The 10 Best Nursing Homes in Yakima County, WA for 2024

"My mother was at Summitview Healthcare Center. It was very nice. They were very attentive. They had a lot of people. Mom said their food was good, too. The staff members were very good. The nurses came in and helped Mom; they didn't want her walking ..."

"I like Landmark Care And Rehabilitation because they just seemed to care about my mom. Her room is pretty clean. She has enough room for her clothes and everything. The staff is very friendly. The people doing the activities are nice and they do the ..."

"My brother is in Emerald Care. He likes it there. He shares a room with two other people. They have entertainment, three meals a day, and snack machines if you want some soda or potato chips or something. You can bring them snacks if you want. They d..."

"Crescent Health Care took excellent care of my grandmother. The staff was extremely compassionate and very attentive to my grandma's needs while she was there. My grandmother passed away while at Crescent but it gave our family great comfort knowing ..."

"My dad is at Good Samaritan Health Care Center. It is a great facility. They are very helpful and accommodating. The food is good, and it is what it is. The staff is very nice and comforting. You can ask them anything you want. If they don't know the..."

"My mother was in Willow Springs Care. She was very pleased with the physical therapist. I think they needed more staff. That was the negative. Her room needed some updating. There was a hole in the door. It was very clean. They closed down their othe..."

"My mom will be moving to Toppenish Nursing and Rehab. Proximity was the main reason why we chose this nursing home. They have their own bathroom and I believe the rooms are pretty spacious. They do have a dining room, but their patients could eat in ..."

"The staff was good and caring. They did not seem to be overworked or assigned too many residents to care for. There was at least one daily activity offered. The activities were at a level that fit the residents. There is usually one outing a month in..."

"A few weeks ago, my husband's 95-year-old grandfather suffered a heart attack. He's already ill with emphysema and other problems. He lived with his wife in Peach Tree Retirement Center in Yakima and they both enjoyed living there. But Grandma is 90 ..."