Nursing Home Communities in Enumclaw, WA

"She went into Linden Grove Rehabilitation Care Center. It has two sides to it. My mom was in their star therapy which is rehabilitation. She has broken her hip. And the other side is for people who need a lot of care. Linden Grove was a great facility; it was top notch all the way around. The grounds were great. The people were wonderful. The building itself -- not only the residents’ room but the common rooms and the eating facility -- was very clean. It’s rehabilitation, so she shared a room with another resident. My mom happened to get a bed by the window so she had an extra alcove with a desk in it which was really nice. The food was good. I didn’t eat there myself, but I was there a couple of times when they were serving a meal. Everything looked wonderful and smelled good. My mom really enjoyed the food there. She did games, bingo, cards, and went to a movie within the facility. They also did field trips. She got to go to a Country Manor and tour in the area. The people treated our mom like she was a queen. They have a social worker who helped us tremendously in getting my mom Medicaid/Medicare and all of that stuff taken care of, an activity director who keeps the folks pretty busy, and a medical record section that helps set up her appointment if she needed to go to the doctor and transportation. My mom felt very much like the people there cared about her. One nurse in particular (and it’s funny because this is the one that my mom didn’t get her name, but when she was on the night shift at bedtime) would tuck my mom in and give my mom a hug and a kiss. We did notice that some of the patients had smiles on their faces; it was a really nice atmosphere. "

"I thought my son had good care at North Auburn, and I don't have complaints with the staff. They were very good and very friendly to him. The food was good and had a nice variety with a choice of three juices, hot chocolate, or coffee while waiting for the meals. He was in a shared room that they did a good job keeping it and the room him clean."

Washington Soldiers Home, located in Orting, WA, offers skilled nursing and hospice care for its residents. The community provides a range of amenities designed to create a comfortable and engaging living environment. Residents have access to meals provided by the facility, organized activities and programs, and spiritual activities. Salon services are available for personal grooming, and there are numerous social activities and events to foster a sense of community. Entertainment options and WiFi/internet access are also provided to help residents stay connected.The services at Washington Soldiers Home are focused on supporting the health and well-being of its residents. General transportation services are available, facilitating attendance at appointments and errands. Nurses are on staff to provide medical care and support, and physical therapy and rehabilitation services are offered to help residents maintain or improve their mobility and strength. The community accepts insurance, which can assist with the financial aspects of care. Occupational therapy and rehabilitation services are also available to help residents perform daily activities and enhance their quality of life.In summary, Washington Soldiers Home offers a comprehensive range of care types, amenities, and services to meet the needs of its residents. The community is committed to providing a supportive and engaging environment where residents can receive the care they need while enjoying a variety of activities and services.

"The staff seemed friendly enough and the stories about them were all quite good. The amenities seemed pretty good with lots of activities throughout the week. The facility itself was very well kept and maintained with a lot of care and hard work. The neighborhood it was in was not the nicest looking. "

"I'm currently staying at Puyallup Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. This nursing home is wonderful. The only thing that has stopped me from saying yes to them to stay here is that I was hoping to find a one-bedroom and a long-term facility. They only have two here, and they're both being used, and I'm trying not to share a room. They do have private ones, but I don't know if Medicare people are allowed to have them. They have bingo. They have games and live shows, people singing, and playing piano. The staff is wonderful and very efficient."

Life Care Center of South Hill, situated in Puyallup, WA, offers both memory care and assisted living options. The community features apartments equipped with living rooms and kitchenettes, designed to create a comfortable and home-like environment that fosters resident independence. The facility includes a range of amenities aimed at enhancing residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas are available for those who enjoy fresh air and nature. Social interaction is promoted through organized programs and events. Pet-friendly policies allow residents to have pets for added companionship. Meals are provided, simplifying daily nutrition needs, and communal dining spaces offer opportunities for social dining. Residents also have access to WiFi and internet throughout the community. For those interested in physical activity, yoga and stretching sessions are available, and the community also facilitates field trips and outings for recreational experiences. Additionally, the community provides general transportation services, making it convenient for residents to attend appointments or run errands. Housekeeping services are also offered, ensuring a clean and well-maintained living space without the need for residents to handle such tasks. These combined amenities and services contribute to a supportive, comfortable, and engaging environment for senior residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options

"My mother-in-law stayed at Garden Terrace while she recuperated from surgery on her leg. Some members of the staff, at first, were kind of difficult for her to get along with, in the beginning. But it didn't take long before we saw that they were caring, professional, friendly and surprisingly easy-going. I also love the fact that they have a freezer full of ice cream for both patients and visitors. Personally, I don't think I've eaten so much rainbow sherbet in my life as I have when I was visiting my mother-in-law there; and we visited with her a lot. Though I never ate any of the food, I have to admit that the food that my mother-in-law did eat looked incredibly unappetizing. That, and the fact that the entertainment department insisted on showing Lawrence Welk (how cliche) nightly in the recreation room, was rather disappointing. Again, I never actually participated in recreation activities, but my mother-in-law and I would always make jokes about how dull the activities seemed. Those would be the only knocks I have on this place. But they're minor to me, because I expect tastes differ from mine (and my mother-in-law's) and other people's. "

"I love this place. The nurses and staff have taken great care of me. Everyone is so kind. Plus the food is very tasty. Had cheesy ravioli with meat sauce last night. So good. I love my room. It's always clean. Victoria is a sweet girl. Also Sabrina and Peyton. You will love this place. "

"Life Care Federal Way is a great place to go if you need short term rehabilitation! The therapists and nurses are all knowledgeable and kind! If you can't go home yet, it's not a bad place to be! "

"I will say, our family had reservations in the begin of my father transition upon arriving to this facility. The management staff teamed together quickly with a game plan for my fathers well being. Our family worked with the nurses to assist in providing my father the most comfortable care possible. They have been wonderful. The facility is clean, the residents seemed happy. There was live music and events. The staff was always polite and helpful. Our family is forever thankful to all of the kind hearts that helped our father peacefully transition. "

"They were most helpful, caring, and patient while caring for my mother-in-law, even when she was in extreme pain. The nurses looked after her as if she were a member of their own family, and knew us by sight, as we became a nightly fixture. The doctors on staff were very responsive and we seldom heard a complaint come from any resident. The facility itself is clean, however it could do with a remodel. My mother-in-law's health deteriorated while there as her battle with cancer began to consume her. She was placed on a special diet to assist her in her battle and though she seldom felt like eating, the nurses devoted much of their time sitting with her, and encouraging her. When the pain rose above a certain level, she was taken care of quickly, which comforted us, as well. After she passed away, we received the most beautifully written condolence card signed by many of the staff. It touched our hearts and their kindness will never be forgotten. "

"Amazing caring place full of loving people"

"My friend had fallen, and she was in the hospital for like 15 days. I was looking for a place to put her, and they recommended Heartwood. They said they were already able to place three people over there, and they all seemed very happy. Heartwood is a house care facility, and they have a memory program there also. They talk about memory loss, and she participates in all that kind of stuff. She also participates in the games, and she has made a lot of friends. It is a single story place, and they have good meals and good therapy. They have exercises and games. It is a good place, but it is a little on the pricey side. The service is really great, and as long as the people are happy, there is nothing else you can say. "

"We actually like Judson Park, but they won't have an opening for several months. While we had our tour, the staff seemed friendly enough, and they had some nice programs. If they had a vacancy, we probably have gone with them. "