PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at Riverbend

Elizabeth Mayhew

My father in law recieved care at this hospital after suffering a severe heart attack. The staff were so committed, so respectful and SO compassionate. From the girl at the front giving us name tags, to the ICU physician who took the time to call me every day and update me, everyone was amazing. Unfortunately, despite much dedication and effort, my father in law passed away. The nurses have been so kind. People don't understand how far a compassionate tone can go when you're in agony. I couldn't have handpicked a better care team. I will always be thankful for this hospital and for what they have done for my family during such a devastating time. Thank you, truly.

Elizabeth Ingram

Was here from out of town and very sick. They wanted me to wear their special masks that I'm allergic to. I was sick and feverish with strep throat and unable to get in anywhere. The atmosphere was a bunch of sad old people seeming like impending death. The person at the front desk was extremely unreasonable and said I have issues. I said yes I do, that's why I'm at the hospital. I understand rules but when you are sick with asthma, bronchitis, and need a strep test, respiratory is kind of an issue. I was willing to leave and go get masks that I can handle and they said they will not help me unless I wear one of the ones that cause me severe problems. I've never had to show a medical person what's in those masks. And when you can't read it because there's no English on it? A bit unsafe.I had already been a few places and the second I put on their masks I would start having a major cough attack. They made a bad day 10 times worse and do not ever go there. They do not care if you die. I asked her straight up what would happen if I had anaphylaxis and she said, well I'm at a hospital. So fix me and put that back on? Ok...I think every place made a judgement because my ID says Alaska on it. That was always when I started getting treated badly. Maybe they can learn something from a better state. I cannot wait to go home and in the meantime I plead the blood of Jesus over this commie ridden state. I pray these people see the light. They are hypnotized and I'm very sad for them. Medical sure isn't what it used to be. I will say I went to Best Med in Eugene and they were amazing. Got me in even though full and treated me with kindness and respect like back home. Still wore a mask but was able to find some hypoallergenic ones. That lady they put at the front to yell politics at people instead of doing her job? No. Never again. She had short brown hair. I wish I had taken a video ot gotten names at least.

Joshua Evans

PeaceHealth is a massive institution that serves a ton of people. As such, they don't have time to help you. If you have a doctor here, don't expect them to actually care about your well being or get to know you on a personal level, they simply don't have time for that This is a place you go to get a doctor to sign off on your medications and nothing more. Don't expect them to actually care or follow up. This isn't House - they aren't interested in solving your medical issues because it's an interesting challenge - they just need to get you out the door in time for the next patient to arrive

Cory Wilson

You can only try to make the best of things when you have to spend time at the hospital. Overall the staff there are exceptional. There are some very good, experienced Nurses & Dr.s.. However, they tell you something that either doesn't happen or takes days to accomplish. 3 different times I was told something needed to happen before I could go home. 3 times those things did not happen. I was waiting for a total of 6 days for 3 different things to occur. 1 of them was accomplished only after raising a big deal about it.