Seattle Medical Post Acute Care

Name: Seattle Medical Post Acute Care
Address: 555 16th Avenue, Seattle, Washington, 98122, United States
Price range: $$

Seattle Washington, United States , Washington , United States

3.8 on Google · 30 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care Skilled Nursing

About Seattle Medical Post Acute Care

Seattle Medical Post Acute Care, located in Seattle, offers assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing services, including short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. The community is designed to support recovery for those coming out of a hospital stay or surgery, as well as to provide ongoing care for individuals who need more consistent support with daily living or memory-related conditions. The setting is described as peaceful, suggesting an environment intended to support healing and comfort rather than a fast-paced atmosphere. This combination of services can suit families whose loved one's needs may change over time, from rehabilitation after an illness or injury to longer-term skilled nursing or memory care support, without necessarily needing to move to a different location for each stage. Families considering this community may want to reach out directly to learn more about daily routines, dining options, visiting hours, and specific accommodations for residents, as well as how the memory care and skilled nursing programs are structured day to day.

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hobbyphotographystudio 2 years ago

I would most definitely recommend this facility to families and friends! There is nursing available, there are aids available, there is wound care available, there is physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speach therapy available to those who may benefit from these services. This facility also provides activities such as group movies with popcorn, arts and crafts, scheduled grocery shopping visits, walks, storytelling, for those who choose to participate. During my recovery stay; after being discharged from a nearby hospital, I appreciate the twenty-four hour care I was able to receive at Seattle Medical Post Acute Care before returning home. Although there is always room for improvement, I noticed that the staff actually cared by the respect and dedication that was shown and given. When returning home I was able to see the progress that had been made and maintained from being at this facility; under the management of Jacky.
Kamatzu Ryu a year ago

Well take this from someone who lived here for 7 months... I seen a review that said that it's like our of a horror film and that is 100% correct.. and then some... Take for example the fact that today I asked both nurses on shift to please help me out with my bandages on my recent surgery stitches to get looked at and changed because it was hella bloody and I didn't know if it was infected or not and got straight up Ignored. I Had to do it myself and I can barely see it and it's still itching and idk if it's looking okay or not.. The nurses are pretty much pharmacists... They give you meds and that's about it... Except for Sky, she's is awesome..she actually cares and is the only one that ever looks at my wounds and takes care of it. The CNA's are super lazy, and sometimes downright disrespectful. I doubt everybody that works here has legit credentials for the job their doing.. and my room hasn't been dusted and throughly deep cleaned since I got here 8 months ago.. They pay attention to things they don't need to and the things that they should be paying attention to... They don't.. so instead of being worried about your well being and actually making sure your rehabilitation goes smoothly and you leave better than you came.. All they care about is making sure that you aren't breaking any rules and doing as little as possible as they can for you (even though you or your insurance pays $500/day for you being here) and then kicking you out as soon as they can with doing as little as possible for you. The food sucks. It's like they grabbed the first person walking down the sidewalk and said.."Hey yo! Would you like a job as a cook?" And they were like... " But idk how to cook..." And they were like .. oh don't you worry about it just go ahead and hop and the kitchen they'll be fine!" Rarely do I ever eat anymore... This place is ridiculous and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone... Maybe to my worst enemy... Just to watch them suffer. I could go on and on but I'l

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Chamisa AfterBuffalo 3 months ago

Horrible place the people on the third floor killed my uncle we begged them to call the ambulance and they wouldn’t and to find out hours later he passed do not I repeat do not bring your loved ones here!!
3lttlephoenixs (phoenix74) 2 years ago

FINAL UPDATE: My loved one never recovered from the multiple infections and wounds caused by this “care center” and she never left the hospital after being rescued from this terrible place! She died on January 12th, after more suffering than I can possibly describe here. The hospital did everything humanly and medically possible, but too much damage had already been done. Her children, grandchild, and all of us loved ones are devastated. She was not even middle age and was on the road to recovery when she arrived here. I later spoke to many hospital staff, who said that she wasn’t the first person to come to them in a similar condition. In fact, I heard about several others, and not all of them made it out of the hospital after being rescued either. Yes, this facility has been reported and steps are being taken. That said, the “care system” is severely broken and not only does this place need shut down, but the policies that allow this to happen over and over need to change. We will be going very public with this. PLEASE don’t bring your loved ones here, and do your research about any facility you are considering! UPDATE: My loved one is fighting for her life because of what this nightmare place did to her!! NEVER bring a vulnerable loved one here! As another reviewer said, it’s like something from a horror movie! Abuse, neglect, and complacency is what you will find here! This “for profit” dump has no human empathy to be found and good luck trying to get anywhere with the social worker. They have been reported by the family of a patient victim for abuse and medical neglect. I pray they get shut down and that every staff person who is responsible gets arrested! I saw one of my relatives in a place like this in Seattle in the 1970’s and it’s sickening that 4 decades later nothing has changed! Vulnerable patients are still treated as dollar signs instead of human beings. I know the standards at these types of facilities are rarely ideal, but this place ranks at the
Breanna Hunt a year ago

Seattle Medical has such a great caring team. I love seeing the collaboration between the respiratory team and the nursing staff. They have been able to create great experiences for their patients.