Really understanding , kind staff who don't make you feel judged by needing there services. They…read moreare accommodating and easy to work with.

Being in Ak. for a good year, and fighting severe depression, I was passed around at UAA with…read morestudent therapist. I was happy to finally be seeing a full time therapist at Alaska Behavioral Health. Today was my first appointment. After the first couple minutes I was shocked how Un compassionate my Therapist was.Telling me outright, "she was not there to be my friend"! Asking me questions I didn't know how to answer and making me feel bad about it. When I mentioned that I was possibly going to leave state in Oct. she pretty much escorted me out of the building, No matter what condition I was in. I would NOT recommend this place and service to anyone. Especially if you're fighting severe depression.

I've been taking my child here for PT for a couple months and have been very satisfied with the…read morecare. The clinic space is fun, inviting and exciting for kids. The PT gave a comprehensive at home program so I can carry over activities and stratified to assist my child.

My son who has non-verbal autism and intellectual disabilities, has been coming to this amazing…read morepediatric therapy clinic over 2 years now. They are conveniently located on Old Seward across from Kendall Lexus/Toyota. My son does occupational therapy, speech therapy and physical therapy. All staff I've encountered have been kind and helpful. We've been lucky to have the same amazing PT therapist our entire time with AFK. Although we've had a few OT and Speech Therapists, AFK does a great job of transitioning the children and bringing new therapists up to speed. It seems there's not enough therapists for the amount of children needing therapy. Therefore, these therapies are hard to come by and even harder to get on a reoccurring schedule. AFK does an amazing job of working with your availability, guiding you through the entire process from paperwork to intake and keeping you updated with everything a long the way. I appreciate that most communication is done via text and email. I also appreciate AFK having a main office line you can always contact but as parents/caregivers, being able to contact our kids' therapists directly, is priceless. The clinic is larger than it seems from the outside. It is very clean. I believe AFK houses the only sensory gym Anchorage has (that I know of). All kinds of puzzles, games, ball pits, swings, etc fill this place. Since Covid, AFK has kept their lobby mostly closed to parents/caregivers. Therefore, therapists pick-up and deliver children to their vehicles. If you are invited inside you are required to wear a mask. I really appreciate how they've done everything to follow mandates without completely closing down. They have truly been a constant in our lives.

My dad was in hospice here in his final days. I felt he was well attended to regarding our family's…read morewishes and staff is very kind and patient. It was generally kept quiet and felt stress/chaos free. That was important to me as dad didn't respond well to unnecessary noise or conflict. He had his own room and personal space that was designed to feel like there was ownership and autonomy in living. Affording a continuous environment that was his, and while he was attended to, it was his and there was pride in this. He was well cared for regarding his diet and was kept clean and comfortable. When dad passed and the facility wanted our family to transfer him asap to the funeral home, we rather abruptly explained that he would remain present until rites were performed and visitors had their opportunity to sit with him and the family. We really pushed the limit on this and they were respectful at all times and didn't rush us past the initial announcement of his passing. That grace is what I will remember most. When we finally dissolved into dysfunction, staff continued to treat us gently and never outwardly judged us. We were definitely a challenge. Overall they expertly cared for my precious father and extended that compassion to my family. I am so glad he was able to pass safely. He deserved only the best.

This center is now known as Centennial Post Acute Care, where my wife of 50 years died suddenly and…read moreunexpectedly on Feb 14, 2025. Their focus on physical therapy at the expense of medical care for patients transferred from hospital cost my wife her life. The death notification came from the police, as Prestige/Centennial had the wrong phone number for me.