Assisted Living Communities in Kirkland, WA

"Riverside East was nice. It was smaller, and the rooms were smaller. Everything was smaller. They seemed to have a meeting room, they do have some transportation, and they seem to have basically the same amenities. Part of the problem was that it was a little darker. It was not as bright as the other places that we were looking at, and that was a concern to us. But other than that, the people seemed friendly. It was just a much smaller group of people. A nurse was available most of the time, so that was interesting. "

"My mom moved to the assisted living facility of Kenmore Senior Living. They had the different things that we were looking for. It was in the right area, and the price was always too high, but they just had the things that we were looking for my mom. The people who work there are nice, and there are lots of nice people who actually live there, too. It's clean, has lots of light with windows everywhere, and they have a big courtyard and a backyard that people can use. My mom says the food is generally really good, too. It seems like she's getting the care that she needs, and she seems to be adjusting and is happy there. The staff members are nice, attentive, and seem to know what they're doing. They have stuff going on all day long, and they put out a sheet for that every day. They have word games, and they have things going every morning, afternoon, and evening. I just don't pay that much attention to them because I don't participate in them, and my mom doesn't do a lot of them either. I can understand the medical part, because that's an add-on, but the actual amount of money that they charge for my mom staying in a studio is excessively expensive, to me. It's over a thousand dollars more than it should be per month."

"My wife has been in Aegis of Marymoor for two weeks. I found it to be a very nice place, and she is doing very well there. The staff is very nice, very cooperative, and very helpful. The food is good. I'm very happy that we relocated her there. She's in the memory care section, where they have activities all day long. They have music therapy, which is excellent, and different word association and memory games. They have a great exercise program. It's fairly priced."

"Empress Senior Living was a brand-new facility. It was very, very nice inside. I thought the layout was very good. It had a nice rooftop garden, a nice dining facility, and nice staff. It was also very clean. They had a very nice coffee bar and a nice library with a fireplace. It's just a tough area to get to for parking. They have street-side parking and it's in the university area, so there's a little bit of traffic to get from the freeway over to it, but the people were very friendly and very hospitable."

"I appreciate the fine quality of care my aunt has received in the time she has been living here. The social programs have renewed her interest in life around her. Every person employed has been well-trained and professional. "

At Emerald City Senior Living, our community's culture is built on helping our residents find their happiest, healthiest selves. After hearing from multiple new residents that they were concerned about getting involved and making new friends, we formed a resident ambassador program, which pairs each new resident with an ambassador who helps them acclimate to Emerald City, engage in activities and events, and volunteer in the local community. A lot of our residents want to stay active, even during the dreary, rainy, Seattle winters, so we formed an indoor walking club and indoor gardening club, so they can appreciate the outside, inside. We also noticed that a lot of our residents were traveling to doctor's appointments and therapy visits, so now we're proud to offer a visiting physician service along with an in-house, on-site therapy facility, so our residents can get the care they need, right here, at home.In short, when our residents talk, we listen. If you or a loved one are looking for a senior living community where residents are respected and heard, we'd love to meet you. Contact us today to schedule a tour.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options

"In my youth I found it very easy to move around the country. I loved doing so, and was saddened when I found that after my retirement I simply could not book flights or travel packages because of my distrust of computers. However, the travel agents provided with a person's stay at the Bellettini helped me regain my independence. My only complaint with the facility is the library, which does not have nearly enough books for people of my generation. I quite like the older stuff, thank you. Most important to me was the private transportation - ask, and a private driver will transport you to any location within 50 miles. Great for visiting Seattle or any places around Bellevue. Alas, I had to move to Boston with my daughter, but I loved the Bellettini very much. I would recommend it to anyone due to the excellent level of amenities that were provided to me during my time there. "

"I liked it. The employees impressed me. Their work attitude was great. The rooms were great. If we move, that's where I'd like to go. "

"I visited The Gardens at Town Square's assisted living, but my dad needs more assistance than what they can provide. The man who helped me there gave some good local references that I'm going to check out. The place was beautiful, clean, and the staff was extremely helpful and friendly. They offered me coffee and pastries."

"I went to Northgate Plaza. They were fine. We walked to the dining room and a couple of apartment samples. Then we sat at a desk and talked a lot about possibilities. Northgate Plaza has no way to get food to my wife in the room. We saw a studio and a one-bedroom. On Thursday afternoon, they have an open bar. The place is really nice."

"My friends feel very pleased to be here, pleased with the staff, other residents, and pleased to have their pets with them. The facility is well kept up and beautiful."

Specializes in providing vibrant households for seniors who have Alzheimer's or dementia and other chronic conditions. The provider is a dedicated and compassionate RN/BSN nurse with years of experience working with Alzheimer's, and dementia and specializing in geriatric patients. Our team of dedicated caregivers ensures that each resident receives tailored support, whether they require assistance with daily tasks, medical care, or emotional well-being. We offer a continuum of care services, from independent living to end-of-life support, all within a serene, tobacco-free, alcohol-free, and pet-free environment. This ensures a peaceful atmosphere where residents can feel safe and comfortable at all times. 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

"I toured their independent living section of The Watermark at Bellevue, and it's very nice and very high-end. As a matter of fact, up on the top floor, they have a penthouse there for $12,000 a month. The lower floors are cheaper. For people who like city life, it's like living in a big city where you have to pay for parking, and that's not my cup of tea. I want something more rural where I can drive in, drive out, and not have to pay for parking. I'm just more of a suburban type. It was very nice, though. I've been there twice, and their food was excellent. The facilities were very nice because they're new, so everything was perfect."

"My mom ultimately picked Sunrise over others. She likes this place. Everything is great there. I think the staff is awesome. They really care about the people there. They're working very hard to get my mom back involved in doing things. I like them. They also have tons of activities for their residents. Their rooms are fine and very comfortable. The food is great. I would recommend people to go there and check them out. "