Where the Heart is Assisted Living and Memory Care
410 Norris Street,
Burlington, Washington 98233
4.5
(4 reviews)
$5,390
400 Gilkey Rd, Burlington, WA 98233
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Where the Heart is Assisted Living and Memory Care
410 Norris Street,
Burlington, Washington 98233
4.5
(4 reviews)
$5,390
$2,750
$5,660
$3,400
4.33
(9 reviews)
Facility
5.0
Staff
5.0
Carol
4
|
July 13, 2022
I toured the independent living of Creekside Continuing Care Community. They have all three levels there. It's a beautiful facility. It has a lot of gardens, and it has three courtyards. The neighborhood is top-rated. My mom and I both love that neighborhood. It's a place to walk your dog, your pet, or whatever, and they have a pet play area. However, the rooms were just too small. The staff who gave me the tour was very good. They have a beautiful dining room. They have a private dining room, too, for the family members when they come over. It's a newer place. They use high-quality windows, I noticed, and some of the other things were just nice. It's the only place that offers cottages, which was pretty cool for some people. They have a garage attached to the unit. It looked like a duplex with two garages.
Tracey
5
|
October 8, 2018
The top of our list is Creekside. I really like it. I like that they have two different dining areas, e.g., a regular dining hall and a bistro. You can go to either one. This gives you two different dining options. They have five courtyards too. Most of the rooms look into a courtyard. They have balconies and there is good light in the rooms. I really like that. Each hallway is decorated in a different theme and I didn't see that anywhere else. I thought that was cool because otherwise they all look the same. They have themed hallways, which I thought was really great. The hallways weren't drab. They had a calendar of activities. I really liked the community. The staff who helped me was very good.
Janet148626
2
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November 1, 2016
Skagit formerly Creekside was too big, and I did not like it. The buildings were very large and confusing, the floor plan was difficult, and some of the rooms were very small. My mom couldn’t find her way back to her room as she tried; I couldn’t find my way around either. The staff was nice, and they also have games and movie nights.
Teresa361668
5
|
August 22, 2016
I had gone to The Creekside. It was very well put together. Their director or tour person was very professional, very informative, and her follow-up was very good. We would be there right now if it wasn’t for the price. Once, again, it came down to the expense. However, because of where it was location and how well taken care of it is, I would say that it was definitely worth what the other place was asking for. They had extras that the other facilities that we looked at did not have. They had an actual Alzheimer’s unit and locked up areas for Alzheimer’s patients. They were a retirement community, but they also had assisted and memory care. They had everything.
Debora W
5
|
November 29, 2015
I loved Creekside the most, and I was going to place my parents there. The lady that gave me the tour seemed really caring. What I really liked was that all of the assisted living residents were on the second floor and didn’t have to go downstairs because their dining room and activity areas were on the second floor. They have a big dining room on the first floor where they serve meals for longer hours, so they might start serving breakfast from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., and 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for lunch, giving more options for when to come down and eat, which I thought was pretty cool. They posted the menu for the day around the facility. They had a huge and nice activity area, and they were playing bingo when I was there. The price was really reasonable.
Caring109985150
5
|
August 16, 2015
We liked Creekside, and we even contemplated moving mom there, but she had another stroke. The rooms available were bigger; they had a shared one bedroom with a little kitchen area and its own bathroom.
Kay43
4
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August 11, 2015
Skagit Valley Senior Village (Formerly Creekside Continuing Care Community) is assisted living, and they even have dementia quarters. It's nice, but I'm not one that wants to get dressed up to go for breakfast, lunch, and dinner everyday. I have eaten there, and it was a big dining room. It was very good food, there's nothing to complain about, I just don't want to eat like that everyday. The staff was very good.
Krissy3
4
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February 9, 2015
My father will be moving to Skagit Valley, and we liked it because of the location and the price. The rooms were nice and spacious. He will have a studio with a kitchenette. They have daily activities like bingo, going out to the stores and casino, and going out for drives. The people were very friendly and very helpful, but they should improve on welcoming the people; it felt like sometimes they were kind of more about getting him in versus customer service.
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