Nursing Home Communities in Sequim, WA

"My husband was sent to Sequim Health from the hospital, and it was good. The first two and a half months were very good, but my husband was anxious to get home because he was doing better. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They had lots of activities for the residents. "

"The staff treats the residents as if they are family members. Residents' needs are attended to promptly, courteously, and professionally. My father never wants or needs for anything. The staff does not focus only on specific job duties, but offer him comfort, and concern. They interact with him on a personal level.The facility is clean, organized, and comfortable. Day trips to special locations, and shopping trips are offered in which the staff supervise and support the residents. Many of the trips involve sites such as the Game Farm, which can be enjoyed while remaining in the vehicle. The location is easily accessible. Family members transporting a resident are aided by the physical layout of the facility.At times, the meals are not as appealing as they might be. However, residents are offered choices at each meal based on their preferences, if possible given dietary restrictions. For those who are able, meals are taken in the dining room, and residents are given plenty of time to socialize.The Activities Director offers many varied activities. Options are available for all residents, regardless of the level of physical ability. The numerous activities are available in a wide ranging number of interests {e.g. crafts, bingo, music}. Personal grooming, such as manicures, is also offered.Overall, my father loves the residence, and I am able to feel confident that he is well taken care of. "

"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. "

"My very elderly mother spent a month in this facility after a fall at home and a subsequent diagnosis of dementia. During my mother's stay I had extensive telephone contact with the staff at the Life Care Center of Port Townsend. Toward the end my mother's stay at the Life Care Center, I saw the facility in person several times while visiting my mother, and met several staff members in person about my mother's care needs. I found the staff to be friendly, helpful, professional, and conscientious. I felt that the staff showed genuine concern and care for patients/residents, and they provided me with a great deal of useful advice regarding my mother's needs. While visiting my mother at the Life Care Center, I saw that they had social activities for long-term residents, and that many of the long-term residents had extensively personalized their rooms. During one of my visits I saw an afternoon musical concert performed by the residents. There are other social events for residents, and the facility sends out postcards and a newsletter to families of residents inviting them to these events. The facility seemed exceptionally clean and well-kept. "

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