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Brenda Murray

Great, knowledgeable Staff that know "what's up (or down) with their Patients. The only downside was, when I First (1st) visited (back in November) I didn't catch why My Uncle was "out of it."

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Exekiel Tschritter

The Olympia Transitional Care and Rehabilitation facility is clean and welcoming to visitors. We had no problem popping in to visit our grandparents on the weekend. Plus the staff is friendly and funny.

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Kim Cantrell

This is an amazing facility where the residents are very well looked after. Management and floor staff all work extremely hard to ensure your loved one is clean, comfortable, and has everything they need. There are usually several fun activities planned for each day for the residents to attend. And as far as facilities go, the food here is great! There is a wonderful therapy department, as well. This is a place that does not cut corners and where everyone is very dedicated to the care of the residents.

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Caroline Clemetson

Both my elderly parents have now had the pleasure of interacting with the rehab staff. As the caretaker and advocate for both of them, I feel the staff at Olympia Transitional Rehab have been very responsive to my questions and concerns. Meeting with supervisors and head nurses to explain needs, they are kind to listen and take the necessary actions. The staff are very patient and professional in their care for my parents from admissions, doctors, nurses, cna, therapists, dietitians and even maintenance/housekeeping teams. Thank you for your empathy and compassion. Caroline C, Yelm resident

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Momma HD

I was at this facility for 4.5 months and I still have PTSD from my experience there. They (management staff) are in it for the money, period. I have private insurance and the PT staff, nurses (all but one), let me know that I could not take care of myself, even after 4 months. I suffered from terrible leg/feet swelling and there were times I had one or more PT trying to force my feet into shoes and AFOs. The food was horrible, I'd ask for celery and carrot sticks, I got black ones served, obviously rotten. Also, sometimes waited hours for medication. I finally got to the end of what insurance would pay for. They wanted me to sign a AMA (against medical advice) form, I refused. I was leaving because of insurance not covering any further stays. They would not give me any medication to take home or call into a pharmacy, I had to arrange my own transportation home and refused to carry bags to the door for me. Mind you, I'm leaving in a wheelchair and have zero maintenance meds to go home with. Besides a couple of CNAs and one nurse, this place is horrible, find another place for your loved ones. After I left, numerous employees quit working here. Oh, the facility also reported me to Adult Protective Srvcs. which to me was retaliation for me leaving. Within 2 weeks home, my health and physical healing was phenomenal.