Memory Care Communities in Issaquah, WA

"I visited Patriots Glen Assisted Living & Memory Care and I loved that place. I would have moved my father-in-law in right away. It just felt homey and it felt like the staff really cared. They showed me the memory care, and it's mainly the one I toured, but I know everything's all in one building. I love the staff, and the place is small, and just kind of felt more like a family. They are excellent, very helpful, and very friendly. There are lots of activities, too."

"I liked that there's a park right behind Sunrise of Bellevue that people can walk up to. It's a large area. The activities director was really nice. The room I saw seemed bigger than the others and long rather than wide. It was nice and it had its own bathroom. They were very friendly and they seemed to have a lot of activities going on."

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

"It was clean and the people were friendly. They can handle dementia patients. The exterior of the building was a little older but the inside was in good shape and painted. The rooms were adequate but you have to bring furniture in for the dementia patients. "

"My mother, aunt, and cousin live at Overlake Terrace. I cannot say enough good things about the staff that work there! They are amazing! Soher E.D., has done a fantastic job of picking out caring and competent staff. Marina -- the family advisor -- is always helpful in any area! "

"My experience with this nursing home has been nothing but positive. Upon my first visit the staff was so welcoming and understanding of our situation. They took all measures possible to make sure our loved one would feel comfortable and homey at the facility. The staff all went above and beyond what I expected them to in helping my elderly friend adjust to the stay, even providing her with her favorite special cooked meals and ice cream for dessert. They even took her down to the salon to get her hair and nails done, and to introduce her to all the other residents and staff persons. I am so glad we have found a place for her to stay that will both give us a piece of mind, and give her a place that will feel as close to home as possible while still providing her with the care and attention she needs. "

"We saw Village Concepts of Fairwood and they have facilities supporting all levels of care. They're very organized, the building is brand-new so everything is spotless and gorgeous. The layout of the facility was amazingly nice because it's new so they're targeting it more for gathering areas. The staff who assisted us during the tour was April. She was extremely knowledgeable, she was very accommodating, very quick to get us in there and she did a great job. They had a nice dining room. We've observed that they were doing a blood-pressure check on the day when we were there. They have a pool room, a game room, a reading room, and different types of clubs that you can join. The rooms were spectacular. They were immaculate, and because the layout was so nice, you didn't realize you were in such a small space, square-footage-wise."

"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."

"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. "

"I am very satisfied with where my friend is. Everything is fine right now. I know people over there, and I just think it is one of the best places. The people are really nice. The staff is fantastic. They are really a bunch of caring people that work together to make everything for the residents. They have great food. The chef is creative, so you will not think that you are eating institutional food. They have a lot of activities. I think she is in a very comfortable situation. "

"I'm living in Peters Creek. It's pretty good. We have a lot of vacancies. The food is not too good. They had a change in the kitchen, so it has kind of gone downhill. The staff is really good. They have bingo, trivia, television programs, and singing."

"Aegis is the best choice available for me. They have daily activities like lectures. I do not attend most of them. The food is fine. It has been positive. I have been living here for two months. "

"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."

"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."