Memory Care Communities in Olympia, WA

"I visited Bridgeport Place Assisted Living & Memory Care and checked their assisted living. The place was gorgeous. The room I visited was lovely, clean, and well-maintained. The person who gave me the tour was outstanding. He knew his facility well and introduced me to the different surroundings of the community. He talked about where people eat and all the things that they would be doing. He was outstanding. For activities, they had a pool table, a little library, and a rec room. They also had a little room for TV and puzzles."

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

"Home to a loving staff and administrator that treats their residents like family!"

"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."

"I toured Aspire Care Adult Family Home. I like the idea that there's a person there to resolve issues as opposed to a waiting list. They have a good ratio. It's a family neighborhood. It's not a huge building. It's just a single-family home. They have wheelchair-size doorways that can handle wheelchairs and wheelchair-accessible showers. I looked at their menu. It seemed OK."

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

"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."

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

"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."

"I visited Woodland Village. They were great. They were updated. Everything was really clean. They had activities going on while I was there. The dining room was beautiful. I didn't taste their food, but they told me how it was and everything. It all looked good. I only dealt with one person, and he was great. They've got a friendly environment, and it looks like they have lots of activities."

"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."

"We went to Brookdale Harbor Bay. It was very nice, but it was a little more than we would want to pay. It's a very, very nice community. It was a very upscale place. The person we talked to was very courteous and very knowledgeable. They have a swimming pool, a gym, and everything that you would want in a facility like that. You couldn't ask for anything more."

"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."

"We visited Silver Creek by Bonaventure in Puyallup, and I think the woman who took us around was a really good ambassador for this place. She was energetic, had a lot of good information, and had a good sense of humor. She did a very good job. She's been with the company for seven years. We visited their independent living because there were no assisted living places open for us to tour. They're in one wing of the same building. I thought the upkeep was excellent. The rooms were a good size for such a facility, so I was impressed with that. They have two dining areas, and they seat at different times. For instance, at lunch, they seat around 11:45 and then at a later time so that the residents can go either earlier or later. They have two areas, and they're roomy. It's nice and open, and the whole place, including the dining room, has a lot of natural light, which I like. They have a gym, a library, and lounge areas. It had been recently upgraded and remodeled, so it was very nice. It's someplace we would consider living."