Nursing Home Communities in Stanwood, WA

"My brother-in-law is at The Bridge at Mount Vernon. It's been excellent. He's been there for a year and a half now, and he's very happy after having a really tough time. The staff is very caring. The rooms are nice."

"My wife is in Marysville Care Center. The facilities were a little bit older and worn, but the personnel and staff were all super accommodating. My wife needed a larger bed, and they accommodated her without trouble. I wound up bringing meals to my wife several times because the food was institutional. Overall, their facility is super functional, and I'm glad to have my wife there."

"My husband is spending time in Mountain View Rehabilitation for physical therapy and occupational therapy. So, they're trying to strengthen him up so that he can regain the use of his left leg and foot, which were affected by a recent stroke. He's making good progress. He's getting stronger every day but it truly is dependent on the attitude of the patient as to how well this type of physical therapy works, and he's been improving. I go there every day to see him. At first, he's been lying in bed in between his therapy visits and now he's up sitting in his wheelchair, which is a good sign for him. It's not only been a physical battle but it's been a mental battle for him. The physical therapy is really good. They're very kind, very gentle, but they're very strong. They try and encourage the patient to continue if they're struggling mentally, encourage them that they're doing a great job, and I know they've spent extra time with my husband in trying to get him to the point where he can come home one day. So, that's where our goal is with him, trying to get him to come back where he can take care of himself. They're working on his grooming and they're working on him being able to utilize the shower and things like that on his own. He has really improved dramatically at the place. You can tell that everyone there is gifted to do this kind of work with people. They have compassion. They've been really great with my husband and I. My husband shares a room so I know the interaction between both patients has been very professional and very good. When they bring in their food, they don't just put it on the table and walk off. They actually make sure the patient is able to cut the food up and eat it by themselves. So, they have a heart of servants. I have not seen one staff member in that place that doesn't have that attitude. They realize that this is somebody's grandmother or grandfather or maybe their parents. They give them really good care. They make sure they have everything that they need. If I have a concern, they address it immediately (these are the CNAs and the housekeeping people). They're all about the patient and making sure they walk in with a smile and they greet them very sweetly in the morning, like "Good morning! How are you?" They supply newspapers for them and things like that. The staff has been great. I have not tried the food, but I've been tempted. It smells good and looks good, and my husband is a pretty picky eater. It's hot when they get it. They have homemade rolls and I think that they do a really good job on the food. My husband pretty much eats it all. Like he's starving at every meal. Also, every morning they get a piece of paper showing what they're going to get for their three meals. If they want to order something off of a separate list, they have the ability to order a hamburger or grilled cheese or whatever from a whole list of items if they don't want what's being served. They have a wide variety of activities for the residents. When my husband got there, they went over a list with him and checked it off to make sure he gets a schedule where he can go in there every week."

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

"Right now, Everett Transitional Care Services is helping my wife with nursing care and physical therapy. They also do hospice care. The staff members are very nice. The facility itself is very well kept up. It has 2 floors and there are only 31 beds on each floor, so it's a smaller facility. This is for people who need transitional care and have nowhere else to go. They have homeless people there that came from a hospital and there's nowhere to put them, but it's kept up very, very nice. Their food is like any other hospital, but it's okay for hospital food, and it's better than the other nursing home my wife was at for a week. There is a couple of things that I didn't like, but they're very minor. With regard to the staff, most of the nursing staff and the aides are great. They're very, very thorough with cleanliness and everything. They really try and keep Covid under control there. When patients get Covid, they're very, very good about everything. My wife doesn't participate in activities. She doesn't like the activities, but a lot of the patients like them. They try to keep them active. The activities director and the activities assistant are great people. They're always upbeat. Even though they know my wife isn't going to participate, they still ask. The social worker there is spot on. I've worked with a lot of social workers these last six months with my wife and the one that's there is so detailed. She is the best social worker I've worked with. She is really good. If she doesn't know the answer, she doesn't pass the book. She will find the answer."

"The people at Bethany at Pacific are good. My loved one is there right now. They do their best, but they are short-staffed too often. I think the cost is way over charged but then I think that about most health care things. The staff is very competent. They do an excellent job. They try to get as much cooperation out of the person as they can get. They're also concerned about the patient's wants. Sometimes the patients are too moody to do anything, but they'll come back later."

"Amazing care and attention from the minute we walked in the door. I refer everyone I know to go there for inpatient rehab services. "

"The staff was very attentive. Food was generally good.To much chicken. Very clean no smells "

"I was really impressed with Sunrise View Convalescent Center, and I would have chosen this one. It also had skilled nursing, which was a good option should the need arise. I talked with the director and felt very comfortable. The place was well kept and very accommodating. I went to the skilled nursing wing, where the residents were well taken care of."

"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. "

"My mom moved into Rosario Assisted Living. I have not physically been able to go inside, but looking in through the windows everything seems to be good. COVID made it really tough, but she seems happy and comfortable. The staff are very helpful and friendly. They help her with physical therapy and total assistance with everything. They play bingo, some kind of little tennis with a balloon, and other activities like that."

Everett Center is a senior living community in Everett, WA, offering Memory Care and Assisted Living options. It provides various care services tailored to meet residents' needs. The facility includes apartments with living rooms and kitchenettes, creating a comfortable living space suited to a range of preferences. The community features several amenities designed to enhance residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas offer spaces for fresh air and relaxation, and the community is pet-friendly. Meals are provided, and social engagement is encouraged through organized activities and programs. Scheduled social events provide opportunities for residents to interact with their peers. Access to WiFi/Internet is available, keeping residents connected. Communal dining areas promote a sense of community, and yoga and stretching classes are available for those interested in maintaining physical health. Residents can participate in facilitated field trips and outings, providing a change of scenery and keeping life interesting. Shared common areas offer additional spaces for socializing. Everett Center provides various services to assist residents in their daily lives. Transportation services help residents get to appointments and run errands, while housekeeping services ensure that living spaces are kept clean. This well-rounded approach supports a supportive and engaging environment for seniors.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 Dad lived in this facility from 10/1/21 to 9/5/22 before passing away. Based on our experience, I would NOT recommend you consider your loved one living here UNLESS they are fully capable of caring for themselves. This is a not where you want them to live if they need help with hygene, or can not clearly communicate their needs to the staff. We had continuous issues with getting him regular bathing, his laundry done and cleaning of the rooms /bathrooms which are not done on a weekly or even regular basis. MOST importantly, if your loved one is near the end of life, then it's imperative you seek a more appropriate nursing facility as the RN's at this facility would not work easily with or respect the desires of Hospice nor my family when it came to comfort meds. It was a challenge to work with the RN's, who were disrespectful and unsympathetic to my father's declining state. Cypress has a lot of potential to be great, but needs a complete haul over in regards to staffing and resident care."

"We visited Chandler's Square Senior Living Community. We saw independent living, but they also have an associated facility for people who are requiring a little more assistance. Unfortunately, all of these places don't have a lot of space. There's a waiting list for certain kinds of units. They provide a little bit of additional assisted living care, for example, someone to help with medications and things like that. They don't always have a skilled nursing person at the facility except in the assisted living area. Because of Covid, it's difficult to get in and out. Our contact with people, while we were there, was limited to some degree. They provide meals and transportation for independent living. The units were small, but they provide sort of an efficiency apartment and one or two-bedroom type apartments. Unfortunately, the availability of the larger units is pretty limited. I think the waiting list to get on to like a two-bedroom unit would be something like maybe a year or a year and a half. The staff and everything there seemed good and really on top of things. It's a multilevel facility that has an elevator. They have some rooms that can be used for social or community gatherings, but during Covid, those haven't been used as much, but there is something like a social activities area that is being used as far as they can use it during the Covid pandemic. We were not touring at a time when they were serving meals. I had asked to see if they had some sort of sample menu, so I could kind of see what the weekly offerings and things would be, but they didn't have that available for us when we were touring. Because of the space they have, they've had to do a multilevel, but as long as the elevator is working, it should be fine."