I am a current resident at the Fairwinds. If you are looking for an independent living environment,…read morethen the Fairwinds is a really good candidate. The front desk, restaurant and bistro, housekeeping, fitness, laundry, etc. staff are really excellent. They are friendly, helpful and kind. If you require assisted living, go elsewhere! The Health and Wellness organization is a sad joke. There are no permanent nurses. The CNAs can't make decisions on their own. The leader is lousy. The organization has been a revolving door for years. My needs have recently increased and I now require assisted living services. I am both frustrated and frightened. I am looking for a new place to move my wife and I. Like many communities they emphasize their ability to scale services as residents' needs increase. Don't believe them!

My mom has been living here for almost a few months now and she enjoys it for the most part. The…read morestaff and residents are friendly, the facilities are nice and there are a variety of activities to keep residents entertained. However, one area of opportunity is with the food The restaurant meal options are limited for those with more particular dietary restrictions. This is what my brother and I worry about most for our mom currently. Residents here get two meals a day (including a continental breakfast). Sometimes the menu options just don't work for my mom. My mom has given feedback to the chef and is hoping to see improvement - but perhaps it will take some time. We will continue to share feedback and hope for improvement. There are many good things about Fairwinds and my mom is really hoping to stay here.

My father has been a resident since fall 2025. It's been a wonderful experience for him and us…read more Welcoming, encouraging, and supportive staff. I haven't come across a single person who hasn't been pleasant and helpful! Warm, positive, clean, and comfortable environment. They have daily activities and frequent opportunities for outings for the residents. I suggest contacting them for a tour if you have a family member who might need memory care in the near future.

As a Senior Advisor who helps families to identify and choose quality memory care facilities, I can…read morehighly recommend Cedar Creek Memory Care. The company is well established with multiple communities in multiple states so understand how to provide quality service to families. The staff is experienced, friendly, with little turnover. As a newer building it is a nice atmosphere for families to visit their loved ones. Cedar Creek is a high quality Memory Care community!

Assisted living, independent living and memory care are the type of care received at the Chateau…read morepacific. Staff is well trained and available to assist residents with several different things. Food is pretty good. Support staff like housekeeping and maintenance is a big plus.

Staff are attentive and know the residents names. Many activities are offered and food is great .read more

My mother lived at The Terrace, which is the memory care unit, for almost 2 years until she died…read more The care there was absolutely wonderful. They were very sweet with her, and they always made her look so pretty. There were appropriate activities all day long. The residents were not forced to participate, but they were able to participate if they were interested. Covid came along after my mother moved in, so I couldn't visit for quite a while, but the activities director allowed me to email notes and photos, which she printed out for my mother to see. The nature of my mother's dementia meant that she didn't notice my long absence, nor did she notice anything else unusual. Meanwhile they just kept on taking very excellent care of her. I would highly recommend this memory care unit to anyone else looking for such care. I can't speak highly enough of it. Debbie B., Bellevue, WA

My father lived here for several years. There are many great features here for the residents, as…read morementioned in the other reviews. The food has changed: Initially the food was delicious and creative. After that chef left, it has been a series of mediocre meals. Main dishes are overcooked and under seasoned. Cooking without salt, using varieties of herbs can result in great food. This food now is blah. The joke at desert when pie is served, is the table mates try to cut the crust by stabbing it with a spoon. It is so tough, they are afraid to bite it with their teeth. The lobby is filled with expensive art, like Chihuly glass. The residents would be better served if the glass was sold and the proceeds were used to hire a great chef. The biggest complaints come when a resident needs extra services. They promise different levels of service options when you take the tour and sign the lease. They represent that they can handle needs ranging from med management, to much more assistance for people with much greater needs as their health declines. In our experience, the meds have been dispensed incorrectly several times, or not refilled in a timely manner such that none were available for a PRN. Also when people return from the hospital, the medication changes and new orders are not always done correctly. The biggest surprise was how few services they actually DO offer. If a person has poor balance and needs constant reminders to use a walker or cane, this won't happen. If help is needed getting out of bed, or off the toilet, that won't happen. This building is basically a lovely apartment home for high functioning people who can manage to live independently. Which works until there is a health event. If you spend a day and watch the elevators, and the lines of people for meals, you will notice private caregivers. Many of them. This is because if your parent has fallen, or weak after the hospital, or forgetful, they will tell you that the need for help is too great for them and they can't provide what you need. Then they threaten to discharge unless you are willing to hire your own personal care helper. That means you pay the full Gardens price , plus the price for the extra one on one private care. It's a very nice building. The director changes almost annually. Most are nice employees, good activities. Be aware that if an illness or a fall change the status of your parent's health, you will be facing much greater expenses, and a lot of extra work, if you want them to continue to live there.....

I was a resident assistant here on the Health and Wellness team for about a year and a half while I…read morewas in college. I stopped working in order to attend medical school in pursuit of a career as a physician. From the nurses to the restaurant staff, to the management and the front desk, I always felt that everyone here put the well-being of the residents first. Whether it was at an afternoon happy hour, a birthday celebration, or an everyday meal, it was clear to me that the residents here were active participants in a vibrant and supportive community. If I were to entrust the well-being of a family member to a senior living community, I would genuinely choose this one without hesitation. My experience here left a positive lasting impression on me that I will carry throughout my career, and I'm grateful to have played a small role in such an incredible community.

These people are unbelievable. My mother in law is a resident there and while she appears to be…read morehappy, the management are a bunch of nosey busybodies. I was accused of calling them (my cell records tell a different tale) and attempting to 'coerce" her into signing legal documents!! Someone perjured themselves saying this when I have never even stepped foot on their property, let along called and talked to them. Way out of line for a place that I have never been to. They don't know me, what I look like or what I sound like. I don't even know what the building looks like! While they may think it is okay to interfere in peoples lives, I do not take kindly to defamation and character assassination from people whom I have never laid eyes on. I have had to retain legal counsel in order to correct their misinformation and interference in my life and my family's life. Absolutely unacceptable. Take heed and stay the heck away! This place is overpriced and sticks their noses where it does not belong.

My parents moved in to the Creekside 4 years ago. The staff is amazing and instantly made the…read moreCreekside a home for my parents. We recently lost my father, and the staff has been so loving and supportive as she battles with her husband of almost 60 years is no longer there. This place is special and I am so glad my parents found it. THANK YOU!

I lived with my Mom in her last year of life at Creekside from 2023 -2024. I am so grateful that we…read morelived there, as the staff and residents created a loving family like atmosphere. The staff and residents went above and beyond for my Mom after a car accident and later, her terminal illness. The staff moved out all her furniture and placed it in their storage while we rented a medical grade mechanical bed, chair, commode, wheelchair, etc for her recovery after the car accident. They did this while Mom was still in the ER. So, everything was set up when she returned to Creekside. These details were typical for the staff to voluntarily do for residents all the time. Everything was wonderful at Creekside- the loving staff, the involved and friendly residents, the programs (live music every week!), the food (so good!), and the opportunity to be with people who still want to gather and explore the world. Lots of residents also travel the world, and then share their adventures. I felt that the room rate was reasonable for all the big and little things that happen at Creekside. Mom moved in in 2023, and Creekside was still more affordable that other places we toured in Woodinville. I heard from other Creekside residents that were already living there that the rates jumped up because the rates were so much lower than anywhere else, and covid supply prices (food, electrical, cable, property taxes, etc.) forced them to increase the rates. Creekside is not skimping on maintenance and cleaning and upkeep. Yelp is doing something weird with the algorithm, as there are some 5 star reviews that are hidden and not counted in the score of Creekside. I knew two of those reviewers, as I lived at Creekside for a year with them, so that Mom could stay after a disabling car accident and later, CJD. I find it weird that by not including those positive reviews, the score of Creekside is so low. This is a 5 star place! Its easy to find out if you take a tour, and ask any resident living there today for their honest opinion.

Mom moved here from another senior place that was rated high. She likes this so much better. The…read morestaff is wonderful, restaurant serves really quality meals, transportation for appointments and shopping excellent. Wish she had come here years ago. She is 91 now. We are so happy for her.

We moved my mother in-law into Brittany Park last month and just can't say enough about the staff…read moreand the quality of care. They even had lunch for us in the frig the day we moved her in with balloons outside her door to welcome her to her new home. This transition was made so much easier than thought and she loves her new place. After visiting a few others places I'm so glad Brittany Park was our final choice, it has met every expectation and then some.

You'll want to place your loved one at Overlake Terrace. Highly, highly recommend. The moment you…read moreenter this community, there is a distinct positive energy. How refreshing it is to see an experienced team who so genuinely enjoy their jobs! The excellent care reflects this. They go above and beyond to ensure that each resident feels heard and valued. The food is consistently good and the menu is thoughtfully created with a delicious variety. It truly is a Stellar experience!

Very small rooms, food is sub par like most assited living I think. They don't really give…read morechoices to make or get food you feel like / want to eat in your end days. They say they provide activities which they do but they are not really encouraging to get residents to participate or start new groups. Plan way ahead for more care as it is Not available within a day or two. The front end staff / maintained are very nice and try really hard to give support with out suport/ training from the head staff. It dose seem like there is a lot of turn over. There actions dont represent there words. After my Mother passed I did give suggestions for improvements but I'm not very encouraged.