Martha & Mary Health and Rehab Center

D S

Apr 2025

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My husband was here for two weeks. I was not impressed. The food he got was spar. The care he received was not up to my standards. His sheets were not changed. And when the people are having bathroom problems, they need to be changed every day. Clothes, socks, sheets. And that is not something that happened. I did it. They would not let him come out of his room unless someone was with him. He felt very out of place and that he was not being helped as much as he shoukd have been. Two of the nurses were very rude. Just not impressed with this nursing home. Would not recommend.

Cindy R.

Nov 2023

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Cannot say enough about all the staff that care for Mama and my daily visiting father. The tremendous care and hearts they have for their residents is astounding and such a blessing. When mom got taken to the hospital, they visit, bring dad breakfast and coffee and hugs and signed caring notes from them all. Means so much. They are family now and deserve so much. Thank you Martha and Mary staff.💓💓✝️💓💓✝️

Tom Roman

May 2021

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Here in spring of 2021 (FINALLY!), I look back and give thanks for the staff and management of Martha and Mary's foresight in following strict guidelines to keep COVID infections to an impressive low by all standards. My Father was there through the entire 'pandemic and we felt he had the best chance of avoiding infection, given his circumstances, because of management's decisions'. From the start, masks and distance were MANDATORY for all. As things went from bad to worse, Martha and Mary screened employees daily then management made the tough decision to close visits down while others still quibbled . Gotta' admit, that hurt. We knew any day could be his last and like many across the country his last days could be alone. By the end of 2020, my dad and his fellow patients were among the first in in WA to get their shots and today visits are a pleasure (visitors still wear masks while the recovering don't have to). If you can afford more "one on one" care in a more modern facility by all means look into that for you and yours. We could not afford that and feel that the folks at MM use caring to make up for much of the other stuff and we the family get to pitch in on the edges. The staff is great to us when we visit. The location is a great place to take your loved one for a walk through old fashioned Poulsbo and get fresh air and sunshine (seasonal of course). Cheers

Nayda Aragon

Dec 2018

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Dec. 21st 2018 will be a year that my mom passed away @ Martha & Mary in Poulsbo. She was at Martha & Mary for about a year, My mom had early dementia so she needed 24 hour care. Sadly she did not have a good experience with the nurses there, I was not aware that she was suffering, she was unable to communicate this to us, I felt something wasn't right though so I started going to see her at different times day & night. We would find her in her wheel chair in her room soaked in urine, the floor wet. She wasen't showered often, Other times her t.v was full blast to me this seemed to be so they wouldn't hear her screaming, the tv was so loud that I could hear in from the entrance, (this was at night) I complained to the nurses but there was always an excuse. This was also brought to the attention of h.r and the ceo of Martha & Mary which then had a meeting with my daughter and me, the head of nurses, and nurses, my daugther asked the nurse what their treatment was when mom would act out, they had no answer, not much changed. This will always hurt me thinking I was doing good by my mother having her at this facility, where I thought she would be well taken care of, when in reality she was suffering more than when she was living in her house.

Barbara Moser

Aug 2016

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My grandfather lived here for the last four years of his life due to his dementia. The staff treated him like a family member and were wonderful supports for me as I sat with him in his final days and hours. Caring people and a beautiful setting. Thank you.