Samaritan Albany General Hospital

McKenna Cataldo 

on Google

a month ago

I want to share my experience at this hospital following the birth of my first child. While I acknowledge that my pregnancy occurred under extremely difficult circumstances and that I made mistakes I deeply regret, no patient deserves to be treated without dignity, honesty, or basic respect. From the moment I arrived, it was clear that many staff members had already formed strong personal judgments about me. Nearly every interaction I had with nurses and doctors felt cold, dismissive, and dehumanizing. As healthcare professi... read more

Meky Stalford 

on Google

2 months ago

Went in just for the nurse to treat me worse then a prisoner. They took my bag (including my inhaler) then I almost passed out from needing my inhaler and they watched doing nothing as I almost passed out .(Also took my epi pen) .I offered to keep the current open for safety issues but please let me keep my inhaler. I almost passed out and was released a hour later and FINALLY given my inhaler. 

Individual Situation 

on Google

2 months ago

These people clearly don't care if you die in their waiting room. If it's an emergency please go somewhere else. These people will let you die in agony. 

Edith Puthy 

on Google

2 months ago

If you go to this hospital you could die waiting to be helped. They make you wait 10 to 24 hrs to get a room while you dleed out, or starve to death waiting. Then when you do get a room they do the bare minimum at best to help you no matter what your suffering from. I've got 2 relatives that dam near died waiting for help with strokes and injuries that we ended up taking them to Corvallis and River Bend to get save their lives. This Hospital is a Joke that is Not Funny! They should be Condemned and Everyone should be fired o... read more

R. Michael Smith 

on Google

3 months ago

I was a patient of James Gallant, M.D., Sean Greene, P.A., and Eric Stroud, P.A. at Valley Clinics Internal Medicine, until I realized he was incompetent and did not follow standard medical protocols with Clarietta Day. The Oregon State Medical Board found that Clarietta Day, 78, was given a lethal injection without her knowledge or consent. The injection paralyzed her breathing. In the hours before her death, the board discovered that Day was given massive doses of painkillers, had a magnet applied to her pacemaker to shut ... read more