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.

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.

As a 71 YO, after 18 days in the hospital, initially critically ill, I was lucky to have a bed be…read moreavailable at Wesley Lea Hill Rehab facility. As far as the facility itself: all rooms are private with private bathroom, the entire facility is clean, and the walls are filled with tasteful artworks. I found the nursing staff, including the aids, to be of excellent quality. Everyone was kind and caring. As for PT and OT, i had sessions every day except Sunday, and they were tailored to my needs - to get my lost strength back so that I could go home and be able to safely function there. The food was also surprisingly good. You're given a weekly menu where you can circle what you want or there are lists of things that are always available and you can write those in as an alternative. Their salads are beautiful. There are daily activities that you can partake in if you are so inclined. If you can't go home and you need a place to recover and regain strength, this is a very good place to be.

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.

Get out!!!!! My…read morefather was at Stafford, and I would not wish this experience on anyone. The treatment here is completely unacceptable. Staff come into rooms without knocking, with no regard for privacy or basic respect. The way they speak to patients is cold and rude, smart asses really, like people don't matter. It's disgusting how little care or compassion is shown. The facility is cold and stale. The staff's attitude is complete shit for a healthcare facility. Stafford should be ashamed of how they treat people.

I used to work here a few years ago. This place was used to be Stafford Healthcare and since it is…read morenow owned by a different company they changed the name to "Puget sound Healthcare" It takes a lot of energy and time to build up a great team of nurses, rehab team, management and all. Due to the fact that they are always understaffed we can easily say that It's not an easy turn around for this facility to be successful. I see that each and everyone that is working in this facility works really hard especially the rehab team and most importantly the nurses. If the rehab team and nurses can devide themselves just to meet their patient standard of care, they would. I would say give this facility a chance because inside this building is a great of team members that are working hard to give the care and support that our love one needs.

I am one of three siblings that was looking for a loving place for our dad, who has Alzheimers. We…read morefound the Chateau by accident and I liked it immediately. It felt like a home. I was impressed by the staff's quick responses to emails and their patience with us as we floundered around not knowing what was going to be best for dad. Shout out to Jodi and Ollie, who took us on many re-tours and answered all of our questions. I especially wanted dad in the memory care at Chateau. It seemed like the right place for him. We were ready to move him in and our lives took a shart turn and he did not move in. But, our experience with the staff and their concern for what was best for dad needed to be acknowledged. Thank you!

I am a current resident of the Chateau at Valley Center. When I moved here, it was during a severe…read moreweather problem, and my household goods were delayed. The staff immediately provided the help I needed to get settled into my life in my new studio. The assistance in my activities of daily living has been of great importance to me in regaining my independence from the need for around-the-clock nursing support in the skilled nursing home where I had been living. I enjoy the available activities for me to get involved in and the delicious meals. My new independence is precious to my family and me.

scary they are like vampires ‍ to take all your money at $550 a day…read moreDid you know? Your insurance does not pay for it and you will have to pay it all back when they pass away. ... this goes for most care centers and hospitals after 90 days, but this one only gave us 30 before they started wanting money And they know the paperwork, so be careful

I'm giving this facility two stars, and honestly that's being generous. The only reason it's not…read moreone star is because there are a handful of staff members who truly deserve recognition for the work they do every day. Before talking about the larger problems, I want to make sure the people who actually care for residents are acknowledged. Michael is one of the most compassionate CNAs I've encountered. He is sensitive, kind, and dependable. Residents feel safe with him because he treats people with patience and genuine respect. In an environment where people are often vulnerable and relying on others for help, that kind of empathy makes a real difference. Steven also deserves strong recognition. He is not afraid of hard work and consistently does his job well. What stands out most is the way he helps residents feel comfortable about their bodies during very vulnerable moments. Personal care situations can be awkward or embarrassing, but Steven handles them with professionalism and respect, which preserves people's dignity. Demetrius is another staff member who clearly works extremely hard. He is constantly moving--running up and down the halls at what feels like the speed of light trying to help wherever needed. The residents deserve better care, and the employees who work hard every day--like Michael, Steven, Demetrius, Wei, and Brandon--deserve far better support from the leaders

My mother has been living at Pacific Northwest Home Care since November 2023. She has Alzheimer's…read moreand Aphasia and requires full nursing care. Elena and her staff have taken excellent care of her from day one. It is clear that Elena and the staff care a great deal about the residents they care for and do an excellent job. What appealed to me from the fist step I took in the home is how clean, orderly, spacious and pleasant it is. I knew that my mom would like it. She is looking much healthier and happier since she has been there. I come by for quick visits and have also brought my brother and sister and their families for visits and each time we feel welcome. A Nurse Practitioner visits monthly and he and Elena are open to discussing my mom's health needs and taking a team approach to dealing with them. Elena makes excellent suggestions - and follows up on them. They also have a hair stylist visit and provide nail care. All of this means a great deal to me. My prayers were answered when I found this amazing place for my mom to live and be cared for.

Wow and Wow! Moving my mom and then my dad (45 days later) into Pacific Northwest Home Care has…read morebeen the best decision. I asked my mom what to write and she said "superb care!." Elena is amazing, genuinely caring and engaged in providing respectful and effective home care to our elders. She has hired incredible staff. Every time I visit they are moving around either spending time with the residents, providing care or cleaning. The care providers seem happy which means to me that they are being treated well and supported. My mom and dad get a better ratio of care providers compared to a skilled nursing facility and it is more cost effective and feels like they are home. I researched adult family homes and the five star ratings here are justified. Elena's communication is fabulous. She had a team of great care providers. She and her team treat my parents with the respect they deserve having survived 80 years of age and 57 years of marriage. Elena is very open to individual needs and preferences. My mom gets a personal bed bath every day and has not looked better in the past few years. My sister and I are so relieved and grateful. We are always welcomed into the house and Elena has been responsive to all communications. A++++++++.

excellent medical center; spent 2 nights 3 days in their…read moreobservation unit after visiting their modern emergency unit

My daughter thought she broke her foot again, and because her boot was worn from her foot surgery a…read moreyear ago, we went to the ER clinic. The x-ray did not show a break, so she asked for ibuprofen and a new boot. She was snapped at " we don't give out narcotics at this hospital.". She said again...can I get a new boot and a rx for ibuprofen. They told her to go sit in the lobby and left her there for 1 hour. She contacted someone and they said they were "looking for her.". So she asked again for a new boot and they snapped "I don't even know if we have any.". Then left in the lobby for an hour again. She walked out in tears, no ibuprofen or boot, and was charged $130. She is not paying for abuse. There were patients yelling out for help and they were walked past and ignored. This hospital just keeps getting worse and worse.