I stayed here for 2 weeks after a knee replacement. Linda Rackner, the marketing director,…read moreprovided a comprehensive and straightforward presentation during my tour. She took special care to personal my room! The care team and concierge Richard were quick to respond, incredibly helpful, positive, and friendly. The facility has amazing amenities and views, and great activities. I took a ukulele class and loved it so much I bought one after I left and have been taking tutorials since. I look forward to stay here again in October for my knee replacement on the other side. Thank you Aegis and care team for your great care!

From the owner: Aegis Living Lake Union | Seattle, WAAegis Living Lake Union is unlike any other senior living…read morecommunity in the country. The world's first assisted living and memory care community to pursue the Living Building Challenge Petal Certification -- the most rigorous sustainability standard in architecture -- it is emission-free, solar-powered, and rainwater-harvesting. Its award-winning shell house design, inspired by the legendary 1936 Olympic rowing team, offers sweeping views of Lake Union and the Space Needle from the heart of Seattle's Eastlake neighborhood. A specialized Parkinson's program, Life's Neighborhood® memory care, and a full continuum of care make this as clinically exceptional as it is architecturally iconic.

I have found the staff responsive, professional and genuinely caring. Everyone from the…read moreadministrative to the facilities staff have worked in support of my mother's care. I want to thank Andrew and Ethan for all the help they've provided me when I've needed to make changes in my mother's apartment.

Ten months ago, my mother had a severe and unexpected stroke. After a hemi-craniectomy, three weeks…read morein the hospital, six months of skilled nursing and rehab, and about two dozen CT scans, it was clear Mom would not be able to return home safely. After quite a bit of research, what I learned is that there are only a few assisted living communities that can care for someone who is paralyzed on one side of her body, and requires two caregivers to assist with transferring her from bed to chair and back again, and to bathe and clean her. And even fewer that can do all of this while keeping my Mom busy with a full regimen of PT, OT, and speech therapy, along with other stimulating activities. While Aegis on Madison has suffered the same staffing shortages and other challenges brought on by the pandemic, this community has a culture of transparency and continuous quality improvement. The leadership team welcomes family members and friends to visit (for the day or overnight), engage in community activities, enjoy the view from the beautiful Sky Lounge/deck, and--most importantly--provide feedback to help improve its services. I commend Bryan, Elizabeth, Curtis, Craig, Mayor Judy, Brylle and the remarkable team of caregivers (Joyce, Ryan, Jessica, William, Arthur, Dorcas, Mimi and so many others) for making Aegis on Madison such a place my Mom and Step-Dad can feel at home.

Care and accommodations great. Food Meh!…read more The communications with families is amazing. Accommodations are really nice. Activities seem good though my mother-in-law doesn't participate as much as we hoped. The food, however, is really pretty bad. It's kosher so there are limitations but still they could do better. My mother in law does not really need kosher. It would be great if they could have two separate kitchens. If not, they just need to try harder and maybe hire a new chef. Many of the dishes are just plain weird. They make salmon a lot which is fine, but how many times a week do you want to eat salmon.

My mother and in-laws are at the Summit at First Hill. They are very happy with it. I chose it…read morefor my mother after going to many different Senior Living Facilities in the Seattle area. What stands out are the caring staff and all the cultural activities they have daily. From talks on opera, to book clubs, to live music amost every night, there's always something to keep you engaged (more than the typcial bingo and card games at most of these places). They also have many outings to cultural events, shopping, etc. and a shuttle to take you to the doctor/dentist and food shopping.The food could be better, but they serve kosher meals which adds some constraints. All in all, I highly recommend it!

It is a very well run facility. All staff are friendly and helpful, units are great, food is…read moregreat. Underground parking is available to all residents. Activities are plentiful. Each unit has cords that can be pulled if they are having health issues or have fallen etc. When I accidental pulled the cord in my bedroom, two staff people arrived within 2 minutes to help me. I had visited at least 10 other senior facilities and then I found Murano. A one time fee of $40,000 is all you need to live there. You pay rent for your unit. The most expensive is $16,000 a month for a fantastic unit with views. Staff come once a week and clean the units. It is like living in a hotel, most everything is done for you. There are many activities, guest performers and speakers, and MUCH more!

I attended Murano's 'Moving Seminar' on May 20, 2025. It was super relevant and helpful. I am…read moreanticipating a move to a retirement community in the coming year and the presenters did an excellent job, especially Rebecca King on powers of attorney and Rebecca Ricard of RR Move Co. on moving seniors. The realtors, Jim Badgley and Jackie Claessens, also gave useful information on selling your home. The wealth management portion was less helpful but that's because I already have an excellent financial advisor. Plus there was lunch! Thanks to Murano for providing this well planned and well organized seminar.

My mother has just moved into Cogir of Queen Anne and I'm writing this review to recognize the…read moreefforts of Billy and Andrea who assisted us with the arrangements on getting the unit and contract details. My mother is 92 years old and was looking for a place to stay that could meet her needs now and as she ages further. She loved the apartment and the meal plan options, as well as the ability to meet others with so many planned activities. She also has a dog and is happy to be able to have her move with her. Billy and Andrea did a great job with a tour of the facility and carefully going over the contract agreements. Andrea was great relating directly with my mother to ensure she understood everything. Billy took extreme care to ensure my mother's needs were met and covered in every way. The welcoming was wonderful! We really appreciate the personal care both took in addressing my mother's needs and the concerns of her family.

Review of Cogir Queen Anne Assisted Living Community…read more Greetings! I almost never write reviews but I had to for Queen Anne Cogir. I can't say enough good things about this place. My Mom was in the assisted living building and I was constantly amazed at the level of care she received. Everyone was extra helpful and went out of their way to make sure she felt special. The "care team" members including house keeping established friendships with her and treated her as if she were their own mother. I can't remember all their names but I do remember Natasha and her sister (who was Natasha's supervisor) and Amena. Marnie Walker the Sales Manager was the one who helped us make the decision to choose Cogir Queen Anne and we never had cause to regret it. I'm not sure how the management has been able to assemble such a caring and positive staff. Everyone we dealt with (and I mean literally everyone from the front desk to the kitchen workers) was upbeat, happy and seemed to genuinely like their job. I compliment Ken Klotz Executive Director for cultivating such an inviting climate. Maria Crespo the Business Office Manager was always ready with a cheerful and caring attitude to help with not just financial issues but with anything else needed. Ernie Vigil the Health and Wellness Director manages always to make time for an informal chat and was a real blessing in answering any questions we might have and taking a personal interest in Mom's well being. Mom loved the food and the warm, cheerful atmosphere in the lobby. You can see why I give Cogir Queen Anne five stars and "two thumbs up" Mike Carrigan

Beautiful community offering independent, assisted living and memory care. Offers many amenities…read moreand located close to shopping, restaurants and Seattle's waterfront.

Had a wonderful visit as we start considering assisted living--in case we decide we need it in the…read morefuture. Because most of the public spaces were dramatically decorated and were small, and the exterior seemed less glamorous than many other facilities, we were not expecting to think of it highly. We were wrong. We found it to be an intimate and very cheerful option with lots of options for public living for people like us who don't need lavish. They had the services we might need. The food options were nice. we also really liked the size and feel of the apartments. It was also comforting to know there was a memory care floor so if that should become necessary, one could stay in the same facility. We also loved that our pet would be welcome and could even get walks through them should that be necessary. It also seemed like there would be less red tape about moving in. It moved high up on our list of potential options.

My mother moved to Queen Anne Manor from out of state, and has thrived. She is very involved with…read morethe residents, loves the outdoor terrace and her designated little raised bed to work in. With the stability and regular routine her health has improved to the point where she is walking around the block in the lovely Queen Anne neighborhood. The staff obviously care about the residents and a highlight for my mother are the activities and planned bus rides all over the Seattle area. It is the highlight of her week!

Abby and the staff at Vineyard Park Queen great partners with caring for my mother. They have…read morebeen especially helpful during her transition from assisted-living to the memory care unit.

I reached out to Trish for advice when it was hard to know where to turn. She was extremely…read moregenerous with her time during a free consultation and had good ideas, then followed up with her suggestions in writing with no hard sell for her own services. She's very willing to talk even if you're not sure what you need.

I highly recommend Patricia Throop and ElderCare Consulting. She provides a truly valuable and…read moremuch needed service to anyone needing help with decisions and care for aging parents and other loved ones.

It's a nice facility, but care is substandard. They create a care plan which is designed to charge…read morefor the services needed by the resident, but no accountability for delivering those services. My mother never consistently got the care we were promised (e.g., got one shower per month vs. 3 per week in the plan, almost never wearing her compression socks vs. paying to have these on each day). As well, as someone with dementia, she mostly sat alone in her room. During the sales process we were told how skilled the staff were engaging with dementia residents. We didn't see that after moving in, so would complain, we'd see temporary improvement, but always short lived. Staff turnover is high. There were many really great people that provided good care, but were quickly gone. Ultimately we moved her to an adult family home which was light years better and a fraction of the cost.

Aegis Rodger Park has incredible amenities, friendly staff, and good food. The nurse techs remember…read moreeveryone by name and truly care. There are so many programs! A theatre, pool, salon, craft room, hobby room, chair exercise room, billiards...you name it! Weekly cleaning and laundry services too.

This care facility is unethical,…read more unprofessional and dangerous for your loved one. The caregivers do not understand the culture we live in, which is a safety issue for some patients. If your family member needs medication management or someone who can communicate with the deaf. RUN FROM THIS AGENCY. The only responsible case manager they had quit. THAO, she was amazing. Sarah does not care about the client only here caregivers. This place should get there license revoked.

I am the patient fedelta homecare/careforce I am disabled with permanent disability there since…read morelast year, care force didn't care about their patient and the caregiver without telling me throwing away my stuff to the dumpsters my food from freezer and broken my stuff camera the supervisor name is julia filippov is really rude to me, I feel being harassing by her and feel disrespectful and discrimination by her bad service, this agency I try to report to the her company I feel they try to cover it up!