Reviews for Pacifica Senior Living Snohomish

I'm not sure I could like a community more than Pacifica Snohomish. Everyone makes you feel like family from the moment you walk in. Its so nice that everyone is from the area as well. Its truly a place for the community of Snohomish.

excellent MGMT team friendly staff

Please see my updated review below... I am so disappointed in the quality of care my grandmother receives especially for the huge monthly payment our family pays (over $6000 a month!) The facility is so dirty and sometimes I can't even find a caregiver or anyone else that can answer a question! There is constantly urine and feces everywhere! Im just so upset right now from visiting my grandma, I can't even think straight! God, when I think about ending up in a place like this myself someday.......it scares me to death. I just want to cry. Update: I was immediately contacted by Jake the Regional Director who set up a meeting with Heinz the new Executive Director of Pacifica in Snohomish. The meeting went very well and they both assured me that everything would be addressed and corrected immediately. They were in the middle of transition from Brookdale to Pacifica at the time. Ever since Pacifica took over the quality of care has vastly improved. Heinz Gehner does a great job as the Executive Director of Pacifica and has a great supportive staff as well. I am very pleased with the changes and the quality care my grandmother receives. Thanks Pacifica!

I work here currently as a Caregiver. I recommend this facility because it is such a warm, inviting, and loving atmosphere. I look at it as my second home. Everyone here is absolutely amazing. Best place you could possibly ever be!

I was impressed with the way Pacifica Senior Living Snohomish had socialization opportunities for the residents. My sister has extreme anxiety and for her to even go to another building would be problematic, but what they have is a pod and there's a dining facility and a great room. In a circle around those are the private rooms. All she would have to do is walk out of her bedroom and she'd be right there among the community. The caregivers have been there for decades and the idea that she would have a continuity of care would be very reassuring for her. The private room was good sized. Everyone was very personable. It was very clean and bright, and the person in-charge was very nice.