My parents moved into Merrill Gardens at University Village when it became apparent my mom could…read moreno longer navigate the stairs in their 2 story home much less cook and clean. MG proved to be a wonderful place for them to live. They enjoyed the friendships they made with the fellow residents, the multitude of activities and events organized by Mindy, the simplicity of having their meals prepared and their apartment cleaned, the kindness of the employees including everyone from the administration to the front desk to the kitchen staff and especially the excellent care provided by the caregivers. Their compassion and professionalism was exceptional. My siblings and I are deeply grateful. Thank you!

Kudos to M.G. u for a fine job of orgaizing and conductingCovid Vaccinations for all residents and…read morestaff and for including private care givers. GoodJob! As we would say in the U.S. Navy, "Bravo Zulu to all hands."

It's such a hard decision knowing when is the right time to move into an assisted care facility but…read moretalking with Karen made things seem so much less daunting. The space was beautiful and felt more like a boutique hotel than your "A" typical assisted care facility. She gave me a lot of great information, they are at the top of my list but ultimately it's our loved ones decision.

Just received my THIRD large check from the third class action lawsuit against Aegis and how it…read moremistreats is residents -all pre COVID. Dad passed (thankfully) way before COVID - I can only imagine the lawsuits continue (and were worse during COVID.) Stay away from this company.

We recently had an opportunity to spend a week in a guest apartment at Ida Culver, Ravenna. I was…read moreimpressed by the welcoming atmosphere. A sign with our names greeted us in the lobby, a staffperson helped us unload and wheel our belongings up to the unit. The requested microwave was brought promptly. The staff made an effort to listen to our needs and sought our feedback on the visit. Great views and tasty food. Well worth looking into, especially as the entire building will be transformed with a major rebuild.

We moved my mother from a senior living apartment building that changed from senior to traditional,…read moreall ages. It's very difficult to make a change when one is in their 80s, but the staff and residents at Ida Culver Ravenna went above and beyond. Everything is five star in our book. At Ida Culver you will be surprised to find a warm, welcoming place behind the serious facade on NE 65th. The majority of the facility is older with big picture windows facing either a meditation garden or a beautiful, large sunny garden. This won't fill your needs if you're looking for brand new, McMansion type living. But if you are looking for wonderful spaces, bright and cheerful views, top notch staff with absolutely great communication, you have found the right place for your loved one(s). Soon after our Mom moved into Ida Culver, her health started to decline. The staff of Ida Culver was right on top of it, communicating to us what we didn't always see on our regular visits. Not only was the staff great, the other residents looked after Mom, and communicated to the staff when there was a problem. They were with us in dealing with hospitalization, were with us in dealing with the hospital regarding her care, and were with us for the short term of skilled nursing in order to gain strength. Our Mom will be transitioning to full assisted living, and the nursing staff has been wonderful concerning planning, communicating, and meeting with us. Bravo Ida Culver. It's wonderful to find a place that truly cares about their residents and 100% advocates for the best care possible. They have made this difficult journey that much easier.

We moved my mother here after she could no longer live alone. The place is so clean and the staff…read morewas so sweet to me and my mom. The woman who owes it is an RN who has trained her staff well. They let us have all my mom's personal things and we were able to come and go as we pleased. When my mom was dying and on hospice they worked well with the hospice team to keep my mom so clean and comfortable. I would definitely recommend this home to anyone who has the need of a caring, clean home for a loved one!

Deanna is such an approachable PT! There's a reason her schedule is so full all the time! She has a…read morekind and professional demeanor and is clearly very experienced in her field. I love her office space! She has purifiers and fans going and it feels very airy and clean! She sprays down the table where patients sit/lay between visits with Microban - my favorite cleaning/disinfectant product! I felt completely safe the whole time I was with Deanna and am so happy to have found her in NE Seattle! She listens to your needs and takes notes so she can refer to them later. She is a great conversationalist and asks lots of questions so you get the feeling she cares about the whole patient, not only the injuries!

I chose Deanna and Village Physical Therapy based on the excellent Yelp reviews and the proximity…read moreto my office -- now I'm happy to add my 5 stars to the list! Deanna has an excellent understanding of the body and explains everything she does so I understand it perfectly. I went to her for my neck, since I was waking up with severe pain and stiffness about once a month. Since I started about six weeks ago, my mobility has increased, my stiffness has decreased and my pain is almost nonexistent! We moved on to some chronic knee pain, and I'm happy to say that has improved as well. Deanna looked looked closely at the causes of my pain and helped me make changes to my posture, sitting, etc. that I think will contribute to my long-term health. She's also very friendly and warm -- and celebratory about my progress. I'll be happy to return to her anytime I'm in need of physical therapy.

I worked providing music therapy to memory care patients at Emerald City Senior Living--or one of…read morethe previous owners--for almost ten years. I was very conscientious at my job there: I was always on time and provided a substitute if I was unable to be there. I conducted a music class that was stimulating and friendly and enjoyed by residents and often their family members and even staff. I got along well with staff members and gave books as presents to one or two of them. I did not raise my rates, which were lower than I charge other assisted living centers, over the many years of my employment. Despite the high quality and integrity of my work, I was not paid for 3 months at the beginning of this year. After making many efforts to contact management at Emerald City Senior Living in various ways, I was forced to file an Inquiry into the Seattle Labor Standards Department. This resulted in my receiving my back pay, still with no acknowledgement or apology from management. Soon after in May 2024, I was terminated, or, simply not called to work again at Emerald City Senior Living. This happened with the same passive aggressive manner from the Senior Living Center which I experienced when I tried to collect my back wages. The conduct of management at Emerald City Senior Living is completely unethical.

Amazing health and wellness center. I've been going here for almost two years to functional…read moremedicine, OT, chiropractic, acupuncture, and massage and my health and wellness couldn't be better! The doctors really listen and take a holistic approach to your health! I've recommended the doctors here and the clinic to almost everybody I know. My husband and children also go here!

Dani Walsh is the BEST Chiropractor I've ever seen hands down! She is always so helpful, kind, and…read moreso understanding of all my problems. She has never failed to help provide me any medical information about my treatment when I need it and she goes above an beyond with recommendations for treatments and tools I could use to further my recovery and chronic pain. I would be LOST without her help and care. I have also had amazing results with the new massage therapist Sadira Abdiannia, LMT who gives the best theraputic massage I've ever received. I love Vida staff and am so grateful I found them.

We've had the pleasure of working with David for over four years, and he has consistently exceeded…read moreour expectations as a property manager. He replies to messages within minutes, making communication effortless. When it came time to list our property, we simply sent an email, and within a few days the lease was signed with a qualified tenant. It was truly a hands-free experience. David is very knowledgeable about the local rental market, pricing properties competitively. He conducts thorough background checks to ensure reliable, responsible tenants are placed. When maintenance issues arise, he addresses them promptly and professionally, never leaving anything unresolved. He's also built a trusted team of maintenance specialists and contractors who are experts in their respective fields. We recommend him highly.

David has been our property manager for over 4 years, and he's been professional, efficient, and…read moreresponsive. To be transparent, we are property owners, so this review is from the owner's point of view. Having said that, he's been proactive in making sure the rental house is in a good shape, including regular annual maintenance. This is to ensure tenants get what they pay for. One thing David really stands out is his responsiveness and timely communications. Tips: believe it or not, best way to contact him is via email. He'll call me as soon as he's available whenever I ask him to call me via email. His email responses are mostly cryptic and straight to the point, and some folks may take that differently. But for us, we like his cut-to-the-chase, no-nonsense style. Believe us, we have had a different property manager before, and he may seem courteous, but his responsiveness and professionalism are not even close to David's.

I'm very concerned about their treatment of customers and patients. My sister was banned as a…read morepatient, my employee was banned as a visitor. A freind was continually not allowed to discuss care with the manager. I had an unpleasant experience while checking in my mother, they did not want me in the waiting room. So I placed my mother in a different place at less than 1/3 the cost with superior care. I simply don't understand anything about their operation. Now, possibly the people associated with me are trouble, right? But none of us are banned anywhere else! Literally people outside the doors of the place whisper to me, don't bring your mother here!

I notice that some of the caregivers lacked a sense of urgency, as if the patients (guest) were…read morecattle. Also, once, I'd received a phone call from a loved one staying there, who was having a difficult time working her iPhone. I could not get the staff to help. I literally had to leave work to see if my loved one was OK. There seemed to be little team work between the masked lady at the desk and the nurse's station on the 2nd floor.