Cogir Senior Living

After looking at several communities in the Snohomish county area my uncle choose this one. We kept hearing odd things and he loved the "feel". He's been here a few months and couldn't be happier. I visit him often, as does other family, and he always mentions how nice the people that live and work here are. We all see how much better he is doing physically and emotionally; he's even able to continue his physical and occupational therapy here through their therapy department; we didn't find this option available at other places. My parent's toured here last week and it looks like they'll be joining my uncle soon. They liked the feel as well and said the staff was very friendly and informative. I live just a couple miles away so this is great news for me!

I think they are great at Cambridge Terrace Assisted Living Community. I like the facility. The staff was really nice. Overall its been a really good experience here.

Every person we meet were great, friendly, kind and knowledgeable with ALL of our questions (Grace Gentry, Linda Timmons, Mekda's with medical and Mary Beth's voice answering phones and greeting everyone). A lot of activities for our Parents to do and staff is with them on a lot of them. Maintenance, dining room and assistance staff all friendly and very helpful

The best part is the friendliness of the residents and staff. We have felt welcomed and cared for from the very first. The quarter mile walking path is a great feature. There are a variety of activities, some off site if you choose to participate. Your day can revolve around getting to meals but the option to have food to go when you need it is a great benefit. Each floor has laundry facilities but time is restricted to late afternoon and evenings and all day weekends to allow for use by housekeeping because they do your linens during the workday. They also do light housekeeping. There is only one elevator which can slow things down a bit. But that gives you time to visit and get to know your neighbors. I'm finding downsizing from 2800 square feet to a one bedroom apartment isn't as hard to get used to as I thought it would be. I do miss my yard, view, and birds. But in exchange I'm making new friends and getting the opportunity to socialize at every meal.

To the nurses and caregivers on the 2nd floor of The Springs: Our sincere thanks for the dedicated and compassionate care showed to our mom these past three weeks. We are so appreciative of all you did to make her stay there so comfortable. You are an exceptional team. A special thanks to Negest, Monica, Elizabeth, Geoff, Lemin, Sana, Rizwan, Mary, Bo, the caring night staff, and all the others. With fondness and appreciation, Susan, Greg, and the rest of Jan's Family.

They have done everything well. What they could improve on is communicating to the new residents and the caregivers some of the rules. We did not know that we could not bring medication that was not being taken into the facility. That would have been helpful. This facility has a brand new medical director and I have expressed my concerns with him. He may be rectifying the situation. Other than that, the food is great, the staff is great, and it was a blessing for us to get my Mom the apartment that we got her. It is a great value. Thank you to A Place For Mom for the help in finding the place because they did not give me a sales pitch. They just spoke the truth.

It was a darn fine place! The people and management were good. It was well maintained, and everything seemed to run smoothly. The chef, and the food was good. They seemed pretty comparable to other places. It was beautiful, and well maintained. I couldn't have been happier. I would give them a ten out of five.

Overall our experience with Carmel Place has been a very good one, I would give them high marks across the board! The people that we worked with were very friendly and helpful!

My father is living at Brookdale Queen Anne and they are doing very well with him. They were really good at finding a unit that would work well for him. He moved from the country, and they found him one that had trees in the view, a lot of pictures on the wall, etc. The only small criticism I would have is that because he didn't live here in Seattle, there was a little confusion in getting his medication set up. This is a minor criticism and was the only part of the experience that did not go as smoothly as I thought it could have. Other than that it has been good. It has been a big adjustment for my dad but he has adjusted and is doing well.

There is nothing we have to complain about. They have accommodated us and bent over backwards to get my loved one into a nice facility. If she needs to call on them for anything they are just right there.

I toured this facility while looking into care options for a loved one. Carmel Place is very nice looking, and the staff all seemed very friendly and professional. I also their pricing structure was very easy to understand and accommodating. It's not quite all-inclusive pricing, but it is very close.

My mother entered Pacific Regent for inpatient rehab after an injury left her in severe pain and unable to stand and walk. The care team was hard working, competent, warm, and of good humor. This included the cleaning staff, nurses and aides, doctor, staff who dispensed medicines, and bath aides. The occupational and physical therapists were excellent. They kept my Mom working harder and harder as she recovered, very good at sensing what she needed. They helped her regain confidence and learn how to move more safely. My mother enjoyed interacting with the staff and chose to eat in the rehab dining room with other patients as she felt stronger. She chose to return to Pacific Regent for outpatient rehab. All services were covered by Medicare and supplemental insurance except for a haircut.

They have done well with everything we have asked, including helping protect my mom who is there. I give them five-stars on general helpfulness. My wife says they go out of their way to help us. Recommended for anybody.

Sherry was excellent! The facility was clean and friendly. Sherry showed us some rooms in both the assisted living and in memory care. We got to meet some of the staff and even talk to residents of the community. Sherry invited my mom and I to lunch so I could show her the community and get her evaluated by a nurse to determine the level of care my mom needs. In all I was very impressed and think I found the place for my mom to live.

I love it. I don't have any major complaints at this point. I am probably the youngest resident here. I think the majority of the residents are in their 80's or 90's, though they are all friendly enough.

It's been just fine I would give them a five. I don't have any complaints. Everyone has different preferences in food, but no complaint really. I am happy here.

I think it is a very well managed place. The person who is the head of the facility is an incredibly compassionate and caring person and does a good job. The staff is kind to the residents. I think overall it was a great place.

The residents seem happy and friendly. The food is really good. There are lots of activities that many residents attend. The only thing that I think they could have done better is better orientation and intake of my mother. She was moving in from out of state and had never seen the facility until the day she moved in, and they didn't have a tour for her and the orientation was later. For several days she kept saying she didn't know where anything was. Once they met with her they were very nice, though, and she has settled in and is happy.

They keep the grounds nice. It is more like an part meant than a care center. It is vey homey.

I thought Andara was a really nice place to for my loved one to stay at. It was a very meticulous facility and the staff was really well-trained. It was a good experience. Definitely a five-star rating.