Stroke Center at Providence Portland Medical CenterAdd to Favorites
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- Phones:
Main - 503-215-1111
Extra - 503-215-6265
Fax - 503-215-6159
Fax - 503-215-6858
ExtraTollFree - 800-833-8899
- Address:
- 4805 NE Glisan St Ste 3G36 Portland, OR 97213
- Categories
- Surgery Centers, Hospitals, Nursing Homes-Skilled Nursing Facility, Rehabilitation Services
- Payment Options
- Brands
- oxygen
- Location
- IN THE CORNER OF GLISAN (48TH)
- Neighborhoods
- North Tabor, Southeast Uplift
General Info
At the Providence Stroke Center, we care for more stroke patients than any other hospital system in Oregon – but it’s the quality of our care that really counts. We deliver the highest level of care for the most complex stroke patients. We also work collaboratively with hospitals throughout Oregon and southern Washington through our Telestroke Network, enabling local providers to connect with our stroke experts and helping more families receive great care in their own communities.
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02/04/11
Provided by YP.comI will never use Providences services again....I tried working out payment plans and they told me the amount I could afford wasn't good enough and that they wanted their money. I sent in a payment of what I could afford at that time. I asked them to send me a reciept of my payment and a statement of my bill so I could send in next monthes payment. They did not return a reciept or statement. Instead they sent me to collections. They sent me to collections for more than the amount before I had made a payment. (They did cash my check I sent them for 1st payment). And then when I'm working with people from collections I find that the reson why the bill is so much more is they have added other people's bills onto my account...There were bills totaling over $300 for a lady name Lupe....It would be different if I had been ignoring and ducking and dodging them but I was the one calling them trying to work things out. Also I had no idea I had a bill accurring until 5 monthes after the fact. Which at that point it had gone up to $785.00.