I went here to birth my baby but when I was in labor they apparently didnt want to go to work that…read moreday so they kept telling me to stay home. I was 24 hours into labor before we made them let us come in. I was having 5 minute contractions for 10 hours straight home alone to the point I was giving up. When I got to the clinic they immediately said I was 9 cm dilated and had the trainee midwife trying to find the heart rate during contractions. She couldn't find it. And hot help when they finally were able to track the heart rate of my baby girl they said I needed to get an ambulance to the hospital. We said we'd just drive there. They proceeded to let her try to put an iv in my arm for practice. She stuck me and stuck me untill the needle bend off in my arm. We finally said enough!! We're leaving why are you doing this if its an emergency shouldn't we be going. We got to the hospital and my entire birth plan went out the window. I was forced to get an epidural and c section because my cervix was too swollen from hours of not knowing what to do alone at home. They tried to push my cervix away for her head to slip through on my hands and knees as the last attempt to deliver her naturally but her heart rate was plummeting too much. Every 5 minutes. I was 32 hours into labor by the time she was cut from my body. They stole my placenta I didnt get to have the water birth I didnt get to have those moments that we all wish of when going to a clinic instead of a hospital. I hate them and Its almost been 2 years since her birth and I still am haunted by what happened to us. How can a place meant to be built of women supporting women's birth have cared so little for me and my baby. Not only could we have died but why would you not even ask to talk to me on the phone during my labor just telling my partner shes doing fine stay home. It was my first baby all I wanted was support through my delivery im am forever scarred and traumatized from my experience with this clinic. I hope that it never happens to anyone else.

We started our care at 36 weeks, and the transition was so easy. The visits up until delivery were…read moreperfect and any concerns or questions I had always got answered. We were able to meet with all the midwife's and they made us feel safe, and heard. I went into active labor after 5pm and from the moment we arrived it was perfect. I had the dream water delivery I've always wanted. The aftercare has been amazing with the baby and myself. I am so thankful we had the opportunity to deliver here. After having my first three babies in the hospital, respectfully, I would highly recommend the Corvallis Birthing Center.

She is the best gynecologist I've had in 20 years! I recommend her to anyone at any age.read more

If you're a woman of color, steer clear of Jennifer Miller. Finally found a proper GYN that was…read moreable to determine I have endometriosis, not a "zebra vagina" as Jennifer had the audacity to say (with a smirk on her face no less) ~3 years ago. I really hope that any woman of color that has seen her has found proper help elsewhere. Seeing doctors ever since has made me uneasy, especially when I cannot bring a loved one back with me to help advocate for myself.

This is a great practice. I felt cared for and supported through my whole pregnancy. Any issues…read morethat came up were responded to quickly. The midwives were all fantastic. From the receptionists to the nurses, the whole experience was good. I'll never go anywhere else!

Absolutely amazing stuff and its outcome. The difference of before and after just about made me…read morecry. A very old hearing to start, but that didn't stop these guys. A thorough test, a real test for everything under the sun. When done they figured out how to fix the hearing aid and reprogrammed it. Then a retest for the relevant parts. Very scientific. I can't imagine a better outcome, highly recommend it, i mean it, Ron Leavitt is extremely knowledgeable, and so is his staff. Professional, personable. What more can one ask? They probably had a chance to profit more by encouraging me to get a newer hearing aid, but they did what was best for me. I am 81 and can hear again. Like i said, almost in tears I am joyful.

The front office staff were pleasant and helpful, but the good service ended there. During the…read morehearing test I got dizzy so we stopped for a moment. The doctor and technician offered that after a few minutes we could resume the test OR that I could go home and return to finish the test. Apparently I made the bad choice: I was not allowed for set another appointment. I returned the next day to try to schedule the hearing test. With advice from the back office technician, the receptionist was prompted on how to deal with me. They said the hearing test results were mailed to my primary care dr. Crazy--I am the patient and the doctor or technician should talk to ME. When I persevered with the staff to schedule a time to finish the hearing test and time to TALK TO ME. The technician came front to grudgingly agree to schedule "only one more appointment." I was granted an appointment 4 months out. When I contacted my primary dr. to get the results found at my first appointment she said that she had not received my audiology report, and if she had the results she would not be able to take action on them. Our best solution was to get a different referral and start over. I found my way to a great audiologist, fully worth the drive out of town. Makes me wonder how they stay in business?

Amelia was an absolute dream to work with! She is the perfect combination of personable, warm and…read morefriendly, while also being a confident professional. As a first-time mom (and generally anxious person), I felt completely supported by Amelia. She had a plethora of tricks, tips, and strategies to help me/my husband feel confident and empowered in this birth. As a doula, she walks you through the options that you have, and provides evidence-based strategies to support for making your birth/parenting preferences and decisions. Amelia seems to have a sixth sense for noticing and responding to what my husband and I needed to feel supported throughout the entire process. When I was anxious she helped me re-frame my fears... when I was starving and needed soup during labor, she saved the day...when I was exhausted and needed strategies for support with breastfeeding, she was there! Amelia also has a sweetness and professionalism that allows her to build a strong rapport with the medical team, and the doctors and nurses took note of this and made sure to compliment me on how wonderful Amelia was to work alongside. Throughout the prenatal, birth, and post-partum visits my husband and I kept saying to each other that Amelia was worth every penny that we spent on her services. My husband and I truly do not know what we would have done without her support and expertise in this journey, and we are so happy she was part of our birth team! We felt 100% more confident and prepared because of her. The icing on the cake is that her doula services include professional birth/newborn photos. These photos will inevitably bring you to tears!

I recently had the pleasure of attending (as a midwife) a home birth with Amelia as the doula and…read morephotographer. She has a lovely way of blending into the background so she is unobtrusive, but as soon as she was needed she was right there, anticipating the birthing mother's needs and adding a helping hand. I would recommend her to any family looking for a doula. I had met her previously through the local birth networks, and have seen her attending continuing education trainings and sessions with other doulas to hone her craft. This is such a good sign when you are looking for a doula. Amelia is the real deal.