Senior-living directory
Explore published assisted living profiles in Yakima and see which practical details still need confirmation.
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Yakima, WA
Avamere at Englewood Heights in Yakima offers assisted living, memory care, and respite care. Assisted living is described as supporting an active, independent lifestyle; memory care focuses on familiarity, comfort, and engaging activities. The community has 93 rooms.
Yakima, WA
Avista Senior Living Yakima is an assisted living community in Yakima, Washington, with memory care and respite services also mentioned.
Yakima, WA
Chandler House is a memory care and hospice community in Yakima, Washington, caring for residents with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and related conditions. Built in 1998, it describes itself as Yakima’s first assisted living home dedicated solely to memory care.
Yakima, WA
Fieldstone OrchardWest is on the Fieldstone of Yakima campus in Yakima, Washington, where the community offers enhanced independent living, assisted living and memory care. It operates month-to-month with no long-term lease or buy-in.
Yakima, WA
Highgate Senior Living - Yakima is a senior living community in Yakima, Washington.
Yakima, WA
Ponderosa Assisted Living Community is an assisted living community in Yakima, Washington.
Yakima, WA
The Terraces at Summitview is a Yakima Life Plan Community with rental independent living apartments and assisted living. Skilled nursing and short-stay rehabilitation are also available on campus. The 10-acre campus is described as having a friendly, small-town feel. Residents can also meet for coffee and pastries in the bistro.
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Planning your search in Yakima
Our directory currently includes 13 published communities in Yakima across all care types. This is directory coverage, not a count of available places or every community in the area.
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