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Kirsten Magnuson

My mother was in their care for six weeks. For three of those weeks she was complaining about intense abdominal pain. When I approached the RCM, Monica, I was told it’s because she was pulling at her catheter which was untrue. Additionally, they were only giving her Tylenol for pain. With 6 days of warning, I’m told she must be out Christmas Eve. I moved her to a new assisted living and within 5 hours the nurse sent her to the ER for what she suspected was an impacted bowel. I’m so thankful they figured it out because after a procedure, she was no longer in any pain. Imagine 3 weeks of that kind of abdominal pain? The RCM is unapproachable, has horrific communication skills, and 100% does not listen to the needs of patients or their caregivers. I’m angry I took her at her word. Definitely “Nurse Rached” on that one. The rest of the staff is lovely, but even they didn’t know what her status was. The answer was always, “I’m not sure. You need to talk to the RCM Monica.” It was 6 weeks of trying to get her help. The nurse from her assisted living was also brushed off by the RCM and couldn’t get accurate information. When she was discharged they didn’t send any of her medications with me. I went back to get them myself. They did not transfer her pain prescription either so I needed to get her another doctor for that. Important note: They consider bed alarms or side rails as “restrictive.” My mother has a broken femur and a new hip. She also has dementia and forgot daily she couldn’t walk so she did anyway. I begged for some type of solution to keep her from being a danger to herself. I received the party line of they are restrictive. Sorry people. Not if the patient needs to stay safe. I 100% say DO NOT use this facility. There are several others in that area. Should either one of my parents require a rehab facility in the future, it will be somewhere else. Her being there was one painful frustration after another and emotionally drained me knowing she was not safe.

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Lynn Nasburg

Update on me. 😁. I’m doing fine. This weekend marks 4 years I’ve been in Marquis. Get lots of visitors….text the multitudes…..tic tok way too late at night!….( addictive) ….and I both post jokes and give strong opinions about politics on Facebook. Read lots of books……3-4 a month. Need to always watch a hallmark movie after too many news shows. 🤣. And yes, still biking 4-5 times a week in the gym. Very healthy because I have a whole staff making sure I am… and since I can’t walk, I can’t fall down on sidewalks or get sick from others or get pepper sprayed standing outside Portland’s ICE building in an inflated frog suit! 🥳👏👏. Life at 90 is fine and dandy…. One day at a time! 🤗

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Lea Karr

I don't usually write reviews but know that when you are in need of a place to send your loved one to rehabilitate, it is good to hear a first hand account from someone else. My mom was released to Marquis in July, 2025 after falling and breaking her knee from St. V's. It came recommended from the doctor there. We were all very, very pleased with her experience there which spanned about a month. They attended to her needs like gluten free meals, extremely patient and caring staff, and thinking outside the box for things like her leaving for a short time to attend a wedding. We would recommend Marquis to others.

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Ann Smith

My loved one was there this last month and she had pretty bad treatment for the time she was there. She didn't get showered by a female personnel and she had her own food "misplaced" from where she put it. Any time she had any concerns they weren't met with any resulting action and the place was disgusting and she contracted a tapeworm. She was there for rehab and with the infections that tapeworms carry she could have died. To everyone reading this, do not bring your cares and loved ones here.

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Would give 0 stars if I could. DO NOT bring your loved ones here if you care about their well being. They do not care about hygiene and they over medicate or give the wrong medications. They disregard patients rights. For example, one of my visits, my loved one was served cold, soggy, and microwaved onion rings. The food they provide here subpar and awful, and they would also miss meals. This facility is ran down and outdated. The atmosphere here is horrible. Most of the nurses provided less than acceptable care. One specifically; Nurse Lynette refused to provide my loved one with their inhaler, they had got on the previous day. I recommend you take your loved one else where unless you want them to suffer and be treated unfairly.