Memory Care Communities in Lynnwood, WA

"I went to Cogir of Edmonds Assisted Living & Memory Care. The facility was very nice. We didn't partake in the food, but it smelled fantastic. We saw the menus they have for their everyday meals, and they all had special meals if you needed them. I'm diabetic, so she said, "Oh, well, we can accommodate you. Sure. All you have to do when you come in is tell us what you want and you've got it." The staff was terrific. They were all friendly and they showed us around. They kept asking us questions about what I needed. They said they can accommodate me. It was just wonderful. I love the facility."

"I visited the North Creek by Bonaventure's assisted living. I don't know much about the community yet but I know what I want in an apartment, and it's the only place I've found that has everything. I wanted a washer and dryer in the unit, a full kitchen, air conditioning, and a place I could get outside with my dog. I've been to several other facilities, and theirs is the best for me. It's also not a big place. The lady there who helped me was great."

"Sunrise of Edmonds was very nice and very clean. I had a very good feeling overall about the place. Wendy was very professional and very thorough in her tour and information about the facility. The studio was nice but small. They only had those available at the time, but they also had one and two bedrooms. They talked a lot about the outings that they take their vans to. They had a lot of field trips. They also had different classes available in-house. So, if people want to take an art class, they could."

"I went to Laurel Cove Community. The people were very friendly and they seemed to be very busy. The staff was very nice. The young woman was sitting at the desk immediately came up and said, "Hi, can I help you?" Everywhere we went it was nice and you felt very comfortable. I liked the room there. On the outside, it doesn't look like much, but when you walk in, it's a completely different feeling. The menus look good. They showed us the menus, and we were there each time at almost lunchtime. Their residents seemed to go to lunch between 11:00 and 1:00. The food smelled fantastic, but we didn't eat any of it."

"Brookdale Silver Lake is definitely the ritziest memory care you'll get. It's top-notch. You pay extra, but it's also very geared towards the best experience for memory care patients. It is what impressed me the most. They charge the most, but they also provide the most services. They remodeled it to look like an old-time city street to jog people's memories of the past. They have an excellent craft area, kitchen area, and decorations galore. There's constantly stuff going on. It's a premier facility for memory care patients. They're a great facility. They know memory care the best out of all the places that I've observed."

"Cogir of Bothell Memory Care seemed quite nice, very clean, and modern. It seemed like a very nice facility. They did not take my mother-in-law's long-term care insurance though, so they were out for us. The staff I met was great. They had a nice courtyard for the clients to go out and enjoy the sunshine and stuff. So it was quite nice."

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

"If you are looking for the very best residence for your senior years, book a tour of Ida Culver House Broadview. There are so many reasons: The apartments are always newly painted and white glove clean, meals are chef planned and prepared and wait staff is always courteous, activities are resident appropriate, varied, and interesting, the entire staff is well-trained, friendly, and ready to meet your needs. Building amenities include pool, exercise room with equipment, library as well as kiosks will "free to take and return books" on each skybridge, and plenty of places to walk, especially the beautifully maintained grounds with plenty of flowers and colors that change with the season. Ida Culver House Broadview (ICHB) is a warm, attractive lifestyle. Come to see for yourself."

"We went to see Cogir of Northgate Memory Care, and we liked it. It's terrific, and its location is a real advantage. The rooms are smaller than some of the older ones because it's a newer building, but it has a great layout. It's functional, too, with lots of closets, a big bathroom, and even a guest closet. It has sliding glass doors and good light. This was the room we saw they were putting in the new floors, and it's lovely. The person who gave the tour was terrific and very helpful. In their packet, they had some extra information as far as things that might help in getting things financially squared away to help my brother. It's some liaison kind of materials, which is terrific. We were in the dining area, and I met somebody who was taking some food to someone's room, a room service, and that was terrific. We also saw the menu."

"Aegis Lodge was gorgeous. It was a beautiful facility. The people seemed very nice. They had a lot of activities. The food looked good. The person who took me on the tour was very nice and very helpful. They gave me some cookies, and those were good. The building looked beautiful and extremely clean. Everybody seemed okay. It was just a little bit impersonal. The rooms were good sizes. Usually, two private rooms would share a bathroom, and it was very nice."

At Emerald City Senior Living, our community's culture is built on helping our residents find their happiest, healthiest selves. After hearing from multiple new residents that they were concerned about getting involved and making new friends, we formed a resident ambassador program, which pairs each new resident with an ambassador who helps them acclimate to Emerald City, engage in activities and events, and volunteer in the local community. A lot of our residents want to stay active, even during the dreary, rainy, Seattle winters, so we formed an indoor walking club and indoor gardening club, so they can appreciate the outside, inside. We also noticed that a lot of our residents were traveling to doctor's appointments and therapy visits, so now we're proud to offer a visiting physician service along with an in-house, on-site therapy facility, so our residents can get the care they need, right here, at home.In short, when our residents talk, we listen. If you or a loved one are looking for a senior living community where residents are respected and heard, we'd love to meet you. Contact us today to schedule a tour.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 father-in-law ended up in Heritage Court Assisted Living. It's a secure facility, and so far, so good. He's still trying to escape, but we know he's safe, and they have a very caring staff. I think they're doing a great job, with everything I've seen so far. They're patient and they're kind. They're doing a great job, considering that they're dealing primarily with late stage dementia and Alzheimer's patients. His room is small and it's sparse, but that's really all he needs. It's small, clean, and it's good considering his condition. Their dining hall and activity room are one and the same. They have one upstairs and one downstairs. The facility is functional, bright, and upstairs has a lot of light and lots of windows. The activity/dining hall is very bright and airy. It's an older building but they're taking care of it. It's an older building, but they're taking care of it. They have a variety of snacks like fresh-baked cookies, a refrigerator with juice drinks, yogurt, sodas, and such that are available to the residents all the time. The day that I toured, they had about half a dozen residents doing coloring. They have activities and their activities are appropriate for their population. He's on Medicaid. He's getting basic care, so I'd say it's good value."

"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."

"Mom just moved to Empress Senior Living at Laurelhurst Assisted Living and Memory Care. It's a facility that was just built a few years ago, and their staff is wonderful. I spent many, many days there with my mom. They are very professional and good. The food was very good, too. In memory care, there are a lot of people who are not very high-functioning, so they don't do a whole lot of activities, but the value for the money is pretty good. It costs $6,600 a month to be in that facility, and then there are additional costs on top of that, but I think for what I looked at all over, their cost was about the same as others. I was so lucky to find that place. They had space available, and they were able to get me in. It wasn't out of reach cost for me."