Our nationally recognized Intergenerational Program is at the heart of Martha & Mary. It plays a central role in our commitment to "bridging generations, enriching lives." Each week, our Preschool and PreK students spend one-on-one time with the residents of our Health and Rehab Center and other area senior care facilities.
As part of this unique and mutually beneficial experience, the children and seniors enjoy arts & crafts, singing, playing games, gardening and dining together. It is a remarkable opportunity for children and seniors to interact, enjoy and learn from one another. On-campus programs at seven area elementary schools in Central and North Kitsap School Districts.
As part of this unique and mutually beneficial experience, the children and seniors enjoy arts & crafts, singing, playing games, gardening and dining together. It is a remarkable opportunity for children and seniors to interact, enjoy and learn from one another. On-campus programs at seven area elementary schools in Central and North Kitsap School Districts.
Services
Since 1891, Martha & Mary has provided quality, compassionate care to children, adults, seniors and their families, offering them a safe place to grow and learn, a caring place to recover from illness, as well as, a place to live their lives with dignity, honor, and individuality. As a not-for-profit organization, Martha & Mary provides nearly $2.1 million in underfunded care each year to the community through its programs.
Martha & Mary welcomes you with its display of beautifully maintained landscaping and its warm architectural style featuring covered porches and balconies providing scenic views. This first impression provides you with a glimpse of the unique approach we take towards enriching the lives of our long term care residents.
Martha & Mary AT HOME offers exceptional in-home care to seniors and adults throughout Greater Kitsap County. Our caregivers bring training, integrity and compassion to every person they serve, helping them to remain secure and independent in the comfort of their own home. We can provide skilled assistance with a wide variety of non-medical care needs, including grooming, bathing, meal preparation, light housekeeping and transportation.
Our post-acute rehabilitation services are provided 7 days a week and tailored to your individual needs. In coordination with 24/7 RN care, our post-acute rehab team works together toward the common goal of your safe, expedient recovery to get you back to your highest level of independent functioning.
We offer a tuition-free, State-approved training program to qualified community members who wish to become a Nursing Assistant. Successful completion of this class prepares students to pass the Nursing Assistant Certification Exam for Washington State. All program graduates are encouraged to apply for Nursing Assistant positions with Martha & Mary.
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Tom Roman
May 14, 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
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
Betty Bennett
Oct 21, 2019
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Jacklyn Wood
Jun 18, 2019
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Nayda Aragon
Aug 11, 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
Barbara Moser
Nov 27, 2016
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