They offer varieties of home health care . Most of the workers are experiences. The owners are…read moredoctors.

I love CHC services. I have a rare genetic disorder that leaves me in an excessively fragile…read morestate. I can literally dislocate a shoulder simply by opening a refrigerator. Needless to say, I am unable to care for myself when my husband is on travel. That's why I'm SO thankful for CHC. Whether for one week, or three weeks, or even months due to neck multiple neck surgeries - I know that CHC will send a qualified, kind, hard-working to come help me. Everything from taking out the trash, cleaning to tub, cooking, driving, grocery shopping, washing my hair - they do it all with a smile. After my neck surgeries I needed help with everything - and I was always treated with dignity and respect - even when they washed my butt. Whether you're looking for short term care, or long term care, I highly recommend CHC Services.

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!

If you want or need grief counseling after a family passing- get it on your own elsewhere…read more Counseling staff can't keep an appointment, repeatedly cancelling. The care for my dad was a mixed bag, some good and some mediocre. After my dad's passing, they told us we would have up to 1 year of bereavement counseling free through continuum. Sounds great, but problem is you can never get a first appointment to have access to individual and or group therapy. Have had three cancellations for a first appointment. I scheduled time off from work to make these appointments. If people can't get a first appointment that sticks then the proposed therapy is useless.

If I was in a position to choose a hospice for my loved one, I would not choose this company again…read more The first nurse we had, Christina, was so detached and unsupportive. Anytime we'd call, it felt like we were a burden. Mom had a bad fall. I reached out and asked for a call back. She said she would call, but did not. I had to call her after waiting so long. Mom was unconscious after that fall for 3 days, makes me so infuriated. We didn't want to switch hospices because we thought it would be too much of a hassle with mom in the condition she was in and having to switch out equipment. Looking back, we should have. After the fall, I moved mom in with me, and the nurse changed to Armie. One of the good things about that hospice is her. She genuinely cared and you could feel her sincerity. Eventually, we had to move her to an adult family home. The nurse switched to Pearl, and she was the only other good thing about this company. Mom began actively transitioning, and at one point, began aspirating. The caregiver called after hours. You'd think they would call back pretty quickly, but nope, I had to call in again and demand a nurse call. I would not recommend this hospice. Families deserve compassionate and responsive care during end-of-life moments, and this company simply did not deliver that

My wife was a client here for 18 months until I could retire and care for her at home, the smaller…read moresetting was a lot easier for her than a larger care facility less people and staff to adjust to while dealing with Dementia. They took care to schedule medical care if she had health concerns and were great about accommodating visits. The home was clean and she had her own room for privacy. Thanks Greg

My mother was diagnosed with a very rare bacterial infection. She had surgery that removed most of…read moreher heel bone to eradicate the infection. Her post op care required a wound vac and a facility that was equipped to change it out every 3 days. This facility came up as qualified for this specific care. They approved the care order. After being there for a week, my mother's wound vac hadn't been changed and when I called to find out what was going on , I was told Benito was the only one trained to switch it out and he didn't work weekends. Left early for an "emergency" This was a Friday night. It should have already been switched out by this point I called and made a fuss. This care is the difference between keeping or losing her leg. Benito came back in on his day off to do the required care we paid for. When he went to change the vac out he ripped the bandage off my mother's open wound and caused tremendous pain. So much so my mom too afraid to let the staff know when she was having any discomfort. After that incident they were cold and distant with her and rude with me when I visited. She came home before she was ready because we were both concerned about elderly abuse. I would like to think anyone in this profession would treat people the way they would want their parents to be treated. Amazingly after this incident , they had another nurse do wound vac changes. Today we received a $3000 bill after being told her stay was covered by insurance. No itemized charges. Just 3/1 and cost of service. From the facility.

I'd like to be transparent in the fact that this review is after visiting the rehabilitation center…read moreon a tour, and I have not had a family member personally stay here. However, I have learned that it is challenging to know what to expect, and find good resources, so I felt like leaving a review might at least be helpful to some... The location itself not on a busy street, the parking could use improvement, however, there is some in the back. I do think the staff here is efficient and they were very responsive to phone calls and questions and coming in for a tour. During the tour I was able to ask any questions that I wanted to, and was able to understand clearly Aryana's responses. The way that this location is set up, included a short term, hallway, and a long-term hallway, the cleanliness of the areas were pretty good, and the overall facility did show a movie area, and boardgame area. I don't expect any location to be perfect, I did see a lot of seemingly happy family members visiting there, family while passing through the hallways... There was one spot that smelt of urine, but perhaps that was being addressed. Overall, I think if you are looking for someplace that your family needs to stay at, this is a good spot to begin your tour, and see.

I was a patent of Dr.Barbra Mendrays and very proud to say, in almost 57 years she is hands down…read morethe absolute best Drs I have ever had! I was struggling so bad and was on Suboxone and still am but, I was struggling with almost everything in my life! I didn't trust a Dr to touch me let alone take my life in there hands due to a bad situation and, my life was falling apart even though I was on Suboxone. Dr.Mendrey was so easy to talk to and so supportive and coucled me every step of the way. I have moved to Arizona and will never forget how much she helped me and, God's truth be known, I probably wouldn't be writing this review and as happy as I am today! Thank you Dr Mendrey and everybody in your office

Dr. Myers is thorough and attentive. We are ever grateful to his dedicated support in the health…read moreof our family.

My mother received excellent loving care for more than 7 years at Sun Village Senior Care. Lorraine…read moreis a registered nurse and she monitored and insured that my mother was well cared for. My mother suffered from dimensia and was happy living at Sun Village Senior Care, and I highly recommend it for anyone suffering from dimensia who needs 24/7 care.

5+++ stars for sure! My siblings and I have had such peace of mind since Mom moved here 2 yrs ago…read more We couldn't believe our luck that the owners (Lorraine and Dorel) both grew up in Adult Family Homes and that Lorraine had a nursing background. Lorraine is on top of everything and communicates any concerns immediately. She also answers all questions openly, willingly, and thoroughly. The caregivers are first rate and have been there for a long time. They are so warm, funny personal, and observant. Each time I visit, I feel great leaving Mom in such caring hands. The house is modern yet cozy and homey. It couldn't be cleaner. It is in a quiet tree-lined street and has a backyard and side patio. The home cooked meals look and smell delicious, and at holidays they pull out all the stops!! We are truly satisfied with all aspects of Mom's care at Sun Village!

I have been at CLA for five weeks now, in rehab for a broken leg post-surgery. I'm 75 and this is…read moremy first time in a place like this. The staff is outstanding. Certified Nurse Assistants (CNA's) are the heart of the operation, and come from all over the world. They are competent, cheerful, safe, clean, hard working and kind, as good as it gets IMHO. PT's, OT's and nurses do their jobs well, despite my desire to push myself too hard for my own good. There are some levels of administration missing for smooth running, but I understand this is temporary due to unexpected staff departures (for family and health reasons) If half-point ratings were available I would dock CLH a half-point because the food is awful. Some is inedible, diet orders are not followed, and it's always cold. Friends have ended up bringing me food, and given my low appetite that worked for me. The wonderful staff makes up for the poor quality of the meals, and then some. But be advised. The non-profit quality of caring is evident in the cheerful interior of the building, the architecture is airy and accessible, and the courtyard is lovely. CLA is not perfect, nor is anywhere. My first two weeks here were hard given the trauma of a post-op seizure, but I have felt safe and cared-for and I AM recovering. If, God forbid, I need rehab or long-term care, I would come back here.

This is a place to heal and recover. No matter what type of care is needed, it's always provided…read more The front office folks are always involved with your healing process. The care professionals are great. No matter day or night the care team is wonderful. Family is how this place feels. I was a patient for several weeks and I'm better for it. Thanks all