Funny, same response to another resident. Must be AI. Manager has NEVER made an attempt to discuss…read moreanything with me. I also sent three emails to corporate, and have yet to get a response.

This place is strictly a business: residents are not considered, except as renters. They are told…read moreanything to sign in. It all changes once you sign the agreement. A large number are dissatisfied and currently planning to move.

The quality of the nursing team needs serious improvement. Cutting corners on staff training or…read morerecruitment to save money is a short-sighted strategy that will ultimately drive potential residents and families to look for care elsewhere.

We have lived here four years as independent residents and love it. The residents are a friendly…read moregroup of people that form a community that openly welcomes, accepts and helps newcomers. Many of the staff members have been here for years and provide a consistent and caring environment. The Kenney building is a designated Seattle landmark, the apartments are lovely and large, and the 5 acre grounds are an arboretum with 100 year old trees and more than 50 varieties of arborvitae. In addition, we are just two blocks from Lincoln Park and the shores of Puget Sound. We also have easy access to shopping and the downtown Seattle area via The Kenney bus or the public C-line bus. Jackie D

Our stay with European senior care in 2015 exceeded our expectations. It was a warm comfortable…read morewell maintained and the staff was friendly and caring. Simon took care of all our needs and more. To be especially noted is the peaceful setting, views and lack of noise and smells that you often worry about. Accessibility is great, visiting hours and amount of visiting guest traffic balanced. We never worried about safety or special needs requests. Steve

My wife and I moved my 88 year-old mother into the 55th Avenue SW & SW Charlestown home above Alki…read moreabout 18 months ago. The home has an excellent atmosphere with open spaces, clean wood floors with minimal obstructions, a sunny patio with a view of Puget Sound, and a mostly warm and professional staff. There's a caregiver on premises overnight, with two caregivers often overlapping in the morning and evening hours. The caregiver-prepared food is good. Caregivers are attentive to medication administration, bathing care, making sure my mom gets enough water, and keeping tabs when she's in the bathroom. In addition they assist with the extras that come up - things like helping mom and us try on different sizes and kinds of underwear to see what fits and what she prefers, or curling my mom's hair in the morning before I pick her up for church. The owners, Simon and Marina, are flexible and work with families to make their loved ones comfortable. Musical performers visit a couple of times a month. We're happy my mom lives in a place she feels comfortable, safe and cared for.

Navigating options for elder parent care is daunting. Cost factors, financial implications, and…read morespecialized needs are all things I knew nothing about but had to grasp so I could find safe care and housing solutions for my mother suffering from dementia. After continuing deterioration resulted in my mom being hospitalized, we had to face the difficult reality that my dad could no longer care for my mom by himself. Kayla, our social worker from Kindred at Home, referred us to Derek Esses - and we could not have asked for a better partner to help find a home that met all our needs. During our initial meeting Derek patiently listened to all the elements that were important to us: a location that was close to my sister's home since that's the neighborhood my dad wanted to live in / care-givers who spoke our native language since my mom would toggle between that and English / a home that cooked food from our culture since mom seemed to be more interested in eating foods that were familiar to her / etc. He asked additional questions (are pets in the house ok ... what about children ... live-in care vs. shift-scheduled care ... etc.) to effectively match our needs with the available options that fell in our price range. Within two weeks, we had three options to discuss. My family and I visited two of the homes, met with the owners and staff, discussed cost factors ... and ... within approximately 6wks from the start of my engagement with Derek, my mom was moved and settled into her new home. Close to six months later, Derek Esses still checks in to see how my mom and our family are doing. I consider him our "local expert" for elder care options and services related to ensuring my folks live their best lives into their golden years. I've reached out with a variety of questions and recently asked if he might help connect relatives in CA with similar resources/services as they are also working through this process with our senior family members. He listens ... is always helpful ... super efficient ... truly empathetic ... and committed to providing exceptional service to his clients and partners. Derek made an emotional and difficult process very manageable for me and my family -- we are so grateful for his kindness, help, and expertise!

Olympic Solutions is a trusted advisor. They take the time to discover they details about their…read moreclients and different care settings. Ensuring that each client is set-up for success. Time is taken to ensure they right fit for now and long-term. Timely answers to questions and very fluid communication. Grateful for the candor on challenging situations and helps us provide the best service for the client and family. Olympic Living Solutions is who to call for dedicated care, compassion and trust. Thank you for all your hard work and the consistent follow up.

Update: Yet again, another rent increase that is outrageous! This is the second year in a row that…read morethey have raised the rent over $500 per month. They already price gouge elderly people, but now they are trying to make up lost revenue from residents that moved out during the pandemic, by raising the remaining resident's rent at an absurd rate! My father's rent is now $4,560 per month for independent living for a one bedroom, which means he receives no help, other than two meals per day. With my father having dementia, he cannot even afford to get the help or care that he needs while living here. Unless you are very wealthy, I don't recommend this facility. You can find equal or better care at more reasonable prices from other living facilities in or near West Seattle. It seems this company's only concern is making money, regardless of whether or not their residents can afford it. I recommend going on indeed.com and reading reviews from their own employees, as well as consumer reports and the better Business bureau. Not only do they mention the high turnover rate and focus on making money, but they bring to light that they are understaffed when it comes to actually helping the residents.

I moved in here a year ago into a one bedroom and it is gorgeous. It's immaculate. The house was…read morepainted and new carpet. I have an outdoor deck to the garden. Yes, this place amazing the Maintenance is amazing. These people run a tight ship here and they evict if you are sloppy or ghetto just happened so yeah it's a great place. I love it I love it I love it. I found it online. I moved here from Florida to be near my family and I'm so grateful for everything at this place and they have a brand new gym. Can't wait to get in there.

They chose to ship the elevator motor in A building ground surface not overnite. We were without an…read moreelevator for 10 days. On the eighth day, on of our nicest residents fell down the stairs and died. How much is a life worth? A hell of a lot more than overnite shipping!!!!

I reached out to Trish for advice when it was hard to know where to turn. She was extremely…read moregenerous with her time during a free consultation and had good ideas, then followed up with her suggestions in writing with no hard sell for her own services. She's very willing to talk even if you're not sure what you need.

I highly recommend Patricia Throop and ElderCare Consulting. She provides a truly valuable and…read moremuch needed service to anyone needing help with decisions and care for aging parents and other loved ones.

I moved here 4 years ago from Yakima...I fell in love with my apt. Management has to be the BEST in…read morethe area!! We have High Point Commons Park right across the street...terrific views..lots of windows...lots of greenery and trees! We have a service coordinator that helps you like no other. She is always having guests speakers come in with interesting topics..she also has a place come to us to keep us up to date on vaccinations..Of course you have your goofy charectars always joking around or clutching their heart making you laugh...we have all the usual like most apts the parking war over who HAS to have certain spots only in unassigned parking! But our trash is picked up daily and they maintain the premises fantastically..good place to live independently in your older age

I just moved into the Providence Elizabeth Housing (part of the HUD housing), located in West…read moreSeattle just right off 35th Ave., Southwest near High Point... I am ecstatic about my move, my son was able to meet with the landlord to do a video walk-through as I was at that time in Lacey Washington.... the landlord/management team here are awesome!!! they are all about the resident and their well being, social services and whatever else they can help with..... plus nice friendly maintenance and neighbors..... I'm gonna post some pictures, I was able to get some better ones than what I actually saw before I sent you the walk-through... It was a little bit smaller than my HD, smidge and smaller in the bedroom and the living room area-it is actually bigger in the bathroom and the kitchen is way larger..... In the kitchen instead of being a one person with a wall with a hole in the middle, there is no wall it's almost like an open concept.... The landlady had mentioned that some other people had a queen bed so she thought it would be no problem for my queen bed-now my bed is unusual because it's being 80 x 60, more like 95 x 70......... my son measured it with the tape before I came here and I was worried when I first looked at the room-thank the Lord bless me as you will see the bed fits the one part of my walk-through closet doesn't have a water heater like my other place so I could put my dresser there and I mounted my TV!!!!!! When I got here, I was over the moon when I confirmed it was no carpet it had all been redone the cabinets and their appliances, the bathroom, the kitchen etc. I felt like I won the lottery, and after meeting the management team here, it doubled that feeling....... I also found out that the West Food bank comes once a week on Wednesday like clockwork and set up little area with the food that they have, and you're able to say yes please or no thank you and I have to worry about how to get it back to somebody if you don't want the item like I had in Lacey!!! Don't get me wrong, we had where they brought the food once a month and a big giant box to your front door-but it's nice not to have to worry about it as you want or not how to get back downstairs!!! And have a beautiful view of trees I can actually see the front door of the building so when my kids show up I know lol.... I want to give a shout out to the management team here at Providence Elizabeth and Providence Elizabeth/HUD for everything that they've done for me!!!!! I've only been here since October 19th, 2024.. So these are current pictures!!!!