Cogir of Queen Anne

Offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Continuing Care Communities

8 Reviews

805 4th Ave N

Seattle

98109

Cogir of Queen Anne

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3.9 8

MLynn99 2022-03-15 This community is going to take off! My mother-in-law is having a blast with the new activities & entertainment. There is new management there & they truly take the time to listen to what the residents want! She is calling me excited & happier than ever. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

rgrg 2022-03-15 If you want your loved one to get: consistent care, respect, and be as happy as they can be in an assisted living don't let them go to cogir. My mother never knew the caregivers because they always left. Management was rude to residents and staff. Maintenance issues were constantly overlooked. The food was awful, food allergens are looked at with disdain. All of this for 8000 or more a month. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 1 1

Steve 2021-03-06 My wife and I are currently at Cogir of Queen Anne. The aides are very good. There are not too many active people here, and I find that challenging, because I walk around the blocks three or four times every morning, and not a lot of people would do that. I bought them a ping-pong table, but nobody has the sprightliness to play. They also have a really pretty courtyard. The room we have is particularly nice because the guy who had it before us had bookshelves built and a counter added to the kitchen. It has a fireplace; it is nice. We have a beauty salon, an activity room, and a dining room. They cut off a lot of things because of the virus. I am/was a resident of this facility

5 4 1

C.C. 2020-09-25 My brother found and selected Cogir of Queen Anne Senior Living. We went up there and helped my mom moved in. We saw the rooms, tried the food, and met the staff. The food was very tasty, I had a Reuben sandwich, it was delectable, very juicy, I thought the cheese was melted just right, the bread toasted to perfection, the service was great, and the dessert was delectable. They were restricted somewhat because of Covid-19. They had a beautiful courtyard in the middle of the facility with a fountain. It must be half acre, that was really appealing, vegetable garden, and people were able to go out there, just hang out and talk. There's a big community area, and outdoors was wonderful. I would recommend them, we're pretty happy with them, and my mom loves the place. I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

5 5 1

Jim107726 2016-07-27 My mom will be moving in. We chose it because the food was very good and the dining room had a nice view. The studio apartment was fairly large and had a nice view. The people seemed really friendly and happy. It's close to where I live. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Kenneth417700 2016-07-27 It is very nice. They have one area for really independent people, but for the meals, you have to cross the street. With our weather, that would not be fun. A lot of the rooms have kitchens or kitchenettes, so you could prepare some of your own meals. It was nice, but we didn’t want to be in a separate kind of area. It was a lovely facility, but it seemed so empty. They were very nice and a lot of them knew each other, so that was OK. It was nice, but we didn’t like that hillside; it was just too much. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Shirley 2017-11-27 I visited and I liked it very much. I also stayed there for three days a couple of years back. It has full, 2-bedroom apartments with full kitchens. The staff was very nice, they have good exercise facilities, and some games. I visited this facility

5 4 1

Searching for oasis 2012-09-12 The location is excellent for older people who want access to culture. Seattle Center is nearby, as are multiple coffee shops, groceries, and playhouses. Lower Queen Anne is in a fairly low crime area. One drawback is that the facility is on a slope, so more active adults may need assistance walking in the nearby area. The building is spacious, with good visibility to the outside for those unicorn-like sunny Seattle days. The socialization areas and outdoor gardens are well kept. The dining room is open to walk-in parties until 7 p.m. so adults are not forced into a regimented schedule. My only negative comment is that my dad is a walker, so the steep sidewalks, combined with Seattle rain, make for a fairly dangerous combination. The location is very close to a cultural hub, but the terrain can be treacherous. Parking is not easily available as many local residents appear to park on the sidewalks. I visited this facility

5 4 1

805 4th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109

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Assisted Living Reviews for Cogir of Queen Anne

March 15, 2022

By MLynn99

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

This community is going to take off! My mother-in-law is having a blast with the new activities & entertainment. There is new management there & they truly take the time to listen to what the residents want! She is calling me excited & happier than ever.

Provider Response

Thank you for sharing! We are honored to be able to make a difference in her life.

March 15, 2022

By rgrg

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

If you want your loved one to get: consistent care, respect, and be as happy as they can be in an assisted living don't let them go to cogir. My mother never knew the caregivers because they always left. Management was rude to residents and staff. Maintenance issues were constantly overlooked. The food was awful, food allergens are looked at with disdain. All of this for 8000 or more a month.

Provider Response

We are sorry to read you have had less than an excellent experience. We would love to listen to your concerns. Please connect directly with me: Patrick Mazzuca. Thank you.

March 06, 2021

By Steve

I am/was a resident of this facility

My wife and I are currently at Cogir of Queen Anne. The aides are very good. There are not too many active people here, and I find that challenging, because I walk around the blocks three or four times every morning, and not a lot of people would do that. I bought them a ping-pong table, but nobody has the sprightliness to play. They also have a really pretty courtyard. The room we have is particularly nice because the guy who had it before us had bookshelves built and a counter added to the kitchen. It has a fireplace; it is nice. We have a beauty salon, an activity room, and a dining room. They cut off a lot of things because of the virus.

September 25, 2020

By C.C.

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My brother found and selected Cogir of Queen Anne Senior Living. We went up there and helped my mom moved in. We saw the rooms, tried the food, and met the staff. The food was very tasty, I had a Reuben sandwich, it was delectable, very juicy, I thought the cheese was melted just right, the bread toasted to perfection, the service was great, and the dessert was delectable. They were restricted somewhat because of Covid-19. They had a beautiful courtyard in the middle of the facility with a fountain. It must be half acre, that was really appealing, vegetable garden, and people were able to go out there, just hang out and talk. There's a big community area, and outdoors was wonderful. I would recommend them, we're pretty happy with them, and my mom loves the place.

Provider Response

Dear C.C. Thank you very much for your kind words and thoughts. Cogir of Queen Anne's staff always go above and beyond to make sure that their residents are loved and well cared for, and for you to see it in action is such a wonderful blessing to our staff members who work tirelessly to make it happen! Cogir Senior Living is working hard at making a difference, keeping our residents safe through unprecedented times, while keeping our residents engaged. Thank you for making a difference in our day - you put smiles on our faces! :)

July 27, 2016

By Jim107726

I visited this facility

My mom will be moving in. We chose it because the food was very good and the dining room had a nice view. The studio apartment was fairly large and had a nice view. The people seemed really friendly and happy. It's close to where I live.

July 27, 2016

By Kenneth417700

I visited this facility

It is very nice. They have one area for really independent people, but for the meals, you have to cross the street. With our weather, that would not be fun. A lot of the rooms have kitchens or kitchenettes, so you could prepare some of your own meals. It was nice, but we didn’t want to be in a separate kind of area. It was a lovely facility, but it seemed so empty. They were very nice and a lot of them knew each other, so that was OK. It was nice, but we didn’t like that hillside; it was just too much.

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Independent Living Reviews for Cogir of Queen Anne

November 27, 2017

By Shirley

I visited this facility

I visited and I liked it very much. I also stayed there for three days a couple of years back. It has full, 2-bedroom apartments with full kitchens. The staff was very nice, they have good exercise facilities, and some games.

September 12, 2012

By Searching for oasis

I visited this facility

The location is excellent for older people who want access to culture. Seattle Center is nearby, as are multiple coffee shops, groceries, and playhouses. Lower Queen Anne is in a fairly low crime area. One drawback is that the facility is on a slope, so more active adults may need assistance walking in the nearby area. The building is spacious, with good visibility to the outside for those unicorn-like sunny Seattle days. The socialization areas and outdoor gardens are well kept. The dining room is open to walk-in parties until 7 p.m. so adults are not forced into a regimented schedule. My only negative comment is that my dad is a walker, so the steep sidewalks, combined with Seattle rain, make for a fairly dangerous combination. The location is very close to a cultural hub, but the terrain can be treacherous. Parking is not easily available as many local residents appear to park on the sidewalks.

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Describe the overall population of assisted living residents at Cogir of Queen Anne. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

Our AL residents are cognitively astute and still love to engage in various activities. Our average age is 79. Our residents love all types of art, music, exercise and games. They love to shop, go to museums...you name it!

What programs or activities does Cogir of Queen Anne offer to enrich residents' well-being?

We have a full life enrichment department that encompasses a great fitness program, art and music programs, social outreach programs too.

What places are near Cogir of Queen Anne or within walking distance for assisted living residents to enjoy?

The Seattle Opera, Pacific Northwest Ballet, The Seattle Symphony are all two blocks away! There is a fabulous grocery store 1.5 blocks away, bus stops nearby. The famous Seattle monorail is also a few blocks away, so residents can hop on and go downtown! Our community busses take all residents to shopping areas, movie theatres, restaurants and more

What transportation services does Cogir of Queen Anne offer to assisted living residents?

We have two community busses and 1 town cars. We take residents, free of charge, to dr appts on specific days, shopping 3 days a week...

What makes the chef or dining program at Cogir of Queen Anne exceptional? What kind of menu can assisted living residents expect?

We have all day dining, available form 730am to 7pm...This alleviates the back up in the dining room or folks not being able to eat when they are hungry. We have a varied menu , along with soup and salad, in addition to the anytime menu where tried and true entrees are always available. We can see to it that vegetarians won't go hungry and folks who are gluten free always have options

What safety features or security measures does Cogir of Queen Anne offer to assisted living residents?

We have a nursing and care staff available around the clock. We also offer care call pendants for our resident's peace of mind. There are also pull cords throughout the community for safety

How does Cogir of Queen Anne keep residents' families informed about their loved ones?

We have several events that are listed well ahead of time. We publish a calendar once a month, along with a menu for everyone to see, along with emailing any updates regarding COVID or the community

What is the care staff-to-resident ratio at Cogir of Queen Anne during daytime and nighttime hours?

There are always at least two care providers per floor or more if needed.

If Cogir of Queen Anne accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?

We do accepts animals here and we love them...Our community is situated in a beautiful neighborhood that is conducive to dog walking. We also have a lovely courtyard and garden where dogs can explore, on leash...Our balconies are slatted metal, making clean up very easy!

What ongoing senior care training does the staff receive?

Our care staff are all certified nurses assistants or certifies Med Techs...they cannot work here without proper certification..We also demand that first aid and CPR certifications are up to date

Describe the overall population of independent living residents at Cogir of Queen Anne. What is their average age? What are their favorite things to do?

Our average age is 79. Our residents love all types of art, music, exercise and games. They love to shop, go to museums...you name it! We have a diverse group here that enjoy different religious services, sporting events, stage plays and movies

What places are nearby for independent living residents to enjoy?

The Seattle Opera, Pacific Northwest Ballet, The Seattle Symphony are all two blocks away! There is a fabulous grocery store 1.5 blocks away, bus stops nearby. The famous Seattle monorail is also a few blocks away, so residents can hop on and go downtown! Our community busses take all residents to shopping

What are some recent off-site events that the community activity director at Cogir of Queen Anne has organized?

We hold Happy Hours at local restaurants on a monthly basis. There is a political lecture coming up that residents are likely to attend

What transportation services does Cogir of Queen Anne offer to independent living residents?

We have two community busses and 2 town cars. We take residents, free of charge, to dr appts on specific days, shopping 3 days a week...If you needed concierge care (private driver), that is also available for a fee

What makes the chef or dining program at Cogir of Queen Anne exceptional? What kind of menu can independent living residents expect?

We have all day dining, available form 730am to 7pm...This alleviates the back up in the dining room or folks not being able to eat when they are hungry. We have a varied menu , along with soup and salad, in addition to the anytime menu where tried and true entrees are always available. We can see to it that vegetarians won't go hungry and folks who are gluten free always have options

What common areas are available for independent living residents?

There is a rooftop deck, billiard room, common exercise room, living room and activity room

What safety features or security measures does Cogir of Queen Anne offer to independent living residents?

As mentioned, we do have the care call pendants. The front desk and lobby are always manned...All ancillary doors are alarmed and will go off if opened

If Cogir of Queen Anne accepts dogs or cats, what indoor/outdoor areas can they enjoy?

We do accepts animals here and we love them...Our community is situated in a beautiful neighborhood that is conducive to dog walking. We also have a lovely courtyard and garden where dogs can explore, on leash...Our balconies are slatted metal, making clean up very easy!

Does Cogir of Queen Anne work with an agency or registry to provide nursing and medical assistance as needed?

Yes we do. We recommend several different agencies when needed

What safety features or security measures does Cogir of Queen Anne provide to protect residents who wander?

As mentioned, we do have the care call pendants. The front desk and lobby are always manned...All ancillary doors are alarmed and will go off if opened