Cascadia Senior Living

I would definitely recommend them. I think our only issues come from us as much as from them. What I mean by that is, I had a couple of issues with my mom not taking her medicine. I had asked them to remind her or to check on if she was taking it. But I think I need to just ask them to administer it the next time and that way she won't miss doses. I need to communicate her needs and our wishes more effectively. I also need to take more things from home for her so she feels more at home (like her recliner). They didn't have a comfortable chair for her to sit in to watch tv. And I also need to set up a more specific activity plan and meal routine for her because she didn't want to impose on them and then wouldn't ask for what she needed or wanted. But again, that's more on us. The only complaint I think I heard my mom say was that if she requested food in her room it was usually cold when she got it. And sometimes it took them a while to get to her when she called. But those are things I think to be expected because they can't drop everything when she calls. They have others they are attending to as well. I will say that the staff are super nice. I think they would be a 5 in all areas if they had more staff to cover everything. I think those that are there are doing the best they can. My mom will most likely be going there again. I fully expect or at least hope that her next visit will go better because she now knows what to expect and hopefully will speak up more for herself and do more things with her friends. I think what is hard for my mom is that she is in a wheelchair and is more dependent and that's why she didn't want to always ask them to take her here or there. But I told her, that's what they're there for.

My mother is a resident at Village at Keizer Ridge. The move in process was a bit rough. There was no tour or orientation for my mother. However, overall I would recommend the facility to others.

The staff members at Fieldstone Olympia Memory Care are very friendly and super helpful and upbeat. The menus and preparation disappointing. Alternatives are mostly fried food. They are adding evening activities would be a plus

[name removed] was there 6 days and then went to the hospital and never returned. The Village was as good as they could be under the circumstances. In my opinion [name removed]should not have been accepted into assisted living. I will say with the challenges we faced with [name removed]they helped the best they were able. I put N/A on 6 because he never was able to be involved with activities to my knowledge.

I love it here. I would recommend it to my friends I chose this primarily, because if I need to change from independent to assisted living, I can stay in my same apartment we have a restaurant open from 7 AM to 7 PM and a bar and grill open from 11 AM to 7 PM. My children are just as happy as I amto be staying here

Fieldstone has met the needs of my mother w/ early stages of dementia. They are kind hearted people that always try to put a smile on my moms face.

It didn't have the look and feel of a care facility (nursing home). It felt more like a place where her would have more freedom to move around. The activities also was a big factor. He was very bored at home and needed other things to do and people to do it with.Residents are well taken care of. They get a lot of one on one attention.

The community has wonderful caring staff. Everyone is friendly. They provide meals for the residents. The community is clean. Overall we would recommend the community to others for their loved ones. I understand the food wasn't so hot. I've never had any myself, just an observation.

I spent 6 months living at Fieldstone Cooper Point in Olympia. I was comfortable and enjoyed the caregivers and staff. My reason for leaving was to move closer to my family. The Assisted living community I moved to is much like Fieldstone. Friendly staff members who address everyone, including the residents by first name—— always with a smile on their faces. Fieldstone staff on a whole are slightly younger but appear to be well trained and caring. They work together well and respect each resident as individuals. The two young women who co-ordinate activities at Fieldstone are energetic and enthusiastic and fun to be around. Weekly we had 2 Bingo games, a " Bucket List “ Travel Log, a special seasonal craft session, on Thursday afternoons they have an outside musical group perform (usually with a yummy snack, treat and beverage from the kitchen), often during the week they have an ice cream social, and perhaps an outside speaker. Besides all that there are usually 2 movies shown every day. Unlike most assisted living communities I'm aware of Fieldstone does not have set hours for meals. Their dining room is like a restaurant. They have an interesting menu from which you can order what you would like for meals. The dining room is open from 7:30am until 7:00pm. I found it very nice to be able to eat when I felt like eating. I was surprised to find I generally ate only twice a day. I would recommend Fieldstone Cooper Point to most anyone I know.

Fieldstone works hard at trying to offer loving care for their residents. Sometimes it seems that they are short staffed for the number of residents needing help, as we have to wait for several minutes to get help with a need. The activites coordinator does a fantastic job creating fun and active games. Activities for residents, always providing refreshments afterward. Meds are always delivered in a timely manner. Fieldstone provides a friendly and loving environment. Thank You!!

I toured Fieldstone Memory Care and it was a nice tour. The facility was nice and new. It was pretty spiffy. I toured several in the area and this facility was one of the newest ones.

I toured Fieldstone Memory Care of Silverdale and the facility was very nice. It's a new facility and was pretty spiffy. I toured several in the area and this facility was one of the newest ones.

Keizer Ridge was a nice place also that I toured. Most all were compatible, it's just so sad and disappointing to see so few residents out and about in the common areas during the day, all the places seem so empty of activity, but maybe that's the norm. The more independent residents probably do more to get out and do activities

Personally, I think that their initial evaluation for acceptance into the facility should be better done. I did not think that my dad qualified for that type of Residential Care, his needs were more complex. The staff were great. [name removed] was awesome, she really knows her job. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.

I would recommend this facility to family and friends. It's expensive, though.

Fieldstone of Marysville seemed great. I would have chosen it had there had been room available at the time. They provide memory care only, which was very important to me. The Executive Director was great. The staff to resident ratio seemed very appropriate. And when I arrived for the tour, the caregivers were busy doing activities with the residents. Overall I got a very good feeling about Fieldstone.

I've admired the kindness and patience that you all show my mom and dad. You all have helped me gather information that I had needed to help provide for my mom. Thank you.

Super good...

I moved here from a different location near renton, wash. A beautiful area (sumner)

Everything okay. Staff friendly and attentive. Food is okay