Senior living options on the Eastside
A plain overview of the main choices, from staying independent to full-time care, so you know which questions to ask.
Justin Cicero
Managing Broker, Real Broker, LLC
When you call, you talk to me.
| Option | Who it fits | Care level |
|---|---|---|
| Independent living | Active seniors who want less upkeep | Little or none; meals and activities often included |
| Adult family home | People who need daily help in a small, home-like setting | Personal care in a licensed residential home |
| Assisted living | People who need help with daily activities or medications | Personal care in a licensed community |
| Memory care | People living with dementia who need a secure setting | Specialized dementia care |
| Nursing home | People who need ongoing medical or nursing care | Skilled nursing |
Learn more: assisted living vs. memory care and adult family homes in Washington.
When a move to any of these means selling the family home, here is how that usually works.
Looking for care costs near you? Search licensed facilities on Open Senior Care (same owner as Senior Realty Guide).
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Justin Cicero
Managing Broker, Real Broker, LLC
When you call, you talk to me.