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Ricardo De la Villa

When I pulled into the parking lot, I met a young lady walking in. I was having trouble with the door code, and she stopped to help me. She didn’t have a name badge on and looked like she was just getting to work. I just remember she had a dog on her. She showed me how to get inside and gave me a quick look around. She said she could go get someone from Admissions for me, but my family called after a minute or two, so I had to step away. Still, it meant a lot that she took the time to help me when she clearly wasn’t even settled in yet. Inside, there was a young lady with long hair at the front desk. She was really nice too. She helped me right away and showed me around a bit. The place seemed busy, but in a good way. Staff were moving around, doing their jobs, and most of them were smiling. One even said hello to me as i walked by. It felt like people actually cared about what they were doing... evergreen hospital (not so much) The smell was just a normal nursing home smell, but nothing bad..Honestly, it was still better then evergreen My brother was able to go home, thankfully, but it was still a hard day for me. I drive by this place day after day, and finally stopping in brought up a lot of feelings. But the staff here made it easier. They were kind, patient, and didn’t make me feel like I was bothering anyone. Compared to the place my mom died at over on Grover street in Marysville, this was much better. I liked this place. Thanks for the tour.

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Simon Redford

Grandma was nervous about the home! They did really good. I liked them. We had no clue yk about this process. Love the staff. They were rly good to grandna. she liked her time. the building is old but everythign was well maitnaed. the guy delt with her remote. it wasnt working at frst. they fiked it. Carl or something was the guy there late to fix the remote. thanks Carls. She had a hard time fist night. the staff wre kind to her. And the nurse?i think cant remember names- a man?? was very kind. he was helpfil. we apprecaie the time he helped her with. medications were annolying different than hopsital. but providence was a nightmare, i aprrecfiate the nursign home for tryingt o hlep us understnad. thank you Mountain View!

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FREE ALIEN

12-7-2026 ABSOLUTELY DO NOT PUT YOUR LOVE ONES OR SELF HERE. READ WHY! This place should be condemned. It smells like diaria and urine throughout the entire place . Twenty minutes later when your at the grocery store you can still taste it. The halls have people sleeping or screaming in wheel chairs. Halls are full of the sounds of people screaming help me!!! Not even close to enough staff for the patients. The food is beyond horrible today was my loved ones last day there. Yesterday they opened the breakfast. 2 pieces of bacon and and 1 orange slice. No eggs no toast. The food is literally rotten. 1 bedroom rooms have 2 beds crammed in them. Not possible to move. THE Bed IS shoved into the drafty old window. My loved one came in walking using the toilet. Ended up in diapers. Was wheel chaired to the bathroom left there WAY to long until becoming one of the people screaming HELP! The staff where kind but they cannot make up for the lack of nutrition or un sanitary conditions. How this place remains open is beyond me. This place is a dumping grounds for humans. If I could give an accurate rating it would be at least a -50. WASHINGTON STATE SHOULD CLOSE THIS PLACE PERMANENTLY. OH AND THE ADMINISTRATOR DID NOT WANT TO KNOW WHY WE WHERE MOVING AFTER ASKING. I PROMISED AN ACCURATE GOOGLE REVIEW. OH YA AND NEVERMIND THE BROKEN RENTED OXYGEN MACHINES. I could go on for hours. SAVE YOUR LIFE STAY OUT! WASHINGTON STATE DO YOUR JOB AND SHUT THIS PLACE DOWN!💥 Update 6 days after leaving this place our loved one stopped breathing . At 12:40 PM on January 13th, 2026. Washington state do your job! Close this death trap!

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Rahelle Clark

My experience at Mountain View Rehabilitation and Care Center was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment I arrived, it was clear that this facility is driven by compassion, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to helping patients recover, heal, and feel supported every step of the way. What struck me first was the warmth of the staff. Every nurse, therapist, and team member greeted me with kindness, patience, and respect. They took time to learn my name, my routines, and my specific needs. I never once felt like just another patient. I felt like a person whose comfort and progress truly mattered. Their positive energy created an atmosphere that made even the most challenging days easier to get through. The rehabilitation team was exceptional. The physical and occupational therapists were incredibly knowledgeable, encouraging, and attentive. They did not simply guide me through exercises. They explained why each movement mattered and how it would contribute to my overall recovery. Their approach was both science based and deeply personal. They celebrated every milestone with me, no matter how small, and motivated me to push just a little harder each day. Thanks to their dedication, I made progress I did not think was possible when I first arrived. The facility itself exceeded my expectations. The building was clean, organized, and well maintained, which is something I greatly appreciated. The therapy areas were equipped with modern tools and technology, and it was clear that the center invests in keeping its equipment up to date to support a wide range of therapeutic needs. My room was comfortable and quiet, offering a peaceful space to rest between sessions. Another highlight was the quality of the care beyond therapy. The nursing staff was attentive and responsive, always checking in to ensure I was comfortable and managing any concerns quickly and professionally. Medications were handled with precision, and they made sure I understood what I was taking and why. The dietary team also did a wonderful job providing meals that were both nutritious and surprisingly enjoyable, which is something not every care facility can claim.

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Karen Nora North

My mom had a truly wonderful time at Mountain View. From the start, the staff made her feel welcome, comfortable, and cared for. Everyone we met was kind, attentive, and always willing to go the extra mile to make sure she felt at home. She enjoyed the daily activities, and it was so nice to see her smiling and engaged. The facility is not only clean and well-kept, but also has a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes it feel less like a nursing home and more like a community. I’m so grateful for the patience and compassion the staff showed her. It gave me great peace of mind knowing she was happy, safe, and in such good hands. I would definitely recommend Mountain View Nursing Home to other families 5/5