When Mary's condition changed and she needed to transition from Fairwood Home Care 2 to the sister…read morefacility, Abundant Life Sr Care, we were naturally anxious about the move. Hospice transitions can be emotionally difficult, but the staff made the process gentle and seamless. What we found at this facility was another level of heartfelt care -- thanks to Tammy. The owner Gardner and care representative, Tammy cared for Mary with extraordinary devotion. She treated her not as a patient, but as someone she genuinely cherished. She understood Mary's needs instantly, offering comfort, presence, and kindness in every moment. Tammy created a peaceful environment where Mary felt safe and loved. What our family will never forget is that Tammy was with Mary during her final moments when we could not be there. Knowing that Mary was not alone -- that she was held, comforted, and cared for by someone who treated her like family -- is a gift beyond measure. Tammy's compassion brought us profound peace during one of the hardest moments of our lives. This sister facility provided exceptional hospice care, and Tammy's dedication made Mary's final days gentle and dignified. We are deeply grateful and recommend this home to any family seeking true compassion and humanity for their loved one.

I can't say enough good things about them. My aunt lived here for 4 years. They were kind, very…read moreprofessional and excellent patient advocates. During the COVID restrictions, they worked with me and my family to keep in touch and gave options to visit. I highly recommend them.

Avoid this place for your loved ones. My dad has been there for over a week and he has seen one…read morenurse and has had zero showers. He's had occupational therapists and physical therapy (riding a stationary bike for 15 minutes a day) which are worth mentioning because they are the only services he's received. We told the staff we needed stairs work but they brought in a block to work with so we're not impressed. His occupational therapist also expressed his racist views, he will be reported. The food has been terrible and he's not eating and he's losing weight which they keep commenting on. When I visited last week, I was greeted with "You can't come in" which I know, I was dropping off a couple of comfort items. I know that these places are on lock down but the attitude wasn't needed. So, not sure where the quality facilities are but this isn't it.

My grandma just started her (temporary) stay here for injury rehabilitation. The whole idea is that…read moreby staying in a skilled nursing facility (SNF), she will get more PT sessions in per day, and thus her recovery will get a good starting boost. I'm writing this review on her behalf. She isn't a fan of the food, but understands that it's temporary for her. What's REALLY concerning is: - She says this SNF is very, very dirty. - She says it smells like urine throughout. - She needs to be up and moving as much as possible. After her (presumed) first walk of the day, she asked to get up and do it again in a few hours. The response was that it wasn't possible, the staff "were too busy for that". Note -- her surgeon AND hospitalist emphasized that the point of a SNF was doing her exercise regimen 3x daily and having staff to help her improve her mobility at other times of day......... Hi there, ICC staff, have you read her doctor's notes and treatment plan? Are you planning to simply not follow that plan? I'm honestly really worried that my grandma's health will get worse in her stay here. If the staff can't be bothered even when the patient asks for assistance....... Will they bother to make sure the patient is using their incentive spirometer, so that their very high risk elderly patient doesn't get pneumonia? Will they bother to take care and measure an elderly diabetic patient's blood glucose? Will update this review after her stay is over. For my grandma's sake, I hope that that the impression so far is not truly what this place is like. Seriously hoping this turns out to be a fantastic SNF. Fingers crossed.

My mother is currently in skilled nursing care at Covenant living at the Shores, and we have been…read morevery happy with our experience. First of all, is a perfectly beautiful location on the waterfront. The facility itself is so cute, they put flower pictures everywhere and big cutout of flowers to make it look like you're living in a garden. All the staff works so hard and truly care about the patients. We have been so happy with Rita at the front desk, Christabel the manager, and all our nurses, Mark, and Andrine, Ohnee, Marina, and Julieta in housekeeping. Ofra in charge of activities has been just terrific, we bring my four small kids and she lets them play with some of the activities for the patients and I think all the elderly people enjoy having the energy of the kids around. Oh, and the PT/OT team has been terrific. Susan and Alex work hard every day to get my mom on her feet and moving. Our end goal is, like Rita says, "they roll in and they walk out!" Skilled nursing is a difficult job and I think they all do it with great grace, patients, and care. I highly recommend Covenant living at the shores.

We moved our father from the hospital to Covenant Shores and clearly informed the staff about his…read moreserious heart condition, emphasizing the importance of closely monitoring his weight. Over just four days, he gained 14 pounds. We visited every single day and reviewed his chart ourselves. The chart showed no significant weight change until the fourth day, when it suddenly reflected a 10-pound gain. No one contacted us. No one expressed concern. Alarmed, we examined our father ourselves and discovered his feet and legs were massively swollen. This was on a Saturday. When we called the head weekend nurse, he was not at all alarmed. We demanded that a doctor be contacted, but were told that no doctor responded because it was the weekend. To make matters worse, the room smelled like urine, and his medications were disorganized. While weekday care had seemed acceptable, the weekend care was completely unacceptable. Fearing for our father's life, we called 911 and had him transported back to the emergency room. In the first day alone, doctors removed 7 pounds of excess fluid. That fact speaks for itself. This was outrageous and dangerous negligence. If you place a loved one at Covenant Shores, do not rely on what you are told. Go every day. Look at the charts. Look at their body. Ask questions. Trust your own eyes. Never again will we allow this kind of treatment to happen to our family.

My father was admitted to Bellevue Post Acute after a stroke on April 30, 2026 for rehabilitation…read more Prior to admission, he was able to walk with assistance and was expected to receive physical, occupational, and speech therapy to improve his condition and prepare him to return home. Unfortunately, our family's experience was deeply disappointing. During his stay, I frequently observed my father sleeping, difficult to engage, and often unable to participate meaningfully in conversations. By the time he was discharged approximately three weeks later, his physical condition appeared significantly worse than when he arrived. The medical records provided by the facility show that his Quetiapine (Seroquel) regimen was increased from once daily to twice daily during his stay. The records also show administration of melatonin and olanzapine. Physical therapy notes documented that he was "extremely somnolent" and required maximum verbal and tactile cues to stay awake, and the therapist consulted nursing staff regarding possible medication adjustment. Most concerning, the physical therapy discharge summary states that the patient exhibited "little to no functional progress as a result of skilled rehab." For a patient admitted after a stroke specifically for rehabilitation, this is very troubling. The discharge process was equally disappointing. Despite my father's significant physical limitations, our family received inadequate support in arranging post-discharge services. Necessary referrals, home health coordination, caregiver assistance, equipment recommendations, and follow-up services were not properly organized before discharge. We spent weeks trying to obtain referrals, records, and assistance that should have been addressed as part of discharge planning. The lack of social worker support and care coordination at discharge left our family struggling to secure the services and equipment my father needed. Instead of a smooth transition home, we faced delays, confusion, and significant additional stress while caring for a stroke patient with substantial mobility and cognitive challenges. In addition to concerns regarding his care, obtaining records has been an ongoing challenge. Despite repeated requests, I experienced significant delays in obtaining documentation related to an incident that occurred during his stay. While some medical records were eventually produced, I continue to seek incident reports, investigation records, witness statements, and other documentation related to the event. Every family must make their own decision, but based on my experience, I would strongly encourage anyone considering this facility to closely monitor their loved one's medications, therapy participation, rehabilitation progress, discharge planning, and communication with family members throughout the stay. This review reflects my personal experience and observations, as well as information contained in records provided by the facility.

I would rate this place a TRUE HELL HOLE…read more Almost 7 years ago, I was at Bellevue Post Acute, then Mission Heallth Care. The care was great with the exception that the person that gets the medication list from the hospital did not order my meds until hours after I arrived. Having to take critical meds every 12 hours caused me to have my kids go to my home and bring my meds to the facility. Recently I was hospitalized and requested to return to Bellevue Post Acute. I made sure the hospital sent my med list over to BPA that morning. Upon arriving at BPA, the same problem with my meds happened. They could not be delivered until after 1 am when I needed to take them at 8 pm. I had arrived at BPA after 1 pm. Around 6 pm, I was told their records showed I was not taking the meds the hospital sent over. I corrected them. My meds had not even been ordered by 6 pm!! I couldn't believe this was happening again. Again, I had to have my kids that evening spent over an hour go get my meds. I spent a week at BPA and checked myself out because of the unbelievable conditions. The meals were never on time, sometimes up to over 2 hours late. I barely ever received what the slip which came with my meal said I received. One morning I received a piece of toast and hash browns. I asked where's my fruit and eggs? After my nurse went to the kitchen, she came back and stated they were out of food. My daily meds were usually late. One day over 2 hours late. When I went in my wheelchair to ask the med gal if I could have my meds I was told I would have to wait. I was not allowed to get out of bed without help to use the rest room. I buzzed for help and 2 1/2 hours later, a gal came to help me. She was running into my room gasping for air. She told me she had 25 patients to take care of. I reported this to the Director of Nursing. I was told that was a Medicare Rule, which I couldn't believe. I attended chair exercise classes. I was in disbelief when a patient from an Isolation Room wheeled himself into the exercise area each day. He was exposing everyone to whatever he had!! I went to BPA because I had a severe gout attack, which affected my ability to walk. Unknown to me at the time, the hospital had me on a special gout diet. This meant no beef, pork or shellfish. BPA was totally aware of this and never altered my menu. I was eating foods that caused flares and excruciating pain!! On a Monday I went to the Social Workers Department and told them I was leaving that Thursday. I heard nothing from anyone about checking out. I went to the Director of Nursing's Office and was told there was nothing on her records stating I was to check out. The remainder of the day, I contacted a gal by I think her name was Alisha. She had already left for the day. Her voicemail was full, so I texted her. I was told my daughter had to sign papers which were never sent. Thursday morning, an associate of Alisha came into my room and told me that since I was checking out against their advice that I couldn't take my meds with me. I needed my new med and panicked. I called my MD and she called an order in to my pharmacy for me Alisha also called my daughter and requested I stay at least another 3 days so she could get paperwork processed. My daughter replied, "my mom is checking out at noon." "You were informed Monday morning she was leaving Thursday." I was told by Alisha that Physical Therapy and a Home Health Nurse would take about a week to start coming to my home. It's been a month since I left and I have not had a Physical Therapy Person or Nurse contact me. I will say the nurses at BPA were great. That's about the only good thing I can say about this place. The kitchen, social services and the person that orders meds needs desperate help. What happened to me, especially with the meds is happening to every patient there. This place is a TRUE HELL HOLE!!!

Highly recommended! Knowledgeable, prompt, and very helpful…read more An unplanned hospital trip convinced me that my parents needed to find homes with better care options than the "independent living." As I started research, there were too many options for me to be able to understand the differences, and then it appeared I would need to call each one to verify the current status and admission policies! In my research I came across Tibi and A1 Senior Care Advisors. A call to Tibi was promptly answered, and he helped figure out the specifics of what I needed, how to work with my parents, how to work with the homes, and how to reach solutions in a timely way. His knowledge of the homes and the senior care industry cut through a lot of the "marketing" copy and got to the essential issues of types of care, licensing, costs and locations. Rather quickly he helped narrow the search to a handful of homes to visit, and listened to my concerns and answered my questions about the trade-offs. Within a month we got my parents into new living appropriate for their current and future needs. They have been there a month now without any problems arising. Tibi and A1 Senior Care Advisors made the process less stressful, quicker, and based on facts and knowledge rather than guesswork. I highly recommend talking to them to help in your search for Senior Care.

Tibi was a great resource for our family as we tried to navigate a difficult situation from…read moremultiple states. He is exceptionally knowledgeable, kind, and a skilled listener. We're very grateful to him and highly recommend his services.

I'm a health care professional in hospice, and a huge part of my job is helping patients and…read morefamilies obtain quality and affordable private caregivers to supplement the care that the family is providing for their loved one. Husky, a smaller and caring agency, recently came into a very challenging situation with a frail very elderly couple, and despite their resistance to accepting outside care, Husky has completely won them over. Unlike some other care agencies that i've worked with,Husky not only comes in and provides a free consult with a care manager, they CONTINUE to have the managers monitor and communicate with the family and the healthcare team. Care managers Jennifer and Kris have been stellar in this way, and have found the most amazing caregiver, Michael, who visits them 2x weekly, each for 4 hours. They do it all, from driving the couple to errands and MD appts, to an outing at the lake, to meal prep, to light housekeeping, to personal care for our hospice patient. They are not the cheapest agency out there, but there is a real reason for this: quality caregivers, and a hands-on collaborative approach, My agency has no affiliation or relationship with Husky or any other agency, but i did feel it would be helpful for those who are seeking good safe care to give it a go. :)

We wanted to move my mom out of assisted living and back home for her final days. Husky got full…read moretime care set up in just a few days. Their caretakers were great, and mom was able to pass in her own home.

We made the right decision to place our mom at the Bellevue Senior Care. She was at the final phase…read moreof dementia. Adina and her loving team cared for her like their own. They are professionals, experienced and understand how to care for our mom in their beautiful and serene home and garden. They are meticulously clean and neat, dressed her in daily ensembles, served health home cooked meals. Our mom made good friends with the other four residents. They socialized in their own cute unique way, they sang, danced, shared dolls and stuffed animals. It was comforting and reassuring to see our mom enjoyed a good quality life at her last years. Adina and her team have exceeded our expectations. They were angels for our mom. We are forever grateful.

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This is the kind of living in downtown Bellevue I'd love have, from the valet team to the chef,…read moreservers, and management, the service was flawless. You can just feel how well the residents are cared for here--it's the kind of place anyone would be lucky to call home. I couldn't resist snapping the gorgeous views and the chef's spread for our group of CFOs... trust me, it tasted even better than it looked!

Absolutely wonderful facility!…read more Did some extensive research on options for Gma about a year before she moved in, June of 2025. Wanted a quality place where she would feel at home and be able to make friends and socialize and stay busy. The Executive Director, Madelyn, is absolutely fabulous to work with, you can tell she really cares about the residents and has a passion for what she does. The support staff and activities team are all so welcoming, smiley and overall great to be around and provide a very warm and welcoming vibe for residents and visitors! We did some extensive research into assisted living facilities and this was by far my #1 choice for reasons I will list below: 1. The amenities - activities galore and always changing, well thought out and the activities staff are friendly and are proficient in social engagement for the elderly and cognitively impaired. They do a good job of offering lots of engagement opportunities for residents. 1.a. - Addtl ammenitites - attached bistro that is open to the public, resident key required for entry from bistro into the facility. Nice for a little change of scenery 1. b. - Addtl - salon on site! Addtl fee, but there is a hair salon ON SITE ... I believe they might do nails as well but not sure... but this is SO convenient for those that don't drive and don't want to hassle with booking the resident shuttle LOVE LOVE This! & it's right off the entry way so it has a nice window view to the street 1. c. - Addtl - shuttle! The resident shuttle can be booked to take vehicle-less residents to their doctors appointments, or any other places within a 5 mile radius that they need to go! They typically have a weekly grocery trip on the activities calendar as well, so there's a pre-planned trip that everyone can go on for any grocery needs. 2. The facitity itself - always clean, very beautifully decorated, love the small touches of real flowers on the lunch tables when they have them as well as holiday decor, little snack and treats in the lounging area with some fresh water, apples and cookies, great layout of the facility, good location with a decent flat walkway right out front that residents can go for easy walks. Elavators with key required access to go to up resident floors. Location is RIGHT down the street from Overlake hospital, which is convenient, we did have to go there one evening when gma was having dizziness and vomiting and it only took a few minutes to get there. VERY convenient for healthcare reasons. 2. a Rooms - rooms are somewhat small but are perfect size for one or two people that are mostly going to be out and about in the facility the majority of the day. Each room has decent views so that is very nice (we looked at several different options of rooms before choosing). The bathrooms are large and perfect for safety for the age range of target residents. Linens and house keeping are provided once a week!!! Yay!!! 3. Care & safety - The assisted staff bring meds in the AM and they do nightly safety check rounds, call button lanyard for each resident and emergency safety pulls in each restroom in the facility and in each private resident restroom. RN on staff with 24/7 staff on site who can call the on-call RN if needed. Concierge staffed desk during the open hours of the facility, which is so nice there's always someone monitoring who is coming in, check in required with name badge. Resident key required for elavators up to floors! 4. Food & dining - the food is excellent and a well thought out rotating menu. Some of the same, regular items available, but always a new highlighted daily menu with new and exciting items. The food is clearly quality and cooked well, they didn't hire just anyone, the chef is a real chef! The dining room is open access all day from AM until dinner time, I think they close up at 6pm. 5. Staff - how the facility chooses their staff and what type of staff they have on site says a lot. All the staff during my visit seems welcoming, pleasant, smiling, helpful and overall enjoyed being at their jobs. The long term care sector can be one that is overlooked and underserved and we were not going to choose a place that hires people that don't want to be at their jobs because caring for loved ones is a very important role and this was a huge factor for us as well. 6. Price - price is expensive but honestly is similar to other facilities yet far exceeds in value above and beyond the others that we looked at. We visited this place about a year prior to moving Gma in, they allowed us to come for a complementary lunch and activity to get a feel and be shown around and all that. Mom and I visited, did the tour and looked at rooms and a later date I brought Gma for lunch and an activity. I was very pleased with the experience and recently visited Gma in Oct of 2025, a few months after she moved in, for about a week and a half. The experience was nothing less than the prior visit! A+++ would HIGHLY recommend!

After trying a CCRC, a Merrill Gardens memory care facility...thank goodness we found Sunset…read moreGardens. My mother requires full time care given her needs. This was the first place that understood her requirements, met them and provides amazing personalized care. Dee, Mary, Melissa and their team of caregivers are amazing. The setting is surprisingly tranquil for Renton and is in a beautiful home. Only one of the 5-6 rooms has a private bath. There is 24x7 constant care. The doctor makes house calls once a month! What can I say? With Sunset Gardens our family and mother would have been in serious difficulty.

From the owner: Our home has two registered nurses available twenty-four hours a day and a physician on-call who…read morevisits the residents on a regular basis. This home will provide any type and level of care if the needs of the resident can be met in a safe manner. We are owned and operated by two registered nurses with over thirty years nursing experience and over twelve years in the Adult Family Home business. We often accommodate light care all the way through to nursing home level of care.