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.

Absolutely AWESOME. Everything was perfect . I stayed there after open heart surgery and they…read moretook such great care of me. Corporate, the Doctors, the Staff, the Nurses, the PT crew, the Technicians, House keeping , the telephone operator, the Ambulance drivers even the food service and delivery, All wonderful, professional, caring and upbeat .Just a family of caregivers that truly do care. We recommend St. ELIAS to everyone who needs 5 star care. Our forever Thanks to all of you .

My ten day stay in the 2nd floor North wing (after breaking a hip) was stellar. The facility was…read moreimmaculate. My room was large, with a lovely view of trees and the Chugach Mountains. Food was tasty, with some creative variations. Nurses and CNAs were quickly responsive to my needs and often proactive in offering help to make me more comfortable, for example, timing tylenol and ibuprofin 45 minutes before my arduous PT visits. The physical and occupational therapists were particularly impressive in personalizing my exercises to prepare me for my home situation, such as getting in and out of a truck, an air taxi, stairs at home. It was important to me to be able to get outside for fresh air every day, and my care team allowed me to wheel myself outside after the third day (with an alarm mat on the seat). The care at St. Elias exceeded my expectations and I have said so to many people since my discharge. Highly recommended. My only question is that they discharged me with no physical therapy exercise sheet and no dietitian's recommendations for increasing protein, etc to help facilitate bone regrowth.

Despite friendly staff, a promised good staff to patient ratio, and a seemingly good start when my…read moreMom stayed there, the facility failed to keep pace with meeting my Mom's increasing needs as she lost key abilities and suffered increasing frailty. As her body became weaker, more frail and prone to pressure sores, she was still put in a regular dining chair instead of a softer, more supportive reclining chair, contrary to family's repeated requests. When she lost the ability to eat by herself, they failed to assist her to eat nutritionally appropriate foods 'little and often', with the result of rapid, dangerous weight loss. Her behaviour was fearful and withdrawn. Despite numerous requests, they did not provide daily records of how much she had eaten or how often food was offered to her. There was no monitoring or record keeping of her food and liquid intake. The family would have accepted the facility telling us that her needs exceeded their capacity, and recommending that she go into a skilled nursing facility. Instead, they kept insisting that they were meeting her needs, even while Mom was visibly approaching preventable death. Upon the family removing her from this facility, her health immediately began to dramatically improve, with rapid weight gain, and she went on to have a significant period of a good quality of life, enjoying the optimum health possible within the limitations of her medical condition. The logical conclusion is that the preventable elements of her decline (weight loss, frequent falls, being withdrawn) during her time at the facility was due in large part to the neglect she suffered. The family also witnessed other residents having unmet needs, for example residents experiencing falls when no staff were present in the day room, and a lady who was recovering from a stroke being excluded from activities by not having obvious, easy-to-implement, adaptations offered to her.

This is actually my favorite hospital in town. It never feels crowded and they're easy to navigate…read moreto the dr I'm looking for. Parking lot was open, inside was clean and in good order in the C building.

I am so grateful to the emergency and med oncology floor staff at Alaska Regional Hospital. I had…read morean Asthma attack when I arrived in Anchorage. Colleen and Tom in emergency were amazing. I was quickly and efficiently taken care of. I was admitted to the floor within a few hours. Tricia and Grey we're fabulous, and I felt very well taken care of. I have been an emergency trauma registered nurse for over 30 years, and would highly recommend this hospital.

Oops! It looks like there are two listings for Denali PT, and I guess I put my first review on the…read morewrong one. At the risk of angering the Yelp gods, I will just copy/paste it here: I had a very positive experience in Denali PT's work hardening program. Everyone in the clinic was very supportive, from the PTs themselves to the techs, massage therapist, front desk and billing department, and also the other participants in the program. My function and strength improved quite a bit, but what I really appreciate most is the renewed sense of resiliency and agency over my own outcomes, and what feels like genuine optimism that I can continue improving from here.

To be Honest, I have no idea where to start. I had a bad jump and injured my hip. Being 29 years…read moreold I feel like I am very young still and being injured in this way really hit me hard. Not just physically but mentally as well. When it comes to a profusion of course you want people to be professional and you want work to get done but at the same time it does something to a person mentally. They shut down not just from pain but from the internal battles as well. To Be honest a small part of me feels like I made friends, good ones. And who ever reads this I promise everything was to the T, that's just how good they are I swear. Denton always has the jam's and I'm pretty sure you can really talk to him about anything, and I promise you he has some wisdom and fun facts that will surprise you, I found out he was the manager or head of the office, and everyone gets along great from what I see and it seems he dose run a tight ship. When I worked with him it was always fun and cool to with and especially when it came to concerns, I had we always found a way. Jesse is another PT that I worked with. Now Jesse is a character and I love it. I'm sorry if the phrasing is weird but that's the best way to describe it. I can tell you I was always a bit scared to work with Jesse but that's because I know. as some would say "Put that work in." and not going to lie sometimes it feels he gets in the zone, and we forget to take breaks. (happy face with lol would be here) hoped you guys laughed at that. But in all he is a great guy, and I hope he gets some more beautiful pictures next time he goes highking. and last but not least Taylor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! He was my main PT and to me it's crazy because I will actually miss you guys. Taylor was amazing (except when he'd leave for vacation and leave me with Denton and Jesse (another joke) and ill stops with jokes because as we can see I'm bad at them hahaha. But on a serious note, Taylor is a great PT and I'm so happy I got to work with them. Theres so much I can say about Taylor but i hope that you see this long review and the thought put into it and then you will realize the impact Taylor had. so, to Taylor Thank you for everything. Truly. And to Denton, Jesse, Tara, Ryan AND Ryon (love you guys) and Morgan I wish you all the best and God bless. P.S. Morgan be killing it with the dad jokes I know we are not friends buttttttt Your friend TREY

Terrible at returning calls. I cannot speak to the quality of care, only the office management. I…read morebroke my leg on 4/27 and contacted Becky in the office a few days later. I am 70 years old and live alone since my wife passed in '16 and kids live outside. So I am hobbling alone at home on crutches taking care of myself and 2 labs. Surgeon advised surgery to place screw and plate because both tibia and fibula were displaced to different degrees. Becky from Midnight Sun sent service agreement, which I could not copy due to faulty printer, but I emailed Becky back in which I confirmed I agreed. I also notified surgeon that Midnight Sun would transport me to and from surgery and care for me afterwards. I called repeatedly as surgery day approached (and so did doc's office) to no avail. Neither of us could get a call back. Meanwhile Home Care Assistance of Anchorage, whom I called early on to tell them I decided on Midnight Sun CALLED ME TO MAKE SURE I WAS OK AND SET UP FOR SURGERY. Moral of story: I should have enlisted Home Care Assistance of Anchorage to do the job right from the beginning.

Well I'm not here to badmouth the company, Truth of the matter is I'm a PCA and I went to school to…read morefurther my education in the field -came back as a CNA..Needless to say when I returned from school and I thought I'd continue where I left off and keep it going with these people --instead I was really taken off the schedule without any prior notice..Keep in mind I understand that they're an "at will employer "and I definitely understand what that means to work for an At will employer. It burned me up when I called the office and explain to them that I was in school this whole time ,JUST graduated ,and came back to them being this way ??even though they tryed to express their care and say I could come back when they have availability -I did not do so Just off of the simple fact that if they really wanted me they didn't have to terminate me‍‍anyway the company im with now deals a whole lot more fairly where I am currently.

I was referred here by my back doctor to assist with lower back and hip pain. I have worked with…read moreShannon and Lindsey and I have enjoyed both ladies. I love that they explain why and how the exercises will help me strengthen my core and always ask questions of me in regards to my pain level. The place is clean and front desk staff is friendly. I would highly recommend this physical therapy business. Thanks for aiding me in feeling and moving more easily. Michelle Moore-Jones

Been seeing the folks here off and on for years. If it wasn't for their help on my neck I'd have…read morehad to have surgery ages ago. Highly recommend Jill and Meredith