The Best Nursing Home Communities in Clallam County, WA

"My husband moved into Avamere Olympic Rehabilitation of Sequim for skilled nursing care. We chose them because the fire department has a care program, and they helped me. It's a veteran's place, and he's 70% disabled, so we don't have to pay anything for it. So, it's a good place for him to be, and they take very good care of him. They have physical and occupational therapy, and he doesn't remember doing any of it, but it's helping him. If he has an appointment somewhere, they take him to the appointment. The people there are very nice and caring, and it's just a wonderful place. His room is small, but it works. He doesn't spend much time in it, so he's out in the halls. It is small, but he's okay with it."

"I recently had a 2 month stay at Sequim Health and Rehab due to a hip fracture injury.. From the beginning of my stay, the staff there was very welcoming and accomodating. Cindy K. and Debra A. were a tremendous help in getting me situated and comfortable in my new surroundings. Activities Director Tina made sure I was aware of the many activities that were available to all residents. The Nurses and Nurses Aides were terrific; very knowledgable, and available any time day or night. Due to my condition, I spent a lot of time with the physical therapists that work there, and I developed a greater understanding and respect for all they do. There must have been 10 different therapists working there, all helping you to get the most out of your exercises, while also monitoring your pain level. All in all, I had a very comfortable, healing time in the 2 months that I spent there."

"Crestwood wasn't quite as modern. The facilities were older and might be not quite as nice, but they seemed to have adequate staff. They seemed very professional and on top of things. His room was clean but not as nice as the other one he stayed in. The food seemed good, and my father seemed to enjoy his stay there also. However, it was a lot farther for me to drive, and it would be better if they could make the rooms a little nicer, more cheery and home-like. "

"The staff were caring and positive, sincerely concerned with the well-being of their clients and residents both while staying at the Life Care Center and their future health and well-being. The facility itself is fairly new, clean, and well-maintained. Although I did not eat there, the food looked and smelled good. There is a cafeteria for residents who are ambulatory. Meals are served in resident's rooms for those who cannot or do not want to eat in the cafeteria. My mother was treated with friendly courtesy and respect. The staff creates a variety of events for long-term residents, I saw a musical performance put on by several of the residents during my visit there. Event staff create events open to residents' family members, and send out reminder notices to families of events, encouraging them to participate. The facility is secure, with visitor sign-in/sign-out, very flexible visiting hours, and staff closely monitors the location and condition of residents. "

We offer skilled and long-term care services while focusing on the unique qualities of each individual in a compassionate and caring environment. Short-term care services offer a full range of treatments when recovering from a serious injury, illness, or surgery. We collaborate with the resident, their family, and medical providers to develop a personalized plan that promotes faster recovery with the goal of the resident returning home. Our long-term care services are designed for individuals who are in need of a higher level of care and can no longer be cared for at home. We strive to provide exceptional care in a comfortable home-like environment.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options