CPT made a same week appointment for me! They are friendly, thorough, and time efficient…read more Therapists were knowledgeable and skilled. I was very impressed. Great experience overall! Highly Recommend.

Columbia Physical Therapy is a great place to get back to work or play with a great team of people…read morethat truly care about your well being. They take the time to provide the skills and workouts needed to get back to better health regardless of what may be holding you back. I have lower back issues and since I have been going my back is more strengthened and I can walk farther and sleep better. They do everything in their power to make you feel better and the staff are a pleasure to be around. I recommend this place if you want the tools and help to get you back to enjoying life and feeling better.

I have come here many times. It's a smaller hospital that serves the community well. The ER…read moredoctors, PA's and nurses are amazing! They take pride in their work and are very knowledgeable. The respiratory therapist was also amazing and usually the main reason I come here. They are caring, respectful and very helped me many times. A special shout out to Kailey, RN. She is amazing! Thank you!

Could not give out enough kudos to this hospital and the staff. We were traveling when my husband…read morehad a life threatening event.I believe, if this hospital had not been there, my husband would not be alive. The ER staff stepped up and provided excellent care, from the receptionist, doctor,nurses,and all other staff involved!! They were professional but provided empathy and supportive care to my husband, myself and our family!!! They kept me informed at all times , even after I left to gather his belongs before he was transferred to a hospital in tri cities area. I am a retired nurse,and recognized right away the makings of a top notched facility!!

I am only basing my review on a tour of the facility. So, although the staff may be great (I don't…read moreknow) the facility is abysmal. When we entered the hallway it reeked of urine. REEKED! It honestly looked like a scene from One Flew Over the Cuckoos nest with people hollering in their rooms and others roaming the halls or sitting in wheelchairs in the hallway. Everything was old, gross and sad. We left in tears knowing people have to live there and determined to find a better place for our mom. Please do your research, there are other places out there. The hospital said this was the only place available but we found a great adult family home for her in Wenatchee where family is and not 1 1/2 away. If the hospital is pushing you to go somewhere push back!

The ONLY reason this place is getting 2 stars is because the medical techs, CNA, LPN, housekeeping,…read moreand all but two RN were great with us and caring to my father. In a 2 1/2 weeks NEVER saw a medical doctor. NOT ONCE and we were there 12 hours a day. The PA was worthless and only saw him 3 times. His accent was so heavy and wearing a shield and a mask we were unable to understand most of what he said. My dad had tumors popping up ALL OVER his body. For 4 days laid in bed moaning and saying I have pain. My dad NEVER EVER complained of pain. He once fell off a 36 foot tank and got up, and finished harvesting, after harvest went to the dr and found his ankle to be crushed and broke. So for 4 days I would tell everyone and anybody who would listen that dad needed more than Tylenol. After 4 days and me threatening to go to their corporate office was 5 mil of OXI was prescribed. Then I said Oxi wasn't strong enough. Another two days trying to keep my dad comfortable. One day (14th of September) their corporate offices were down and the ONLY WAY my dad was proscribed morphine was because I told the RN that I wanted to speak to someone from corporate to take them in to see how much pain my dad was in. He kept turning and reaching out to us saying HELP PAIN. Then before I left that night, I asked RN Wayne what time dad was going to get the morphine. Nurse Wayne said he wasn't going to give it to him, only the Oxi. What the heck!!!! Does he like seeing these guys in pain!!?!?!? Did he enjoy watch my dad moan and asking for help??? When I got into the facility, the morning RN said he was not given morphine all night and the night aid said he was moaning and saying pain all night. She said she gave it to him at 7:00 am on the 15th and he was resting peacefully. RN Wayne needs to be fired or sent through compassionate training. Then we have RN Jared. My dad had Alzheimer's and we believe he was full of cancer. Never had a biopsy, because he couldn't be moved to a clinic. But, he was at the end of life. On the 13th when I got into dads room around 7:30 am, the CNA was trying to wake dad up. He was non responsive. So then I tried for about 10 minutes and could not wake him up. So I called the family. My brother, mother, niece, granddaughter, husband and I were in the room. Then my sister-in-law came and RN Jared was told there were 6 people already in the room. Now my dad was unable to leave the room and he did not have a roommate. Jared came back and was kicking FAMILY out of the room if a man during his last days of life. The supervisor RN came in the next day and took moms complaint. She let his supervisor know. Then the family was afraid to come in and visit. Jared kept walking past the room looking in, so we closed one of the curtains so he couldn't see in. Then my homemade mask was unable to be worn. I wore that for 3 weeks straight with no issues. Now I needed to wear THEIR mask. We also wore shields. They were being worn my all visitors. The same shields. They said they wipe them down each time. Hey.... The corona virus is so small that there is no way they could get it if someone was sick. I would NEVER recommend this facility to anyone. The dr, PA and the two RNs are worthless and made the stress of watching a strong farmer become weak and feeble even worse instead of comforting. The PA told mom that Ed is doing so well that he will be discharged next week. He died 5 days later. Oh and my father got bed sores from the type of bed mattress they had him on. He was unable to walk or even stand, sit for more than 5 minutes. Two days prior to him passing they finally got him an air bed. He should have been in an air bed from the beginning.

I feel disrespected. We had an appointment time for 7:45am and it is after 9:15am. If a doctor is…read morelate to the office in the morning- then offer to reschedule. We had a series of appointments later this morning that we now have to reschedule due to lack of organization and punctuality. When you are the only hospital in town - I guess professionalism doesn't matter!

They were professional, courteous, and personable. I felt very comfortable there. I'm going back…read morefor more.

The care level is nice but the PT & OT have been lifesavers. Shelby, Angelo, Victoria & Liz were…read moremy team that brought me from unimaginable pain (fractured pelvic bone) to walking with a walker in 6 weeks. I'm home with a set of PT/OT information to keep going on my own. Many thanks to all four of them

I never thought that I would be writing a review on Canyon Lakes Rehab Center, but here I am. My…read moregrandfather is now 88 and has spend about 2 years here. Had knee surgery, and some other health issues that has kept him from walking, and living on his own. The care that he receives has been outstanding! I wish I could name everyone that works there, because they truly love and care deeply for all of their patients, especially my granddad! From the nurses, to the physical therapist, and the management staff, my granddad has received great care. If you have a loved one that needs special care, this place can and will do a great job. One thing to remember, always visit. Even though they have great care, it will still bring tears of joy to your loved one every time you stop in. Even for a quick 15 minutes.

Great staff delivering great treatment and care. My first time in rehab due to broken ankle. I was…read moreworried but what I found here: engaging staff in every interaction. The rooms are spacious. Every area is so very clean. The foid was good. The sessions with PT and OT were enjoyable.

Was at Richland rehab for 30 days. Fractured my pelvis. Therapists were genuinely attentive and…read moreknew just what I needed. Knew when to push and when to back off. Nurses and CNAs we're kind and concerned. Activity ladies were always helpful. Rooms are cleaned daily. The only real negative is the food. Consistently did not get what I ordered. Even interviewed the chef. Aides spent lots of time going to kitchen, showing them my order and trying to fill it. In the month I was here only got it right a handful of times-no exaggeration. No one reading the meal orders cared, and believe me I tried to work with them. Food often is not visually appealing. Overall I have been pleased, but if they are raising the rates soon, food issues should be addressed and fixed.

This place always tries to get you to go somewhere else there is no one in the waiting room and I…read morewas told 3 time in first 4 minutes it's going to be a long time but can't tell me how long this is y I always end up leaving this hospital and driving to Moses lake every time it's going to be a really long wait sir I say how long g they change the subject they think there job is to make people think it's going to take longer then it should so they can sit and talk all day and get paid!!!!!

You are better off going to the vet clinic and that's not even a joke. The staff are incredibly…read morerude, especially the ER doctor. I've lived in Ephrata for 30 years and have never heard anything good about our hospital. It's really sad that locals fear they won't get treated properly, not to mention they hold patients for days knowing they can't treat the illness or injury. Stay far, far away and do what most of Ephrata residents do, go to Moses Lake or Wenatchee.

My Mother in-law has been here for over a week. She loves it here!…read moreShe said that everyone is so nice and they make her laugh. The care givers are very attentive and they listen to her needs. She has a grassy view with lots of little birds flying around outside her window. Very nice and clean establishment.

11-17-25 I'm a reluctant pt here. Requiring toe-touch only…read moreon right foot. That means a 2 person transfer for everything. The staff resents this. They are overburdened ,do not want to use TLC to ensure my transfers are as pain free as possible. I ask for pain meds. If you are on a nurse's list, it will be at 2 hours before meds arrive. And now howdy, don't you dare ask the to double check the accuracy of meds you are receiving. Food is right out of a 3-D printer. Dry, dry, dry, tasteless. This place SUCKS! I went Friday 8pm to Monday 8am with only intermittent CNA contact. There has to be something illegal about dereliction of nursing duties.

Park Manor is great. The staff are genuine and caring and always helpful. I always see the…read moreresidents up and busy, doing therapy, playing games, and talking to other people residents. The nurses and therapists are the best.

I highly recommend Park Manor. For over 4 years my sister lived here & was cared for and…read moreexperienced a community, a "family" . I lived too far away for frequent visits, but what I experienced when I was able to visit were caring & loving caregivers in a clean, bright environment. I was frequently called and updated on the care of my sister. She lived her final years "in-community". Thank-You Park Manor.

Every once in a while, you meet someone whose kindness and skill change the course of your life…read more For me, that person was Josh Bruce. When I first met Josh, I was broken -- not just my foot, but my spirit. I came into Moses Lake Physical Therapy on a knee scooter, terrified that I might never walk again. From the very first day, Josh met me exactly where I was. He placed me in a private room, spoke with such kindness and patience, and treated me with a level of care that went far beyond physical therapy. He knew I needed gentleness and reassurance just as much as I needed rehabilitation. Recovery was not easy. It hurt -- deeply. Not because of anything he did, but because of how hard I had to push myself to heal. There were days I could barely do the exercises, and I'd leave wondering if I'd ever make it through. But Josh always noticed my effort. He saw the fight in me when I could barely see it myself. His encouragement and belief in my ability to heal gave me strength when I had none. Josh Bruce is not just a physical therapist. He is one of those rare souls doing God's work here on Earth -- restoring not only movement, but hope. His compassion is real, his integrity unshakable, and his dedication to every single patient is obvious the moment you walk through the door. Moses Lake Physical Therapy is a true family-run practice, led by Josh and his father Randy Bruce, whose decades of expertise and heart have built something special -- a place where people genuinely heal. You can feel it the moment you step inside: warmth, kindness, and a shared purpose to help every person who walks through their doors. I will always be grateful for the time, effort, and healing that Josh gave me. I walked into his clinic broken. I walked out standing tall -- foot and spirit restored. If you're looking for someone who will truly see you, support you, and help you find your way back to strength -- Josh Bruce, his father Randy Bruce, and their incredible team at Moses Lake Physical Therapy are the ones.

I truly love this place. They take really good care of you here and the ppl are super nice. Yeah…read moreit's smaller than what I'm use to but the care they give you makes up for it.