Memory Care Communities in Bellevue, WA

"I had my wife at Overlake Terrace. I had her in there five hours a day for one week. I chose this place because it appeared to be the best. The place is great and the people are great. "

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 have lived in independent living at Covenant Shores since 1995. During that time my husband had to be in the Health Center for 2 1/2 years. He received excellent care. Now the Health Center is again in excellent shape having gone through some problems in the recent past. The activities director in the Reflections department now is helping each individual express interests. Music, art, social outreach, memory support are there. I can whole heartedly recommend Covenant Shores as a CCRC (Community Care Center) where the leaders truly care for each resident."

"Aegis of Marymoor is a very nice facility and they take good care of my brother. We've been very pleased. We don't have any complaints so far. The food is pretty good. There are a lot of activities that people can get involved in. They have outings and a whole program going on. He is pretty out of it, so there are limited activities that he can do, but the people seemed pretty happy. They do a good job. The staff has been great, they're always right there, they check on him frequently, and they're very interactive. They have a good chef there. The facilities are beautiful. It's like a mini lodge and I really like it. It has a very warm and inviting feeling. The price is right in there with everybody else, and it all depends on how much care he is given."

"I went to Peters Creek Retirement, Assisted Living and Memory Care. They were a quieter, smaller community. My sister also came on that tour. She was impressed because the parking was very close to the front door. She's handicapped, so it was a very short walk into the building and into the main area. The room that we selected for my mom was right next to the office. Parking was very close to the entrance. That was one of the main things that sold her on the community is her access. The person that assisted us was absolute five stars. She was a sweet, kind, caring, and vibrant. The facility was immaculate. The dining room was very close to the rooms, especially the room we selected for my mom; it's not a very far walk. They have physical therapy in-house, and they have a pharmacy, which is nice. They have a hair salon, and then they have a podiatrist that comes in. The food smelled good too. Based on our needs, I think it will be a very nice place for my mom. I think she will get absolute 100% personal attention. My mom has limited mobility and my sister, and it's a perfect spot for people with limited mobility because it is a smaller facility. They have transportation to doctor's and dentist's appointments, and they will do her laundry every week for an additional fee of 60 bucks a month, which is absolutely reasonable."

"Redmond Heights was a beautiful facility in a beautiful location. They had games going on. It was an interactive facility where the clients had something to say as to what they wanted to do during the day. Everything was great. I found the scenery to be beautiful and eye opening. I found it to be a nice place that an elder person would want to be. The staff was very cordial and very open to any of my questions. They were almost like family there, and I really appreciated that. "

"We visited Spiritwood at Pine Lake. We were looking for a place that offers both independent living and assisted living, where we would enter an independent living, but as needed down the line, we could get assisted care provided at the same place, so you don't have to move again. The director was fine. It was very nice. The only thing she had available that was empty was a one-bedroom, and we looked at that, and that was very nice, but a little small for us. We're on their wait list looking for a two-bedroom apartment."

"Aeon senior living is a loving happy home for my Mother. The home is brand new and lovely with an award winning chief and loving staff .She enjoys daily activities and wonderful outings. She has a wonderful extended family and they treat us like family too."

"Aegis of Issaquah had a nice quaint setting like a cottage. It was one level, there's a covered walk outside, and there were lots of hanging plants and landscaping around it. It's also secure and very clean. The staff was nice, friendly, and accommodating, but I think some of them need a little bit more experience."

"My mom lived in the Aegis Living Madison for almost a year. We loved the staff, the food was very good, and it was very clean. The reason we left was because my mom wasn't participating in the activities they had and the field trips. She had a one-bedroom suite with a living room and a private bath. It was very nice and roomy. The only thing I didn't like was that they wouldn't like you to hang pictures on the wall yourself. They wanted to do it themselves. My mother had this Japanese screen that we've had in our family for a very long time. We had them put it up and they assured us that they were using the right tools, but it fell and it broke. That's the only bad thing I have to say. Other than that, it is excellent care."

"After numerous weekly visits beginning in 2019 (prior to the current visit restrictions) with a neighbor who's family chose this community for their Mother, I realized how important the words "quality of life" are to each person afflicted with the disease of dementia and how important the quality of caregiving is to that individual. I was humbled to see the dedication, compassion and true spirit of loving ones role in each caregiver I witnessed providing the daily care needs for not only my friend, but for each and every one of her neighbors within this wonderful community. If you ever need a safe harbor for a loved one with dementia that you can no longer care for at home, I whole heartedly endorse Fieldstone of Issaquah."

"Sunrise of Issaquah is a beautiful community. It's like an age-in-place type of facility where you're paying for services that you may or may not need. So you get up and you have to push a button, and that lets them know that you got up in the morning, and you have a lifeline. It's a very nice facility, you're more on a schedule where you have to have lunch at noon, dinner's at 5:00, there's a set menu, they have monthly wellness checks; all good things. It's a pretty nice facility depending on what your expectation is. The staff we met there was very nice. The building was really nice but the room, she didn't care for."

"Empress Senior Living was amazing. It was more expensive, but I seriously considered it. It's just that the rooms were kind of small and a little depressing. They didn't have carpet in them. Also, there's only 17 people there right now, so there's nobody in the memory care. They're still trying to fill up the place. They're really new, so they don't have very many peoplel, which made it not a good fit, but again the people were absolutely fantastic. I really, really, really like them."

"Jefferson House was very nice, very professional, and clean. Just good vibes overall. Everything was great. The rooms and common areas were similar to other places. They're equipped with two twin beds, one on each side, so two people per room."