This is a great place for a loved one to live if they are active and independent. My mother lived…read morehere for a year, and as her health declined, she needed more assistance. I would visit once or twice a week, but not at meal times, and when I inquired at the end of a month how many meals she had eaten, they informed me she had only had 2. I really think there should have been some way for the staff to know that and inform me (her contact person). Then when you add another level of care to the program, it is always another exorbitant amount added to your bill. I moved her out shortly after this occurrence.

Independent living, assisted living, and perhaps memory care. A nice facility, close to…read moreshopping-groceries, garden supplies, urgent care, Costco, more. Priced higher than places outside the high ended east side. One meal a day, or use your "points". On site and garage parking-for a fee. Staff seems friendly. Front desk manned 24/7, which is quite good. On staff RN, and LPN, and other care staff. Make this one of the places you check out, and compare to others.

I don't recommend working for this company they support discrimination of their employees and their…read moreemployees lying to cover their bad ways. Anyone in a leadership role can't be trusted and even when you think they have your back they will gladly stab you in the back. I have also meet people who have moved their loved ones into the facility and regretted it and wish they could get them out but due to the contracts they are unable to get their loved ones out of the facility.

I have two parents in Timber Ridge, so I can share a bit of their experience, and my family's, for…read morea The Times we have visited, and dealt with the facility's staff. My parents have lived there going on 10 years. They purchased their unit after having looked at a lot of higher-end condos around the Eastside. They had not had ANY intention on going into a progressive care community. They were both healthy, and in their mid-seventies, having no need for any level of care. But as family members we were concerned that they might need some level of care soon enough, as my dad had Parkinson's. He wasn't experiencing many symptoms, and so far it had progressed slowly, but you never know. So we hated the thought of them having to move again in just a few years, when it is so disruptive to their lives. But they had categorically dismissed even the idea of looking at progressive care options, as they prejudged what they would find, and were unwilling to move down-scale that much...at least as they perceived what they would find. So I met with their real estate agent, privately, and expressed the family's concerns. I strong advocated for doing the research, and then presenting what he found, and then we would go from there. While he was their agent, not ours, he understood the concern, having been recently through it with his own parents. So he agreed to give it a serious look, but only presenting anything worthwhile, directly to our folks. I was good with that. Less than a week later my folks had seen Timber Ridge, and fell in love with it. And they were trying to CONVINCE US that it was the way to go!! What a turn-around!! They discovered an absolutely beautiful campus, built up on the eastern slope of Cougar Mountain, as a part of the Talus community, with a commanding view of Sqwak Mountain, downtown Issaquah, the Issaquah Highlands, and the Cascade Mountains. The building is LEEDS Silver Certified for energy-efficiency. Anyone who knows realizes this is a very high standard that few new buildings meet. The overall building is designed in kind of a neo Northwest Lodge look, with exposed wood, open timbers, etc, without being rustic in the least. It has full facilities to meet almost every need except doctor's appointments and shopping! It included a beautiful dining room, with patio seating for the Summertime. The dining room is menu service, with daily specials, a wine list, and bar service; not cafeteria-style dining. You don't have assigned seating, but you can make reservations, including bring in people from the outside with you. A full-service lounge, cafe, and a grab-n-go convenience food counter, with espresso service. Car service, for those who can't drive but need to get-around. Hair salon and barber services. Workout room, swimming pool, library, meeting/craft rooms, larger event facilities for large meetings, and hosted events. The units are spacious, with full kitchens, and all the normal condo facilities, with the addition of emergency call buttons built-in. They were fortunate to get on the waiting list to purchase at a time when several units came open. A 2-bed/2.5 bath penthouse-style unit came open, with vaulted ceilings, which provided a spectacular view to the East. They were allowed to remodel the unit to the degree they wanted to...even though the condition of the unit, which was very good. The care facilities allow for increased care all the way up through memory care. Our folks have had to move up in care, unfortunately. My mom moved to memory care this last year. What a blessing it was that she was less that 100 yds away, and my dad could walk over to hangout with her, as often as he liked. My dad moved up to assisted-living this last Fall. The facility even helped move him, even hanging his pictures. The staff have been wonderful. So loving and caring, both based on what I see, and what my folks tell me. And they go out of their way to take care of things they don't have to, like meals. Rather than my dad going back down to the dining room to eat his meals, they bring up a menu, and bring his dinner up to him, so he can eat with her two meals a day. That takes effort on their part. Three floors and 50 yds, just to take care of his special needs...twice each day. My mother has recently been put on Hospice care, and I have met some of the new staff members and nurses, and they treat her as if she was their own mother. I see them be tender with the other residents as well. Sitting and doing crafts, reading, playing the piano and singing...and none of this in a scheduled activity time...just to make their lives better. That's not always easy, or possible with memory care residents.

I have been part of the Bellewood community for over a year - and it has been life fulfilling. A…read morekind and accepting community, new and engaging activities each week, varied, excellent food - it is everything I had hoped to have. This is a place for independent living, and some residents hire help to assist them during the week. This may seem small, but I delight in being in a place that is all flat - no unexpected steps.

My folks moved into Bellewood nearly two years ago, and it has been a great place for them. The…read morebest thing is the community. The staff and the residents are all very supportive. Everyone on the staff seems to know each resident, and have personal connections with the people who live there. Residents range in age from their 70s to over 100. There are movie screening rooms, music performances, community meetings, a pool table, a regular bus for shopping and errands, etc. You can do as much or as little as you want to. My mom was in a group that took a watercolor class away from the building, and they got the community bus to take them to and from class. It is convenient to I-90, on the Sammamish plateau. Note that this is NOT an assisted living facility. This is for people who are self sufficient but don't usually want to bother with cooking. One meal a day is provided, in a very pleasant dining room, and very light apartment cleaning once a week. That means a good meal with friends every day, and the vacumning and dusting are done (bed made too if you want). Beyond that, you do whatever you like to do. When my dad was diagnosed with cancer & was in and out of the hospital, everyone there was very supportive of both of them, and of me. When he died my mom and I were able to provide hospice in the apartment, and a neighbor would check in on her way to lunch to see if my mom wanted her lunch brought to her. But the staff cannot and will not try to provide any medical assistance. There are fancier places being built in the area, but what makes a community work is the people, not the counter tops and carpeting. Living at Bellewood is putting spring in my mom's step and adding years to her life. If you or someone you love is in mid to late retirement and wants to take it easy and just do the fun stuff, check it out. Bellewood - Retirement Living 3710 Providence Point Drive S.E. Issaquah, Washington 98029 http://www.bellewood.com/index.asp

I received my PT here after my TKR which didn't go as planned after a longer inpatient stay. My…read moresister had referred me to a place that she had used, so I checked it out before surgery , booked my first week appointments and thought that everything was all set. However, they didn't have me on their schedule at all when I was suppose to start my first week post op. I found Quest Physical Therapy accidentally and only a few miles from my home, and this place has an entire team of collaborative professional staff , all well trained in their jobs! Everyone is so caring and attentive. You feel better just being there! I worked primarily with Jamie Bollinger who is truly an expert in her field . She was very good at motivating and empowering me, helping me to understand the new mechanics of my knee. She helped me push myself to do the hard work needed for my recovery. She also is certified in Dry needling which was new to me, and definitely helpful! I had a few times to work with Nathan, and both techs Ben, and Julie were all professional and caring. Anthony and Stefanie were both very helpful setting up my sessions and insurance, and billing. I truly would recommend Quest to those needing professional physical therapy. Millie Cunningham

I can't say enough great things about Quest Physical Therapy in Issaquah, especially Dr. Anthony…read more(Tony). From the very first appointment, his punctuality stood out--appointments always start on time, which immediately shows respect for your schedule and your care. Dr. Tony is not only incredibly kind, but also genuinely empathetic. He truly listens, takes the time to understand how you're feeling, and makes you feel seen and heard as a person--not just a patient. There's a real, unmistakable sense that he cares deeply about your recovery and well-being, and that level of compassion is rare. His expertise across multiple modalities is impressive. Whether it's targeted manual therapy, therapeutic exercises, or other advanced techniques, Dr. Tony clearly knows how to tailor treatment to what you need to get back on your feet safely and efficiently. He explains the "why" behind everything, which builds confidence and trust throughout the recovery process. If you're looking for a physical therapist who combines technical excellence with genuine human care, Quest Physical Therapy--and Dr. Tony in particular--is simply exceptional. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone seeking top-tier physical therapy in Issaquah.

I got injured in early June 2025 while on vacation. This hospital was the closest. I needed…read morestitches in my leg after falling. The ER doctor failed to realize exactly how deep my wound was. He stitched it up with very little post-visit instructions and no antibiotics which led to me developing VERY painful cellulitis up to my knee. He was in too much of a hurry to handle my care to the extent it needed to be handled. It's now 3 months later and the injury is still open and has not healed. I am now forced to go to wound care 5 days per week because of how this injury was handled. The other staff were great and I have zero complaints in that department.

Absolutely beauuuutiful campus. I enjoyed working here for the time I did…read more The building is easy to navigate. I like that it's big enough to have all the different resources you'd want in a medical facility - primary care - specialties - ED - many different food options - close to highlands so that's awesome also and easy to get out for lunch. Parking is close enough also, for both patients and employees. The lots arn't too far away, which is nice b/c it rains so much it's really no bueno to have to walk across huge parking lots or have to shuttle in when you're just trying to get to work. I LOVE the different walking trails around the hospital and also the gorgeous outdoor seating areas!!! SO SO nice for when it's decent weather outside. I used to come up here just to walk when I lived nearby. GREAT medical campus!

This is what Urgent Care should be. Professional and friendly from front desk, check in nurse,…read morephlebotomists and PA. The first sign of a well run org is the check in lady was kind and engaging, unlike most front desk people I've met at other Urgent Cares. My PA was great, diagnosed me quickly and got me treated and sent scripts quickly. My x-ray tech was nice and gentle, and I felt well cared for from start to finish. The phlebotomists had trouble with my veins, but stuck with it (pun intended) and got it done. Well done Overlake. It's so refreshing to find a capable clinic to go to when I need help urgently. (pun again intended)

Rudest staff you will ever meet in healthcare. They have all assembled here because no one else…read morewould work here. Find another place when you need care.

The mission of Husky Senior Care is to help seniors (and their families) age at home successfully…read more If your loved one wants to stay in their home, Husky Senior Care is designed to support them. They are amazing at implementing this mission. Our father (a 94 year old retired UW professor) suffered from progressive dementia, and wanted to live out his life in 'his old home'. Our family of three sibling's along with two private caregivers had managed to keep Dad safe and fulfilled for several years. By the third year, the load was growing beyond our ability and energies. We wanted to maintain the quality of care for our father and avoid burn out for us. Husky Senior Care engaged with us quickly and smoothly. Their Care Manager model is brilliant. It is wonderful to have a personal relationship with a supportive person who coordinates all of the services. Sarah was caring, knowledgeable, and highly collaborative. She explored our family and care team values so they could design a care plan to meet our needs. She understood that we needed to wrap their services around our existing family care team. We coordinated scheduling and communication, working out systems so that our team and their staff could share task lists, meds management, and activities. Sarah also worked with us to file our Long Term Care Insurance claim and followed through with billing LTC directly. We started out with one agency caregiver who allowed us to fill out 7 days of daytime coverage. Adela was warm, caring, cooperative and hard working. She quickly developed trust with Dad, helping him to stay independent and supported. When she completed the usual chores (bathing, toileting, exercises, cooking, and cleaning) she took the initiative to keep up the garden and bring fresh flowers into the house. Her energy and joy made the house a brighter and better place for Dad and the family. Dad was hospitalized during his last month, and on discharge required 24/7 care at home. Husky transitioned quickly, bringing on more staff. They were careful to bring in as few people as possible, to avoid disrupting Dad with too many new faces. Care Management also transitioned to nursing, for meds delegation and coordination with Hospice. Katrina was there with us as we made the Hospice and 24/7 arrangements, coordinating, educating, and supporting. She trained both the agency staff and our private caregivers on meds delegation, so that Hospice meds could be used as needed. During Dad's final weeks Katrina coordinated directly with the hospice nurse, and helped us to understand the rapidly changing situation so we could make good choices. She could not have been more supportive and compassionate. Husky Senior Care is an outstanding agency. They provide superb support for both the family and senior who wants to age at home. They are reliable and trustworthy. Our family had complete confidence in their care for Dad and the support for us. When we started working with Husky Senior Care there was an immediate reduction of stress on all of us, including Dad. All of their staff; the caregivers, the Case Managers, and schedulers were professional, skilled, experienced, friendly, compassionate, supportive and reliable. They are flexible, providing exactly what you need, when you need it. They are able to coordinate with existing care teams, and with Hospice for end of life. Over the 6 months we worked with Husky Senior Care, our family and private care givers were all impressed by the level of support, compassion and professionalism from everyone who works on their team. One always wonders if you are doing enough for your parent, should you do more, or how else can we make our parent more comfortable at this stage of life. With Husky Senior Care on your team, you feel reassured, even rescued when some of the days just feel too overwhelming. It is an impressive organization, and we recommend it to your family without reservation.

I can't say enough good things about Husky senior care. I'm especially grateful to Kris, our care…read moremanager. Kris and her great caregivers helped my family get through the last few very difficult years. My husband was diagnosed with brain cancer four years ago and became paralyzed after the surgery and needed 24/7 care. I needed professional care during the day so I could go to work. I tried a couple other home care companies but unfortunately that didn't work out for various reasons. A hospital social worker recommended Husky. Jennifer came over for the first visit. I was very impressed by how caring and professional she was. I signed on. Kris took over as my care manager afterwards. And we settled on a few great caregivers that bonded with my husband. Kris came over to visit regularly. Every time we had a sub for a day, Kris always made the effort to be here to make sure things run smoothly. Without Kris and her excellent caregivers, my family couldn't have pulled through the last few years. My husband put up a brave fight and far exceeded every doctor's expectation. Unfortunately, his condition worsened toward the end of this summer and was admitted to the hospital for inpatient hospice care. I was really touched that Kris went to the hospital to visit my husband. She was there for him and brought him comfort and made him feel loved the last day he was awake. He slipped into a coma and passed away shortly after Kris's visit. I was choking back tears typing this letter. Kris, I will be forever grateful for what you did. You and Husky made all the difference to me and my family during our most difficult years. Thank you!

We found ourselves in a very urgent situation needing end of life care for my dad's girlfriend…read more Deborah answered my call on Thanksgiving and answered all of my questions! The day of scheduled move in became chaotic for me - medication pickups that were not available, etc. Deborah came to the rescue and had the chaos resolved - the weight that was lifted from me was immeasurable. I was able to focus my attention on my dad and his girlfriend, who passed that day before we were able to move her to Haven. I can not give enough positive feedback about Deborah's willingness to help us navigate a very difficult process and the extraordinary care and compassion she had for my family.

My dad is a resident at Haven in Allyn. It is the third…read morememory care facility he has been in due to difficult behaviors he has with his dementia. The staff has done an amazing job at working with him and his challenges and he is doing better now than anytime in the previous 2+ years. They have very friendly and capable employees that engage the residents with love and compassion. It is by far the best facility that my dad has been at and his behavioral problems have not been as severe as they were at the other memory care facilities due to diligence and hard work by the staff. Thank you Haven in Allyn. You're doing a great job!

We haven using the services for the past several months. Communication can improve, otherwise…read morepretty good.

I currently have another job working full time, FCIHC is my second job. They have graciously worked…read morewith my schedule in finding clients during my availability. The hiring process was very quick and smooth. Everyone Ive had an interaction with has been kind, no issues whatsoever. I definitely recommend as a place to start.