Senior Care in SEATTLE, Washington
21 senior care facilities in SEATTLE, Washington. Compare CMS star ratings, staffing levels and estimated monthly costs side by side.
- SEATTLE MEDICAL POST ACUTE CARE
- BALLARD CENTER
- CAROLINE KLINE GALLAND HOME
- THE TERRACES AT SKYLINE
- CASCADES OF ST ANNE
- KIN ON HEALTH CARE CENTER
- COLUMBIA LUTHERAN HOME
- QUEEN ANNE HEALTHCARE
- WASHINGTON CARE CENTER
- FIRCREST NURSING FACILITY
- PROVIDENCE MOUNT ST VINCENT
- THE BROADVIEW CENTER
- PARK SHORE
- SHORELINE HEALTH AND REHABILITATION
- MIRABELLA SEATTLE
- BAILEY-BOUSHAY HOUSE
- AVAMERE REHABILITATION AT PARK WEST
- AVAMERE REHABILITATION OF SHORELINE
- Transitional Care Of Seattle
- KPWA HOME HEALTH & HOSPICE
- KLINE GALLAND HOSPICE SERVICES
SEATTLE senior care questions, answered
How much does senior care cost in SEATTLE, Washington?
The average senior care in Washington runs about $6,000 per month, and SEATTLE pricing typically lands between $5,100 and $7,200 depending on room type, care level and whether memory support is included. Our free senior care cost data page publishes the full state-by-state table with no email required, and Clear Care Connect shows an estimated monthly range on each individual SEATTLE facility profile.
What is the difference between assisted living and memory care in SEATTLE?
Assisted living in SEATTLE supports residents who need help with activities of daily living — bathing, dressing, medication reminders — but who can still move safely around a community. Memory care is a secured, higher-staffed environment purpose-built for Alzheimer's and other dementias, with locked exteriors, dementia-trained staff and structured routines. Memory care typically costs 30–40% more per month than assisted living in the same SEATTLE building, and many Washington communities offer both on one campus so residents can move between levels without leaving.
How many senior care facilities are in SEATTLE?
Clear Care Connect currently tracks 21 senior care providers in and around SEATTLE, Washington, each with its official rating, inspection history where available and an estimated monthly cost range. The list below is generated directly from federal and state records, not from paid placements.
What should I look for when choosing a senior care facility in SEATTLE?
Start with the government data: CMS overall star rating, health inspection score, staffing hours per resident per day, and the number and severity of deficiencies in the last three survey cycles. Then verify staff turnover, ask what the ratio is overnight and on weekends, confirm exactly which services are bundled into the base monthly rate in SEATTLE, and check whether the community accepts Washington Medicaid if long-term funding may be needed. Finally, tour twice — once scheduled and once unannounced at a mealtime.
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