Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center

"This place gets the job done when you need them. It shouldn’t be reviewed like it’s a damn Starbucks in wonderland. I’ve been here for a broken toe, two kidney stones, a UTI, and a kid with an intestinal blockage. Each and every time they’ve gotten the job done. They bill like a hospital, so that takes away a star right off the bat. But I’m thankful as hell to have them in the community when they’re needed, and that gets them at least four stars."

"This was a very horrible experience. My daughter had to go in for a mental health hold. She was stripped to paper scrubs and had a few bracelets they made her remove but a few wouldn't come off so the doctor let her keep them. 3 days later a CNA named Skylie went and restrained my babygirl and cut her bracelets off and those bracelets were cut where they can't be fixed and they belonged to my daughter who had passed away 2 yrs ago. This CNA is very very rude she shoved my daughter down on the bed by her face. There is no need to do that to a 80lb girl. Of course she's going to fight it because those bracelets were mentally attached to her they belong to her sister who is no longer here and she had him on for 3 days with no problem until this person came in and thought that they needed to cut them off so thanks Skylie for making my daughter even have a bigger mental breakdown. I am having other people get involved with this because people like Skylie shouldn't be working in a place like this."

"Incredibly awful experience with my wife, she’s been very sick and had an exam scheduled. When checking in the night before the exam to make sure everything was still good we were told she was going to have to reschedule because she was running a fever of 98.9, very rudely I might add (hahahahahahaha). The next available opening was over two months away for this specific test. Living locally in Corvallis, we will do everything to avoid this hospital and advise others in our community to do the same if they can."

"My mother-in-law was recently admitted with a broken hip, and I tried calling several times, but most of the time nobody bothers answering the phone, and whenever someone does answer on a rare occasion, the call gets dropped during the transfer. People who work in a hospital need to be more empathetic and understand the concern we have for family members who’ve been admitted there. They need to start giving a damn about their job and other people, rather than just thinking about themselves. I guarantee that if was one of their loved ones, they would care. If they’re incapable of this, it’s time for them to seek out some other profession."

"My mom is a guest here, dementia stuff. Excellent staff, all. Very caring, clean facilities, and her team was awesome in their care of her. While visiting yesterday, we were treated to a complete double rainbow and a single. I am quite happy with this facility!"