All types excellent physical therapy,9ccupational and speech therapy and pallative care.read more

It has been four months since my stroke, and I am still following the instructions that my…read moretherapist sent me home with, and I see a difference almost every day. I can't say enough about how wonderful my Rehab at this hospital was! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

THANK YOU to DONNA Rachlin for all of her time, explanation, consideration and assistance. She read…read moremy needs, likes & wants perfectly and did a great job of putting together the pieces of my puzzle to my satisfaction! I look forward to moving in shortly. Sue Yahraes

Be warned - Bellingham is building out, adding new residents daily. Unfortunately services -…read morespecifically dining services - are not responding to this increase in population. Running out of menu selections (including frozen premade desserts, yes something as simple as ordering & then thawing for service), wait times of 30+ minutes ( single person waiting for seating), food still being served well out of safe temperatures ("hot" foods served at 100 - 110*, "cold" food s served at room temperature. Bottom line is that Bellingham's efforts are solely directed towards increasing resident population with little thought on quantity of life/services for existing residents. I could not recommend this facility friends & family.

Only just a few months ago, we didn't know if our mom would still be with us. Last night she played…read morea thirty minute recital on piano for the other guests and staff at her home. She's been practicing almost every day for months. People look a lot of places for inspiration, but sometimes it's those closest to you that provide the most. She can now walk in short distances, play the piano, hold her grandchildren, visit her home, and love us all the way she always has. We are all so proud of her and I will continue to appreciate every day we have with her in our lives. I hope she can inspire anyone, especially those living with Parkinson's Disease. A very big thank you to Bryn Mawr Terrace for believing her when other places wouldn't and having such a caring and supportive staff. Her next performance will be in May.

Under new management, look elsewhere. My mom was there in 2024 for 5 days, under previous…read moremanagement, they took great care of her and contacted me while I was out of town with daily updates and if they had questions and made me feel very comfortable that she was safe and cared for. I had to go into the hospital in the beginning of 2025 and she returned when they were under new management and I didn't get a single call while she was there. Only the ambulance company contacted me to confirm transportation. I sent her newly filled prescriptions with her and they threw them away, three 90 day scripts. My home health care provider went to bathe her and had to feed her and tell them she couldn't feed herself. Her discharge paperwork had 2 medical conditions that she never had, and they called me for the first time a over a week after she came home to ask if we had her mattress. She was transported there and back by an ambulance company. They were completely incompetent and I wouldn't trust them again.

So far so good! I was here to visit my grandmom last week and the staff seemed caring, enthusiastic…read moreand attentive. Gram is getting to the age where she will require 24/7 care and I really felt comfortable with her here. The staff gave her balloons for her birthday and too her outside for her occupational therapy as well- it was a really enjoyable visit.

ZERO stars for Pineview Rehab. My uncle with dementia recently stayed there and was STARVED to…read moredeath, literally. He was left a tray of food, no assistance( which he required to eat). Clearly not bathed. Clothes in a ball on his wheelchair. Only out of bed when family were there. Denied to have food or coffee( stone cold) to be heated. Zero answers to call bells. I witnessed my Uncle push the call bell to be taken to bathroom to poop, I finally went to the nurses' station to which I was told that he will just poop his pants. I took him myself...and he went. Dentures were STUCK in his mouth everytime I went there...never cleaned( No denture tabs ever used except by me). He died 9 days after spending 2 weeks there. SHAME on this place. Our elderly population need and deserve better( particularly the demented). I tried to have him moved..was told it would be against med advice and medicare would not pay. Disgusted and saddened. Zero response when higher ups were called. LOOK ELSEWHERE

I have been working here for around 2 months and its a great atmosphere.All of the caregivers are…read moregreat and always communicate. Our clients are always happy and so are their loved ones. We strive to hire and have the best caregivers we can find. We are open 24/7 for questions and concerns.

My dad needed full time health care at home for several months in Collegeville. After a very brief…read morestay at Cathedral Village in long term care, we decided it was time to bring him home. We had already fired out first at home care company when we came upon Assisting Hands. What a difference!! All of your care takers were excellent. They were thoughtful, treated my dad with dignity, loved dogs ( a must) and went about their business with such respect and care. We could not have asked for more. This company is top drawer. Do not hesitate to call them and seek out their services. You will be pleased!

My mother is a resident . Like anywhere there are ups and downs . It's a small facility, which I…read morelike . Very easy to navigate. They did have an employee that really enjoyed working with and caring for the residents. They let her go ! She was such an asset to the facility, did so much for the residents , you could tell she really loved and cared for them . She still comes in as a volunteer to help out . She is missed by everyone and the families of the residents . Her name is Wendy . I feel the facility was far better with such a caring person . So 4 star rating , not 5

My Mom has been at Truewood for 17 days and she seems to be pretty happy so far. I've been pleased…read morewith Wendy and the few staff members I've met, and I've been most grateful to Ben for helping my Mom personalize the cabinets in her apartment. I'm eager to see how my Mom settles in as the third week comes and goes. I'm also excited to see the new windows that are being installed in her kitchen space. Overall, I've been pleased with Truewood so far. I'm hopeful that this can be the place for my Mom longterm. Sincerely, Scott Paynter

Nothing but great things to say about the team here and the work they do. Friendly front office,…read moreeasy checkin process, and plenty of parking. Lots of great people, all working to help you get back you. No judging -- just helpful, incremental progress to help instill a self-help mindset to accomplish your goals. The team here really goes above and beyond and always has each other's backs. I've been to other PT spots but this feels like a combined team effort, and with much brighter and sports-oriented facility. That said, it's a complete mix of demographics and ages of patients. So regardless of whether you're an 18 year old trying to get back in the game, or an 80 year old that just needs to regain their balance, this is a great place for you.

Had surgery for a torn patella tendon due to a ski accident. By luck of the draw, Angela has been…read moremy primary therapist. She approaches everything with a "can do" attitude and a huge smile. It's a slow process but she has been incredibly attentive and knows exactly how to push and properly manage the right exercises with hands on treatment. I've had the opportunity to interact with several of the other therapists who are also very friendly and supportive. By far the best PT group I've ever been to. Hopefully, I'll be skiing next season!