My Brother was there for over a month and the staff was incredible. He had wonderful care and…read morerecovered. His wife is there now, and it has been a real blessing. They really care and it shows. No place is perfect, they try hard to make the best out of a difficult time in people's lives. Thank you for everything.

I can't thank the wonderful staff at Bethany on Pacific in Everett. I have been here almost 2 and a…read morehalf weeks for rehab. From the Admin, Doctors, Nurses, CNA'S, PT, OT, to the custodians! What great pride you all take in your work! Never a cross word or angry voices. You are all friendly and took good care of me. I could also hear them interact with other patients, kind and caring! I will miss all of you! I hope seyou again out in the world Martha W. Goofball of Bethany

Washington Oaks has been such a good fit for my Mom living independently at 80. We visited and ate…read morea sample meal at over 25 different locations. WO had by far the best food of any place we visited. They moved from their home in Kingson to Washington Oaks together for the first two months. The staff - every one of them!!!, is kind and aware of the needs of the residents. Mom can walk long safe distances with their sky bridges. Physical therapy and Exercise class is on-site. As a result, she keeps strong and keeps walking despite a severe bilateral disability in her muscles. I am confident being here because assisted care is available should she need it. Shout out to Mark the awesome director!

Starting with my first contact at Washington Oakes with the wonderful Maricel, this place has…read morereally impressed me. More importantly, my Mom was impressed enough to sell her home in New Mexico and move to Washington Oakes, which is right in our neighborhood. Everyone you meet, staff and residents alike, are friendly and really seem to like it there. Many staff have been there a long time, which tells me the management puts as much emphasis on caring for their staff as they do their residents. The building itself is a wonderfully remodeled, historic school, truly a beautiful structure. The feeling it is cold, and everything is a clean. My mom is already enjoying participating in the activities, which there are many to choose from. We love Washington.Oakes, and Maricel is the BEST!

Brought my grandmother to this beautiful community to have lunch with her childhood friend. We were…read moregreeted with smiles from staff and residents. We were taken to the dinning room where we were personally welcomed by Chef William. He asked if we had any special needs such and allergies. When the food came out it looked wonderful and was equally delicious. Thank-you Chef William and all waitstaff for making the visit even more memorable. My grandmother can't wait to be invited back!!

Jessica was great! She gave us plenty of options to look into and was patient with my mom. We found…read morea great solution at a reasonable price.

This place is so gross it smells like pee air freshener please never take your loved one here in…read morethere rooms have no bathroom and no washing station this place is a depressing and disgusting do not take your love ones here if you want them to live

These people are angels. Our mom (age 89) had a stroke in early November, 2019. She spent a week in…read morethe hospital and then transferred here for rehab. Subsequently, we found our she had fairly advanced terminal cancer. The level of care and kindness shown by the entire staff (thanks, Kelly, Nedra, Michael) really touched our hearts. It's not the fanciest place I've seen, but the kindness, love and level of care mean that your loved one will be well taken care of. Our mom ended up in hospice, and eventually passed away in January, 2020. Throughout her suffering and our grief, the staff was kind, supportive and always helpful. They took most excellent care of her, both physically and emotionally. Thanks to all of you.

Very nice place and all the staff are nice polite and very caring and mindful of everyoneread more

MS does a great job in caring for seniors. That have large apartments and a beautiful garden. The…read moreactivities and food are wonderful.

When we moved my mother into the Brookdale Silverlake location, she needed memory care. They did a…read moregreat job caring for her daily needs As she continued to decline, they continued to increase her care and was always very kind and patient with her. She was there 4 yrs before passing but was cared for very well while she was there. I recommend them to anyone looking for good quality care for their loved one.

My mom has lived here for 2 1/2 years and she has improved on all levels since she arrived in…read moreDecember of 2015. I am moving her to an adult family home only because of financial reasons. There is a core group of long-time staff members (Zainab "Z", Karen, Carol, Corrine, Jim, Alma, Pam, Judy and Michelle) that have made a significant impact on my mom as well as myself! These people are angels and are the most patient people I know! Words cannot express how grateful I am for Brookdale!

This place has been Brookdale Arbor Place for a number of years…read more Once they get your family member in, the bloodletting begins. 10% price increases, every year. No matter what. They get creative with their excuses, but they get their 10% increase very year, no matter what.

Robin the sadness you experienced is NOT what we expect when caring for someone…read more My wife experienced a seizure in June of 24 and after we were the hospital couldn't allow us to stay longer the search for an answer was forced.We first used a great family operated the 1st month with pleasing results and satisfaction especially with the kindness given my.After the 1st month my wife asked that we move to a place were we could sleep together.Ore children found Harbour Point and after them visiting and talking with staff from various departments suggested Visit with their recommendations to select HP. We moved in on 9/1/24. Good choice! We are in our 90s with realistic expectations of what the future holds.We want to share in the joy of being alive daily in a. supportive community, kind people to interact with pleasant surroundings good food capable physical help and encouragement. 1/1/2025 and nothing has changed our opinion. I personally still have heath and the life choices still available to me are enhanced by the entertainment special occasions provided and help fill my time as my wife sleeps for extended periods.I suspect that if I would be left by myself-I would just call this home. I give a 5 stars based on 4 months we have been here

I would give them a zero if that was an option . After talking with the nurse Evette ( who is…read moreanything but professional) I was assured they could take care of my husband. After 2 weeks of having outside 24hr care paid separately from facility, I was told they would re- evaluate to see if he was good with just their staff. It didn't happen I let the $5100.00 a week caregiver go and my husband was found on the floor less than a week later had phnemonia and passed away the 7th day after not having fulltime care. The nurse would not respond to phone calls and when she did it was with rude and had a nasty attitude. They did manage to give my husband more sedation meds after the caregiver was gone so they could keep him from wondering. I say look into memory facilities closely but I would pass on Harbour Pointe . They were planning on evaluating him on the day he died now that's convenient. My husband deserved much better care than he received. If I could only go back in time he never would have been in that facility. I know this show San Francisco but it is Mukilteo WA

While they did not have a vacancy for my 84 year old brother with Alzheimer's, Susie and her team…read morewere phenomenal in moving heaven and earth to make sure he was going to be taken care of. Their building is older, but looked well maintained. The staff were engaged with the residents. There was no way this place could be considered a "warehouse" for the old and forgotten. And every single one we saw was not afraid to be compassionate with the residents. Your loved one will be well cared for here. - Jon

Only as a last resort should this facility be used. Issues:…read moreThe patient arrived on a Friday. We weren't allowed to speak with him for 1.75 days. Finally, when visited on the 3rd day, the patient didn't have a call button available at his bed until a friend went to visit and insisted on it being provided. This was called out to the director the day prior, but she insisted there was a call button at his bed! At breaks, sometimes the pager was locked in the meds cart with no one attending to patient requests for help. Patient was asked to yell to get help, but his room was adjacent to the laundry and the noise from the commercial laundry exceeded the patient's voice. Additionally, someone would close the room door, so no one would hear him. A patient shouldn't have to beat on the wall to get help. Patient has repeat issues with UTI, but facility wouldn't submit a sample to the lab until 2 days after the request. He unnecessarily was under duress and pain due to their lack of willingness to submit a sample to the lab. When interviewing AFH's to have patient transferred out, the facility portrayed the worst possible and most difficult scenario so they could keep their bed filled. Thank goodness, a wonderful AFH went to interview the patient to see he was fine for themselves. Lastly, because the patient's finances were in transition and there was a delay in paying the co-pay due to the facility, the facility director reported the patient's advocate for financial fraud to insure they'd get paid. The police and adult protective services were involved. This was very unfortunate and unnecessary, especially because the facility was kept informed as to timing for payment and it was completed in a reasonable amount of time. It's alarming to have "professionals" be so unhelpful and divisive while caring for such a vulnerable patients. The director and staffed lacked timely responsiveness, helpfulness, attentiveness not only to the patient, but to all involved. Hostility and untruthfulness were also issues. The patient felt he could've easily died under their care. It's better not to send someone here. He's doing much better at the AFH where he now resides.