This is an excellent hospital. My wife and I so prefer this hospital. The nurses are superb, the doctors seem to really care, and are very good at what they do. Unfortunately, we have had to spend quite a bit of time in different hospitals of late. This is the closest emergency room to us, and it is by far our favorite (as unpleasant as the need to go may be). For one thing, the fact that Catholic hospitals do not murder babies is super awesome all by itself. But beyond that you can very much tell that the nurses all care and that they are dedicated to quality care. They care about the patients that are unborn and the patients who are born. They even care deeply for the elderly, who I feel are neglected altogether too often, for which there is frankly, no excuse. Elderly people should be cared for, and I'm grateful to this hospital. Not sure why they have such a low rating of yet, maybe some changes have been made, because they are definitely doing good these days. read more

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Absolutely unacceptable. We have been waiting for over three hours in the emergency department while my daughter is in significant pain, and no one can even tell us how much longer the wait will be. We understand that emergency rooms must prioritize the sickest patients, but patients and their families deserve communication, compassion, and updates. Being left to sit for hours with a loved one in pain, without any clear information or timeline, is frustrating and exhausting. A simple update or explanation would go a long way. Instead, we feel forgotten. No family should have to watch their child suffer while wondering if anyone is aware of how much pain they're in. I hope this hospital takes a serious look at its emergency department's communication and patient care because this experience has been deeply disappointing. read more

I had a PAO and was forced to lean on operative site which either had the fracture already or they caused it. Trembling in pain and crying, asking for a head nurse to complain and never got a follow up. I was treated very poorly on top of a failed surgery that they refuse to show me photos of the X-rays. This is where we have come to for health care is the US.. read more

Went to support. I was shocked at the cleanliness and condition of the equipment here. The emergency room is an absolute disaster. When they were doing her blood pressure the machine didn't work so instead of finding one that did work, they just decided not to take it. Like it was a hassle. When she was taken to the back the room was filthy. The floors had dirt and crap on them that had built up over time. The mattresses on the bed was so broken down her rear fell asleep. Room was super cold and no blanket. Asked for one and they gave a thicker sheet. Trash cans were overflowing. Bathroom had dirty pee collection hats stacked up that needed to be cleaned. Gross and unsanitary. When she push the button for help, it took them forever to show up. Thank goodness it wasn't an emergency. This place needs to get it together. I cannot believe what has happened to this place that used to be beautiful. read more

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Slow. Rude. Lazy. Don't recommend. Came in because i passed out due to being out in the heat. Whilst also having a sore throat and that then made it hard for me to swallow and breathe. Waited about an hour and my throat was hurting because my ibuprofen wore off, talked to a nurse about getting some medicine which then lead a triage nurse to check me out. Said triage nurse looked at my throat said i was "fine" and i wouldn't need any medicine. I couldn't breathe, talk or swallow, which then lead me to choke on my saliva a couple times, had to release myself to go home whilst barely being able to breathe because my pain and struggle were neglected and ignored by said triage nurse read more

when my grandma died on September 27,2006 we were given her valuables and possessions that she was admitted into the hospital with including her ring that was white gold diamond encrusted ring that today would be worth over 20,000 dollars given to her by her aunt and that she couldn't even get off her finger untlil she passed but when receivEd her items no ring was in her valuables we were told to check lost and found? And that they had no cameras at the time ( which I do not believe even in 2006 there were no cameras) and search lost and found?! So my grandma who passed away lost her ring herself after she died and maybe someone turned it into the lost and found?! We searched pawn shops and put ads in the newspapers that cost up quite a bit but obviously if you into this hospital do not have any valuables on you even if you are like my grandma and whom couldn't get the ring off please tell your family of your sentimental property to make sure they look for it and take pictures of your items so that there is proof because obviously this hospital is being run by thieves who are preying on the dying individuals who come there for help only to die and be betrayed I have her will that states that I was to inherit that ring and not only did I have to grieve the loss of the woman that I loved more than life itself but that her dying wish was betrayed by that hospital as well I would not take anyone to that hospital and I was born there I wish my hospital if choice Providence hadn't even taken the this hospital over bad choice is you ask me but please BEWARE DO NOT TAKE YOUR VALUABLES INTO THIS HOSPITAL IF YOU MUST GO read more

The staff at this hospital are great, the wait time in the waiting room can be quite lengthy depending on what you need to be seen for. But once they take you back to a room the staff are excellent about the care they provide and do a wonderful job at explaining whatever medical issues you have going on and what the plan for care is read more

Willamette Falls hospital is a great place for care. I was in the hospital for four days in early April and I could not have asked for more kindness, caring and complete care. Call Bill were answered and the timely manner. The food was excellent, and the nursing staff was extremely proficient and very professional. read more

The care here was incredible. We felt very safe and everyone from check I. To the surgical team was excellent.

the experience im having is completely terrible. im in so much back pain and i see multiple doctors walking around eating food and drinking whatever and ive been here for 5 hours almost i asked for something to eat but they cant get me anything until my doctor comes to see me but where is he? nowhere to be found while these other doctors or nurses are all eating their food maybe if they could do their job as healthcare professionals and keep the patients comfortable i wouldnt be so upset. on top of that im sitting in a bed in one of the hallways surrounded by doctors who get to eat whatever do whatever talk to everyone of their coworkers but they leave me here alone without even checking on me im in so much pain i will never be coming here again and i hope none of you ever do as well. read more

This is the worst Hospital i have ever been to 6 hr wait to be taken back and then after an hour in the room we hadn't even seen a nurse yet ... then i find out they only had one doctor on duty on a Friday night !!!!! My 82 yr old mother with Cancer is in no shape to be sitting in waiting room that long !!! We finally left without treatment i will take my business to a better hospital i do not recommend this place what so ever rude staff very unprofessional!!!!!!! read more

Broke my wrist on 12/23. Wait time was long and there's really nothing to keep you entertained other than the homeless people who makes a scene. Got into a car accident and had no way home, asked the doctor if there's a way home and he said- resources are expensive and to call friends or family. Assuming that I had someone to call. The intake was rude and had an attitude when I didn't answer his question correctly. Yes, health care personal is spread thin, but friendliness goes a long away. People have stories- be nice. If it's icy- don't bother going to this hospital you will be stuck. Bring your chargers and reading material Also, people assume that I slipped and fell on the ice. Instead of assuming you can look at your report and try to connect with me. The guy who put my splint on was nice and very attentive. read more

The worst healthcare experience I've had thus far. Came into ER with a very deep bleeding wound, didn't get back to see a doctor for 7 hours! She did not clean my wound before stitching it up which resulted in an infection than landed me in urgent care a week later. Do not recommend and will never go back here. read more

My son had a horrific headache and stomach pain. He went to ER and they made him sit there for 4 hours. He was in terrible pain. They finally called his name and he got horrible treatment. Came home with nothing no Xray or any imaging to see what what truly going on. For all they knew he could have been having a stroke. They need a reality check and get sued. Maybe they will take their job more seriously. I say this because I've been there a few times and other family members have, as well. Poor treatment. I took him to Meridian Park hospital and they got him in quickly, less than 30 mins. He had an infection that was very severe and treated him well. He was given a prescription and something for the pain and nausea. He was feeling a lot better within a few days. I used to love Willamette Falls but since Providence took over it's like a 3rd world hospital. read more

The ER is completely maddening, try anything else before sending yourself or a loved one here. The triage nurses are kind enough and they got us a much needed x-ray. We sat in the waiting room for several hours, which worsened my wife's pain and on the verge of tears, she really needed to lay down. Once you get assigned a bed you will realize you actually just landed in hell. My wife's nurse was attentive and nice, but completely ineffective. They constantly gaslight you about when a doctor will be available, which is never, because they only have 1 on staff at any given time, and the on-call never showed when needed. Even on a slow night expect to wait at least 6 hours before being seen by anyone who can actually help you. On top of that, good luck even getting a tablet of ibuprofen, because only a doctor can give you anything, so the nurse is pointless in that regard. They do not care about your time, you are a paycheck to them. If you watch the staff, you may notice there are so many nurses in the station, and they are all doing one of 2 things. Sitting at the computer or jabbering with their friends, maybe if they had one doctor to replace a nurse or two it might run efficiently. I understand they have a lot of responsibilities, but why does the nurse in-charge look like they work the least? She had all the power to help us, but only gave patronizing remarks like "at least you are alive and breathing," while my wife is writhing in agony. In the end a physician finally entered our room, after we pleaded and begged, my wife couldn't handle the pain any longer, and I could tell the physician really felt bad for us as she overheard us with the nurse in-charge. It's so dissapointing, because after they finally looked at the x-ray, it ended up only being a pulled muscle. All my wife needed was for the doctor to do a 15 minute range of motion test to diagnose. Something so simple, a nurse could perform and get us discharged within the hour, if they weren't heartless. Maybe if they had a real diagnostician on staff they could accurately evaluate the level of need for each patient, and not take up a bed unnecessarily. If a doctor had evaluated my wife before assigning her a bed, we could have got the same medications at the pharmacy for a fraction of what they are charging. Instead they held us like hostages until every pharmacy in the city closed for the night. read more

This was by far the worst hospital I've ever been to. The inside was filthy in each room we stepped in. The receptionist was extremely rude. I brought my child in because her therapist said she was having a mental health crisis and she had heard they had a really good IOP program. Well the social worker we first spoke with agreed my child would benefit from the IOP program and added that to the discharge agreement. They told me she had to stay the night there. So she did, next morning I got a call from the new social worker Meranda I think, and she was asking when I was picking up my child she is being discharged? I said I'll come now is she able to get into the program? She said no she's fine she can just go home. I said that is not was the last social worker said and not what her therapist thinks. She literally said well then where do you want a referral to be sent to and I'll let the dr know. When I went to pick up my daughter she informed me that the social worker had told her I wasn't going to pick her up that she had told me she was being discharged and I wasn't going to come. Who tf tells a kid that. My daughter had the discharge papers in her room and I let the staff know we were leaving. No one said anything so we just left. Seriously this place was a joke and for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis don't waste your time here. read more

What has happened to our local hospital? I am in complete shock. The facility was unclean- by hospital standards, for sure. The wait for me was over 7 hours and I was in some pretty incredible pain. My son finally said something about how uncomfortable I was and they moved me to a hallway bed. How did it take this long for a physician to view my ex-ray? Which ultimately showed nothing. I begged for something for pain and finally got an injection. STILL no answers but relying on some common sense and help from my PCP from here on out. I am not sure if a person were in a life or death situation- I would choose to go here? Lots of nursing station activity and laughing. Very few seen attending to their patients. I have had several surgeries here and going to strike them from my list from here on out. What a mind blower this experience was. read more

We had the WORST experience going there, and we will NEVER return. When we got to the emergency to be seen for a massive pain in my husbands back he had tried to deal with for 5 days ,icing and heating, with no change,ER WAS OUR ONLY other option. , we had 4 people before us . We realized it could be somewhat of a wait. While sitting in Waiting room, 4 other people came, and everyone else was called in but us. Almost 4 hours later, do the take my husband to a triage room, stick him in there for another hour BY HIMSELF, NOBODY CAME .......Being his wife, I didnt want to sit in the waiting room so went to my car....I thought they had a room for him, but no. .... SO..HE went out to ask what the Hells going on and was he going to be seen, for a nurse to tell him if he stop using profanity or they would have Security come in with him. He ..was so upset he just left. He cried all the way home feeling his LIFE DIDNT MATTER. ......AND YOU CALL YOURSELF A HOSPITAL? read more

The Adolescent Psych unit needs new management. The male manager called my daughter sweetie and she was super creeped out!!! The females doctor allows the kids there to have whatever they want even if it goes against a parents wishes. This is inpatient care and they let these kids do whatever they want! read more

Had day-surgery this morning at Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center. From the time I was greeted at reception by Madonna, prepared for surgery by nurse Jackie and cared for by nurse Donna it was a first-rate experience. They were highly professional, personable and competent. My anesthesiologist, Steven Croy, M.D. was just great as was my orthopedic surgeon Brad Black, M.D. Superior quality care throughout. Each professional took time to answer my questions and provided helpful information. I could not have asked for better care. Jeff H. read more

Once again I am so happy to say I had amazing care at Providence hospital in Oregon City aka Willamette Falls Hospital. Francy, Julie, Mayoung and everyone really I should have kept a log of names to single everyone of the staff out. I had my left knee replaced in August of 2018 and the right one done October 9, 2019. I got to see some of the wonderful staff that were there for my first one. The care you receive is REALLY amazing and there isn't enough space to praise all they do and how caring they are. My doctor Dr Sedgewick and PA David Emch are super hero's and I am very lucky to have picked them to take good care of me. They must be good because everyone around me is amazed at how well I can do after surgery. In one day and out the next due to those wonderful people. read more

If I could leave no stars I would. I visited this ER 3 times because the 3rd time other ERs weren't accepting at that moment. I didn't want to go back because of how incredibly inconsiderate the staff was, letting their personal beliefs interfere with my health. The first visit was 2/17 and the doctor told me that I was dehydrated because I was pregnant. No shit, I've been puking 20-30 times a day unable to keep water and anything else down. It was painful and the moment I said that I couldn't continue a pregnancy with this amount of pain the sent me home without making sure I was hydrated enough. On 2/18 I had to go back because the vomiting got even worse. The second doctor did the exact same thing. I'm not a very big person, 5'6" 130lbs give or take. Vomiting that much was having a severe impact on my sleep, mental, and physical health. I was too weak to walk, couldn't sit up, etc. Now the NURSE on this visit was absolutely condescending and so rude to myself and my boyfriend who was trying to be by advocate. We had the first nurse tell us that she wanted to confirm with the doctor that I still needed a blood test since I had just been there not ever 12 hours later. When my boyfriend mentioned this to this new day nurse (she mentioned she was a travel nurse from texas) she went off talking to us in a condescending tone that made me extremely upset. She acted like we were assholes when it was a simple question. Sorry if our questions bothered you but bless your heart I thought you were hired for that? My last visit, 2/21, was the only decent experience I had because I had a female doctor and she let me sleep and catch up on fluids for the most part. Still no diagnosis other than, you guessed it, dehydration. Today i went to a clinic where they informed me that I had hypermesis gravidarum, an actual condition that can be fatal if not treated. So thanks a lot Providence. You literally almost let me die because I didn't want to continue a pregnancy with a disease you never even mentioned or tested for. DO NOT GO HERE. You won't be taken seriously. read more

Another part of the broken Providence Health system that Sister Gamelin would be completely ashamed of. While constantly emphasizing their values of compassionate care and service they are a very "for profit" non for profit that values money well ahead of people, yes some of the staff are genuinely very caring but increasingly they are all cogs in the massively faltering, corrupt medical industrial complex under evermore stress and pressure to perform faster and with less resources and less exposure. Providence has lost its way completely and treated me like a number and not a human being in need of care. I believe a vet would care given me better care than many of those encountered during this uneccessarily horrific experience. Disappointing is not the word for my brief stay at Willametre Falls. Yes Beware of western medicine in general no matter where you go anymore, but these guys are a sh show! BUYER BEWARE ! read more

This is a lovely little hospital. I have been in others that give good care, but these folks bent over backward to make my stay as comfortable as it could be, considering the circumstances. Prompt in answering my light and always had a cheerful smile. This includes everyone in ER, radiology, and on the floor. Thank you all for your tender care. read more

I've taken my kids to many ER's over the course of 28 years but this ER department has been the absolute worst. So disappointing, and most particularly the ER doctor we dealt with. He had a temper and it was highly inappropriate. Will never go back. read more

I went to the psychiatrist unit for adolescents this past summer of 2021 for severe depression and other stuff. I was terrified to go because I had heard that psych wards were where people were tortured and everyone was "crazy". This was not the case. Well first off no one is crazy we just all have our own issues. BUT on another note the staff and clients were so sweet the entire stay. The nurses and staff went out of there way to dance with me, play cards, and eat with me. I never felt alone there. Although there were some traumatic moments, it was mostly my own doings. I highly recommend this place. read more

This review is strictly for the birth center and also for the lactation consultants...not for the hospital itself or the emergency room. Just an FYI. I am so happy with our experience at the birth center at Willamette Falls Hospital. My birth experience was great because of all the care and concern of the nurses and of course, my amazing doctor from Women's Healthcare Associates across the parking lot. From the moment we checked in to the moment we walked our sweet baby girl to the car we were well taken care of... Every nurse we had was amazing and took great care of us. I was induced, so we spent 3 full days at the birth center, each day we had a different nurse but their shifts are 12 hours so you were able to get used to them and get to know them a little. They had boards on the wall that kept everything up to date and everyone seemed knowledgable and capable in their jobs. Which was wonderful because this was my first baby and I didn't know what to expect. The doctor on call would check in on us every day as well as the head nurse. Oh, and p.s. The ice machine is ahhhhmazing. That might sound weird but trust me, ice will be your diet for a while and the ice here is perfect. I wanted to steal the ice machine and take it home! read more

Over the course of many years living in the area I have gone to Willamette Falls at handful of times. Each time I have received at best sub par care. The staff don't listen or even pretend to care about your issue. In addition the doctors are rude, judgmental and dismissive. I once took a friend in with severe flu like symptoms. She was so sick that she was lying on the floor in the middle of the waiting room puking into a bag. A bag I had to go ask for. Not one of the staff came to check on her, offer her a blanket or reassure her that they'd be able to help her soon. No, they just left her there for HOURS! While they and everyone in the waiting room watched her suffer. Now I go to Meridian Park in Tualatin for my health care needs (They are awesome!), though I live in Oregon City. However, recently I broke my toe. I figured what the hell, it's a toe right? Not serious at all, so off I went Willamette Falls. Big mistake. Once again they proved themselves totally inept. I have an allergy to acetaminophen (Tylenol). Which I told them. Whether or not you have any allergies to medication is a question they are required to ask upon admittance. So what do they do? They gave me pain medication with acetaminophen in it! The incompetence is not only appalling it is incredibly dangerous, and quite literally life threatening. Do not go there! Don't let your loved ones go there! If you are in need of a hospital, insist on being taken to Meridian Park in Tualain. It may take a few extra minutes but it could very well save your life. read more

Was very disappointed. I brought a friend here and we have been waiting so far 2 hours. He came in with a swollen knee that goes to a level 10 pain every time he moves. If you are in a lot of pain this is not the place to be. read more

Emergency room Dr's are very rude! Go anywhere else if you want to be treated with respect. They think everybody is out for pills. It is an awful experience. read more

I had a serious fall, face, nose, neck and wrist injury. came into this ER 2 hours ago. The nurse said they would do xrays right away, still waiting. At least 6 nurses and Doctors standing in back laughing and joking with no regard for those of us waiting. I will never come here again. I truly would hate to see what they would do if it were busy. read more

Willamette falls is one of the worst emergency rooms I've visited. As for emergency, they couldn't give a rats ass. You just sit and wait and wait and wait FOREVER! The staff is very ignorant and inconsiderate, seems very unofficial. The staff don't really have a clue as to what they're dealing with, let alone, what they're saying. The staff forget about the patients, leaving them unattended for hours. Willamette falls is highly not recommended no matter what your situation! Best of wishes to those who need help, and can't find it! read more

I've been waiting for one hour to have a simple blood draw. And am still waiting. I'm embarrassed for you, Providence. What horrible patient service! read more

Only go here if you have no other choice. MOST of the Emergency room staff are rude, disrespectful and the Doctors give out wrong diagnoses because they think everyone is out for pills. Not one person I have ever met has anything nice to say about this hospital. Go if you have no other choice. Good Luck read more

update: I waited until my doctors appointment on April 3rd and today I got the test results back from my blood test. They said I have Sinus Bradycardia, which means that I have a slower than normal heart rate, it can be cause by many things. I had an EKG done at the ER when I went in, the tech said it looked fine but he would show it to my doctor. Funny, after leaving because that place is so incredibly slow, I found out two weeks later that that the EKG from the ER would have shown what was wrong. Don't you think if someone walked out of your ER because your service was so slow, you would contact them if you actually found something wrong? read more

Terrible place to wait for help, it's clean but can't get into see a dr. Pain throbbing in my hand and arm from a severe animal bite was told the nurse would bring ibuprofen but nothing after 1 1/2 hrs of sitting read more

Incompetent staff let my husband leave without a follow up appointment and under the influence of so much dialysis that he was nodded out until the following day. He came in reporting blood in his urine, which resulted in a diagnosis of kidney stones. They said the stones were so late that he couldn't hope to pass them on their own, medical treatment would be required. However, when I got home from work I called the hospital, and they were able to explain that he would need to call tomorrow and make an appointment. Of the procedure is required, and he will be in agonizing pain until he gets the thing put, why should I have to wait until the following day to set this appt? Seems a little wreck less and maybe even downright irresponsible. Too much drugs,too. read more

I'm giving one star because there is no option for no stars. I came in because I was told I needed emergency care by the urgent care I was seen at. I have a high fever and stiff painfully neck so my dr thought I might have meningitis. According to what I know of this illness it could cause death in as little as 24 hours. And here I sit 2 hours later it's freezing cold and no one cares that the seats are not fit for sick people that just want to lay down. This hospital sucks. Not a care in the world for the sick people needing care. read more

I came here yesterday sicker than I've ever been in my life!!! I was so scared, I felt like I was about to die! I've had some bad experiences at hospitals in the past so I was nervous to go. I'm happy to say that I've never been treated better!!! Everyone was so kind and caring! The doctor Michael Herndon was amazing! Going to the ER can be scary but with such wonderful staff it makes it such a better experience! I can't thank the staff enough for how well they treated me on one of the scariest days of my life! read more

Checked us in and we got a room right away. We were told our nurse was Bruce and he would be right in. Two and a half hours later a doctor comes in to see how we are doing. I told her we haven't seen anyone since we checked in. Explained what symptoms there were high blood pressure, cold hand feet, changing colors. Just really slow. It ended up being dehydration and we got an IV of fluids. 4 hours and 15 minutes spent there. While waiting we could see staff gathering in the nurses station talking about the weekend and school. Some were even getting agitated and snapping at each other. read more