Assisted Living Communities in the Greater Puget Sound Area

Assisted Living in the Greater Puget Sound Area
Community, comfort, and care — all under one roof
For many older adults in King, Snohomish, and Pierce Counties, assisted living communities offer the ideal balance of independence and support. Residents enjoy private apartments, daily social activities, and peace of mind knowing help is available when needed. These communities are designed to simplify daily life while fostering connection, purpose, and engagement.
Why Choose Assisted Living?
The main attraction of Assisted Living is becoming part of a lively, supportive community that can adjust as your needs change.
Residents often enjoy:
Private studio, one-, or two-bedroom apartments
Kitchenettes or full kitchens
Private bathrooms
Restaurant-style meals
Housekeeping, transportation, and life-enrichment activities
Many residents receive hospice and end-of-life care within their community, allowing them to remain in familiar surroundings.
A move to Assisted Living can mark the beginning of a whole new season of life, focused on friendship, family, and hobbies — and it’s common to hear, “Why didn’t I do this sooner?”
How Care Is Delivered in Assisted Living Communities
You don’t need to wait until care is required to move in. Assisted living allows residents to start independent and add personalized care services as needed.
When care is required, it’s provided directly in your apartment — day or night, 24/7.
Typical Care Services Include:
Scheduled assistance with showering, dressing, and medication
Unscheduled help, such as bathroom assistance
Emergency response buttons worn as a pendant or wristband
Care plans that adapt over time to balance independence and safety
Costs for care are generally added to the monthly rent and tailored to each resident’s needs.
When to Consider a Transition
Even the best communities may not meet evolving care requirements. Residents may eventually need a different setting if:
Care needs exceed what the community can safely provide
Financial limitations arise, particularly if Medicaid is not accepted
Specialized dietary or medical requirements cannot be accommodated
Progressing dementia requires secured memory care
Before moving in, review the community’s Disclosure of Services to understand exactly what care and services are offered. Asking these questions during your tour helps prevent stress later.
Knowing these details ahead of time can prevent the stress of an unexpected move later.
Memory Care Options in Puget Sound Assisted Living Communities
Support for residents with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease varies widely. Some communities offer:
Dedicated memory care units (secured or locked)
Staff trained in dementia-specific care
Specialized activities to promote engagement and comfort
Others provide limited support, so it’s important to evaluate each community’s approach carefully to ensure your loved one receives the right level of care.
How Silver Age Can Help
For more than 17 years, Silver Age Advisors have helped families throughout King, Snohomish, and Pierce Counties navigate the options for Assisted Living and memory care.
We know which communities stand out for their staff, food, activities, and approach to care — and we can help you identify the right match based on your loved one’s personality, preferences, and budget.
Our mission is to bring relief, clarity, and confidence to families making one of life’s most important decisions.
Key Insights
Age Requirements
Most are 62+
Services
3 meals/day, concierge, utilities, life enrichment activities, housekeeping, transportation, and a personal help button to call caregivers.
Transportation
Life Enriching Activities
Care
All Assisted Living Facilities (ALFs) provide 24/7 care. Some ALFs accommodate high levels of care such as insulin injections and two-person transfers. Others are geared more toward independent residents.
Safe for Advanced Memory Care
Help with Activities of Daily Living
Accepted Sources of Pay
Private Pay, Long Term Care Insurance, Veterans' Aid and Attendance Benefits, Medicaid (only if the facility accepts Medicaid pay).
Meals
Pureed Food
3 Meals/Day
Full Kitchens
Find Peace of Mind in the Right Assisted Living Community
Moving to Assisted Living is a big decision — and the right fit makes all the difference. Our advisors know the details that matter most, from staff consistency to care policies to overall feel.
Let’s find a community where your loved one can feel supported, engaged, and at home.









