My mother-in-law was at Brooks Blessings for years, I think since they opened. Lisa and Tony are…read morewonderful, caring and attentive. I don't know how they do it, but they definitely live their Christian values. My Mother in law ended up passing there and they couldn't have been more accommodating, gracious and attentive to her and her family. Consider yourself lucky if they can fit you in. They have and show the dignity every person deserves.

Brooks blessings has a professional, caring staff. The owners, Lisa and Tony Brooks, are easy to…read morework with and never hesitated to do whatever was needed to make our mom feel comfortable and at home. The staff keeps the residents and the home scrupulously clean. Our family highly recommends this adult family home.

This used to be a great facility, but it was taken over by corporate a couple years ago with…read moreexpected results. MUCH worse food that's also high starch, low protein with unflavored, frozen boiled vegetables. Greatly increased costs. Fewer services. I can no longer recommend it.

I have worked at the firs for 10 years in August. It has been one of the most rewarding jobs.read more

I am very fortunate to come to work at this community every day. Our staff is truly amazing and the…read morebest in our industry. Each day our primary goal is to enrich the lives of our residents.

No way I'd leave a relative at this place. Some patients were violent to my own mother repeatedly…read moreand not much was done about her safety and well being. Also her 2 kt. Diamond ring which she never removed turned up gone. I wouldn't trust the place. One shower a week? Wow. Bare minimum rooms, my mom suffers in here, she won't be here much longer but the lazy lawyer who's her guardian ad litem is useless.

What a welcoming and uplifting memory care community! I was especially impressed by how engaged and…read morekind the staff were with residents, everyone was smiling and seemed genuinely happy to be there. The environment was clean, fresh (no unpleasant odors at all), and full of positive energy. I also loved the Hampton's story and history display near the entrance, such a fitting tribute to how this place came to be. You can truly feel the pride and care that goes into this community. A special thanks to Hilary and Dena for your time and the tour.

I could not have chosen a better place to retire! There are 6 pages of single spaced activities in…read morethe monthly newsletter and 100+ clubs encompassing all manners of interests. There is a big woodshop, a metal shop, a weaving studio, a TV studio (channel 370), an art studio, a pottery studio, a library. There are separate buildings for an auditorium and aquatics with a swimming facility (warm water!) to name a few other amenities. There is an art walk that feature lots of artists and their work. The people & staff are friendly. Come and see the Pavilion with indoor-outdoor facilities. I am living in Independent living and hearing such positive comments from other residents, about my next stage which would be assisted living. Most importantly the CEO (Bill Strader) is a kind and empathic individual who gives a financial report to the Panorama Residents, monthly. I believe this facility is one of the top in the USA. With 1000 people on the waiting list you should include it in our consideration. See more by going to www.panorama.org. It is a non-profit facility. I could not be happier living here -- I have been here since June 2018.

I have been so happy working with Panorama, and I can't wait for my mom to move in this fall…read more Everyone is so friendly and helpful.

The Colonial Inn is wonderful. My whole family is pleased with the care our father has received…read more Our father is 95 years old. He has called the Colonial Inn home for 7 years. The place is family owned and the manager has been there for over 11 years. All staff is kind and show they enjoy working with seniors. 3 meals a day are served and the facility is close to St. Peter's Hospital. The place is very clean and never are there old, depressing smells in the lobby or the elevator. We were so fortunate to find this place after our mother passed away. Take a tour today it will provide you with such peace of mind for your loved one.

From the owner: The Colonial Inn in Olympia, WA offers retirement living at its best. Experience independent senior…read moreliving in your own apartment in a close-knit, retirement community with all the amenities, dining, security and activities under one roof.

I love this place from day one, that I started working for this company. I only received goodness…read moreand good vibes from everybody i got complements from everybody and meant a whole lot to me because they had recognized my job performance .The patience are wonderful. Yes there is a shortage of employees due to that People just either don't want to work or due too fear of Covid but that's why this company offers protection and covid testing twice a week. This company is vey precaution. if you like over time they will offer you the over time. You do have opportunity's to excel to move up. The nurses are really good to the patience, the patience are well taken care of. The hardest part of this Job was saying good bye do to that I had to move out of state. If you love to take care of patience and make a difference in somebody life then this is your calling. but if your in it for the money this isn't your job.

My wife was released to this facility from the hospital. Even with plenty of prior notice when we…read moregot to the facility they didn't have her new medication to stabilize her blood pressure. They also didn't have her anxiety medication and one of her Parkinsons medications. Their pharmacy is in Seattle and we are in Olympia and they didn't have other options. And she was very anxious from another patient that was staged in the hall and he was screaming and moaning for hours. We were very uncomfortable in our room that had no air conditioning or fan and one 8"x8" opening window for air. The staff was nice but did not seem to understand the medication and eating regime needed to care for Parkinsons patients. My wife is vegetarian and there were very few options to give adequate nutrition. After not seeing a Dr. all day I got to see the doctor in the evening and after going over my concerns he didn't say one word to me, turned away and started talking to his nurse so I felt very dismissed. The next day they still did't have the medications so I checked her out against medical advice even though I never got any advice from a doctor! I could go on but I would not recommend this facility!!

The staff shows visible compassion everytime I have been there. They support the greater community…read moreoutside of their own. The residents all appear happy and engaged with one another. It is clean and the food is very tasty!

My family member has lived at Fieldstone Cooper Point (assisted living) for over 2.5 years…read more Overall I have found his care excellent. When questions arise I always reach out to their Community Relations Director, Christina Slape. She is great, I've been working with her since day 1. If you are considering a place for a loved one you should take a good look here at Fieldstone.