I was hitting brick wall after brick wall trying to get my adolescent some help. There are just not…read moreenough services in the Raleigh/Durham area for such. Additionally, it is such a great challenge to find who takes your specified insurance. Nonethess, I came across a very supportive, loving, listening, caring, empathetic, and kind intake coordinator at NewpoortAcademy. She was like a breath of fresh air. She has guided me through the whole process and genuinely cares about the patient. I just love this approach and is a great reflection on the organization. Thank you for caring enough to listen. Thank you for caring enough to help. I wish all intake departments were this compassionate. You all keep up the excellent patient care.

The staff are amazing! I receive a follow up text every few weeks, checking on my son. He has been…read moreto quite a few residential settings and Newport has been the ONLY program that he has been willing to participate in. Each person that I spoke to whether in admissions, on campus or alumni coordinator have been fantastic communicators and seem to actually care about the patients.

This place is a blessing, not just the teachings bit also the staff and facility are beyond amazing.read more

May I go less than zero.......... absolutely do not go to rip off out fit. I went there once…read morebefore, had a decent experience. I failed, made arrangements to go back. Went in at prescribed time, went through all their bullshit. Spent LESS than 24 hrs in that shit hole, was FORCED to go to hospital. No shower, no change of clothes, no phone, no nothing.

lakeside Milam is a good recovery center for inpatient, I repeat impatient…read more DO NOT COME HERE FOR OUTPATIENT SERVICES (impatient at Milam is beautiful! find another outpatient suitable for you other than this Eastlake milam location) IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT YOUR RECOVERY AND ARE WILLING TO BE HONEST WITH THEM ABOUT YOUR JOURNEY, YOU WILL NOT BE TREATED WITH THE CARE NECESSARY. but rather, you will be berated by the Director, who goes by the name, Kim. i'm sure this woman is a great woman who earned her position through diligent work, but her attitude is not conducive to be dealing with people who are sick. David is another man who runs this outpatient and is a very good man. He is often overuled leaving him in a position of powerlessness, which is bad for us as recovering clients because he is conducive to our recovery and isn't given the push or the green light to deal with us as he needs fit. I am very disappointed in Lakeside Milam the outpatient program because they did so much to change my life with their inpatient program. I do not make reviews but the fact I took time to write this review should say a lot. If they do read these reviews, they will know who this came from. I wish you all the best by the grace of God I am doing my best. All is well and I hope all is well for you all ; as well.

Lakeside-Milam has given me my life back. Actually, they have given me a new life. I didn't care…read morefor the old one! I can't thank them enough for all the care, support, and kindness they offered me while I was there. I highly recommend them if you or someone you know is looking for solutions to a problem they can not solve on their own. We don't have to do this alone! There is help out there, and Lakeside-Milam is hands down the best place to find it. From the bottom of my heart (and my family too), THANK YOU!

Name changed to Valley View. I think they are doing as well as can be, given the space they have…read moreto deal with and the heavy load of residents (patients and "renters". But the room my friend is in is small, and the window offers no nature view. The only storage facility (for clothes or whatever) is one crude simple wooden closet. It really is horrible in the latter context for handling complete changes of clothing, and my friend with dementia doeosn't do well in organizing anyway. Needs some chests of drawers; cheap would be fine, just needs a decent way to put clothes - and other things - away. I've thought of a service project of building a stack of shelves in the side of each closet. Something. If I stayed in that place, I would soon feel very disorganized in mind and in fact. Be it known that they are on contract with DSHS, and quite influential in that respect. DSHS prescribes that my friend's resources are to be paid down to limit by paying Arcadia; although there are other charitable options and he is going to a new adult family home who have themselves gone to a huge expense to establish. A final note is I don't know if there were other options to be found when VA needed to discharge my friend from hospital to rehab, and am glad Arcadia is there. They have a nice dining room, nice activity room (board games and TV), good helpful social workers, nursing staff, some sort of medical care, meds administration, and provide for meal for patients who've been out during meal time. Helpful staff. They do allow a visitor to access. My comment on room space, on provided better way to organize small amount of clothing and small amount of belongings stands. Oh, and rooms really need a calendar (place for it for longer term patients) and a clock on the wall; ideally, a digital clock with day/day of week is always helpful for resident orientation. (What's the first cognizance check?"Do you know what day this is, what day of week?" )

Their staff so rude and selfish kind .they don't care people or their appointments. they busy in…read morephone scrolling real most of the time . They spend time on phone or sharing coffee They don't know own duty juts they throw duty on each other No one want to take responsibility

I'm grateful with experience I've had with mountain view health and tx. They staff is caring and…read moreyou feel like your part of a family, not just a number or dollar sign. They go out of their to make sure every one is comfortable and is getting their needs met.

I am a client here, this place has helped me tremendously. Tanner is so caring and so passionate…read moreabout his business. Whenever I struggle him and Doddie are there for me always, I would recommend this place a thousand times over. If you want help with people who care about you, who understand, come here it will change your life. I am forever grateful for Tanner and his treatment! I finally live a life today worth living!

Here thru Hospice thankfully ! The care/attention receiving…read moreis top of the line & appreciated.

Sandeep and her team took really good care of my mom. I couldn't thank them enough, my mother had…read morethe best care there. She came home smiling and ready to walk all on her own.! for someone who is Cambodian and respect the culture so much, I felt like I was disrespectful to my mom for taking her to North cascade rehab. I don't want to leave her under the care of strangers, but Sandeep made sure we were taken care of.! thank you all so much for the kind love and support you have given and shown my mom.!

I would like to give a shout out to the nurses, physical therapist, and the entire staff on the…read morefifth floor They are doing an excellent job! I would highly recommend Providence Mount St. Vincent! They are truly amazing!

My mother had a hip replacement (ball and socket) at Swedish Hospital - First Hill and was…read moretransferred here for rehabilitation. She is on Medicare with Humana as secondary insurance. Providence recently purchased Swedish Hospital so the doctors there are very connected and come here. We saw the 5-star ratings on Medicare site. Location is in West Seattle just south of the end of the bridge purched high up on the hill with a view of Downtown Seattle & Elliot Bay. They have a chapel with Catholic & Protestant services. The food is good. Nice park like setting. Large visitor parking lot, but can also park in the nearby residential neighborhood for free for extended stay. My mother & father both lived here together while she received rehabilitation in Neighborhood 5 (5th Floor South). The food was good & reasonable for non-patients. The staff was extremely friendly. My girlfriend is a RN and worked here and recommended we go here and we're extremely happy we did! The care was excellent and would recommend to anyone. Her recovery was so fast she only had to stay here a week!

God help anyone who ends up here. Terrible communication. No return phone calls, almost never any…read moreanswer at the nursing station. I did not manage to speak to my elderly father one single time in ten days. He fell twice while here and went to the ER each time. This is rehabilitation? Unused IV needles not removed for days. Discharged without his meds. Go anywhere else but here. I would zero stars if I could.

My wife's Stepdad was taken into this facility yesterday morning. He's 94 years old and blind…read more We've called a half a dozen times at least to try to get some information, we get nothing. We get transferred and told to leave a message, no return calls, nothing. We're in Seattle so the drive would be long and getting to actually see him is non-existent. This "facility" is, how do I say it, sad, pathetic, etc.. We're pissed. Imagine your relative, old and blind, laying in bed, alone, with no idea someone is trying to connect to him, that someone cares. Unbelievable. I can't imagine the "care" these people are taking with him, I don't think "care" is in their vocabulary.

My mother had brain surgery earlier this year and needed a long-term care facility after leaving…read morethe hospital. After researching many facilities, we chose Park Ridge based on its high ratings and preferable North Seattle location, closer to family who would be supporting her. It's not much on the outside -- wedged between an auto body shop and a taco truck, on a busy street corner -- but you shouldn't judge this book by its cover. The staff at Park Ridge are very attentive and caring, including doctors, social workers, nurses, therapists, etc. My mother is gluten-free and struggled for a week or so to get her diet right -- the food manager finally took over her meal preparations himself, so that he could personally guarantee that her meals were free of allergens. Therapists walked her across the street to QFC to buy snacks, and helped her get back on her feet. She recently checked out about a month ahead of schedule, and is doing great. No long-term care facility is a particularly happy place, or someplace you want to find yourself for an extended period of time. But if you have a loved one who needs care, you'll get a high quality of service at Park Ridge.

A horrible place with a terrible front office staff. Social Worker actual conspired to keep my…read morehusband there when he should have gone into hospice sooner, just so they could get their full 100 days deal. It was a nightmare dealing with them and it shortened his last days, making them miserable. I will never forgive these people. It's all about the $ with them!

Dear Isaac and the Whidbey Performance Physical Therapy Team,…read moreI wanted to take a moment to express my gratitude for the exceptional care and support you have provided me. Your dedication, expertise, and science - based approach have made a huge difference in my recovery from total knee replacement. The pre - surgical preparatory therapy plan you developed for me to improve my leg strength, has really made a difference in not only promoting healing speed, but the success of the whole outcome. Isaac, your sincere personalized approach and encouragement have been instrumental in motivating me to closely adhere to the requirements of the therapy and has been a critical factor in assuring success. This is particularly significant, especially given my challenging history with physical exertion, in general. I am incredibly grateful for all your efforts and the positive impact you have had on my life as well as the privilege of observing the difference you are making for so many other clients. Wishing you all the best in your continued work. Gene Kahn

Karen helped me through weakness in my core & pelvis as a result of pregnancy & childbirth with my…read moresecond baby. Her office kindly allowed me to bring my two children with me, & she graciously allowed (& even encouraged) me to nurse & soothe my baby as needed. At times she even held & rocked him herself so that I could make the most of our sessions, & thoughtfully integrated him into our practice so that I could learn methods of strengthening that were practical to my everyday life. Karen encouraged me to work on building strength each day, but she was also understanding & supportive of my efforts on weeks when I struggled. I can not recommend Karen Leitz & Whidbey Performance Physical Therapy highly enough for their kindness & understanding as I did my best to manage my infant & toddler at their office each week. It was an overwhelmingly positive experience & I gained a lot of physical strength as well as a positive outlook on my continued recovery.