The Best Assisted Living Communities in Clark County, WA

"A Place To Call Home IV Andresen Rd is an adult foster home. My wife has only been here a couple of weeks. We are waiting to get set up for physical therapy, so right now, they're just taking care of her meals, showers, and whatever else she needs. I come almost every day to see her. The owner of this place has four of these. I went and visited three of the four and these are very nice homes, much better than I've seen anywhere else. The staff is very friendly. The girl that's here almost all the time, Violet, does a good job of taking care of my wife. Cleanliness is excellent. They do several things. They have entertainers that come in and they've got somebody for yoga that comes in and musicians, much better than you would see anywhere else probably."

"I toured Cogir of Vancouver. It was very clean. The people that lived there seemed to like it. The menu is always very important to me. I've been to a couple of places where mostly all they serve is hamburgers and hotdogs, and that's not good. And the other thing was their security. They had a great security system that most of them didn't. I liked the layout because it had a very usable kitchen, not just the sink and an under-counter refrigerator. You could use the kitchen if you wanted to or have people in, like if your family comes in or whatever. I liked the layout with the two-bedroom ones. It was nice and large, and both bedrooms were opposite on either side of the living area, and they each had their own bathroom and that was great. It had lovely, tasteful decor and colors. They'd put in a carpet if you wante a carpet instead of just whatever the flooring was. It wasn't wood, but it was probably vinyl. They have 24-hour staff. Anytime meals there were just a lot of extras that a lot of them don't have. Also, you can stay in the same place if you need to move to assisted living or memory care. Some of them don't."

"My wife is at the Hampton & the Ashley Inn. It's a warm setting. The staff are caring. The facility is very clean and pleasant. The staff members are very helpful. If I come in and I can't find my wife, I'll ask one of the staff, and they in turn can locate her and direct me to her, so that's a nice feature. I won't say it's a huge facility, but it's large enough to spend about five minutes looking for somebody. They have several TV rooms, several rooms with tables, and facilities to do puzzles or whatever your interest is. The activities include things like exercise and games where you try to come up with the correct answers. I haven't seen anybody poorly handled or mishandled. There's maybe one patient that gets very boisterous and not cooperative at all, but they seem to manage them and are trying to be as considerate as possible to them. My wife said the meals were fine. You walk down the halls and there are pictures of all sorts of things."

"L&s Adult Care Home has a new owner who runs the facility. Her name is Sarah and she was very good. The home was clean. It was old and it's a smaller home care for five adults and interestingly, it was a home for women. So for my mom, that would be fine, and I can understand where that also might be an advantage. The staff was very nice and very helpful with entertaining questions. It's a house that is run by a woman and her husband, and they are parents to one nine-month-old child and a two-year-old, and they live at the facility. So, if you're an older person and you enjoy being around kids and family, which seems to be quite pleasant, that would be awesome. You would have a built-in grandchild to interact with once in a while and nothing can help brighten our day sometimes, but having a little bit of time to maybe play together with the child. For those who don't want the occasional interruption of children or the inevitable times when the kids are tired and upset and need attention from their parents, it might create an environment where there's a little more competition for your caregivers' time. I don't think that overall, it's a negative, I think it's positive that they're a small little family, but it's the kind of thing that could be a risk and the one thing we know with kids growing up is that their needs continuously change. So, it might be something that could get better, because the kids are learning to live with older adults as well, or it may have times when it's not so optimal."

Hazel Dell Assisted Living offers seniors and their families a range of senior living and care services from our inviting community. We give you the freedom to enjoy the activities you love most without worrying about the hassle of household responsibilities. From our restaurant-style dining services that offer an ever-changing menu of new and familiar meals, to a full calendar of events and activities that let you choose your desired level of activity, you're in control of selecting the care and services that are right for you. Here are just some of our Services and Amenities: Diet & Nutrition Communal Dining Room Service Guest Meals Respite Care Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area Personal Care Meal Preparation Staff Training & Qualifications Staff trained in Medication Management Garden Games Hobbies & Recreation Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs Educational Activities/Programs Music Activities/Programs Horticultural Activities Tabletop & Other Games/Programs Facilitated Field Trips/Outings Health Services Hospice Care Medication Reminders Guest Parking On-Site Services Religious Services Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance Transportation & Shopping 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

"What I liked best about Cogir at the Quarry was the caring people and there was a level of joy in everyone's life there and the work life of the people who are employed there. The thing that I like the least is that it is a bit like a maze of hallways. With my parents struggling with dementia, that's probably going to be their hardest transition, figuring out where in the world they are and where they're going. My husband has a good sense of direction and we went on the tour together. He was finding it a bit baffling. If a man with full cognitive and a sense of direction is a bit confused, just imagine how older parents who are already feeling the effects of dementia would be. On the flipside, there were plenty of workers around so you would not be lost for long. There were places to sit down along the way so you could find your way without undue stress. They did a nice job with the cleanliness. The atmosphere was positive and supportive. It was a big business so it was a very big building. The size of the room was sufficient."

"When I got there at A Place To Call Home 117th Circle, they didn't have any openings, so that didn't work. It's very nice. It's a real country setting. It's on a big piece of land. The outside is probably nicer than the one that I'm at right now, but that doesn't matter to me, because my wife doesn't go out. The staff was very friendly. It's high-end and very nice. It has a regular dining room. They get the people up to eat at the table. It's just a nice place. The courtyard was nice. it's out in the country, so they have a nice view."

"We toured Trustwell Living at Evergreen Place. It's small, and they seem like they give pretty personal care. The staff was very good and very personable. They have a dining room. There's a game room where they can play stuff. They have a nice outdoor area. It wasn't fair because we missed the lunch, and they had to reheat it. So, it wasn't a real fair trial of it because it's been reheated. The food tastes good. The variety was good. We didn't get to eat at with the whole dining room or anything. It was a small facility, so the dining area wasn't huge. They're pet friendly. They have transportation. They checked all the boxes."

"The people in Brookdale Fisher's Landing are absolutely wonderful. They're really flexible because when we first went there we didn't know what my father would need, and they're very good about keeping us informed as his needs change. I give them complete thumbs up for that. The studio unit is an ample-size, and there's enough room for him to get around in his wheelchair and he doesn't feel crowded at all. It's well-maintained and everything is very clean. The price is a little more than what we pay for at an adult care home, but the facilities are so much better than those at a care home. One thing they could improve on is providing a little more assistance to the family as far as moving the resident's belongings in. It's odd having to go through the lobby and private dining room when moving possessions, so maybe they can offer another way in to allow families to have access. Everybody seems happy with the meals there, there's always variety, and if the residents want something else they'll get it. The community itself is very nice, immaculate, and always smells good."

"When my loved one admitted to the Evergreen Inn she had a serious anxiety disorder. The staff welcomed her and accepted her as part of the community. She quickly fit in and joined the community outings and activities. As my loved one declined it was reassuring to see how the staff's care and compassion made moving out less frightening. "

"I will move into Clearwater Springs Assisted Living. It looks new and remodeled. I have chosen a large suite. It was very nice. They had a dining area. They had crafts and movies. The staff was very nice, and the people who lived there were friendly."

"Bonaventure of Salmon Creek was great. It was set up fine. It's close to all kinds of services near the hospital. They have a lot of activities. It's a very nice place. It'll definitely be on our list. The staff was very professional, very informative, and very helpful. Everything is very clean and well-maintained. It has everything we need. The layout of the room is fine. The rooms are pretty spacious. The one I was looking at, the one-bedroom-one bath, was essentially perfect for what we needed."

"A Place To Call Home II 30th Court is a nice high-end place. I didn't see anybody except the girl that was giving me the tour. It didn't have much of a courtyard. The building was excellent. They take really good care of their stuff. It's very clean. It's pretty new."

"We went to Trustwell Living at Kent Place. We liked that it was a smaller place and that it included everything that was needed. Everyone was very friendly and it was very clean. The staff was very informative and was able to answer all of our questions. Some of the amenities at Trustwell include transportation, a beauty salon, a craft room, laundry and housekeeping, and three meals."