she starts her radiation. With that said, I end up talking her into moving to Park Forest, one, because it's close from my home, I can easily walk there & visit her. I told her I will even do volunteer work, so I have an excuse for visiting her there often. She went for it! That's right, she was ready to be among women her own age! On the day she moved in, I was unpacking some of her necessities, when she rang up the nurse. She pressed the button, like 10x, but no nurse came to see her. I also found out, that SHE WILL HAVE to walk to the bathroom, without her walker, and that there is no guard rail on her bed. Meaning, they didn't care if she fell, or tripped, my mom is DYEING of cancer and there is NO WAY IN HELL was she walking alone in the bathroom, without an assistance! To me, that was a torture! I found out, the buzzer had a hole so the reason why the nurse didn't hear her. What if she tried the buzzer and I wasn't there, and she's having an emergency? Right away, I decided, this was NOT a place for her. The lady who was in the same room as mom (roommate) her first warning to us was: "good luck, getting help around here!" I didn't know @ that time, what she meant. But she was giving us a good warning. I feel sorry for relatives, leaving their 'love ones' in a place such as this! I got a confirmation from her doctor, and took mom home with me, that same evening. That was a good move, on my part, because I had the last 3 months with my mother, and took care of her and had a chance to be a 'mother' to her and her the 'daughter'.

Nestled behind the loveliness that is the Grotto and adjacent parkways…read more Evaluation for this place comes on the basis of volunteering and training. I was humbled to see some fabulous patient care for many of the residents at this modest facility, with day in and day out consistency. It resides in a quiet residential area off of the hustle-bustle of 82nd, yet close enough still to be a short walk for lunch/break options (7-11, and the Indian/curry hut right next door). Thanks Park Forest for the mentoring and partnership. Thanks so very much for all that you do for those residents who rely so dearly on you.

The Most Unwelcoming Place I've been in a long time. Residents have had concerns on Rats being…read moreseen. Owner wanting nothing to do with it along the lines of getting it Resolved. The Owner was rude and had ZERO HOSPITALITY.

Francis West I Would…read morelove to add more things to what Robert had say about Cornerstone and the care they gave Gwen but I cannot add a better review I will tell what some of care givers said when they sent me a Memories album with her picture on it. They all said "Gwen is a delit to work with, very friendly, they will miss her " I found it very enjoyable to visit her as the place was very clean and not have the smell of some place that a lot sick people lived. They had nice courtyard with flowers, birds,and even grew some Vegables for the people to watch grow after they help plant. Lots walking paths so others had some place to push our wives or others around or just sit with them. Gwen would to have me read to her. She taught people about the Bible when was at home and love for me tell her about Bible conventions we have ever year and also read. the watchtower or awake mags. Some time other people would join us as read the mags or from the Bible. Everyone was so friendly when I visited. I will get back over to visit as everyone was like a large family.

I am continually impressed by the care and community at Courtyard at Mount Tabor Senior Living…read more From the moment I first visited, I felt a genuine sense of warmth and welcome. The staff is exceptional--compassionate, attentive, and always willing to go the extra mile to make residents feel at home. The facility itself is beautiful, with well-maintained grounds, cozy common areas, and thoughtful touches that make it feel more like a home.The activities calendar is full and engaging, offering everything from group outings to fitness classes, which has made a real difference in one's quality of life. If you're looking for a senior living community that combines professionalism with a heartfelt personal touch, I highly recommend Courtyard at Mount Tabor.

This is unacceptable! The dinning room is just craziness ! I came a couple of times to visit my…read moreaunt here! What I have noticed is they never have food restocked they always run out of items!! The silverware is just disgusting with food in the crevices. I see a tall Russian person who I believe is in charge of the dinning room so my aunt says . I tried to approach him to let him know what my concerns were in the dinning room and he just walked away and ignored me!! I can't believe this is the place I leave my aunt in . I hope they do something about how he treats people ! The people who visit family and friends. !!!! My aunt can't even have a decent meal here without her favorite items not being restocked! Or accommodated to her needs. This is the place she needs to be resting ! Not having to worry about other peoples job!

The positive and knowledgable care Keith and his team have given me has made me recover from my…read moretraffic accident stronger than I was before. Their approach addresses the functioning of the full body, working on routines to use going forward, helping to avoid issues in the future. They are the best!

Keith at optimal results is an awesome physical therapist. I had the pleasure to cross paths with…read morehim thanks to my doctor. The convenience was nice since they are in the same building at the 102nd location.Keith has a great set up there and I recommend that location to everyone. Sincerely, Art

People are friendly and staff is very helpful. Exercise equipment in great condition. .read more

Winters in Portland can be really tough for me because of the cold, rain, and grey skies. I have…read morelong been the poster child for Seasonal Affective Disorder, however in 2025 I'm hoping to change that. To hell with new year resolutions, I'm just challenging myself to find activities that make me happy during the dark and stormy months. I've been doing macro nature photography, antiquing, and finding as many opportunities to play in the water as possible. I recently stumbled upon some photos and reviews from the East Portland Community Center pool and I was amazed to find out folks use lazy rivers in pools as walking tracks! Sure, dear reader, you may spend time in gyms and know this to be a "thing," but it's news to me! Well, I tried it out this week and it's quite possibly my new favorite activity! I get to spend time in the water, make new friends, and burn some calories while I'm at it. The community center is vibrant and bustling with all kinds of folks doing activities they love, which makes me really happy. I'm incredibly impressed with how much of a well-oiled machine Portland Parks and Rec is. They are able to get an astounding number of people in/out of this pool each week with swimming classes for beginners, baby and me classes, lap swim sessions, aqua aerobics, current channel walking, free swim, hot tub usage, and so much more! I love seeing my tax dollars being put to use so effectively. This week I've paid for three individual sessions because I wanted to make sure this new interest isn't a passing fancy, but after a few days as a regular at the pool I'd like to take this relationship to the next level. I'm getting a monthly pass tomorrow! So here's to new activities that make us happy in the new year. That's not a resolution, it's just a good way to live life.