Senior-living directory
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Mount Vernon, WA
Alpine Ridge Retirement Apartments is a retirement apartment building in Mount Vernon, Washington, with independent living-style apartments.
Mount Vernon, WA
Ashley Gardens of Mt. Vernon is a memory care community in Mount Vernon, Washington, set in a quiet residential neighborhood. It has four neighborhoods of 10 residences each, housed in two cottage-style buildings and designed to be easy to navigate for residents living with memory loss. Respite care is available for short-term stays.
Mount Vernon, WA
Mountain Glen Retirement and Assisted Living is a Mount Vernon community with independent living, assisted living and respite care.
Mount Vernon, WA
The Bridge at Mount Vernon is an assisted living community in Mount Vernon, Washington, for seniors who may need extra help with activities of daily living. Residents have personalized care plans, a full activities calendar and three meals a day in a restaurant-style dining room. The campus has landscaped grounds with walking paths and gazebos, within driving distance of the Skagit Valley.
Mount Vernon, WA
Whispering Willows of Mount Vernon offers memory care only, with personalized care for residents living with Alzheimer's disease and other dementia. Professional 24/7 care is provided by a dedicated team that specializes in dementia care. The community is in Skagit County, about 30 minutes south of Bellingham and an hour north of Seattle.
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Planning your search in Mount Vernon
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