Independent Living Communities in Silverdale, WA

"Edmonds Landing is very nice, well done, brand new, and beautiful. I am in assisted living. The facilities are gorgeous, and the amenities are good. They have everything that you need, and people come whenever you want them. The food is pretty good. "

Make resort life a way of life. Making the choice to move yourself or a family member to an assisted living community can be filled with fear of the unknown, or if we’re being honest, dread of the known, too. It shouldn’t be that way. Conveniently located, Edmonds Village Senior Living offers bright and hopeful, resort-style living for seniors who have a lot of life to live. Deliberately Designed Apartments Every inch of our charming apartments are designed for seniors and include light housekeeping, same-day maintenance responses, and month-by-month contracts. Our senior apartments are also considered the largest and most spacious in Kent, WA. Come see for yourself! Kitchenettes with mini-fridges & microwaves Individually controlled heating and air-conditioning Bathrooms designed for safety and comfort Weekly housekeeping & linen services Complimentary laundry services All-Inclusive Dining: All-day, restaurant-style dining with more than ten delicious choices at every meal (+ delightful yummies 24/7) makes luxurious resort living an everyday reality! All-day, full-service dining (7:30 am-6:00 pm) Up to three chef-prepared meals served daily Bistro stocked with coffee & pastries Generous à la carte selections Rip-Roaring Community: A full-time concierge keeps everyone in the know and social calendars hopping with 40 to 50 on- and off-site activities each week. Weekly shuttle bus excursions Private transport available for personal appointments Beauty salon & barber shop Urban backyard patio Library for leisure reading or meditation Gym & daily exercise classes

"It's a beautiful community. The environment is very home like, I would definitely love to live there if I met the age requirements. The employees all greet you with a smile, and are very friendly and welcome you like VIP. Every resident seemed involved in an activity, groups near the fireplace enjoying fresh baked bread with coffee and cocoa, the others are playing card games, everyone is so happy there. Very, very impressive. "

"I thought Gencare was inviting. They had a little garden, and I thought that it could have been a little more accessible. They had a decent dining room. I liked that it felt like everything was on one floor, although it wasn't. I felt like it was somewhat like a home. The staff was very friendly and easy to get a hold of. When I wanted to see a different type of room than they had available, the manager asked a resident if it was okay if we looked at her room, and she just gave this glowing review of the place and the staff there. It made you feel more open to it because someone who lived there was so excited about living there. They said they offered trips out into the world. However, I thought they needed more activities to bring life to the place. "

"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."

Sincerecare Adult Family Homes, located in Kirkland, Washington, is dedicated to creating a homely atmosphere with limited resident numbers across two distinct locations. Committed to round-the-clock care, Sincerecare caters to seniors with diverse needs, including those requiring hospice care. The facility prepares on-site meals, accommodating various dietary requirements, and assists residents with daily tasks such as bathing and dressing. Specialized care, including support for diabetes, stroke, and oxygen dependency, is available. Trained professionals oversee medication with consistent communication between medical practitioners and families. Weekly monitoring of vital signs, such as blood pressure and pulse, is diligently recorded on individual charts. The facility boasts private bedrooms and bathrooms for residents, and the staff manages housekeeping and laundry. Sincerecare offers indoor and outdoor common areas for recreation and socializing, including a garden for residents' enjoyment. On-site entertainment options encompass games, television, movies, and a traveling library.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 mom is now in Cogir of Kirkland. What I like about them is that it's a smaller community, and the layout is very simple. It's in the shape of a boomerang, so everything that's community-based is in the center. So it's easier for my mom to navigate, and everything is within her ability to get to. However, their activity person is not there, and they're in the process of hiring one. So my mom is not getting the activities that were expected. But other than that, the food is great. My mom loves the food. The staff is helpful. They have puzzles and movies, and they have things out, but there's no coordinator to do outings. With regard to value for money, I think they're right in the range of all the other places. And they have two bright ceiling lights, and none of the other places have ceiling lights in their ceiling."

"Covenant shore is right on the water and a lot of our church people are there. It's a nice place, the staff is excellent but we are not ready yet though. The food is a lot better there than we have here. You have to go outside to go eat and that would be the only negative thing. "

"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."

"My mother stayed at Pacific Regent last year for rehab. I didn't get the feeling that it was as clean as it could be, but it was a good facility. The rooms were about average, and the staff seemed knowledgeable. I didn't think she participated in any of the activities, but she did make some friends, and they spent a lot of time talking to her. I think the facility itself was nice. They also have a little garden that they can take the patients, and it has a central area that feels comfortable where the patients can gather. "

"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."

"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. "

"I am choosing MorningStar Senior Living of Kirkland for myself. They just opened in February, so it's brand new. It was clean, very warm, and welcoming. I was impressed with it because they have been very, very thorough, even though we went there like three times to show my kids the place. I am confident that I will go somewhere where I know I have security and can interact with other people. The facility is in partnership with different medical groups, so I know I would get help immediately if I need it. They also have a nurse that comes. If I am sick, they will not let me go down to the dining room and expose myself to people. They will bring my meals to me. All of those things are very important to me."

"Sound Vista Village was very clean, organized, and friendly. The people seemed happy. The lady that toured me around was open and answered all my questions professionally. I saw three different apartments. I liked the one bedroom the best because it was bigger and seemed more like a home. The other two were two different studio apartments. They were very nice, but I just couldn't see my dad living there. They were small, but they were all very nice for what they were. They supply refrigerators and a microwave inside the unit. One thing my dad didn't like was they didn't have a washer and dryer inside the apartment. These appliances were in the hallway (although they could have the option of having the staff do their clothes)."