I've lived at Spring Creek for 14 months and I love my home! apartments are large and gorgeous with…read moreair conditioning. we have a new Chef and the food is great and the staff, caregivers and med techs are wonderful. come visit! I love this place and I love the residents.

My father lived here a few months back, we had moved him to be closer to my sister from Olympic…read morePlace in Arlington. When we moved him we figured that since it was also a Bonaventure owned facility we would receive the same services and help as we did in Arlington, but it was far from that. I would not suggest this place to anyone.

Residents and staff are super friendly! Great activities offered in community, with transportation…read moreto events outside the community. Tasty meal options and the building has a nice energy.

I've been here for two years now. I love all of my friends here…read more Most of the staff is excellent; the servers, concierge, most of management. I love my apartment, wish I could stay, but it's just too expensive for my "400sf mansion" as I call it. It's $3,188, but it just went up again. I need to find another place, I've been priced out of here, and I wanted to stay for many years to come. Hard loss.

I enjoy working at Highgate - I have been with the community for over 4 years as of writing this…read moreand have the pleasure of saying that my Grandma calls Highgate home too. My co-workers are amazing and their devotion is clear when it comes to the residents we serve each and every day.

Ask to review the results of the most recent survey or inspection of the facility conducted by…read morefederal or state surveyors or inspectors and plans of correction in effect with respect to the facility. Multiple errors have caused extreme inconveniences, mental anguish and emotional distress to my family. These serious errors have yet to be explained by administrators, and they continue withhold information. If you expect nursing to assess the resident, accurately document, and/or contact the doctor; lower your expectations. If you tour, it appears really nice. Look up, not down and you might notice that attention to detail that's missing. Those little details add up. Leadership at highgate is lacking in healthcare experience, and runs this as a business. Profits over people. Bonuses over patient dignity. High turnover of staff and residents speaks for its self. They said they treat residents like family...this family is toxic and abusive though.

Same GREAT care staff, New name. Always only a phone call away if any family needs resources or…read morejust plain support.

They are taking such good care of my mom after her heart attack . Workers appear generally happy…read morewith being there . They have therapy animals that come with the social worker . I have no complaints .

I have had a few elderly neighbors stay here over the years. One of them for just a short stay and…read morethe others for longer stays or had moved in there. Each time I went to visit I found their accommodations to be professional, friendly and the care specialized to each resident, and you can tell the people are truly invested in the care of the residents. I was also invited to stay for lunch a few times. It was good, but fairly average as long-term and skilled nursing care facilities go. They have a dedicated room for physical therapy and will be honest with their assessments for future and appropriate placement in one of their specialized wings. I observed one neighbor in the PT room and the staff was very friendly, yet serious about the help they were providing. Sadly, one of my neighbors passed away there and she had said if she had to end up somewhere other than her home, it would be at Mt. Baker Care Center.

I can't express enough in words how great this staff is. It has been a long stressful journey for…read moremyself and husband getting my mom and step dad out of a horrible facility in Nevada from elder abuse, to a safe place BEFORE transferring them closer to me from that state. Everything should have been against us and in our way (as I only had 4 weeks too make it happen). I walked in, sat down with Christine and cried from every emotion I had built up trying to find out where and how to start. Its all history from there, everything fell into place with all the contacts she provided as well as her personal help. It has been 6 months now and they are both healthier and more alive with spunk thanks too the caring nature of all who work in this facility. Thank you for all you do everyday, its not easy and its alot of work but the residents don't feel that. You are all amazing! Jerri Shadle

From the owner: Woodway Assisted Living is a resort-style community located in the Roosevelt district of…read moreBellingham, Washington. Woodway offers a distinctive difference in community and care. Here you will appreciate daily wellness and social activities, chef-prepared meals, and access to local events. Our active community encourages residents to be in charge of their lives and creates a rich, friendly, and meaningful living experience. Woodway Assisted Living offers independent and assisted living in private and comfortable apartments, with open floor plans and 24/7 care. Come and see why Woodway Assisted Living is Bellingham's greatest quality in senior living, and experience the happiness and comfort we help provide.

I found all the staff at Shucksan to be friendly, caring and professional. The facility is clean,…read morelight and airy. I loved the artwork on the walls and the murals are a treasure. This was the second time I had stayed here and would recommend Shucksan in a heartbeat to someone needing a care facility.

Honestly, I was shocked at how bad this place was. This rehab facility (for mostly old people) was…read morerecommended by a care nurse at the local hospital. I thought the 1st place my dad was at last year (in Anacortes) wasn't that good, but at least they seemed to care for my dad....Shuksan couldn't have given a rats ass about him or anything else. For example: until my dad was given the all clear to walk, he wasn't allowed to go to the bathroom without assistance. The 2nd weekend I visited, he couldn't get anyone to help out. It took them 5 hours to come around to help him to the bathroom, and by then he had sh*t himself. Then it took another 3 hours to clean it up and while cleaning him up they ridiculed him. This man ran industries and was a world expert in fisheries. I found the CNA's in the common room watching tv and playing cards. I ripped them a new one....and it did no good. Another visit, I walked by a room with its blinds open. The patient was naked with no sheets covering her, falling off the bed (looked like she was hardly hanging on and screaming in pain. My friend who was with me tried to get the nurses to help, but they were more interested in playing with the cat. My friend eventually helped the patient back into the bed (and was then threatened with expulsion and arrest). Finally, at the end of dad's stay, we had a meeting with dad and I, the head staff of each department and a coordinator. I was told (I still had the medical POA) in the meeting that they were releasing him because his insurance had run out and that he could do everything well enough to live on his own. That was a load of bs, he still struggled to walk and do basic tasks....and the coordinator didn't pay any attention to the concerns I had. To top it all off, when I asked for a copy of her notes, she told me I wasn't allowed to see them. That turned into a big fight.... My dad didn't want me to write a review of Shuksan, but now that he passed away, I will do my duty to ensure that this place dies a miserable death and its staff gets their licenses revoked.