Coquille Valley Hospital

Cindi Peters

I was in for stroke procedure on July 5, 2022 and James J. was an amazing nurse. My boyfriend is in today, July 15, 2022 and he has been extremely thoughtful and caring. Good job James J. Keep up the good work

Joshua Woodruff

Charged us $200 each for covid tests without telling us. When we called to ask, they were completely unsympathetic and unhelpful. On top of that, it was the most painstaking experience getting the tests, as they were extremely unclear on where to go, and it was impossible to get connected with the right people. Nobody knew where to send us, so we wandered the campus at their direction. To charge $200 each for the worst covid service we experienced is unbelievable. You can tell they don't care about their patients and just want as much money as they can get. Beware of going here.

Kelli Ross

Dr. Choudrey is the worst doctor I've ever had. I'm military and have had health care all over this country. She allowed her personal opinion to affect my healthcare. I switched to Dr. Edwards after putting up with her for almost 4 yrs. Dr. Edwards did in two appointments what she was unable to do in 4 years. Not only that, but the emergency room almost killed my Mom twice and finally succeeded the third time where I had to pull the plug because they didn't have room for her. They did not even bring in a chaplain. The first time they almost killed her, they tried to send her away, saying I didn't need to bring her to the Ed for a fever. If I had not insisted, she would have died then, but ended up being rushed by ambulance to Springfield for emergency heart surgery... Worst hospital ever. I could go on but am out of room

Susan Carter

This is about the clinic, not the hospital. My son was a patient of Dr. Choudary, and I have never had worse experiences than with her. Her refusal to provide my son with medication he had been taking for years, at the direction of a board certified psychiatrist, was idiocy one. She then proceeded to prescribe him a useless dose of a medication hardly used any more, then got the dosing instructions wrong, telling him to take the medication at night, before bed. The medication was Ritalin. The dosing instructions were clearly for Concerta, a medication that is supposed to be taken at night because of its tendency to put users to sleep, unlike Ritalin, which makes users wide awake. Unless, of course, she thought he should be wide awake at night. I have difficulty understanding how she still has a job, in light of her inability to get doing correct. I wouldn’t take anyone to the Coquille Valley Clinic.