Assisted Living Communities in Arlington, WA

"Ashley Pointe was in a grander scale. It had a lot more cottages. Everything was top grade. Their interior was all updated. It was a lot bigger. They had certain rooms for activities. They have a crafts room and garden. Every week their menu changes, but there was always a steady one that people could choose from. The residents could add what they would like. "

"It was close by where I wanted to be. I went there and the description of it seemed to meet my needs. I like their community room and it seemed like the people that were there during my visit were having a good time. The staff was very pleasant and very kind. The rooms that I saw seemed to be very adequate. "

"I would highly recommend MorningStar of Silver Lake. The staff was very friendly, welcoming, and explained things well. The restaurant and the food menu looked very appetizing. The layout of the apartments was great, and the space was good. They have a library, a theater, movies, bingo, and a community garden."

"Ascent Adult Family Home LLC was clean. They had a locked closet that you had to have a code to get into for the medications. The lady showed me around and she was just very nice and friendly. They were going to be getting the room ready (it wasn't ready yet) for my sister. They have to do an assessment first, so she would work with me on my sister. It's a home. From the second floor, getting to the yard in the back would be difficult for the people, but they've got a deck in the summer where people can go out onto and they have two of them. One had raised beds around the whole perimeter so that people could do gardening in it. It was comfortable-looking and it just seemed very nice. The lady I met was the owner. She lived downstairs. She was very personable and caring. They just didn't have a lot of parking, because it's in a neighborhood. So, their parking was not very good to go and visit."

Edmonds Villa Adult Family Home, located at 5119 144th Street SW in Edmonds, WA (98026), is a warm and nurturing residence that provides both Assisted Living and Memory Care in an intimate, home-like setting. Licensed for up to 6 residents, this small-scale community ensures personalized attention and continuity of care. At Edmonds Villa, private rooms are offered, and many of them include their own half bathrooms — a design that promotes both dignity and privacy. The home is RN-owned and operated, with a registered nurse available 24/7 to oversee care, giving residents and families confidence in clinical oversight. Services at Edmonds Villa are tailored to each individual’s needs. These include assistance with daily living tasks (such as bathing and dressing), medication management, incontinence care, and more specialized supports like oxygen therapy. In addition to health care provisions, the community offers a rich daily life through an activity program featuring games, music, pet therapy, exercise, and social interaction. Housekeeping, laundry, and transportation are also part of their supportive services. Common spaces in the home foster connection and comfort: there’s a dedicated activity room, a garden and patio, a library, piano for musical recitals, and a cozy private setting. The environment is both wheelchair- and walker-accessible, making it safe and inviting for all residents. One of the community’s defining strengths is its deep commitment to high-quality care. Not only is the home owned and managed by nurses, but the care philosophy emphasizes going above and beyond — the staff truly cares, and they tailor care plans to each resident’s story and needs. Situated in Edmonds, the home benefits from a peaceful, residential neighborhood while remaining close to city amenities and local parks. Families appreciate the quiet, safe location and the home’s small scale, which promotes strong bonds among residents and caregivers. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options

"My mom moved into Where the Heart Is a few days ago. We chose this place mostly because of the location. So that it'd be easy for us to visit her. The staff had been really helpful. They had an art class. They have a lot. We just moved her there. So, I don't know yet, but I know they had some art activities and exercises. I haven't tried it yet, but they have a salon, activity rooms, and just like gathering rooms. Everything looks really clean."

"My grandmother lives at the Aegis of Lynnwood. They have a courtyard with all grassy areas and a garden. I've been to their outdoor area to visit her most recently during COVID, and it was very nice. The staff members are doing a fine job. She has a very nice room, but she's almost 100, so she had to downsize to a studio. She used to have a room off of the courtyard. She had a patio that went out into their center courtyard area, and it was very nice. They have lots of activities, they post pictures, and they communicate with the families very well."

"Harbor Tower Village is actually recommended locally by word of mouth. They are fairly well involved in the local community and they offer transportation to neighboring communities. I found this place for my cousin. They have a large kind of living room with vaulted ceiling that's also connected to the dining room. I think it's a tall ceiling, and the light, all the windows and stuff make it look quite appealing. Basically, his room is like an efficiency apartment with a kitchenette. Food is prepared nicely and it looks attractive. It's a friendly environment, they sponsor activities daily, and they try to engage residents in community events or affairs. "

"I visited the Regency on Whidbey. It's essentially like a fancy hotel. My first impression was that it is very nice. It's nicely appointed, it's clean and appeared to be fairly new and had that kind of an expensive aura. The staff was very friendly, very helpful, and showed me everything I needed to see. They were playing bingo in one room, and some people were watching a movie in the theater. The dining area was very nice and they had two chefs. And they had a menu posted that looked very nice."

"My dad moved into Scriber Gardens a couple of weeks ago. We chose it because my mom could stay there too, for an overnight up to a week at a time. His room is private. It's a 1-bedroom unit, so it has a little living area/dining area combined, and then a bedroom and two baths. The dining area is very nice. Right now, they're having a little issue with the food. The food was good when he first got there, but I think the chef has been out for a while, so that's been a struggle. The atmosphere there is so friendly. Everybody says hi and is willing to talk to you. The staff is friendly, but they haven't been attending to his needs like he should be attended to, and I don't know if they're trained for that. They're also having staffing problems there. "

"We had a really good tour of Edmonds Landing. I like the location, it was right near the downtown, the amenities, and the activities. They have a great dining room and food service. The person who showed me around was very pleasant, but the staff wasn't quite as interactive as they were with the other place I toured. I didn't like the layout as much, but it's still alright. They had a salon, exercise activities, they have a special menu and they also have a courtyard. Everything was clean, neat, and tidy. It's near some restaurants, the hospital is about four or five miles away. They had good-sized bedrooms, even their studio sizes were pretty good."

"We toured Kenmore Senior Living. It was a very nice lunch. The food was very good. We also had nice cookies and they sent us home with cookies. The facility, everything was lovely. It was clean. It was neat. It was attractive. They had rooms set up for us to look at. We looked at floor plans. The people living there stopped and said, 'This is the best place to go. It's really good.' They had activities. It's got a military base. There's a lot of people. There were lots of men there because it was very attractive to send my brother to get a room there. We met a number of people and everybody was very helpful, very cheerful, having fun, and interacting very well with everyone. It was excellent."

"I visited this facility on several occasions to see my God-Mother. She has been a resident here for three years now and I most recently visited her in July of 2012. I love this facility for many reasons. It is in great shape, it is well kept, and very homey feeling. The staff is kind and helpful and most of all they know what they are doing. As a visitor I have always had a great experience with the friendly staff and the clean facility. The food is great, the rooms are spacious and they have a lot of activities for the residents. They also make sure that they provide great outings. The grounds are pretty and well maintained and she loves it here. I would highly recommend this facility if you are looking in this area for a place for yourself or for a loved one. "

Longhouse® specializes in providing vibrant Assisted Living and Memory Care Households for seniors who have Alzheimer's, dementia and other chronic conditions, such as Parkinson’s Disease or Lou Gehrig’s Disease. We combine the comforts of a real home with comprehensive assisted living and memory care services, better socialization and activities, and a professional operation. Longhouse is the antidote to both the too-big hotel-style senior living communities and the too-small Adult Family Homes. With 15 residents, Longhouse hits the sweet spot. We are sponsored by Husky Senior Care, a Seattle-based in-home care company that we founded in 2009 to serve the Alumni of all colleges and universities. The Longhouse caregivers, communication model, and operation appeal to discerning seniors and their families who demand superior service and outcomes. We believe that in senior living, smaller is better. Longhouse is leading the way to a "human scale" household ecosystem for seniors. Please explore our web site to learn more about this unique Longhouse household option. The bottom line is... If you can’t stay at home, stay in a Longhouse! To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options