Address: 502 29th St SE, Auburn, WA 98002, USA
Phone: +17329350407
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8AM–5PM
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
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My brother was placed at Canterbury following his 2nd stroke, memory loss, Severe emphysema. He was bedridden on oxygen. I visited most days after work to be with him and care for his needs. Then Covid lockdown happened and his family could not visit. No telephone was available. Phone calls at the nurse's station were rarely picked up. I had purchased a flip phone which my brother used for years to communicate with. I was told that it was not charged and asked for it to be on constant charge as I had left it. I still couldnt get through. I was told that the desk phone was available if he could get to it. I couldn't get anyone to take him in a w/c. I received a call from the ARNP, Anne Marie, when my brother was going downhill. We were able to spend time together in the end, and he passed knowing that he was loved. We are so grateful to her! She is a truly wonderful example of caring that counts. Caroline and night crew were also wonderful. I must mention someone who could brush up on her people skills: Stephanie, Social work director. She was caustic in her dealings with us and tried to bar us from putting my brother in hospice while he was at Canterbury. I realize that this was a stressful time, but professionalism and a TINY bit of empathy goes a long way!
NoName Rocks
If young and able bodied, sound mind, Used to living but got hurt need re-hab? I do not recommend this sight. The phone in my room doesn't even work, staging? If you like to have a minimum of privacy I strongly do not recommend. Not a personal reflection but staff used to dealing with near end issues. I had a lovely room mate many nice staff some not so nice. Leaving post now to deal with
Vishu Deo
I have an amazing experience working at Canterbury House . This is the best facility I have worked so far. All staff truly care about the residents and provide best care. Amazing place to work. Facility is very nice and clean Nursing and the administrative team is very supportive and helpful. I love to work here.
Kody Giltner
Canterbury House has been a wonderful place to work. The facility itself is well kept, with a gorgeous courtyard that is open to residents. The management team is by far the most diverse I have ever worked with and always goes the extra mile to ensure that residents are satisfied and receiving exceptional care- from every level of staff.
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It may be time to consider a nursing home environment when both medical and personal care needs have become too great to handle at home or in another senior living community. This may be due to a recent hospitalization, or a chronic illness which has gradually been worsening.
Our services at include: • Skilled Nursing • Post Acute Care • Long-Term Care • Rehabilitation Therapy • Physical Therapy • Occupational Therapy • Speech and Language Pathology • Memory Support • Respite Stay • Hospice Services • Supplementary care options
We have a full-time business office manager for all financial and billing concerns. If you have any questions regarding these matters, please make an appointment with our business office manager through the front desk.
We provide all of the furniture your elderly parent needs in their room. However, to make it feel like home, most skilled nursing centers encourage residents to bring personal items such as family photos, a familiar bedspread, and treasured knickknacks.
Physicians generally see residents upon admission and once every 30 days thereafter. Though the physicians aren’t there every day, our nursing staff is in constant communication with each physician that visits the facility.
Residents may take a leave of absence with a physician’s authorization, which can be arranged through the nursing staff. Residents who take a leave of absence must check in and out with the leave of absence (LOA) book at the nursing station.
Please make sure to check with the nursing staff before bringing food in to ensure the food complies with special diets. Any food kept in resident rooms must be in a properly sealed container.
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