Kindred Seattle - First Hill is a healthcare facility located in Seattle, Washington, specializing primarily in nursing-home care with additional services geared towards assisted living. As part of its service offerings, Kindred Seattle - First Hill provides a comprehensive range of medical support and care options to its residents. It is situated within a hospital, which facilitates immediate access to a wide array of medical services and specialists. Certified by Medicare and Medicaid, the facility has been a Medicare participant since April 25, 2012, and currently accommodates 23 occupants.
The facility offers various care services, including wound care, cardiac care, stroke care, and hospice services. Residents benefit from a supportive environment with access to physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy, all designed to aid in rehabilitation and recovery. A team of nurses and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) provides essential medical care, with specialized services in pain management and podiatry available. For those requiring ongoing health monitoring, the facility supports dialysis treatments.
In addition to medical care, Kindred Seattle - First Hill includes amenities such as clubs and community groups for social engagement, a barber/beauty salon for personal grooming, and laundry/dry cleaning services. The facility emphasizes resident and family counseling, ensuring open communication and support in care decisions.
Reviews of Kindred Seattle - First Hill highlight a mixed experience among residents and their families. Positive feedback often commends the dedication and compassionate care provided by specific staff members, including doctors, CNAs, and patient representatives such as Princess Harrell. These contributors are recognized for their interpersonal skills and commitment to effective communication, fostering improvement in patient health and recovery.
Conversely, some reports express concerns over neglect, communication issues, and administrative challenges at the facility. Criticisms often mention understaffing, delayed response times during night shifts, billing disputes, and inadequate wound care. Moreover, some family members have felt excluded from treatment discussions, experiencing procedural conflicts that prioritize administrative processes over patient-centered care. These varied reviews underscore both the acknowledged dedication of staff and the need for systemic improvements to ensure consistent quality care.
Costs at this community start at $2,280 and range up to $7,592. The average price in the community is $4,936, which is less than the average price in the area of $5,508. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.
