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

Compassionate Guidance for Seniors and Families Whether You're Planning Ahead or Need Immediate Support

We work with over 60 licensed senior care providers across Kirkland

At Silver Age Care, we help you navigate the many senior living options in Kirkland and nearby areas — from vibrant independent lifestyles to advanced medical and memory care. Whether you’re a senior exploring future possibilities or a family member seeking care for a loved one, we’re here with local insight and compassionate guidance.

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Kirkland Alone Has 60+ Senior Living Providers

Kirkland alone is home to more than 60 licensed senior living communities — with hundreds more nearby in Redmond, Bellevue, and Bothell. Options range from small, home-like adult family homes in neighborhoods like Bridle Trails, North Rose Hill, Kingsgate, and Juanita, to larger assisted living and memory care communities with full amenities in areas like downtown Kirkland and Totem Lake.

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

Not every community is a good fit — and it’s not just about location. Some might lack the medical services needed, while others might not feel like “home.” That’s why we prioritize alignment — matching each senior with communities that suit their lifestyle, personality, health needs, and preferences.

We Help You Find the Right Fit

We take the time to understand:

  • Your lifestyle goals and personality
  • Budget and insurance considerations
  • Your care needs (medical, mobility, cognitive)
  • Language and cultural preferences

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

Types of Senior Living in Kirkland:

  • Retirement Communities. These independent living communities offer maintenance-free living with amenities like meals, housekeeping, activities, and transportation. There’s typically no hands-on care, but services can be arranged as needs change.

  • Assisted Living Communities. Assisted living provides help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication management, while still encouraging independence. Most also offer meals, housekeeping, and a calendar of social events.

  • Adult Family Homes. These are licensed residential homes that care for a small number of seniors (typically 6 or fewer). They offer a warm, home-like setting with personalized attention and are often more affordable than larger facilities.

  • In-Home Care. For seniors who wish to stay in their own home, in-home care provides help with daily tasks like bathing, meal prep, medication reminders, and companionship. This is ideal for those who are mostly independent but need occasional support.

  • Skilled Nursing Facilities. Also known as nursing homes, these facilities offer 24/7 medical care and rehabilitation services. They are designed for seniors with complex medical conditions, post-surgical recovery needs, or chronic illnesses.

Local Expertise Makes the Difference

Whether you’re just starting to explore or need to move quickly, we’ll guide you toward communities that feel right, not just those close by.

Senior-Friendly Resources in Kirkland, WA

Kirkland offers a wide variety of amenities that support a vibrant and enriching lifestyle for seniors — whether you're aging independently or looking for more advanced care.

Arts, Culture & Music

Peter Kirk Community Center (PKCC)
PKCC offers a variety of programs for adults aged 50+, including arts and crafts classes, lifelong learning opportunities, and cultural services tailored to Chinese, Latinx, and South Asian communities.

Kirkland Performance Center
A 394-seat downtown theater offering plays, concerts, and community events — ideal for seniors who enjoy live entertainment.

Kirkland Arts Center
Located in the historic Peter Kirk Building, this nonprofit offers art classes, exhibits, and workshops, including programs well-suited for older adults interested in creative expression.

Parks & Outdoor Activities

Juanita Beach Park
A popular waterfront park with walking trails, a pier, and seasonal activities — ideal for strolls or picnics with family.

Bridle Trails State Park
This wooded park features peaceful walking and equestrian trails, perfect for seniors seeking quiet time in nature.

Cross Kirkland Corridor
A 5.75-mile multi-use trail that runs through the city, great for walking, biking, and staying active in a scenic environment.

Senior Centers & Community Programs

Peter Kirk Community Center (PKCC)
The city’s dedicated senior hub for adults 50+, offering fitness classes, art programs, multicultural events, nutritional meals, transportation assistance, and wellness checks.

Northshore Senior Center (nearby in Bothell)
One of the largest and most respected senior centers in the region, offering classes, meals, support groups, medical screenings, and social activities. Serves many Kirkland residents.

Healthcare & Hospitals

EvergreenHealth Medical Center – Kirkland
A top-rated regional hospital providing full-spectrum medical services, from primary care to complex procedures. Recognized for senior care and patient safety.

Local Clinics & Specialists
Kirkland also has a wide network of primary care providers, geriatric specialists, and physical therapy centers — many located near Totem Lake and Downtown.

Every Senior Is Unique — Their Care Should Be, Too

At Silver Age, 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 Kirkland’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.