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Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care & Adult Family Homes in Seattle, WA

Compassionate guidance for seniors and families, whether you’re planning ahead or facing changes right now, finding the right Seattle community shouldn’t feel overwhelming.

Seattle Has 200+ Senior Living Providers — Let Us Help You Find the Right Fit

Seattle and the surrounding area offer a wide variety of senior living options, from active independent communities to memory and skilled care. With so many choices, it can be overwhelming to know which communities will truly meet your loved one’s needs.

At Silver Age Care, we know Seattle’s senior care landscape personally. We’ve toured many of the homes, spoken with staff, and kept detailed notes on each community’s atmosphere and approach to care. When you work with us, we begin by understanding your family’s priorities, lifestyle, and care needs. Then we guide you to the communities that fit best, helping you feel confident, informed, and supported every step of the way.

Map of senior living and assisted living communities in Seattle
Map of senior living and assisted living communities in Seattle
Map of senior living and assisted living communities in Seattle

Seattle is home to over 800 licensed senior living communities — more than any other city in Washington. These include everything from small, home-like adult family homes to full-service assisted living and memory care communities.

Adult family homes are often found in residential neighborhoods like Magnolia, Rainier Beach, Columbia City, Northgate, Crown Hill, and Lake City, offering personalized care in a cozy, family-style setting.

Larger assisted living communities are more commonly located in vibrant, centrally located areas like Queen Anne, First Hill, Capitol Hill, Ravenna, and Ballard, often offering a wide range of services, dining, and social activities.

With so many choices, it can be hard to know where to start — especially when care needs and preferences vary so much from person to person.

If you’re unsure about what kind of care is right, our comparison table can help clarify the differences.

We Focus on Quality, Not Just Proximity

Choosing senior living isn’t just about what’s nearby. Some communities may not meet your medical needs; others may not feel like “home.” That’s why we focus on fit — matching each individual with communities that align with their health needs, personality, cultural values, and lifestyle preferences.

We Help You Find the Right Fit

Our local advisors take time to understand your specific situation:

  • Lifestyle goals and social preferences

  • Care needs (medical, memory, mobility)

  • Cultural or language background

  • Budget and insurance considerations

Based on this, we recommend a curated list of trusted providers we’ve personally toured and know. Learn more about our process.

Types of Senior Living in Seattle:

  • Senior Living Communities
    Great for active adults who want maintenance-free living—meals, housekeeping, activities, and transportation are included. Additional assisted living services can be added as needed.

  • Assisted Living Communities
    For seniors who need help with daily tasks—bathing, dressing, medications—while maintaining independence.

  • Adult Family Homes
    Licensed homes for up to six residents, offering personalized care in a quiet, residential atmosphere—ideal for dementia, mobility issues, or higher-care needs.

  • In-Home Care
    Support for seniors who prefer to stay in their own home — including help with daily living tasks, companionship, and medication reminders.

  • Skilled Nursing Facilities
    For seniors with significant medical or rehabilitation needs—they provide round-the-clock skilled nursing and therapy services.

Local Expertise Makes All the Difference

Whether you’re just starting to explore or need to move quickly, we guide you toward Seattle senior living options that truly fit — not just the ones nearby.

Typical Pricing in Seattle, WA

Type

Price Range

Medicaid

In-Home Care

$400

-

$20,000

Sometimes

Assisted Living

$4,500

-

$20,000

Rarely

Adult Family Home

$8,000

- $15,000

After Private Pay Duration

Most

Retirement Community

$3,000

- $10,000

Skilled Nursing Facility

$13,000

-

$20,000

Most

View detailed info on pricing and amenities.

In-Home Care Providers in Seattle average between $400 and $20,000/month, and include assistance with daily activities (bathing, dressing, meds), companionship, check-ins, occasional life-enriching activities, and some meal support.

Accepted Sources of Payment:

Private pay, Long Term Care Insurance, Veterans Benefits, Medicaid (for financially needy).

Medicare (health insurance for those 65+) does NOT cover on going day to day in home care.

Retirement Communities in Seattle average between $3,000 and $10,000/month, and include maintenance-free living, meals provided, social and enrichment activities, and transportation support.

Accepted Sources of Payment:

Private Pay

Assisted Living Communities in Seattle average between $4,500 and $20,000/month, and include help with daily activities, medication support, meals provided, transportation assistance, regular social and life-enriching activities, and limited memory support.

Accepted Sources of Payment:

Private Pay, Long Term Care Insurance,  Veterans' Aid and Attendance Benefits, Medicaid (only if the facility accepts Medicaid pay).

Adult Family Homes in Seattle average between $8,000 and $15,000/month, and include a small, home-like environment, personalized daily care, memory care support, customized meals, life-enriching activities, and often 24/7 staff.

Accepted Sources of Payment:

Medicaid, Private Pay

Skilled Nursing Facilities in Seattle average between $13,000 and $20,000/month, and include 24/7 nursing and medical care, rehabilitation, meals and diet modifications, life-enriching activities, and high medical oversight.

Accepted Sources of Payment:

Medicare, Medicaid

Seattle Senior Living Resources

Here are trusted Seattle resources families often ask us about during transitions, from equipment suppliers to enrichment programs.

Adult Day Health & Day Programs

Nikkei Manor – Kokoro Kai Adult Day Program
A culturally attuned day program based at Nikkei Manor in Seattle, offering bilingual (English/Japanese) social activities, light exercise, meals, and transportation two days a week for seniors—ideal for dementia care and caregiver respite.

Elderwise Adult Day Programs, The Memory Hub
Located in Seattle’s Memory Hub and Bellevue, this 4‑hour weekly program supports adults with memory loss through art, music, conversation, movement, and meals.

Full Life Adult Day Health
Based in Beacon Hill’s Betty Saunders Building in Seattle, this day health center offers memory care, nursing, OT, life skills, exercise, and caregiver support for those with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, stroke, and other chronic conditions.

Adult Day Health & Day Programs

Nikkei Manor – Kokoro Kai Adult Day Program
A culturally attuned day program based at Nikkei Manor in Seattle, offering bilingual (English/Japanese) social activities, light exercise, meals, and transportation two days a week for seniors—ideal for dementia care and caregiver respite.

Elderwise Adult Day Programs, The Memory Hub
Located in Seattle’s Memory Hub and Bellevue, this 4‑hour weekly program supports adults with memory loss through art, music, conversation, movement, and meals.

Full Life Adult Day Health
Based in Beacon Hill’s Betty Saunders Building in Seattle, this day health center offers memory care, nursing, OT, life skills, exercise, and caregiver support for those with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, stroke, and other chronic conditions.

Adult Day Health & Day Programs

Nikkei Manor – Kokoro Kai Adult Day Program
A culturally attuned day program based at Nikkei Manor in Seattle, offering bilingual (English/Japanese) social activities, light exercise, meals, and transportation two days a week for seniors—ideal for dementia care and caregiver respite.

Elderwise Adult Day Programs, The Memory Hub
Located in Seattle’s Memory Hub and Bellevue, this 4‑hour weekly program supports adults with memory loss through art, music, conversation, movement, and meals.

Full Life Adult Day Health
Based in Beacon Hill’s Betty Saunders Building in Seattle, this day health center offers memory care, nursing, OT, life skills, exercise, and caregiver support for those with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, stroke, and other chronic conditions.

Medical Equipment & Supplies

Norco Medical
Provides home medical equipment and respiratory care, including oxygen, CPAP, mobility aids, and support services across the Northwest.

Medical Equipment & Supplies

Norco Medical
Provides home medical equipment and respiratory care, including oxygen, CPAP, mobility aids, and support services across the Northwest.

Medical Equipment & Supplies

Norco Medical
Provides home medical equipment and respiratory care, including oxygen, CPAP, mobility aids, and support services across the Northwest.

Arts, Culture & Enrichment

Frye Art Museum – Creative Aging
Offers arts-based programs for older adults, including those living with memory loss.

Seattle Art Museum – Senior Discounts
Provides $5 admission for seniors (65+) on the first Friday of each month.

Rainier Arts Center
Southeast Seattle’s community performing arts center, offering diverse cultural events.

Seattle Public Library – Adults 50+ Programs
Offers free workshops and events tailored for adults aged 50 and above.

Broadway Hill Club
Provides engaging classes on various topics for seniors in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Arts, Culture & Enrichment

Frye Art Museum – Creative Aging
Offers arts-based programs for older adults, including those living with memory loss.

Seattle Art Museum – Senior Discounts
Provides $5 admission for seniors (65+) on the first Friday of each month.

Rainier Arts Center
Southeast Seattle’s community performing arts center, offering diverse cultural events.

Seattle Public Library – Adults 50+ Programs
Offers free workshops and events tailored for adults aged 50 and above.

Broadway Hill Club
Provides engaging classes on various topics for seniors in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Arts, Culture & Enrichment

Frye Art Museum – Creative Aging
Offers arts-based programs for older adults, including those living with memory loss.

Seattle Art Museum – Senior Discounts
Provides $5 admission for seniors (65+) on the first Friday of each month.

Rainier Arts Center
Southeast Seattle’s community performing arts center, offering diverse cultural events.

Seattle Public Library – Adults 50+ Programs
Offers free workshops and events tailored for adults aged 50 and above.

Broadway Hill Club
Provides engaging classes on various topics for seniors in the Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Parks, Recreation & Wellness

Seattle Parks & Recreation – Lifelong Recreation
Offers fitness, arts, and social programs for adults 50 and older. 

Seattle Parks & Recreation – ActiveNet
Provides a platform to register for various recreational activities and events.

Discovery Park (Magnolia)
Seattle’s largest park is ideal for peaceful walks and scenic views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Wide, maintained trails make it accessible, and benches are plentiful for rest.

Green Lake Park (North Seattle)
Popular with all ages, Green Lake offers a flat 2.8-mile paved path around the lake — perfect for walking or gentle biking. There are shaded seating areas and restrooms, plus birdwatching opportunities.

Volunteer Park (Capitol Hill)
This centrally located, well-maintained park is home to the Seattle Asian Art Museum and the Volunteer Park Conservatory, both favorites among older adults. There are paved paths, gardens, and shady benches.

Kubota Garden (Rainier Beach)
A serene, 20-acre Japanese garden with gentle walking paths, koi ponds, and quiet spots for reflection. It’s especially popular among seniors seeking nature and cultural beauty in a relaxed setting.

Washington Park Arboretum (Montlake)
Operated by the University of Washington, this botanical treasure offers guided walks and seasonal events for seniors. Paths vary in accessibility, but many are smooth and shaded.

Seward Park (South Seattle)
A flat, paved loop runs along the waterfront, perfect for easy walking or wheelchairs. There’s also an audubon center, old-growth forest, and quiet picnic spots.

Golden Gardens Park (Ballard)
With beach access, sunset views, and accessible picnic areas, Golden Gardens is great for a relaxed outing. There are also walking trails and nearby senior-friendly coffee spots.

Kerry Park (Queen Anne)
While small, this park offers the most iconic view of Seattle — and it’s accessible by car with a nearby drop-off area. Seniors often enjoy visiting with visiting family or taking in the skyline.

Parks, Recreation & Wellness

Seattle Parks & Recreation – Lifelong Recreation
Offers fitness, arts, and social programs for adults 50 and older. 

Seattle Parks & Recreation – ActiveNet
Provides a platform to register for various recreational activities and events.

Discovery Park (Magnolia)
Seattle’s largest park is ideal for peaceful walks and scenic views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Wide, maintained trails make it accessible, and benches are plentiful for rest.

Green Lake Park (North Seattle)
Popular with all ages, Green Lake offers a flat 2.8-mile paved path around the lake — perfect for walking or gentle biking. There are shaded seating areas and restrooms, plus birdwatching opportunities.

Volunteer Park (Capitol Hill)
This centrally located, well-maintained park is home to the Seattle Asian Art Museum and the Volunteer Park Conservatory, both favorites among older adults. There are paved paths, gardens, and shady benches.

Kubota Garden (Rainier Beach)
A serene, 20-acre Japanese garden with gentle walking paths, koi ponds, and quiet spots for reflection. It’s especially popular among seniors seeking nature and cultural beauty in a relaxed setting.

Washington Park Arboretum (Montlake)
Operated by the University of Washington, this botanical treasure offers guided walks and seasonal events for seniors. Paths vary in accessibility, but many are smooth and shaded.

Seward Park (South Seattle)
A flat, paved loop runs along the waterfront, perfect for easy walking or wheelchairs. There’s also an audubon center, old-growth forest, and quiet picnic spots.

Golden Gardens Park (Ballard)
With beach access, sunset views, and accessible picnic areas, Golden Gardens is great for a relaxed outing. There are also walking trails and nearby senior-friendly coffee spots.

Kerry Park (Queen Anne)
While small, this park offers the most iconic view of Seattle — and it’s accessible by car with a nearby drop-off area. Seniors often enjoy visiting with visiting family or taking in the skyline.

Parks, Recreation & Wellness

Seattle Parks & Recreation – Lifelong Recreation
Offers fitness, arts, and social programs for adults 50 and older. 

Seattle Parks & Recreation – ActiveNet
Provides a platform to register for various recreational activities and events.

Discovery Park (Magnolia)
Seattle’s largest park is ideal for peaceful walks and scenic views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains. Wide, maintained trails make it accessible, and benches are plentiful for rest.

Green Lake Park (North Seattle)
Popular with all ages, Green Lake offers a flat 2.8-mile paved path around the lake — perfect for walking or gentle biking. There are shaded seating areas and restrooms, plus birdwatching opportunities.

Volunteer Park (Capitol Hill)
This centrally located, well-maintained park is home to the Seattle Asian Art Museum and the Volunteer Park Conservatory, both favorites among older adults. There are paved paths, gardens, and shady benches.

Kubota Garden (Rainier Beach)
A serene, 20-acre Japanese garden with gentle walking paths, koi ponds, and quiet spots for reflection. It’s especially popular among seniors seeking nature and cultural beauty in a relaxed setting.

Washington Park Arboretum (Montlake)
Operated by the University of Washington, this botanical treasure offers guided walks and seasonal events for seniors. Paths vary in accessibility, but many are smooth and shaded.

Seward Park (South Seattle)
A flat, paved loop runs along the waterfront, perfect for easy walking or wheelchairs. There’s also an audubon center, old-growth forest, and quiet picnic spots.

Golden Gardens Park (Ballard)
With beach access, sunset views, and accessible picnic areas, Golden Gardens is great for a relaxed outing. There are also walking trails and nearby senior-friendly coffee spots.

Kerry Park (Queen Anne)
While small, this park offers the most iconic view of Seattle — and it’s accessible by car with a nearby drop-off area. Seniors often enjoy visiting with visiting family or taking in the skyline.

Senior Centers & Community Programs

Greenwood Senior Center
Offers social, physical, and educational activities focused on the needs of older adults in North Seattle.

Ballard Northwest Senior Center
Provides a range of programs and services for seniors in the Ballard area.

Wallingford Community Senior Center
Offers programs and services aimed at positive and healthy aging in the Wallingford neighborhood.

Senior Center of West Seattle
A vibrant gathering place offering activities, programs, and community dining for those 50 and older.

Senior Centers & Community Programs

Greenwood Senior Center
Offers social, physical, and educational activities focused on the needs of older adults in North Seattle.

Ballard Northwest Senior Center
Provides a range of programs and services for seniors in the Ballard area.

Wallingford Community Senior Center
Offers programs and services aimed at positive and healthy aging in the Wallingford neighborhood.

Senior Center of West Seattle
A vibrant gathering place offering activities, programs, and community dining for those 50 and older.

Senior Centers & Community Programs

Greenwood Senior Center
Offers social, physical, and educational activities focused on the needs of older adults in North Seattle.

Ballard Northwest Senior Center
Provides a range of programs and services for seniors in the Ballard area.

Wallingford Community Senior Center
Offers programs and services aimed at positive and healthy aging in the Wallingford neighborhood.

Senior Center of West Seattle
A vibrant gathering place offering activities, programs, and community dining for those 50 and older.

Support Groups

Alzheimer’s Association – Support Groups
Free, peer- or professionally-led support groups (in-person and virtual) for individuals living with Alzheimer’s or other dementias, as well as caregivers. These confidential gatherings foster mutual encouragement, education, and connection—with options for specialty groups focused on early-stage diagnosis, caregivers, and more.

Support Groups

Alzheimer’s Association – Support Groups
Free, peer- or professionally-led support groups (in-person and virtual) for individuals living with Alzheimer’s or other dementias, as well as caregivers. These confidential gatherings foster mutual encouragement, education, and connection—with options for specialty groups focused on early-stage diagnosis, caregivers, and more.

Support Groups

Alzheimer’s Association – Support Groups
Free, peer- or professionally-led support groups (in-person and virtual) for individuals living with Alzheimer’s or other dementias, as well as caregivers. These confidential gatherings foster mutual encouragement, education, and connection—with options for specialty groups focused on early-stage diagnosis, caregivers, and more.

Care Guides

Choosing Care in an Adult Family Home or Assisted Living Facility
This guide from Washington State DSHS helps individuals and families choose between adult family homes and assisted living facilities. It outlines key steps for evaluating care needs, comparing licensed providers, and making an informed decision. The guide also includes checklists, questions to ask, and resources for support.

Care Guides

Choosing Care in an Adult Family Home or Assisted Living Facility
This guide from Washington State DSHS helps individuals and families choose between adult family homes and assisted living facilities. It outlines key steps for evaluating care needs, comparing licensed providers, and making an informed decision. The guide also includes checklists, questions to ask, and resources for support.

Care Guides

Choosing Care in an Adult Family Home or Assisted Living Facility
This guide from Washington State DSHS helps individuals and families choose between adult family homes and assisted living facilities. It outlines key steps for evaluating care needs, comparing licensed providers, and making an informed decision. The guide also includes checklists, questions to ask, and resources for support.

Every Senior Is Unique — Their Care Should Be, Too

At Silver Age Care, we believe that choosing senior living isn’t just about checking boxes—it’s about finding a place that truly feels like home. That means honoring each person’s medical needs, lifestyle goals, cultural background, and personal values.

Whether you’re an older adult planning your next chapter or a family member seeking support for a loved one, we take a personalized approach to every recommendation.

With deep knowledge of Seattle’s senior care landscape—including adult family homes, assisted living communities, and memory care—we help match you with providers who align with your specific needs.

Here’s what that can look like:

  • A senior managing complex health conditions may need specialized nursing care, adaptive equipment, or a facility with 24/7 medical staff.

  • For someone whose first language isn’t English, a culturally familiar community can bring greater comfort, connection, and dignity.

  • Others may simply want an environment that reflects their personality—quiet and homey, or lively and social.

  • No matter the situation, we take the time to get it right—because every senior deserves more than just a room. They deserve a community where they can feel safe, seen, and supported.

Frequently Asked Questions about Senior Living in Seattle

What types of senior living options are available in Seattle, and how are they different?

How much does senior living cost in Seattle, and what’s included in the monthly fee?

If my loved one’s care needs increase, will we have to move again?

What amenities and social opportunities can we expect in Seattle senior communities?

How do we know if a community is safe, well-staffed, and the right fit?

Is there a waiting list, deposit, or entrance fee for Seattle communities?

What role do personality, culture, and lifestyle play in choosing the right community?

How does Silver Age help us compare options when there are so many providers in Seattle?

What should our first step be if we’re feeling overwhelmed or don’t know where to start?

Are residents allowed to bring pets, decorate their own space, and stay independent?

Frequently Asked Questions about Senior Living in Seattle

What types of senior living options are available in Seattle, and how are they different?

How much does senior living cost in Seattle, and what’s included in the monthly fee?

If my loved one’s care needs increase, will we have to move again?

What amenities and social opportunities can we expect in Seattle senior communities?

How do we know if a community is safe, well-staffed, and the right fit?

Is there a waiting list, deposit, or entrance fee for Seattle communities?

What role do personality, culture, and lifestyle play in choosing the right community?

How does Silver Age help us compare options when there are so many providers in Seattle?

What should our first step be if we’re feeling overwhelmed or don’t know where to start?

Are residents allowed to bring pets, decorate their own space, and stay independent?

Frequently Asked Questions about Senior Living in Seattle

What types of senior living options are available in Seattle, and how are they different?

How much does senior living cost in Seattle, and what’s included in the monthly fee?

If my loved one’s care needs increase, will we have to move again?

What amenities and social opportunities can we expect in Seattle senior communities?

How do we know if a community is safe, well-staffed, and the right fit?

Is there a waiting list, deposit, or entrance fee for Seattle communities?

What role do personality, culture, and lifestyle play in choosing the right community?

How does Silver Age help us compare options when there are so many providers in Seattle?

What should our first step be if we’re feeling overwhelmed or don’t know where to start?

Are residents allowed to bring pets, decorate their own space, and stay independent?

There’s a difference when someone truly listens.

We’re a small, local team — not a call center. Our advisors know Seattle's communities firsthand. We’ve walked through them, met the staff, and heard the stories families share after moving in.

Before you start touring, we’ll help you understand what really matters for your loved one — from care needs and social fit to budget priorities — and show you which local options align best.

You’ll leave with a clear plan, local insight you can trust, and real relief knowing you’re not doing this alone.

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Bellevue Senior Living Guide

Explore what life for seniors looks like in Bellevue, from community amenities to care options, with guidance from our local experts.

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Bonney Lake Senior Living Guide

Explore how Bonney Lake offers supportive communities and senior care options, and let us guide you in finding the right fit.

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Bothell Senior Living Guide

Learn about senior living opportunities and community highlights in Bothell, and get personalized support when making your next move.

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Everett Senior Living Guide

See what Everett offers for older adults, from active lifestyles to care options, and let us help you choose the best fit.

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Issaquah Senior Living Guide

Discover Issaquah’s senior communities, amenities, and local experiences, and connect with a Silver Age advisor for guidance.

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Kirkland Senior Living Guide

Learn about senior living and community life in Kirkland, then reach out for guidance from our local experts.

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Mercer Island Senior Living Guide

See what Mercer Island has to offer seniors, from daily activities to care options, and get help finding the right community.

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Redmond Senior Living Guide

Discover what life is like for older adults in Redmond, and connect with a local advisor for personalized planning.

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Sammamish Senior Living Guide

Learn how Sammamish supports seniors through vibrant communities and care options, and let us help you navigate your choices.

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Seattle Senior Living Guide

Discover Seattle's senior living choices, local amenities, and lifestyle highlights, and let our advisors help you find the right fit.

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Wenatchee Senior Living Guide

Discover Wenatchee’s welcoming senior communities, from art and fitness programs to peaceful home settings, and get guidance tailored to your family’s needs.

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Silver Age Senior Living Advisors is a trusted senior referral and placement agency helping families make informed decisions about in-home care, retirement communities, assisted living, adult family homes, skilled nursing facilities, and memory care.

Serving Bellevue, Bothell, Everett, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton, Bonney Lake, and communities throughout Greater Seattle and Western Washington, our advisors personally visit local providers to understand their care quality, culture, and Medicaid participation.

We guide families through every step—from identifying appropriate care settings to planning for costs and transitions—so each move feels confident, supported, and well-timed.

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Bellevue Senior Living Guide

Explore what life for seniors looks like in Bellevue, from community amenities to care options, with guidance from our local experts.

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Bonney Lake Senior Living Guide

Explore how Bonney Lake offers supportive communities and senior care options, and let us guide you in finding the right fit.

Scenic photo of a boardwalk on one of Bothell's scenic walking trails

Bothell Senior Living Guide

Learn about senior living opportunities and community highlights in Bothell, and get personalized support when making your next move.

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Everett Senior Living Guide

See what Everett offers for older adults, from active lifestyles to care options, and let us help you choose the best fit.

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Issaquah Senior Living Guide

Discover Issaquah’s senior communities, amenities, and local experiences, and connect with a Silver Age advisor for guidance.

Scenic view of the Carillon Point marina

Kirkland Senior Living Guide

Learn about senior living and community life in Kirkland, then reach out for guidance from our local experts.

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Mercer Island Senior Living Guide

See what Mercer Island has to offer seniors, from daily activities to care options, and get help finding the right community.

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Redmond Senior Living Guide

Discover what life is like for older adults in Redmond, and connect with a local advisor for personalized planning.

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Sammamish Senior Living Guide

Learn how Sammamish supports seniors through vibrant communities and care options, and let us help you navigate your choices.

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Seattle Senior Living Guide

Discover Seattle's senior living choices, local amenities, and lifestyle highlights, and let our advisors help you find the right fit.

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Wenatchee Senior Living Guide

Discover Wenatchee’s welcoming senior communities, from art and fitness programs to peaceful home settings, and get guidance tailored to your family’s needs.

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Silver Age Senior Living Advisors is a trusted senior referral and placement agency helping families make informed decisions about in-home care, retirement communities, assisted living, adult family homes, skilled nursing facilities, and memory care.

Serving Bellevue, Bothell, Everett, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton, Bonney Lake, and communities throughout Greater Seattle and Western Washington, our advisors personally visit local providers to understand their care quality, culture, and Medicaid participation.

We guide families through every step—from identifying appropriate care settings to planning for costs and transitions—so each move feels confident, supported, and well-timed.

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© 2025 Silver Age. All rights reserved.