Nice community. Good staff. They treated my grandmother well when she was living there. I would…read morerecommend to anyone.

A friend/resident fell and broke her pelvis in 3 places. While on rehab, she failed a mental test…read more(probably due to pain meds) and is being evicted from her apartment. Instead, she is being advised to be placed in memory care or seek other housing options. This decision is unfair and borders on cruelty! A good experience prior to this development.

They just increased our 90 + year old mother in law's rent again and now it is over 8,000 a month…read more She is in memory care and without a discussion with family, took away here ability to talk to her children, grandchildren and greatgrand children, decided what ADLs she needed and began charging for additional care. Under the care of her physician, they monitor her needs, and determine what her ADL needs are, and have help available for this at no additional cost; she is a veteran. I think their goal is to take what remaining funds are available. She is not on Medicaid yet. The new management is terrible and untrustworthy. Highly recommend anywhere else. Family should be involved and included in decisions about care and problem solving issues when concerns arise. She has been living there 2 years and this is such a disappointment. Plus they don't keep grounds nice for memory care clients. Out of sight out of mind. Keep in mind she is paying them approx. 100,000.00 a year.

When this community was still known as Living Court under Prestige Care, they were much more…read moreengaged with Enumclaw. One of the things I'll never forget is how they gave out backpacks filled with school supplies to local kids who needed them most. That kind of generosity made a real difference for families who were struggling, and it showed they cared about the whole community, not just the residents inside the building. Since the change to White River Assisted Living, I haven't seen the same kind of outreach. It feels like something important has been lost in that transition. I hope the new management takes note, because Enumclaw benefits when senior living communities stay connected and give back to the people around them.

Attention management how is in charge of Washington State ( Enumclaw ):…read morePLEASE DO NOT USE THIS FACILITY!!!! My mom was a resident there when it was doing business as a Living Court assisted-living facility, she's lived there for four years until she was kicked out on Wednesday September 11 2024 at 6:30 pm. We got a phone call Wednesday that my mom needed to be seen at the ER to make sure she didn't have a urinary tract infection due to her memory getting worse and she wandered off the property. The Executive Director Sherry See informed us that she would not be able to stay there unless she had someone there to be with her 24 hours a day at our expense. When we informed her there was no money for that type of care the facility handed me her meds and told her she was not allowed back and I had to take her with me. To be honest, this was her third time wandering off the property. She was evicted without a 30-day notice. She was entitled to a three-day notice of eviction so the family and the facility could put together a care to make sure she was safe., THAT DID NOT HAPPEN!!!!!!!!!!! My mom is 74 years old with dementia. On the same day as kicking out, they called adult production services as a retaliatory Action. I was exonerated from all allegations that I abused, and neglected, my mother. We picked Living Court because they had memory care units within their properties. We paid the two-year private pay and were told we would be able to switch to a memory care unit when the time came because she has dementia. The new owners did not honor the contract we signed when we moved into that facility. We paid two years of private pay. The four years she lived in that community. We paid over $300,000 until the time she was evicted. We are having a hard time finding a memory care unit now that does not require a 3 to 5-year private pay before switching to Medicaid within their facilities. We are very fortunate that the Cottages of Covington stepped in to help us get my mother into a memory care unit where she would be safe. If this could happen to us, it could definitely happen to your loved ones if you put them in this facility.

They do not do memory care. My husband was living there and they asked us to move him to a memory…read morecare facility. They are not staffed or trained in memory care.

Just moved a relative here. Very impressed so far. Everyone aside from maintenance (needed some…read moreissues in the room fixed in a timely manner and they weren't. Excuse after excuse) have been very nice and very helpful. Very good initial impression.

I am a hospice volunteer and have been in many facilities. Bonney Lake Comfort Care is at the top…read moreof the list! The home is always very clean, the residents are always happy, well taken care of -- great food - the staff truly care about each resident. Thank you!

When you arrive at this facility, you are greeted by the most professional and friendly…read moreowners/staff. It feels like home the minute you walk in. It is not an easy decision to make for your loved ones, however this facility will meet all your needs. Everyone here knows how to help your loved one and accommodate your family/friends who come to visit. This maybe the hardest decision we all have to make in life, however it's easy when you have such a great place to have your loved ones taken care of.

Communication is awful. Pass the buck appears to be the motto. Many great employees but…read moreunderstanding patient needs is bad.

Do not bring your family member or friend to this place. The care there is horrible. You have some…read moreCNA's and nurses that care but most of them are just out for the paycheck. If you do speak up for the residents you get a target on your back and get fired. I am writing this because I do not want to see someone go through what I have seen. The place is filthy and management does not care. No clean lines or blankets for the residents. Soiled utilities rooms are a big infection control place.

Providing high quality personalized care in a calm and safe atmosphere.Home away from home!read more

From the owner: We treat our seniors like family here by providing high-quality personalized care. At Diligent Care…read moreAdult Family Home LLC, we provide a variety of amenities as to ensure the comfort and well-being of our residents. Some of our amenities include: -24-hour supervision and support -Home doctor visits every month and as needed -RN on call and nurse delegation to our trained caregivers - Assistance with daily living activities - Medication management - Nutritious meals and snacks. - Recreational activities and social programs (Bingo, Art &craft, playing card) -Bonney lake senior center visits which is a few minutes' walk from our home - Housekeeping and laundry services - Transportation to medical appointments and community outings

Anyone considering Wesly Garden for senior living should review all agreements and contracts with…read morean elder attorney. The sales people speak in subjective and vague terms and make no firm commitments but suggest several things that are not supported by the contract you are asked to sign. For those who rely on spoken word and don't read the fine print they are likely in for a surprise. Their contract is very one-sided leaning heavily in favor of Wesley Gardens and weak in committing to responsibilities and obligations Wesley Garden can be held to. The cost to get on their wait list is $2000 non-refundable. In our case we were led to believe that although they could make no promises it would be reasonable to think in terms of 9-12 months. After 8 months we were then told t was currently we should expect about 2 years from that date and again in Dec 24 the expected wait time was still 2 years, (36 months from start of wait list, reminding me of the Seinfeld Chinese restaurant episode). My mother had visited and liked what she saw and heard and did not want to go anywhere else. We had signed up for a 1 bedroom. Some months in, a different more expensive unit was offered which we declined. They argued that we were offered and declined a 1 BR unit we had requested, and was evidence of filling some vague obligation, in fact it was a one bedroom plus den. The offered unit was not what was requested and was declined as it was more than my mother need and outside of her budget. When asked what percentage of the people on their wait list actually ever get into Wesley Garden I was told they did not know but that numbers and those statistics didn't matter. In fact at the time there were 200 people on the wait list banking them up to $400,000 which their VP said was needed due to the cost of maintaining this wait list. It seems the wait list is a revenue source of its own. It is highly unlikely they would not know what percentage of people on their wait list ever were admitted, but it does make sense why they wouldn't want to disclose it. I will be requesting the Attorney General look into their deposit policy just to make sure it is as fair and justified as they claim it is. Make no mistake, they are in-line with their one-sided contract, and I am not suggesting they violate their own contract. But seem to rely on elderly listening to the words they speak and not looking closely at the fine print that their lawyers have protected Wesley Garden very well with. Anything you are told verbally by Wesley Garden should be taken with healthy skepticism and ensure that everything you are told is documented in the contract. Then thoroughly review and understand the contract you are asked to sign (preferably with an attorney). This should especially be done with the $150,000 or more deposit agreement that you must pay.

DO NOT GO HERE. ZERO stars, if I could give that low of a rating…read more We had a horrid experience in the Rehab Facility. No PT evaluation for 6 days after knee replacement of 83 year old mother. She just laid in bed until we could find an alternate facility. Executive Director, Mark Hansen, was rude and most unhelpful. No explanation for why the PT department could not get their job done. And no leader willing to step in and help.