15 Memory Care Facilities near University Place, WA
There are 15 Memory Care Facilities in the University Place area, with 2 in University Place and 13 nearby.
The average cost of memory care in University Place is $4,095 per month. This is lower than the national median of $4,954. Cheaper nearby regions include Tacoma with an average starting cost of $2,925.
To help you with your search, browse the 63 reviews below for memory care facilities in University Place. On average, consumers rate memory care in University Place 4.4 out of 5 stars. Better rated regions include Tacoma with an average rating of 4.4 out of 5 stars.
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2 Memory Care Facilities in University Place, WA
Hearthside Manor
Provides: Memory CareThe Cottages at University Place
Provides: Memory Care13 Memory Care Facilities near University Place, WA
The Lodge at Mallard's Landing
Provides: Memory Care
Weatherly Inn Tacoma
Provides: Memory Care
Olympic Alzheimer's Residence
Provides: Memory CareMerrill Gardens at Tacoma
Provides: Memory CareNarrows Glen
Provides: Memory CareBrookdale Harbor Bay
Provides: Memory Care
Madrona Park
Provides: Memory Care
The Meridian at Stone Creek
Provides: Memory CarePatriots Landing
Provides: Memory CareThe Cottages at Edgewood
Provides: Memory CareEvergreen Park AFH – Redondo
Provides: Memory CareBrookdale Puyallup South
Provides: Memory CareBay Vista Commons
Provides: Memory CareMemory Care near University Place, WA
Other Options in University Place, WA
Recent Reviews of Memory Care in University Place
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Review of Hearthside Manor
Hearthside Manor was fairly new, bright, and cheerful. The rooms were tiny and you have to provide your own furniture. The bathroom was down the hall. I wasn't sure if they had enough staff to assi... Read more
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Review of Hearthside Manor
Home to a loving staff and administrator that treats their residents like family! Read more
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Review of Hearthside Manor
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... Read more
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