The staff is well-trained, friendly and responsive to the patients and family. The receptionist is…read morealways available and welcoming. My Dad received the best possible care: both occupational and physical therapy. They staff also acknowledged the Veterans with a stand-up poster of honor.

My 96 year old dad fell and had to rehab at the Life Care Center. He was suffering from dementia…read moreand could be a handful...anxious, argumentative, and confused. The team at the Life Care Center were exceptional. Available when needed, loving, and attentive even when he was less than friendly. Everyone from the nursing team, nursing assistance, dietician, even the at-home coordinator were friendly, knowledgeable, and did a good job working together since my dad required several different services. I would heartily recommend this facility and it's caring staff.

I only like to write positive reviews and I wouldn't write a bad review unless it was truly…read moredeserved and felt the need to warn others. While there are good individual caregivers at Park Vista, overall this place is terrible and there are much better assisted living options for the same price. In three years of having our loved one at PV, they never actually did many of the items in our loved one's service plan (a legally binding contract) - even after several verbal and email discussions with the management. Most of the residents say that the food is generally not good. A medical professional who visits this place regularly told me that PV has always been this bad in their 10+ years of seeing residents there. Do not send your loved one here if you care about him or her. Shop around because there are much better options in terms of care and living quality for the money or less.

Zero care or concern about residents and staff. Extremely understaffed. Meds not disbersed timely…read more Do yourself a favor.. if you love your family do not let them live here.

It's good Skilled Nursing The quality of care is improving…read more The home is in the process of removing all the carpet and linoleum/tile and replacing it with high quality vinyl flooring It's a great look , reminds me of living in a cabin

This is the BEST facility in Washington State! They have a high standard and take care of our…read moreveterans were expertise. The facility is clean and well maintained. The Nurses and CNAs are compassionate in their care! A lot of the workers here have been there for decades, which is not common in healthcare as there is such a high turnover rate! When my parents become old, and if they need assistance with their day-to-day life, I hope I can place them here. This is a place that you can trust to take care of your mom and dad.

This facility is the worst! Do not allow your loved one to go here. If your loved on is here,…read moreplease have them transferred. My mother was transferred here and after 12 days and us noticing her heath declining and staff not checking vitals, running labs or the physician ever seeing her, we called 911 and had her taken to an ER. My mom was admitted to the ICU for 2 weeks before being downgraded to a medical floor. The ER told us she was sick and kept saying they couldn't believe she came to them like this from a facility. We told them she was at Forest Ridge and they said "that place is awful" This place was negligent! My mother passed away a few weeks later. I reported this place to the state and they were very familiar with it. This place has had many investigations and fines and is still allowed to stay open. An investigation was opened form my complaint and many issues were noted, fines given and that's all that happens. They found that my mom was not the only one the physician did not and was behind in seeing many other patients as well. They filed bankruptcy, were sold and are now filing bankruptcy again. Rehab/SNF are not held to a standard and it's the patients who pay for it. This needs to get attention and be changed. The elderly can't and don't always have a voice or family to advocate for them. This is not acceptable!

This facility was a nightmare. Had a loved one go here after a major procedure for rehabilitation…read more So many things happened in the 20 day stay that this is not enough room to type. Staff was about 50/50. Food was awful. Loved one begged to get him out of this place ASAP. If your loved one must go here, make sure you check on things daily. Not recommended.

The facility has a warm and friendly staff. However they are very short staffed. Joyce is an…read moreamazing physical therapist who is highly regarded. For a nursing facility the food was decent, and the care was solid for the staffing that was available.

I had back surgery on a Thursday and Ende up in the ER for a different reason on Monday. The…read morehospital stabilized me and sent me to Stanford Healthcare. I couldn't have been more pleased with care I received. Each and everyone there took the time and concern to see that my needs were met. Having seen a number of different simple places over the years with my parents and in-laws I was expecting less care than I got. Wonderful, caring staff from the nurses to the aides, therapists and all. Highly recommend if you have the need.

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!

My experience a year or so ago after serious neck surgery: very poor service, also not clean. I…read moreoften waited for hours for pain medicine, with the "call" light on, people passing back and forth, not paying any attention. I was in very serious pain, even called out several times from my bed asking for help. No one ever came to wipe down the incision with antibacterial wipes, like they did in the hospital. I got out of there as soon as I could use a walker, but not soon enough. Arriving at home, a friend who is a nurse looked at the incision and told me it was infected. Back to the hospital, the infection is MRSA. A second surgery, open up the incision, scrape out all the infected tissue, do some minor plastic surgery. Another week in the hospital, then my wife and I managed a pick line for six weeks, infusing antibiotics directly into the upper chamber of the heart. A year more of serious oral antibiotics. This place is just a warehouse, interested in making money, not providing a care service.

Dont send anyone you love to this place. Patients are waiting up to 2 hours to have their call…read morelights answered and their pain medications are being dispensed as much as 3 hours late. They charge $6,100 a month and feed us food you'd expect too see at a soup kitchen. I laid 2 days in my own blood because they had more important things to do. This place should never have gotten their license back. I can't sit by and watch this happen to other people. I'm disabled now and when I get out, I will have nothing to do but make sure people know how horrible this place is. I'll be filing suit and complaints with every agency related to medicine and nursing. Once again they are 3 hours late with my medication. I repeat DON"T send anyone you love here. Imagine having trouble breathing or chest pain or a stroke or fall and it takes 2 hours for someone to answer your call light.....

The front office staff have been wonderful the few times we've come in, and the nurses I originally…read moremet with at intake were superb as well. Cassandra in particular was the saving grace for my last, and final, experience at this clinic. She went above and beyond to make sure I felt empowered to make informed decisions about my toddler's healthcare choices, and it meant a lot for a worried and very tired mom. That said, Heather Luther, an ARNP who barged into our room unannounced to aggressively demand I agree to an x-ray before we were even seen or that we could simply leave, made sure our visit would be the last. I don't know where in her education she learned that strong-arming expensive and medically unnecessary imaging is beneficial for patients, but she was a downright bully. I have never felt so incapable to be an advocate for my child, and it was an experience I won't soon forget. Her reasoning for ordering imaging WITHOUT HAVING EVEN SEEN MY SON was apparently based on inaccurate notes from another nurse. You know how that could have been prevented? By actually seeing the patient who's come to urgent care for an exam, or I don't know, perhaps just coming into the room like a normal human being and having a conversation. Regardless, it was disgusting and shameful treatment. My biggest fear is that she treats the staff around/under her worse than she treats people paying for treatment.

I visited urgent care Port Orchard May 2nd 2026. My right ankle was swollen and painful. I went…read moreinto an exam room and the doctor came in I think his name was Dr McKinley. I started to take off my shoe and sock to show him my ankle I had not injured it and I don't have diabetes. It was just my right ankle and my right foot. Before I could get my sock off he walked out of the room saying maybe you kicked your dog too hard. And he was gone. I was checked for a blood clot and given an x-ray when I got my discharge papers I was given four pages on opioid addiction. I was not trying to get pain medication I was concerned about my ankle being that it was just the one. I set my car and cried after I was discharged. It was really really painful.

Well, it was Franks day to soldier up and accept his CV19 vaccination. So I put on my fatigues ,…read morelaced up the boots and put my kevlar helmet on and made my way to KAISER. Now I'm in the parking lot, take a deep breath and walked into the lobby. Greeted by a doctor and then I was told to check in which took a minute. The wonderful nurse informed me to go down the hallway for further directions. The new nurse showed me to a room or the injection room which I entered. 10 seconds later it was all over. Only thing left was to get my sticker and wait 15 minutes and then Adiós Amigo! The folks at KAISER have the system down and that's much appreciated not only for me but the nervous people all lined up. KAISER since taking over for Group Health have really stepped up the game for health care in Washington. I've been very satisfied with my health care over last several years. Thanks Kaiser!

I like it here! the staff is friendly, the doctors are knowledgeable and I have had zero issues.read more

It was clear my 79 year old mom needed additional help at home for my dad after he became even more…read moreweak and unsteady following an acute illness. I was so impressed by the compassion and follow through shown by Kitsap Visiting Angels case manager Eric. He put my mom at ease during a very difficult time and arranged daily in home services on short notice. The various private caregivers have all been wonderful and kind to my somewhat grumpy dad. It has been a big relief for me and my three siblings who live over in Seattle