Avamere Transitional Care of Puget Sound

People come to Avamere Transitional Care of Puget Sound for first-class, resort-like healing amongst beautiful surroundings - both in and outside the building. Our services include skilled nursing and rehabilitation.

This skilled nursing community features a gym surrounded by glass for an open feel and a 24-hour bistro open to employees. Work with seniors in a resort-like setting at Avamere Transitional Care of Puget Sound.

Award-Winning Care

Rehabilitation

Therapy can help you keep doing the activities you love. If you find it more difficult to accomplish certain tasks or need to rehabilitate after surgery, our skilled occupational, physical, and speech-language therapists can help you gain back your strength and independence.

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"I was so excited to be able to do my therapy here. "

"This is such a beautiful new facility with a huge therapy gym. I was so excited to be able to do my therapy here. Of course, all the fine amenities can only go so far, so when I found the nurses and staff to be so friendly and knowledgeable, I knew I would never go anywhere else for my care. I highly recommend this facility to anyone who wants to get well fast and enjoy it as much as possible." Barbara S.

"I have never been so impressed. "

"I have never been so impressed. Beautiful facility, warm and caring staff, excellent food. I would highly recommend this place for anyone needing a little more rehab before going home. It is like being in a nice hotel with therapist and nurses who really know their stuff." Barbara F.

"All I can say is, just wow!"

"All I can say is, just wow! Class Act. It's like putting your loved one into a rehab facility that's akin to a 5-star hotel. The employees are even so kind and wonderful." Sandy K.

"Staff are real professionals exceeding patient needs."

"Great staff/place. Toured many other care rehabilitation places, Avamere Pearl St is the best. Mother and close friend are current patients, both are benefiting. Staff are real professionals exceeding patient needs." Mike R.