Our Dad has been at the Chateau Bothell Landing for almost 3 years, and we recently moved him to…read moreMemory Care as his Parkinson's disease worsened, and he needed more assistance and stimulation. Although we were very hesitant to make the change to memory care, we couldn't be more delighted with the unit. All the caregivers are excellent and treat us like family. Heck, we feel like family. I have never seen such an array of stimulating and enriching activities that Violet and the exercise and music therapists Diana and Kaiya provide. And it's written all over the residents' faces when they sing and participate. The movement therapist also is excellent and gets everyone moving with great songs! Additionally, the unit brings in special speakers for enrichment learning and other musicians for great song sessions. Overall, we are so pleased with Memory Care and glad we made the move. And from the looks of Dad's face, he is too!

My mother and Step Father were at the Chateau for 7 years. It was great for retirement living with…read morelots to do, However, as their needs grew, Chateau claims to have Assisted living but they do not have the staff for it. The care givers were wonderful but the management communication is awful. Calls and emails go unanswered and never acknowledged. Even our move out communication wasn't any better. They are now in an adult family home with more staff and less expensive. If you decide to stay there be sure you have some kind of a view and not an unmaintained basement walkway.

Very friendly staff & management, residents seemed to be very happy. Check them out if your looking…read morefor a senior community.

During the snow storm, February 2019, some Woodland Terrace Staff stayed 24/7 for a week keeping…read moreroads open for emergency vehicles, meals and activities to keep residents occupied safely and warm. Dinning staff stayed to have meals 24/7. Some staff stayed without going home for a week to keep consistency and safety for 140 residents. Real dedication from staff which is seen daily but the act of hard work keeping us safe was just amazing.

We have had the privilege of having my parents as residents at Vineyard Park Bothell. We've been so…read moregrateful to have them there. From the very beginning, they were made to feel at home, made many friends, and found a community that was interested in their well being. During the process of my father passing away, he was continually cared for with kindness, dignity and a level of care we could have never expected! The Executive Director, Michelle, and the Head of Nursing, Clarence, both showed up in the middle of the night as things were progressing quickly. They were solely there to provide comfort, support and friendship as we walked the painful process. Who does that? Showing up at 1:00am to provide a shoulder to cry on! The staff at VPB does. I can never thank them enough for treating my family as their own. My mother is still there and has now formed her own community there. Fellow residents stop by her apartment to say hello and check on her daily. Her care by the nursing staff is diligent and compassionate. We never worry that she isn't getting the BEST of care. Do yourself the privilege and find confidence in VPB. You won't regret it We sure don't!

Medication mismanagement, elder neglect, unsafe and wrongful billing. During my mothers stay her…read moremedications were mismanaged on multiple occasions. She would call me, let me know her pills were wrong, I would follow up and they would have some excuse about new staff or deliveries. The lead nurse role always turned over; nearly all the staff turned over constantly. At the time my mom moved out, the lead nurse at the time was always on her cell phone talking or looking at Instagram and never checking on residents. I witnessed it taking almost an hour for someone to respond to the emergency pull cord twice. My mom used it to get an aid to assist her in a doctor ordered procedure and I was going to stop her and help myself, but then thought, lets see how long it takes for someone to respond to the emergency pull cord, so I let her do it. What if it had been a real emergency? Multiple times I saw a resident who was not always able to cut up his own food, just not eat, till I went over and cut up his food for him. He was very thin and his family never visited, so didnt know he wasnt getting enough food. I was wrongfully billed on two occasions for meals I didnt eat (I would go to the dinning room but not eat). My mom went in for surgery and when I moved her back, she wasnt as strong. No one checked on her in the 6 hours she was back. When I went downstairs multiple staff people where on their cell phones, including the head nurse who never came up. I knew then I had to move her to a place that had employees that cared and I moved her to a safer, more loving home. During the time there, my mom did love her friends and the activities, which is why I left her there so long. But she often said, this isnt the place if I need help. I lived close by and check on her often so, I felt it was okay. But this is NOT the place to leave a loved one who needs a lot of care or a place to age in place if you dont have family checking on you throughout the week.

Beware!!! If My wife and I could give no stars We would. This place is a mess. The employee…read moreturnover rate is through the roof. They just fired their manager a few weeks back who we feel did an exceptional job. Hearing from the staff and other residents it seems like someone is out for blood. My family member has lived there for 5 months and hates it. The food is not good and often served cold, the staff is on burnout from being short staffed, the front desk employees are very young and immature and seem to only care about getting paid. When we looked at this place a few months back it felt warm, the residents seemed happy, and staff seemed caring, that feeling is gone. Seems like corporate policies have taken over with high rental increases, no support to the community, and staff turnover issues. We are in the process of looking for a new place for my loved one.

With all Village Concepts communities, you'll find a caring staff, supportive home office and happy…read moreresidents! Riverside is a cozy, warm and welcoming place to call home!

My mother received excellent loving care for more than 7 years at Sun Village Senior Care. Lorraine…read moreis a registered nurse and she monitored and insured that my mother was well cared for. My mother suffered from dimensia and was happy living at Sun Village Senior Care, and I highly recommend it for anyone suffering from dimensia who needs 24/7 care.

5+++ stars for sure! My siblings and I have had such peace of mind since Mom moved here 2 yrs ago…read more We couldn't believe our luck that the owners (Lorraine and Dorel) both grew up in Adult Family Homes and that Lorraine had a nursing background. Lorraine is on top of everything and communicates any concerns immediately. She also answers all questions openly, willingly, and thoroughly. The caregivers are first rate and have been there for a long time. They are so warm, funny personal, and observant. Each time I visit, I feel great leaving Mom in such caring hands. The house is modern yet cozy and homey. It couldn't be cleaner. It is in a quiet tree-lined street and has a backyard and side patio. The home cooked meals look and smell delicious, and at holidays they pull out all the stops!! We are truly satisfied with all aspects of Mom's care at Sun Village!

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.

Jennifer and Pat bring a warmth and caring like I have never seen before. The staff they have…read moretreat the residents like they are family. Residents are treated with respect and kindness and are able to keep their dignity, even when suffering from dementia.

From the owner: Blueberry Gardens Senior Care offers nurturing and individualized senior care all the way through…read moreto end of life. Our attentive caregivers provide attention and assistance with whatever areas of life our residents need help with, in a regular cozy home environment.

I've been helping the staff here for about a year while they got up and running. Wonderful staff…read moreand the place is immaculate. I know these Assisted Living places can be pricey, but I sure could live here if they'd have me. Seriously, though, it's custom built for servicing the residents round the clock. Kitchen area, medical station, rest and relaxation 'common' rooms. And lots of technology to prevent people from 'wandering off'. Very nice indeed.

If you are reading this, you may be standing on the precipice of a new reality that is daunting…read morespiritually, emotionally, and financially. My father went from going to the gym regularly to requiring total care in the span of a month. 'Long term care' and 'adult family home' were words I (and those around me) had never heard before, and now I was faced with making multiple incredibly high-stakes decisions with very little time and knowledge. My wife (all hail!) found Maria's # while researching online and I gave her a call not knowing what to expect. I got off that call and was stunned. Could it be? Someone who comprehends our plight! Someone who has meaningful answers, suggestions, and engages in a way that is so sincere and thoughtful (in stark contrast to the hospital's resources). Long story short, Maria has been our go-to resource for navigating this challenging journey, from AFH sourcing, selection/placement, post-placement and everything in between. A Yelp review cannot do her justice. Please call her if you need someone to bring clarity in uncertain times. Thank you Maria!

Dont work with them they hung up on me trying to get service for my grandmother, the lady was rude…read moreand didn't want to hear me out

Brought my kiddos in last week for an interactive event with children and residents. I was very…read moreimpressed with the program that Jennifer and others put on. Such a great idea to connect children with Seniors and make a fun creative day. There were crafts, animals, and food. Dun for everyone of all ages. Thank you Aegis !

Aegis of Kirkland appears to be a wonderful place to leave your loved ones. The building is nice…read moreand the rooms are comfortable with ample entertainment for the residents. The entry price is higher than comparable facilities but somewhat justified by the extras. The community (move in) fee is significant and you should ask that it be waved as other facilities will. The feature that earns the low star rating, is their business model. After you have made the considerable commitment to moving in, they start adding service points. In 18 months, with little change in the services needed, they added approximately $3,000 per month in new fees. There was a period where increased care was actually needed, but the added service fees were not removed when the condition improved. If your loved one is cranky and occasionally declines their help, they charge for that also. The result is an upward spiral of charges that are buried in a convoluted spew of numbers on their cryptic billing statements. Don't be fooled by the fancy facade. This is an aggressive wealth transfer machine that delivers no better care than other fine assisted living facilities in the area.