Providence Mount St. Vincent

Providence Mount St. Vincent – affectionately known as "The Mount" – is a vibrant senior living community in West Seattle. Our care philosophy is underlined by the core values of Providence, which are tailored to the needs and desires of our residents. As a patient or resident, you will receive person-centered treatment. We want every patient and resident to select the services and daily routines they want to utilize. Every person can preserve his/her freedom, self-respect, and privacy. More than 400 people reside at The Mount. Our array of support activities, therapies, and programs will keep you physically and mentally healthy and help you stay spiritually and socially engaged. Our main goal is to offer high-quality care in a caring and healthy atmosphere.

Reviews showcase the outcomes of various individuals concerning a rehab facility and an assisted living community. Contributors often expressed gratitude, with one saying she had terrific rehab carried out there following hip surgery. The reviewers commended the staff, with one reporting some caregivers at every encounter level and expressing their sense of good treatment and respect. One client even stated that the rehab center was vastly different and that they would rate it highest if they ever needed rehabilitative care. Another review lauds The Mount as a great place for living, with the comment highlighting how it made moving to a new state of being easier. The reviewer adds that the Assisted Living Community has welcoming staff and has taken care of her Aged Mother since they joined it. This is a good place to take a constant life-changing experience. Other reviewers agree that the Assisted Living Community is clean, good to raise children alongside the Happier older people and that they are proud of taking their loved ones to such a nice place. A common theme in the reviews is that the providers offer a high level of compassion and care to those they serve. Finally, many users recommend the hospitals to individuals who have to go for rehabilitative therapy and that the Assisted Living Community was a good place that did not feel like a nightmare.