Memory Care Communities in Federal Way, WA

"I went to Village Concepts of Auburn - Brannan Park. The tour was good, but they had no rooms. The people I talked to were good. They helped me out quite a bit. The rooms were okay. It was clean enough, and that's the main thing. I talked to the people in the front office. They're helpful. The cleanliness of the building looked all right. The atmosphere was a little bit upbeat. The room sizes were small but good."

"I toured Prestige Senior Living Auburn Meadows. Everyone was very friendly. They asked me good questions. It was close to my home which is a plus. They did show me two different rooms. They looked nice and adequate, and they had a nice dining room. The rooms that I saw were furnished. They have a fridge, dishwasher, stove, and microwave. The staff was knowledgeable and friendly."

Registered nurses' services available 24/7 Post-stroke care G-tube feeding management Wound and Ostomy care services Medication management Diabetics management Individualized care plans Family or representatives fully engaged in decision-making. MISSION For both our residents and employees, we offer a living and a working environment rooted in culture care, with personalized services tailored to individual needs, circumstances and goals. We involve our residents and their representatives in their decision-making and always based on safety as a priority. We always want to honor our patient's rights of choice. Safety and overall well-being of our patients is a priority.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

Our beautiful, warm and cozy house, along with its loving and dedicated owners and staff is offering not only a facility providing care for the elderly but also a HOME. Our experience and style of treating each and every person according to their individual needs make us unique in providing a second family that can be counted on. The owners work and live in the house and they offer complete management and administration of all medications and tasks as allowed by the Nursing Delegation Program (administration of oral and topical medication, inhalers, insulin, oxygen therapy, blood sugar monitoring, crushing medication, etc.) Our staff sit and provide full assistance to residents if needed, engaging in social and conversational activities during the meals. We can accommodate special diets, pureeing foods, assisted feeding, GI tube feeding by Nurse Delegation. We provide standby assists, incontinence briefs, room commodes, clean up and perineal care every time is needed. We know how important mobility is for a person, so we provide assisted physical exercises to encourage the continued strength and endurance of the muscles. We walk with the residents, indoor and outdoors if the weather allows (the facility has a nice and small garden with trees and flowers in the back). We are using "Sit to Stand" and "Hoyerlift" devices but also a two-person assist for the transfer in safe conditions of our residents. Our bed-bound residents are repositioned every 2 or 3 hours but we know that a proper position helps with the comfort of a resident and also promotes healthy blood circulation for everybody. We are providing full assistance with personal hygiene if needed (oral care, shaving, skincare, perineal care, hair care, nails, and toenails care). We encourage and support the personal choice of clothing of our residents, trying to encourage and support them to do as much as they can by themselves. 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 mother is in Aegis Living in Kent. She's in their memory care unit, and they've been fabulous. The staff is wonderful; they're loving and caring. We had to move her in during COVID, and they sent us pictures and newsletters. They try to send us newsletters every day with pictures to tell us what's happening and what they're doing. They also do a lot of art. They have an outdoor area that they decorated to make it nice and cozy, and we can visit our loved ones there. They communicate well, and it's great. I'm able to check the menu, and my mom thinks the food is fabulous. We're not able to go in there and eat meals with them at this point. I virtually toured the facility, and it has a really decent layout. They have four neighborhoods -- that's what they call them -- and they're just really nice. The room that my mom shared with another person is really nice, and all of her things are there. They're very accommodating and helpful. I was not able to go inside the building, just inside the office. They have beautiful grounds, and they have a nice backyard with a mini-golf putting green. The office was attached to the building that's only memory care, and all their doors to the community are locked. As for the amenities, they have a hair salon. They just recently were able to go for a ride. They are taking the residents a few at a time on a ride on their bus to different places. They have large areas where they do exercise, play, and do some things. They do activities all the time, but I was not able to be there and see it myself. I've seen pictures and I've heard about it because of the newsletters. The only interaction I have is with the office staff when I go to the front door and talk to them, or when I go in the back gate to visit my mom in the outdoor area where there are no residents out. I get texts and pictures of what they're doing, and I'm able to talk to her whenever I want, or she can call me. I just know that for the cost -- for that type of care facility -- I feel comfortable with it. I feel fortunate that we can have her in a decent place and she's able to afford it. I'm happy with what I'm seeing virtually and through phone conversations, chatting with the people who met me at the gate, and also with my mom. The most important things are she's being taken care of and being treated with respect, and I feel like she's getting all of that there. The outdoor area is a constructed, tent-like situation that has a plexiglass screen built into it. It has little fireplaces on either side for heating, and it's really quite nice. They've made it as nice as possible in this kind of time. It's strictly memory care; there is no assisted living. All the staff there are trained to deal with memory care people, even the kitchen staff. It is awesome."

"We went to GenCare LifeStyle at Point Ruston. It was beautiful. My mom and I had a great lunch there. We loved it. However, my mom would not be able to afford it. Also, it is not like a place that will help you go on to Medicaid. That's not part of their program. We went to see the whole place and see what it was like. The staff showed us everything. The whole system looks like it's an amazing place for people who can still enjoy a bit of life while they're older. The staff seemed sincerely happy to work there. There were lots of smiles. It seemed like they have the best of the best in their staff. They were all just very positive, very friendly, and professional. We saw a couple of rooms, and those rooms were very nice. The whole lobby area was filled with people who were having a nice time and nice conversations. It looked very lively."

Three Tree Vista is a family-owned and operated adult family home. Were lifelong residents in the area; weve worked as homebuilders, healthcare, and hospitality providers; we proudly serve and participate in our community. In our culture, we honor our parents and grandparents; we celebrate their lives and cherish their wisdom and stories; we tend to their needs with the utmost attention and love. When your loved ones move into Three Tree Vista ? they become honorary members of our family, as do you. The Three Tree Vista staff is led by our family matriarch, Dorothy Gutierrez; she is a certified adult family home care provider who has been working at nearby homes in the area since 2009. Three Tree Vista was a dream of hers long before her career in senior care; she planned the whole operation out while raising three generations of family in West Seattle. Dorothys son, Gary, is a prominent local home builder. Gary kept his eyes out for the perfect property, and when his eyes landed on this palatial home overlooking a tree-lined Burien hillside, he knew he found the ideal setting for the home that became Three Tree Vista. Our team provides the personal service, companionship, and attention to detail that our residents and their families deserve. We have staff on duty 24/7 to ensure resident needs are always attended to, including bathroom assistance, bathing and grooming assistance, and help getting from room to room as needed. Life at Three Tree Vista is what you want to make it. Enjoy as much social time or peace and quiet as you care to. There are plenty of places to mingle or relax, both inside the suites and common areas, and out on the lanai with the panoramic water view. Even on chilly nights, window seating can set the view as your backdrop while you read, sew, chat, or recharge. Beyond the house, the best of the Pacific Northwest is close at hand. We can take you to nearby shopping plazas or area parks; plus CHI Franciscan Health/Highline Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente and specialty medical plazas in Burien are just minutes away. In the summer, we can drive around to visit garage sales, fairs, and other community events; in the winter, we can drive around to see the holiday lights. There are countless senior care providers in the Pacific Northwest?-we never take for granted that you are counting on us to provide the very best care?-for your loved one and your entire family. Loved ones are welcome to visit as often as possible ?-and please call us anytime you want an update on a residents health, happiness, and sleepnot to mention stories about their activities with us and socialization with fellow residents and their visitors. You or your loved one will cherish your time at Three Tree Vista, and we will cherish every day we get to spend with you.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

"I toured Spring Ridge Assisted Living and Memory Care. It was a very clean facility and it was nice. It was very well managed. The residents seem to be very well cared for. The staff was very attentive. They had a library. They had a recreational room and an exercise room. It was a split place where one side is assisted living and one side is memory care. I spoke with a very personable receptionist and the person who gave us the tour, I spoke with them and asked them about some of the things, like if they had physical therapy there and if they had pools, but they didn't. That's not common, I guess I thought it would be. I didn't sample a meal but noticed that the meals were changed a lot. It's not a lot of repetitive food. I did get to talk to one of the ladies in the kitchen and she said they try to mix up the menu quite frequently just to give people a different type of food to eat."

Bay Bridge Care Home is a privately owned family home overlooking the Puget Sound and both the new and old Narrows Bridges throughout the living and dining rooms. Our home is limited to six residents to ensure personalized quality care. We are dedicated to providing you compassionate assisted living in secure and inviting residential settings. Your independence and sense of self is enhanced with our supportive environment. Live worry-free and secure knowing we are always here for you. Our professionally trained staff are ready to help you when needed 24hrs a day. Services include: Fully trained Caregivers 24 hours Everyday A.D.L. Assistance Bathing/Toileting Assistance Medication Assistance Health & Welfare Monitoring Comprehensive Assessments Housekeeping & Laundry Long Term/Short Term Care Personalized Health Care 3 Home Cooked Meals Daily Visitor AccommodationsTo 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

Last March 2022, Vistra Care AFH2 finally came into the picture and is now helping us welcome new occupants. With our team of caregivers and nursing professionals, we promise to provide people over 50 with a shelter that emphasizes their safety, amusement, and overall well-being. We also warmly welcome people diagnosed with Dementia, Alzheimers, or other mental illnesses. Well help you find a family in the presence of our team and your other housemates. Sharing a home with other people doesnt equate to losing your individuality. At Vistra Care AFH2 we listen to your specific needs and requests and attend to them to the best of our abilities. Together with our professional care team, youll experience contentment and exuberance in your stay at our humble adult family home. While you reside with us, we carry the responsibility of rendering support and supervision while upholding your dignity, independence, and privacy. Allow us to provide you with a better outlook in life by providing you services that involve 24/7 Nursing care, personal care recreational activities.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 is taken care at Fieldstone at a very high level. Staff is helpful and quick to respond to questions or concerns. The activities are engaging and the rooms are kept clean and organized. My dad is made to feel important and cared for by all."

"I really liked Olympic Alzheimer's Residence. We liked the staff, and the facility was very nice. It was bright and cheerful. Because of COVID, you had to wait in the parking lot before you could go in, and the gentleman came running out with this big conga drum attached to him. He was maybe ten minutes late, and he said, "I'm sorry, I was doing a drumming session. We were singing. I wish I knew you were out here; we would've had you come in." That right there shows that obviously they do activities with the residents. Then when we went inside during the tour, there were some residents sitting around in a circle in one area, and a lot of them were interacting with him. One of them even said, "I love you. Where are you going, and when are you going to come back?" I like the way the residents interacted. It's our number-one choice mainly because of how they interact with the residents and also the precautions they take for Alzheimer's. Before entering different areas, we had to clean our hands, and then not only did we wear masks, but they gave us face shields before we could go anywhere in the facility. They're protecting the residents, and they're doing the best they can. Because it is strictly memory care/Alzheimer's, they focus their activities and things for people with Alzheimer's or dementia. It was very clean, and there were no smells. Every single place we went, there was not one area where you'd say somebody had an accident or it needed to be cleaned or something. The residents were alert and interacting. When we first got there, a chef or a nutritionist came in with this huge plate of freshly baked cookies, and they were really good. They said they always have fresh cookies for the residents in the afternoon, and they always give them a little snack before dinnertime."

"I really liked El Dorado West. It's a very lovely facility. It was very warm and welcoming. They have a large dining room where people sit and be by themselves, or they can sit with somebody else. There were a ton of activities. I liked the fact that they come in and change the linens on a weekly basis, and my sister doesn't have to purchase food or prepare food. The staff members weren't communicating very well with each other because I gave them the deposit and I called them to get the deposit back and I asked them if I could get the medical records that the doctor's office had sent them and the staff said, "Yes, I'll make sure you get those." When I went to pick them up, they had been shredded, so they were not having good communication. I was not very happy. We had lunch there, and it was very good. They had a lot of different facilities. They had a game room and a large theater type thing with a very comfortable theater chair, so they can watch movies or watch ball games. They also have a hairdresser onsite for those who want to have that."

"I toured Cogir at the Narrows. What I liked best was the atmosphere and the ground. Their staff was amazing, friendly, informed, and outgoing. You can tell that they love their jobs. The facility was very well kept, with modern and updated furniture in the common areas. It was beautiful. It's like a park-like setting in the middle of the U-shaped building facility, and that would be someplace that even my grandkids would want to go. They could go there and run around outside. It just feels like a hotel or resort."