Cogir Senior Living

I'd recommend the community. Memory care is hard bc it doesn't have the same bells and whistles as assisted living but they treat her well and care for her daily.

For the meals and dining - prepared well, but often cold, congealed, and missing things like gravy butter on mashed potatoes, and soup as requested. Great people/staff, but quite the environment my dad wants. Yes, we would recommend Cogir of Edmonds for independent and limited assisted-living. What I really really really really liked about Cojir of Edmonds was the friendly caring attitude of everyone. They really made you feel like family.

FYI [date removed] the Atria management is changing to Cogir Senior Living Management. There has been a lot of turn over in the servers/cleaners. I am hopeful this will be addressed by Cogir Senior Living. Based off of the experience so far, I would recommend this facility to others.

I'm a current resident at Cogir on Napa Rd. I have lived here for a little over a year and really enjoy it. I find the services they offer adequate, personal and friendly. I would recommend this community for anyone who is looking for assisted living.

My friend was the actual client, she was at another care facility that had promised her a Medicaid room in 2 years after her spend down was utilized. After 1 year she was told by the other facility that they will not have a Medicaid room available because there are too many people on the waiting list and recommended another facility. She only had 1 year in her savings so she no longer had enough spend down money to find another place. Fortunately, Where the Heart Is took her in. She was there for 6 months and decided to move back East to be closer to her daughter.

My husband was there for 2 weeks respite. The bed provided was not adequate. He is a large man and a hospital bed would have been preferred. They did not encourage him to use his walker and instead used a lift to move him. After 2 weeks of being there he could no longer stand or walk. In our specific case I would not recommend the community for a respite stay. In addition I had a lot of paperwork to complete. A TB test and Covid test were required. Lots of hoops to go thru which was very stressful.

Under new ownership and heavily under construction right now. Will be good once completed. Could be better managed. Mom's apartment has been renovated and looks new. She is in a studio and it is a decent size.

I would recommend.

The staff is very helpful and friendly. The food - I feel like they are doing the best they can with their resources. I've dined with my Mom on several occasions and hear her feedback other times. The food can be good for some meals, yet you never know. Sometimes the eggs or oatmeal are cold. The activities are pleasant and the activities director is very nice. Harvard Park is upgrading their common areas and repaving their parking lot. The staff is making this big change very pleasant for Mom. And the residents are nice.

If a friend lived in the area it would be positive. My mother-in-law is in a community in Vancouver & I'd rate things about the same, but the cost is much lower.

Huge improvement from prior facility. My loved one regained weight lost at the initial place. Staff are very caring and concerned. The facility is clean and pleasant. The only negatives are: 1. Designed to maximize revenue. Care may start at one level, but it will quickly go up. 2. They prefer to have monthly bills paid directly from your bank account. And bills can be difficult to understand until you understand point #1.

Upon moving in we found the main item we had discussed that needed to be done for my mother. And was assured they could table care of was really not going to be taken care of. She has a stoma and a colonoscopy bag. We were told they could take care of it. In reality. They could only change the bag but not the base that was attached to her skin. It needed to be changed 2 times a week. We had to set up a separate home health care company to have this service taken care of. It would have been nice to have them be upfront with us so that it was taken care of before my parents moved in.

Keeping my mom safe and taken care of is my priority. I would rate five stars but they seem to have a hard time with staff turnover. But that seems to be the industry. The communication is great which is important to me. No one wants to have a parent in memory care but I’m thankful for The Terrace during this difficult time.

I would tell them that it's the least expensive place out there and my mom has no complaints about it. Except that the closet's too small!

My mother is not there anymore. She was only there a couple months. She improved so we decided to start keeping her at our homes again. I would highly recommend Cadence to anyone. However, it can be cost prohibitive due to the pricing for those with limited budgets.

[name removed] and the entire staff at Emerald Pond genuinely care about the residents. I would recommend this place to anyone looking for a community for their parents. My Mom likes it there.

The communication between administration and family is lacking. Continuity of care is lacking. they are suppose to have a nurse employed and they have been without

I would recommend it. Mom has met a small group of friends that she enjoys.

They did a major overhaul/ remodel about 7 months in , it took 3 months to complete which was a big inconvenience and confusing for mom at times with so much construction. Overall the project is an outstanding improvement of the facility. Would give a 5 but the yearly increase caught me off guard additional $200 .The food is a hit and miss most days..

I’ve had my father living here for several months and they have been caring towards him. As far as memory care facilities go I would recommend them. The food has looked fairly good but my dad sometimes complains the portions aren’t big enough but he also doesn’t ask for more so that’s kinda on him.