Assisted Living Communities in Lynden, WA

"My dad's girlfriend was a resident of Vineyard Park of Lynden Manor. It seemed to be very clean. She had her own private room. It was small, but it was definitely clean. It had a nice sense of community. There always seemed to be a group of people around in the lounge or in the eating area together, or outside sitting in the gazebo in the sun. It seemed like they were really close, like the people took care of each other, and I like that. It seemed like a really lovely place. I just really like the place. The place was gorgeous. My dad's girlfriend's room had a countertop with a microwave and a little cook oven, and then there's a very small refrigerator. There's a sitting room. The bedroom was separate from the sitting room with a bathroom in the bedroom. It's very small. It was small but it was hers."

Peaceful Villa Adult Family Home is located in a beautiful rural area of Ferndale, WA. The home is situated in a serene park-like setting, and it's surrounded by beautiful trees, with flowers and birds adding to the natural beauty of the landscape. Historic downtown Ferndale, a 12-minute drive away, is where seniors can access a wide variety of shops, eating establishments and health care services. As an assisted living residence, Peaceful Villa Adult Family Home offers seniors a secure, home-like atmosphere with personalized care. Registered nurses are available on-site, as well as scheduled visits from specialized care providers. A team of friendly aides helps seniors with many of the activities of daily living, such as dressing, bathing and transferring from a bed or chair. Trained staff members reorient residents who wander due to cognitive issues. Amenities at Peaceful Villa Adult Family Home include three meals per day, with specified dietary options offered. Seniors can access the lovely outdoor common areas in addition to indoor shared spaces where a full schedule of social and educational activities take place. Off-site trips are regularly planned, and devotional services are conducted within the facility.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

"Cordata Court was my favorite of all the places I toured. I was talking to one of the ladies who was in charge, and she was really nice and friendly. I liked the building and everything inside. The facility was so cozy and warm. The rooms looked great. Everything around looked really homey and cozy. It was a friendly environment. The residents were eating lunch and they were all smiling and friendly."

"My husband is at Highgate at Bellingham. It's way too far out expensive. Right now, it has been really rough because of Covid isolation. My husband is pretty sad that he can't even see anybody, but that's not their fault. The problem I have with some of it is that he gets a lot of missing items. When I send about 20 pairs of pants, he is down to 2, and that's not appropriate. Other than that, there has been no issue except for the cost. It was all virtual tour, so I didn't get to even go in his room. They don't have a whole lot of activities because of Covid. My husband said the meals are fine. He said the breakfast is not good, but lunch and dinner are fine. The price is terrible because they're charging way more than other facilities, and I'm not getting anything out of it. The part that bothered me even more was when I went to put him in there, they charged me an extra $3000 to $4000 just to get him set up in there. I thought that was totally inappropriate. I was not happy about that and that bothered me. I just don't think they're upfront on everything. The people were very nice though."

"Orchard Park is a good place. My sister's room is really clean. It looked like they had good food. They have all kinds of activities like music, exercises, and singing. They have all kinds of rooms, like a TV room, a salon, and an activity room."

"I was there for congestive heart failure rehab and while there I got a respiratory infection, a yeast/fungal infection, I became dehydrated, they lied about filing important paperwork, I never saw a doctor, they allowed patients with cognitive disfunction to park their wheelchairs in the halls next to other patient's doors all day long into the evening, I was left on a bedpan for over an hour, it was constantly noisy, day and night, and it always took many days to get anything approved, such as something as simple getting more water or changing an over the counter drug like ibuprofen to acetaminophen. I will say that most of the staff that directly took care of me were kind and friendly, but powerless to have any control over the things mentioned above. The rooms are a good size, but the only communication, when one pushes the nurse call button, is to turn on a light above the door (it's quite an old facility) and they are very understaffed, especially at night."

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

"My dad lives in Rosewood Villa. We chose them because they are a Medicaid facility. The atmosphere there is very good. The staff is just very helpful and understanding. His room is very cozy and clean. It has a beautiful view, and it is spacious. The food is good. I wouldn't say it is great, but it's sufficient. They have activities and plenty of game nights. They have plenty of physical therapy sessions. Besides games, they have different things that they do to get people together for social activities."

Arcadia Home is located in the waterfront city of Bellingham, Washington. It offers scenic sea and mountain views of the North Cascades and the San Juan Islands, making the city a haven for seniors who appreciate the outdoors. The facility is a few minutes away from the downtown area, and its proximity to shopping centers, restaurants and medical care provides easy access to everyday essentials and basic health care services. Arcadia Home is a private senior care community licensed by the State of Washington. It specializes in caring for stroke and cancer patients and seniors with dementia and other memory issues. Certified nursing assistants deliver customized care in a quiet, comfortable and secure environment. A doctor-on-call is available to attend to urgent medical needs, and physical, occupational and speech therapies are provided upon physicians' requests. The homelike facility also provides hospice and respite care. The residents of Arcadia Home can enjoy a myriad of community amenities, such as a library, outdoor garden, salon and barbershop and the common living area. Room accommodations have private bathrooms and come with housekeeping services. Daily meal plans include snacks and accommodate vegetarian and Kosher-approved diets. Arcadia Home's list of amenities also includes on- and off-site devotional services, complimentary transportation and group outings.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

Welcome to Summit Place Assisted Living! While all Assisted living facilities offer meal service, help with laundry and housekeeping, assistance with medication, nursing oversight, help with personal service needs and leisure activities, there are some major differences in residences. Finding the right place goes beyond lavish living rooms and beautifully decorated dining rooms. Some people may want to relocate to a large complex with all the amenities cloistered on the retirement campus. They want firm policies applied across the board for everybody, schedules that are inflexible and the security of knowing their community is exactly the same as a hundred others across the nation. But maybe you want something different an apartment that's easy to find, people who know what you like and want, know when you want it and are happy to get it for you. Maybe you want a neighborhood where you know your neighbors and they know you, where people have time to talk and to listen. Maybe you'd like the security of knowing there's flexibility to meet changing health needs right down the hall if you should happen to need skilled nursing or therapy to get back on your feet. 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

"My parent is currently residing in Summit Place. I visit here several times per week. She is pleased with her care and caregivers. The facility is nicely maintained with kind professional workers. "

"My mother passed away from Alzheimer's last October. Highland staff were so amazing. Mom dodn't want to be there, where ever there was. The staff cared for her, looked after her, cherished her in all her stubborn ways. They were wonderful. After she passed, we couldn't find a knitted blankie she was using, that was her granddaughter's favorite blankie. Almost a year later, I received a package in the mail. It was the missing blanket- this shows the caring character of the staff at this facility. Bless them"