Cogir of Queen Anne

Marie G

Management & staff is in constant turnover. They hire too many agency workers who don’t know the community or residents & obviously don’t care. Food is terrible. Cleanliness is marginal.

Vicky

Cogir of Queen Anne has an award-winning chef. The food is prepared from a local market and whatnot. There are four bowls of fresh fruit that you can have. There are a variety of apartment plans. They're going to be remodeling their front area. There's a fountain and a nice garden. But they're a little less expensive. Their apartments have an air conditioner. You can eat any time from 7 to 7, but they'll have a particular mealtime. The reason for that is that the chefs can prepare it fresh instead of keeping it warm, so that was a good point. I would rather have something that's cooked and that's not been warmed over. I like that they have decided on that. Out of the ones that we've visited, their community director was the only one that sent a thank you note, and we've kept in touch with him.

Sherry

I have toured Cogir of Queen Anne several times. It feels well-run, there were people at the desk, people were out of their units, and the place was friendly. The place was very clean. The staff who gave the tour was excellent, they were very informative, there was no pressure, they show you the unit, and they tell you what the prices are. It's pet-friendly, and I have two kitties. They have an extremely excellent chef. They also have exercise classes and walking classes, and they have a theater as well. They have lovely grounds.

MLynn99

This community is going to take off! My mother-in-law is having a blast with the new activities & entertainment. There is new management there & they truly take the time to listen to what the residents want! She is calling me excited & happier than ever.

rgrg

If you want your loved one to get: consistent care, respect, and be as happy as they can be in an assisted living don't let them go to cogir. My mother never knew the caregivers because they always left. Management was rude to residents and staff. Maintenance issues were constantly overlooked. The food was awful, food allergens are looked at with disdain. All of this for 8000 or more a month.

Steve

My wife and I are currently at Cogir of Queen Anne. The aides are very good. There are not too many active people here, and I find that challenging, because I walk around the blocks three or four times every morning, and not a lot of people would do that. I bought them a ping-pong table, but nobody has the sprightliness to play. They also have a really pretty courtyard. The room we have is particularly nice because the guy who had it before us had bookshelves built and a counter added to the kitchen. It has a fireplace; it is nice. We have a beauty salon, an activity room, and a dining room. They cut off a lot of things because of the virus.

C.C.

My brother found and selected Cogir of Queen Anne Senior Living. We went up there and helped my mom moved in. We saw the rooms, tried the food, and met the staff. The food was very tasty, I had a Reuben sandwich, it was delectable, very juicy, I thought the cheese was melted just right, the bread toasted to perfection, the service was great, and the dessert was delectable. They were restricted somewhat because of Covid-19. They had a beautiful courtyard in the middle of the facility with a fountain. It must be half acre, that was really appealing, vegetable garden, and people were able to go out there, just hang out and talk. There's a big community area, and outdoors was wonderful. I would recommend them, we're pretty happy with them, and my mom loves the place.

Shirley

I visited and I liked it very much. I also stayed there for three days a couple of years back. It has full, 2-bedroom apartments with full kitchens. The staff was very nice, they have good exercise facilities, and some games.

Jim107726

My mom will be moving in. We chose it because the food was very good and the dining room had a nice view. The studio apartment was fairly large and had a nice view. The people seemed really friendly and happy. It's close to where I live.

Kenneth417700

It is very nice. They have one area for really independent people, but for the meals, you have to cross the street. With our weather, that would not be fun. A lot of the rooms have kitchens or kitchenettes, so you could prepare some of your own meals. It was nice, but we didn’t want to be in a separate kind of area. It was a lovely facility, but it seemed so empty. They were very nice and a lot of them knew each other, so that was OK. It was nice, but we didn’t like that hillside; it was just too much.