7 Memory Care Facilities in Thurston County, WA
The average cost of memory care in Thurston County is $4,163 per month. This is lower than the national median of $4,962.
To help you with your search, browse the 64 reviews below for memory care facilities in Thurston County. On average, consumers rate memory care in Thurston County 3.7 out of 5 stars.
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Bonaventure of Lacey
Provides: Memory Care
Garden Courte Memory Care Community
Provides: Memory CareEasthaven Villa
Provides: Memory CareThe Hampton Alzheimer's Memory Care C...
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Provides: Memory CareThe Magnolia Woods Adult Family Home
Provides: Memory CareOther Options in Thurston County, WA
Memory Care near Thurston County, WA
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in Thurston County
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Review of Bonaventure of Lacey
My husband moved into the memory care of Bonaventure of Lacey. The building itself is really nice and clean, and the memory unit seems to be fairly clean. We have some problems with getting clothes... Read more
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Review of The Magnolia Woods Adult Family Home
My great aunt lived at Magnolia Woods for three years. She arrived there from out of state in very ill health, emaciated and unhappy. Margarita and her staff made her last years comfortable, safe, ... Read more
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Review of Bonaventure of Lacey
Bonaventure of Lacey seemed nice. It was large and very clean. We had lunch there; the food was very good. The dining area was very nice, too. They had a library, a game room, and some exercise. Th... Read more
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