I'm not sure how to rate a hospital especially when you are there because of the worst of…read morecircumstances and you know that everyone working is trying their hardest to make sure that the most terrible situation doesn't emerge. I know Harborview as the region's best trauma center, and I knew when the call came that I needed to be present because of a situation that it was not a good situation. So, let's keep with the basics. Parking was incredibly easy to find. If I had one concern it was that because there's a few other hospitals were parking isn't convenient. You either end up so far away from the emergency room that the walk over feels like a lifetime or you end up in some convoluted location that it takes an additional ten minutes to find where you are. Harborview offers a variety of parking options from valet to self-park which is incredibly handy. The hospital itself is very clean. I still associate hospitals with very sterile environments - the white walls, the white floor, the bright flourescent lights, the antiseptic smell that permeates the air like a horrid perfume you can't quite escape. So when I see a hospital that tries to break my strong impression I appreciate the small gestures from the light green paint to the chair rail that made the space feel less like an institute and slightly more inviting. I found the emergency waiting room and check-in process to be a little confusing. When you're a visitor and trying to get in and find out status all the different stations can be a bit daunting. I never ended up at any of these stations because the social worker quickly found the waiting group and we were eventually taken to the ICU. The social worker was great. Patient, soft spoken, understanding she helped the process immensely. I do not envy her job. The ICU was nice. The waiting area was conveniently laid out so that groups of people could gather comfortably without rearranging furniture. They were testing out a new system that I guess will one day give status of different rooms so you can check if your particular person is in their room, in surgery, or any other number of statuses. The nurses were patient and kind. I know everyone has different experiences and going to the hospital in any capacity - unless you work there - is never going to be pleasant. I appreciated the attentiveness that Harborview showed us that day and the kindness that they offered.

Go here if you would like to experience medical experimentation by interns and medical staff that…read moredo not listen to patients and family, that kill and abuse family members. My father died of death induced by dehydration after having had a stroke and then administered medication that we told the staff he could not take. The medication made him a vegetable. So, we watched him dehydrate to death and had the topper of a chief nurse yelling at my father and pinching him so hard she dug her nails into his skin and made this traumatized man weep! She did this in front of family members and they were horrified and traumatized by her behavior as a result. This occurred all in the highly acclaimed neuro unit. Then, when my father would not die fast enough they transferred him to the most disgusted, urine soaked nursing home from hell where he finally died of dehydration the next day. Pure hell!!! It was a nightmare that I wish on no one! I often hear that harborview is so spectacular but, that must have been some time in the past or for others. This is the second family member I've had die under their experimental care by juvenile doctors. In my experience, this institution is a pathetic, embarrassing, scourge on the face of medicine! Be warned! Beware!

Went there 11/9/23 to 12/7/23 and I'm still doing really good. This was the best experience I had…read moreever had. The people are amazing, the community is amazing & they met all my needs. I still have friendships with people that I was also in there with to this day who are still clean & sober which is great!

I recently discharged from Olalla Guest Lodge (Recovery Center) and I am not going to write about…read morehow awesome the Staff and my stay was because if you're serious about your recovery, the staff is there to help give you the tools but YOU AND ONLY YOU have the choice and for me I chose SOBRIETY. I walked into the recovery center thinking Nah whatever but the inpatient treatment was my first experience. If you really want sobriety and a wonderful experience you should Give them a call. Had I not checked myself in, I don't know where I'd be. I walked in there a cocooned caterpillar and left a social butterfly. Olalla and their wonderful Staff care! If you choose to be sober, give them a try you can't do this alone and I know that for a fact, so I would like to thank the staff and my counselor For giving me the tools I needed. I now have the courage to say "it is what it is , until it isn't " and getting loaded and having my old life back ISN'T what I want I want what every recovering addict has and that's the confidence and tools they got to staying sober. Thank you, Olalla.

This place is a blessing, not just the teachings bit also the staff and facility are beyond amazing.read more

May I go less than zero.......... absolutely do not go to rip off out fit. I went there once…read morebefore, had a decent experience. I failed, made arrangements to go back. Went in at prescribed time, went through all their bullshit. Spent LESS than 24 hrs in that shit hole, was FORCED to go to hospital. No shower, no change of clothes, no phone, no nothing.

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

I spent 3+ months at CLH after a couple of weeks in the hospital, being rehabilitated so that I…read morecould go home. Let me start by saying that everyone of the employees that I had any level of interaction with, were superb. A large portion of the employees were immigrants and most spoke english very well or good enough to communicate. All the Nurses and Nurses's Aids were exceptional in the way they worked with and treated the residents. Rooms were cleaned most every day. The PT staff were also excellent. Overall, I would give this facility an A++ rating.

Update: There is a new clinical administrator who is trauma informed and a wonderful person. I've…read moreseen changes since my last review in the facility, and while no facility is perfect they are doing their best to implement better practices. While my time there may have not been the best for my specific situation, the place does what it needs to do and offers that first essential step into recovery. I highly recommend the outpatient at Eastlake, it's been crucial for me and my recovery and I couldn't be more grateful. It works if you want it to work.

I received treatment at the Kirkland facility which is okay. But for the amount the establishment…read moreis charging you would think you could get a lot of the $20,000 they charge for 28 days. I also received aftercare at the Renton facility...needless to say I no longer receive care there and transferred to a MUCH better facility that has humility, is personable and ACTUALLY cares for their patients and not just the money. Lakeside doesn't call unless they're looking for a payment. You won't hear from your counselor unless you miss a payment. It's unfortunate that humility is a great message that is taught there but they don't even show it as an establishment themselves..

Dr Favreau cured me. I could barely walk a year ago and I dealt with a lot of bad pt trying to…read morefigure out what was going on with my back. He got me back to living normally and even being able to exercise again. I couldn't believe how quickly I started to feel better. I highly recommend stability health center!

Great experience getting chiro and massage. They have special equipment to help you recover and…read moretrain on site. Dr Favreau is very knowledgeable and caring about his patients. The masseuse Tom is also very knowledgeable and uses a wholistic approach to massage for healing. I've been seeing them for half a year now and plan to keep coming back for future needs.

There are fancier places with better food but the care and friendship that the staff of Shoreline…read moreoffered my dad more than made up for this. It's down-to-earth, genuine people that make the difference.

IF YOU ARE CONSIDERING THIS PLACE, TAKE THE TIME TO READ THIS!!!!…read more I have waited over a month before writing this review. My mother contracted Covid (she was vaccinated) at this facility and died. I am not terribly upset about that, there are MANY other issues. First of all, I felt the physical therapy part of this facility was the only competent and caring group. I chose this facility over 5 others that I had to choose from for the clean appearance, friendly staff, and the nearby, decent physical therapy center within the complex. They showed me a spacious room, that ended up not being like other rooms. The bathroom of her room was shared, I was unaware and never considered that they did this, especially with Covid. My mother was here after she fractured her hip and while rehabbing had significant leg and muscle pain.....very normal. After a few days I was concerned that she had suffered a stroke....her mind was foggy, speech had become slurred, but I just happened to be on the phone when an attendant came with her meds. I could hear the conversation clearly. Now, my mother was taking half an oxycodon (As Requested), but would take it a half hour prior to physical therapy. This day, along with her typical meds, pink pill was delivered, she asked the attendant twice what it was, "Take it, its for pain." I told her not to take it. "Take it," I heard him say. I told her to throw it on the floor, I KNEW it was not any pain pill that she had asked for. After MANY phone calls, I found out that the Nurse Practitioner (ROMA) had prescribed her Flexiril (As Requested) without my Mother or I being informed. She never had asked or requested it. In my mind, it was the equivalent of being "roofied" and it was under the direction of ROMA. In her state of mind, she did not know they had added this narcotic. This was why she was lethargic, slurred speech, etc. I confronted this "Medical Professional" with questions, in particular, when rehab causes muscle pain, is this the normal course of action over ice and tylenol or the like. They simply DRUGGED HER to make it easier. After my conversation, they used ice, compression and a "pain patch" and she was able to progress again. Be ever vigilant if your loved one ends up here, and, in particular, check on the nursing and Roma. She exuded incompetence and dishonesty. One of the ladies that has been there for quite sometime is allowed to keep her TV on 24\7 at a ridiculous high level that makes it difficult to rest. My mother had to fight to get her bed changed after an accident, some attendants treated her roughly when changing bedding, etc. The facility doctor told me he would see my mother weekly. That was total BS. It was very difficult to get calls returned until I e-mailed several administrators and care givers with a CC to my attorney. Oh, but when Medcair was getting near the end of their paying duration I did receive calls, even though her supplemental insurance would cover the costs and the information had been submitted with them. Can you guess what happened with that? Yup, they had lost it, but it did not matter, she contracted Covid there, and died. When she tested positive for Covid, I received a call from Roma that her blood oxygen levels were declining. I had to TELL HER to send her to a hospital, thus she was sent to UW and put into ICU. I truly believe they would have tried to care for her there and allowed it to worsen and spread further. Choosing that facility and the incompetence and uncaring that she endured will haunt me forever. They are good with the sales, the empty promises, and the appearance that you see when you enter, but it is awful. I did not even mention the food, once a week showering, indiscriminate times of delivering meds, or the way they had not even bagged her belongings to "quarantine" them like the hospital does with the belongings of those with Covid.

I wouldn't send a goldfish in a bowl here, this place needs to be shut down YESTERDAY. Blatant…read moreMedicare fraud and neglect occurs hourly. Fecal matter left in care areas and tracked through with patient wheelchairs. Urine soaked towels left to marinate. Oh and let's not forget residents smoking methamphetamine in their rooms. Residents are tricked into signing over their power of attorney.Any concerns raised result in you getting punished with a heavier assignment of residents or your hours cut to shut you up. Physical therapists operate solely on ego , The scheduler is too busy applying makeup or sleeping in her office to care .The reviews on here are all falsified by employees. Insulin needles were left in patient beds, PPE seems to be optional furthering the spread of illness. Anyone looking to keep their licensure and avoid jail time should avoid this place at all costs. Corruption stems from management and trickles down. I wouldn't wish this place on my worst enemy and to say this is a skilled nursing facility is a joke.

My goodness. ANOTHER one star review. SURPRISE! Staff was OK for the most part. The Physical…read moreTherapists were good. I received conflicting information about how to do a day trip. (You have to go with a friend or, you need a doctor's permission. The door closes at 6 and no one can return to the facility when my neighbor returned at 9 pm) The cook needs to be fired. Immediately. The shear number of "casseroles" made it seem like she wasn't even trying, just throwing together what she had. (Example; dry cubes of evidently economy cut chicken with some generic industrial "sweet and sour" sauce) So, ya, send someone here you hate.