Transitional Care of Seattle

Name: Transitional Care of Seattle
Address: 2611 South Dearborn Street, Seattle, Washington, 98144, United States
Telephone: (206) 712-6500
Price range: $$

Seattle Washington, United States , Washington , United States

2.8 on Google · 16 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care Skilled Nursing

About Transitional Care of Seattle

Transitional Care of Seattle, located in Seattle, provides skilled nursing, memory care, and assisted living services for older adults. The community places particular emphasis on short-term rehabilitation, supporting residents who are recovering from illness, injury, or surgery and working toward a return home or a transition to a longer-term care setting. The focus on patient-centered care suggests an environment oriented around recovery and individualized attention, with nursing staff and rehabilitation support available to help residents regain strength and independence. For families whose loved one needs ongoing skilled nursing care, this setting may also serve as a longer-term residence, while the memory care option is suited to those living with dementia or other cognitive conditions who require a more structured and supervised environment. This community may be a good fit for families seeking a single location that can address both short-term rehabilitation needs and longer-term memory care or skilled nursing care as those needs evolve. Families considering a move are encouraged to reach out directly to Transitional Care of Seattle to learn more about daily routines, visiting policies, and specific services available to confirm the details are the right match for their loved one's situation.

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Why Choose Us

Skilled Nursing Care

On-site skilled nursing services for medical and health needs

Short-Term Rehab

Rehabilitation therapy designed for faster patient recovery

Memory Care Services

Dedicated memory care support available on site

Assisted Living Options

Assisted living services for daily support needs

Seattle Location

Located in Seattle, Washington

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NADY BOKTOR 2 months ago

Unfortunately, I am being subjected to neglect, marginalization, and discrimination here. I receive no answers to my questions or inquiries from Ms. Tina. I have had no updates regarding my wife Laila’s blood test results for a month ago. I have been deliberately harassed without cause for a long period. A specialist has not visited the patient in over a month. There is a lack of response regarding the poor nutrition provided, adminstration of medication, I strongly disagree with these deliberate, unjustified actions; if there is no response, I will be regretfully forced to report these matters to the relevant authorities.
Emma Follender 4 months ago

I live next to this building, and it seems the residents are often neglected. There are constant screams for help. If it was just one person, it could be dismissed as someone having a crisis, but I've heard many different people screaming for help over the last 3 years. If I were ever looking for care for a loved one, I wouldn't think to send them here.

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Sarah Manier a year ago

They have 2-3 times as many nurses per patient than most facilities have. The patients seem more content and friendly as a result. Beyond that, the care my aunt received was proof that the entire staff is motivated by deep compassion and genuine concern. Highly recommended.
Tamara Renee a year ago

Do NOT bring your loved ones here. My brother came for rehab and all they have done is make him worse. The food is mostly inedible and the care from the staff is hit or miss.... mostly miss. They leave him in urine and feces for up to 24 hours before they clean him up. Unfortunately this seems to be the state of care in many, if not most, rehab and long term care facilities now a days.
DeAnna Eagle a year ago

Negative stars are needed! I think a couple ioff the other reciewsit's are fake! I've lived here for two years. If you want to sometimes wait an hour for your call light to be answered, this is the place to be.It happens often. A lot of the nursing staff could use better training. Sometimes I feel like I'm training them. The food here is the worst I've ever had. I've lost weight just sitting on my butt ( I'm disabled)because I won't eat the food. No one likes the food. It's been brought to the management's attention many times, but it never gets better. Good luck if you get stuck here.