Excellent care for the residents and the families, awesome staff, awesome administrators, welcoming…read moreatmosphere

River Rock is such a great place! Owners, management & staff are all top notch. I feel so good…read moreabout the care my mom receives here. They also are great about keeping their residents busy with activities. I cannot say enough good things about River Rock!

When I had a second total knee replacement I went to Triumph Physical Therapy again because of the…read moreexperience from how I was treated from the first knee replacement therapy. Exceptional friendly professional help. I felt like family there and I was always very comfortable with being treated in the highest regard. Don't waste your time going anywhere else! Dr. Legaspi, Brittany, and Jenna helped me so much. Any questions were always answered with real information.

After being to three therapy centers in University Place, I came to Xander after being highly…read morerecommend by my son. It was right before having a Total Knee Replacement Revision Surgery. At our first meeting Xander explained how the treatment will work, what to expect and what I need to do at home after the surgery. As this was my second surgery on the same knee within a year and half I was concerned and wanted to make sure that this time I find a therapist that would really help me recover well. I am glad that I found Xander and I couldn't be happier with my experience. My recovery has been amazing and I am so grateful to him. He is knowledgeable, caring and always encouraging. He gives enough time and I don't feel hurried. Next TKR on the right knee is coming up soon and he is my go to therapist now. I have also seen Michael when Xander was not available and he is amazing as well. I feel the whole team is amazing including Danika at the front desk, always greets with a big smile, Conner always ready to help me with the exercises and of course Cesar and Darko were great. The Team deserves 5 stars and more. Thank you!

Amada has great communication with their clients. Their offices are easy to reach and the…read morecaregivers are very helpful.

Very empathetic caregivers, they went above and beyond caring for my parents. The agency was very…read moreflexible with their continuously changing needs. Thank you for helping us during this difficult time.

Homewatch doesn't just help match your needs to the right caregiver, they also do triple the…read moreverification checks. The elderly and disabled are a vulnerable part of society and Homewatch does not just local background checks, they do national fingerprinting. They also train and keep training to insure CPR and CNA are updated yearly. They provide numerous services like respite, clinical nursing, 24 hour care and hospice. The family can take a break from worrying about mom when Homewatch is there. They also do something other caregiving agencies don't. They allow you to cancel within four hours without charge. Other agencies charge for services even if you cancel because of an urgent change which can happen a lot. One agency charged us 400.00 because we did not cancel 42 hours in advance. Homewatch is much more understanding. We are so grateful for their skilled and compassionate caregivers. Our dad is so happy at home now and we are able to trust who is with him.

24 hour shift can cost $480 or more be very careful in hiring these this agency. They will drain a…read moreperson financially.

The staff are great! The Caregivers are experienced!…read more There are many branches through Washington Oregon and Idaho! Please reach out is your in need of home care! The owners are amazing!

From the owner: Serengeti Care supports people of all ages in the comfort of their own home. Trust our dedicated…read moreand compassionate staff with your care needs such as personal care, activities of daily living, companionship, housekeeping, meal preparation, and more. Our home care services are specialized to fit your needs, whether it be a few hours or around-the-clock care. We work with you to ensure your needs are met.

I am 34 years old and just starting my journey on hospice care. Despite a year-long and strict "no…read morehospital trips under any circumstances" came to Franciscan Hospice House because my pain was unmanageable, which I have previously gone to ER's to aid in getting some relief, but was the only met with indifferent, yet judgy doctors who labeled me as a drug seeker, and didn't care if there was anything wrong with me. Especially considering I have an issue where I metabolize medication too quickly, making it far less effective, and making me need higher doses of everything, which does not go over well in the ERs. I had to become used to the fact that if I were going to an ER visit or a hospitalization, I was going to end up going home in worse condition then when I had gotten there, pain-wise. I was told that this place would be different in hospice is different, but I still expected it when I came here a couple nights ago. I was met with absolutely nothing but the opposite of everything I just described. All this time, I've been wondering where all of the good-hearted people, who got into medicine to help others to heal their pain, judgement free, had gone, and I seem to have stumbled upon them right here at the Franciscan hospice House. I can't say enough how amazing each and every person who works here is, and I wish I could recognize it in a way where I'm able to give back some of what they've given me, but posting my truth on the on this internet website will just have to do. All my dozens of ER visits and hospitalizations I have experienced in my adult life, made me feel like I was doing something wrong when I needed and asked for some kind of pain control, to the point where I was ashamed to even ask. I unlearned that behavior here, and I don't know if I could have gone on without that changing. I found no nefarious actions, or questionable intentions in anything that is done here by any of the people who work here, it's just good people. I was unaware they still existed. It's like finding a freaking unicorn on a bit stunned and unsure of what to do next, but this seems like the right step. I almost don't want to make any sudden movements and in fear that it might spook them and everything will go back to the hellish ways that I'm used to. If you're considering getting their services, my only advice is stop waiting and just do it, because for me, nothing but good came out of it. Your life might seem like that too, but if anyone were to pull out some more good parts of life, it would be them, and it would be here (I'm actually still a patient here as of right meow

I'll start with it's a nice clean facility. And some of the staff are angels here. But I was a bit…read moreuncomfortable on how much they drug up the patients here. My family clearly specified to not raise the Fentanyl and the sedative dosages on my mom without notifying us and they still did it behind our backs. The doctor just kept on apologizing when we complained about it. One nurse raised the dosages right after I went to the bathroom, it felt sneaky! She also kept pressuring us to press the button for more drugs when the patient was already comfortable. Also, the nurse on duty when my mom died was a bit inexperienced. We had to keep calling her back to point out that her breathing changed and she kept saying she's not leaving yet. Maybe the staff and this place should be more monitored/audited here.