Shoutout to the pediatric doctors and nurses in the emergency room. I came in with my 6 year old…read moredaughter a few nights ago because she fell off the monkey bars and the team here did an amazing job with her. There were a surprisingly high number of patients waiting to be seen but we got in. Lindsey did the first set of X-rays and I was so impressed with the care and communication she gave the both of us the whole time. We even got a sticker of her cat miss Norris and we were told they are a hot commodity. I believe it. I hate that I didn't completely catch our nurses name working with doctor Washington- Kayla, Kaylee, Caitlin?! I'm so sorry!!! But she was so great throughout the whole night with my daughter and even gave her a brown bear at the end with a splint and cast on the same arm my daughter left with one. Ded. Dr Washington you were also very kind and thank you for doing your best to put the broken bones into place. We had a long visit but the care was superb so 5 stars to the whole staff. So so impressed and made the emergency visit less painful. Also note to the world- monkey bars are horrible and I shake both my fists at them.

Providence St. Vincent was truly the most beautiful place I could have unexpectedly welcomed my…read moredaughter into the world. I gave birth to my daughter, Kinley, by C-section on April 10, 2026, which was much earlier than her estimated due date of May 4. As a first-time mom at 36 years old, I was nervous, emotional, and honestly scared stepping into such a big and unexpected moment. But from the minute I was checked in there, I felt so thoroughly, thoughtfully, and genuinely cared for. What could have been overwhelming turned into a beautiful, peaceful, and deeply supported birth and recovery experience. I did not have any hospital bags so early and they had everything I could need and more! My stay was four days in a beautiful private room, and I am so grateful for how comfortable, safe, and cared for I felt the entire time. The hospital itself was clean, calm, and beautiful, and that really mattered during such a vulnerable and life-changing experience. It gave me such a sense of peace. What stood out most to me was the incredible staff. Every single nurse, doctor, hospital staff member, and person who came in to check on me or my daughter was kind, gentle, respectful, and compassionate. I never felt like just another patient. I felt seen, cared about, and truly looked after. I especially want to recognize Sydney and Jill, who were both amazingly kind, fun, attentive, genuine, and just wonderful human beings. They helped make such a scary and emotional experience feel smooth, safe, and even joyful. They were so patient with me as a nervous first-time mom healing from a C-section, and they were incredibly encouraging and informative without ever making me feel silly or behind. I felt empowered and encouraged. They taught me so much, helped me feel more confident, and brought such warmth into the room. I truly hope other moms get the chance to have nurses like them. I also want to mention my last nurse on discharge day, who helped with the car seat and made such a sweet final impression on me. She was wonderful, helpful, and caring, and it meant so much to end our stay with that same level of kindness and support. Most importantly, the care my daughter Kinley received was amazing. Watching how gently, carefully, and lovingly she was handled and brought into this world is something I will never forget. That means everything to a mother. I felt like both of us were in such good hands the entire time. I could not have asked for a smoother experience, especially considering how unexpected it all was. Providence St. Vincent gave me a birth story and recovery experience that I will always look back on with gratitude. Thank you for helping make one of the biggest days of my life feel beautiful, safe, and full of care. I wholeheartedly recommend Providence St. Vincent to any expecting mother or family. I will always remember how loved and supported we felt there. I know I will never forget this day and the days following my swift and smooth discharge with my new baby daughter, but I will ESPECIALLY never forget the amazing women who helped me through walk into motherhood for the first time with such care and compassion. It was truly more special than I could have ever even planned. The office also moved things along so quick and organized I never even had a chance to feel overwhelmed, was just able to focus on loving and caring for my daughter.

I have gone here for so many different things. I've seen Dr. Dewitt for food sensitivity testing,…read moreDr Leslie for my PCP, Dr Seth for ultrasounds when I was pregnant and other issues, my daughter has seen Dr Seth for ultrasound, my husband uses Dr Seth for his PCP. Great providers who really care, are extremely knowledgeable and holistically focused which are in alignment with my views. Dr Dewitt also does tongue tie releases and I've seen great results with the babies she works on. They really go above and beyond. Love that they have virtual or in person appointments and love that it doesn't feel like a hospital setting at all, it's very cozy and warm

I had an incredible experience working with everyone at Canyon Medical. I met with Leslie and Karen…read moreand can't say enough good things about them both! I felt heard and supported throughout my entire pregnancy. Karen talked me through my concerns of having a big baby and going over my due date. She gave me tips to get my baby in a good position for delivery, and I feel they really helped as my labor was only 3.5 hours total from start to finish. I felt so calm once I got to the birth center and had Karen and 2 of her assistants help me have the birth of my dreams. I especially loved the time shortly after my baby was born where we were left alone in the room and able to bond with our new baby without being constantly interrupted. The birthing suite was so homey and we have had no problems with billing whatsoever. (They actually over estimated my cost with insurance and I got a partial refund!) Canyon was the perfect place for us.

I've been to this office a number of times this year, for either a general check in with my primary…read moreor to use the pharmacy, and even Urgent Care. Facilities are clean and neat, if a bit bare bones for the waiting areas, but check ins have always been smooth, with very helpful nurses, clerks, associates and pharmacists along the way. The care I've received has been spotty, though, not as thorough as I'd like, but still considerate. It's good, not great. Parking is easy here too, lots of space.

I recently visited this location as a walk-in for the imaging department towards the end of the day…read moreand didn't have to wait long at all to be seen. The facility is nice and well-organized, with a convenient designated waiting area for imaging right near the entrance. The imaging tech who worked with me was especially nice and ensured I was comfortable throughout the entire process, which made the visit much better. While this location stays quite busy because it hosts a Kaiser Quick Care clinic, the staff throughout the building are always friendly and do their best to keep things moving along efficiently.

Not a place I expected to visit, but turns out, I had a great experience. I'll give you the edited…read moreversion, to make this quick! My surgery was much like a dental procedure. Well, except they did knock me out, and I had to spend one night in the hospital. But you know, not as bad as a root canal at the dentist! There was no pain. Did lots of testing in the weeks before surgery, no big deal. Very nice and very smart people helped me along the way. It has all gone well! I'm totally back to normal... if you consider me normal? PS The TriMet Burnside Bus takes you to this hospital's front door and there is a MAX station within walking distance.

you're lucky if you even hear from them. awful communication from this location. Don't request a…read morecall back they'll never call.

After a facelift, eyelid surgery and nose job I spent the night. The night shift nurse, (there…read morewere actually two nurses) provided me with terrible care. I was the only patient they had to care for. I received no refill of the ice to my face from 7PM until 4AM. After the day nurse left, I no longer got cold gauze to my eyes until I begged at 1AM--my eyes felt like they were on fire. I received no eye drops or eye ointment at night. They did not promptly answer my call light. When I couldn't find the call light, (I couldn't see), they didn't answer my yells for help. I had to crawl out of the end of the bed and out the closed door for assistance. I reported on my care to the surgeon and center. I was refunded the cost of my overnight stay. I would have rather had the excellent care expected and not have the bad memories.

I recently had surgery here and I must stay the staff and facility are absolutely great. Everyone…read morewas super kind and they are very communicative about everything that is going on. This is is only time I've ever had surgery that started right on time and everything went smoothly. This place is awesome!!!!

Providence east infusion center is very stark when it comes to decor, but they get the job done. I…read morewent for my first infusion there, and it was to take 5 hours. I looked online to see what to expect, but couldn't find anything, so I decided to write a basic description. Each patient gets an individual area with 2 walls and 2 curtains for privacy. Each area has a TV with headphones provided. A nice touch is a laminated card with a list of available snacks and drinks (typical hospital fare, saltines, graham crackers), and TV channels available. There is adequate wifi that is unsecure. The recliner chairs are typical for a hospital. It is easy to unplug your infusion pump if you need to walk to the restroom. I appreciated that there was no piped in music playing. The nurses were nice and I got good service. It looked to me like they have room for about 13 patients at a time. pillows are provided and blankets on request. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is that updated, easier to adjust infusion recliners would be a huge improvement, as well as some art or photos on the wall to make the place look warmer and more inviting instead of just plain white walls.

My experience with Legacy Medical Group-Cornell has been exemplary. My PCP Dr. Nishanie Bisorca is…read morean accomplished clinician with a warm, compassionate demeanor. She allows adequate time for office visits and takes patient health goals into consideration when offering suggestions for lifestyle changes and treatment options. Dr. Bisorca communicates well both during and in between patient visits. Her medical assistant Nancy is very competent & personable. The check in process is facilitated by knowledgeable, friendly front desk staff, creating an office environment of calmness & efficiency for the entire process.

Only been here once but Dr. Patrick was very knowledgable, helpful and patient. It would be nice to…read morenot have to sign things digitally so i can actually see what I'm signing.

I started services here in 2018 with Melinda, and it literally has changed my life. I used to have…read morereally bad acne and fatigue that I had tried everything for. I literally don't have those anymore! It also has been so helpful for trauma symptoms. Although I see Melinda (who is amazing!!!!), I've also worked professionally with Stephen and Alexandra and they're also great!!! Everyone is very warm, welcoming and very skilled! I can't recommend this center enough!!!

From the owner: At Dragon Rises Center for Wholeness, we offer holistic, wholehearted care…read more We treat ailments and injuries of body, mind, and spirit. We offer East Asian medicine--including acupuncture and related modalities--as well as mental health counseling services. We are now accepting new patients and clients!

On 12/28/18, the day after my total right knee replacement, a PT was in a hurry and did not hold…read moreonto the safety strap. I crashed all over the sharp edge of practice stairs and bled for over 24 hours. Right after the crash, Providence Hospital released me with no tests. The results were: -an ER visit 3 days later - having complete urinary incontinence for a year following -a year of severe tibia, knee, and hip pain that made PT for for my knee impossible. -having to miss three 5k runs I'd signed up for in 2018 (I actually did the 5k June 2018 Starlight Run BEFORE both knees were replaced.) I had the left knee done successfully in August 2018 with a responsible physical therapist who made sure my ride knew he must hold onto the safety belt, especially on stairs. - having to early retire at 62 because the fall caused my lower back to be in horrific pain and I would need to lose more work time due to an unexpected back surgery. -having to have spinal surgery-two rods, a cage, and pedicle screws--that I never intended to have, as I had kept it pain free for two years with exercise -12 weeks of terrible pain from the spinal surgery. -gaining 30 pounds due to inability to exercise. -losing my job of two years and the employee stock which I'd planned to earn by working another 10 years. The loss was because I could no longer stand, which my job required. -13 months of limping and having to use a walker, someone's arm, and store motorcarts in order to walk. -extreme emotional distress, pain, and suffering for 13 months -having to live on credit cards and getting into terrible debt. -and much more. -Providence called the crash a "lack of communication" in all medical notes. -Providence claims manager said it was my fault for not following directions! It took no responsibility. -Providence never sent me to a cardiologist in 2019, despite a year of chronic coughing and breathlessness and a history of heart disease. In October 2019, I switched to Legacy for obvious reasons. -a Legacy Urologist stopped the incontinence after 13 months, in January 2020. -a Cardiologist found four major arteries in my heart blocked over 80% in January 2020. -a three-day hospital stay to get 2 stents in my LAD and one in my circumflex and diagonal arteries and to start recovering. - having another three-day hospital stay due to chronic pulminary disease. -both of the above hospital stays were in February 2020. -My Legacy physical therapist diagnosed my painful tibia, knee, and hip 13 months after the Providence hospital crash. -I have no reflex in the injured leg. -I have JUST BEGUN physical therapy with Legacy for the injured leg from the 12/28/18 Providence Hospital crash. Providence claims manager says it was my fault for not following directions, which would not matter even if it were true, as the PT was standing away from me as I ascended the stairs, not holding onto the safety belt as required. This hospital administration has not apologized or taken any responsibility as of 2/22/2020. What would you say 14 months of a human life is worth? That negligent physical therapist and Providence failing to honor their mission statement of compassion, dignity, justice, integrity, excellence honor, dignity, took 14 months of mine.