Communities in Olympia, WA

"When I get old, Patriots Landing in DuPont is where I want my kids to take me. I went to this place on friday October 7th, and I was immediately blown away by the entrance to this facility. I felt like I was walking into the Hilton Inn or something. My daughter and I walked around the building to visit with the elderly veterans that resided there. I can tell you that my daughters favorite part was the elevator. As you walk in the building you are greeted by an inviting sitting area that leads to the staircase to the second floor. The stairs reminded me of the ones on the ship of the Titanic(the movie of course). All the walls had beautiful artwork from a local artist, and paintings that consisted of veteran or military personals. This place made me feel like the perfect retirement home for a veteran. Right behind the stairs that welcomed you as you walked in, is the gorgeous dinning area. The chef had a sharp professional outfit on, and the waitress looked so refined. All the tables were perfectly placed with place mats, napkins on napkin rings, silverware, glasses and gorgeous arrangements of flowers.I was not able to go into the residents rooms during this visit, but I hope I get a call back from the residents I did get to meet so I can tour their rooms. But I can only imagine how magnificent they may be. I really appreciated that the staff(except the kitchen part) was uniformed. They all had red tops and khakis. The best way to allow residents there to feel confident that they are asking an employee for help. "

"Bridgeport Place Assisted Living was very clean, the rooms are a decent size and the staff was helpful with information for me. It just wasn't for the needs that I was looking for, my mother seems to be further gone than the residents that they have there. Overall, I was pretty happy with the place."

"Clean facility. Caring staff. My uncle is very happy being at Centralia Point."

"My wife moved to Hearthside manor a year ago this month. It's a very down, homey atmosphere; it's not formal, not staid but relaxed. It's a secure lock down facility. It works for us and I think my wife is happier there. "

"The rooms were clean and quite adequate. The staff was phenomenal. Caring, giving, loving and very attentive to the needs of the residents. The residents were happy and very enthusiastic at welcoming my mother to her new residence. Thank you for making this very hard decision about placing my mother into an assisted living facility feel like I was leaving her with family."

"We toured Aspire-care looking for an adult home for my husband's father. The home was immaculate inside and out. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable. We knew as soon as we met Grace Thud and toured the facility that this would be the place for our father/husband. She is so kind, friendly, and knowledgeable for caring for Alzheimer's and Dementia patients. My husband, his mom and I all feel fortunate to have had him in her care. We highly recommend any location that Grace has."

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

"When I went to visit Olympic Alzheimer's Residence I met with the director or the manager, Angie. She was really nice and took me around. I could tell that the Medicaid would be the only concern for them, but they were nice. I thought it was a nice place and that the tour went pretty well. When Angie and I had our initial meeting, I told her that my mother was strictly on Medicaid, and her demeanor was kind of like, "Oh". So I felt that going forward, it was just kind of her telling me where they eat, where they can go walk, and so on. The tour really seemed kind of generic, and the tone seemed to have changed, although not rudely. We also discussed the financial aspect with regards to my mom being Medicaid only. I was a little bit put off by that, to be honest. I also ran into some issues with them later on. They reached back to me and said they had a bed available, and that we could come so they could assess my mom. They didn't handle the situation well at all. They crashed my mom so to speak, although they didn't do it personally, when they denied taking her. I found out later after some inquiries and talking to the social worker and DFHF that it was because they couldn't get an increase to her Medicaid daily rate. Even though they said that they based it on her behavior. They said her behavior was difficult so they were not going to take her there. I understand that, but that's not my biggest beef. I was very disappointed in the whole process because it was a dollar driven thing. I don't question their care for people in there. I question the process of getting people in. I wish they could have been upfront with me instead, but it lead me to believe that as soon as they got a Medicaid bed that opened up they would bring her right on. But that really wasn't the case. I'm disappointed with the whole process and that really bothered me a lot. However, the initial process and the tour left me with a good impression. It just took a turn because it wasn't handled really well. I was impressed with the place and facilities. They treated the people well, and the staff and the residents interacted really well. I didn't want to say it was all about the money, but when I mentioned Medicare it was like a very condensed tour. I was onlu there for a half hour. Their facilities were really clean, organized, and there were staff members everywhere. So that was very impressive to me. I would give them a five on that."

Vistra Care Adult Family Home LLC began operations way back in August 2019 where residents around and beyond Tacoma, Washington, gained access to a promising adult family home center that places their welfare on a pedestal. With our continuous efforts to improve the niched service we fulfill, we were able to geographically expand our reach by installing a new residential center in Puyallup, Washington. 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 Adult Family Home LLC, 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 care, Nursing Care, Personal Care and 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 parents have been at Spring Ridge. We chose this place because one of things that we were looking at was the possibility of moving them to Medicaid when their resources have depleted and it is also clean and new. The facilities are very nice. The staff's work ethics are very straightforward. "

"Auntie lives in a studio at Woodland Village. Before you get to her toilet and tub, there is this giant closet to hang all of your stuff. Then the main room has a kitchen and a big room with a huge window. She is able to get everything in there without a problem so she likes it a lot. She likes the lighting and having a cable TV, too. The quality of the food is medium, but they do good because they base their meals on the elderly. They give them their big meal in the middle of the day and a lighter meal in the evening. I was very impressed. They have a craft room for projects and stuff. They also have a salon to get your hair done and they bring people in to perform for them. It's pretty neat, and I really like it. Most of the staff are top of the line and very professional. For the amount my auntie is paying, it's pretty good."

"I toured GenCare LifeStyle at Point Ruston. It's quite expensive, but they offer a lot, and it feels like a hotel walking in there. The residents seemed very happy, and the people who worked there seemed more than competent and informed. They have a dining area and a nice pool. The rooms were great, clean, well laid out, and had everything a person would want, but I felt a little claustrophobic. They have a library, a movie room, a fitness center, and personal trainers. The place is nice. The food was great. They have a nice menu that changes every week."

"My father-in-law did three weeks of respite care there at Clare Bridge at Shoreline View. However, there weren't a possibility of moving them to Medicaid and there wasn't an assisted living for my mother-in-law. However, I thought the facility was very lovely. It was very friendly and very nice. There was a lot of music that came in. The staff seemed very pleasant. I wish we could have kept them there, I really love that place. "

"My brother moved to Brookdale Puyallup South. We had to move him from a previous place we had because of his aggressive behavior, and this place is very qualified to help with that situation. He's got Lewy body dementia so he can have aggressive behavior and they're very well trained to handle that. They're very good. They care for him very well. The community layout is very good. The rooms are very good. They are very clean."