Daily life

What a week here actually looks like

Meals, activities and shared spaces give your parent a full day without leaving the community.

Two residents sharing lunch at a round table in the Cascade Valley Senior Living dining room in Arlington, Washington, with fresh flowers and a plated meal

Chef-prepared meals

Three meals a day are prepared by the kitchen team and served in the dining room. Your parent sits down to eat, and groceries and cooking are no longer theirs to manage.

Residents of Cascade Valley Senior Living in Arlington, Washington, wearing flower leis and seated in chairs and wheelchairs in the activity room while a guitarist plays at a luau party beneath a Luau Party banner

More than 100 events a month

Exercise classes, live music, games and outings fill the calendar. Your parent can join what they like and skip what they don't.

Lounge at Cascade Valley Senior Living with cream sofas around a round coffee table, an American flag and a stacked stone fireplace

Room to spend the day

A sitting area with a fireplace gives your parent a place to settle in with a book or a visitor. A covered patio, walking paths and a courtyard add more places to sit, walk or visit outside their apartment.

Stay close

Know how today went, even when you can't be there.

Cascade Valley Senior Living uses LifeLoop, an app that keeps families connected to daily life here. You get updates on your parent's day from your phone, wherever you live.

What families see in the app

Updates on your parent's day-to-day activities.
Photos, videos, and messages with your parent and staff.
The community calendar, so you know what's coming up.

Covered patio with black wrought iron furniture, hanging baskets and a raised bed of petunias and geraniums

One community, two levels of care

If your parent needs more help, it is a shorter move

Assisted living and memory care share one building. If your parent needs a different level of care later, the move stays under the same roof. The front door, phone number and drive to visit remain familiar.

Independent living is not offered here. Each apartment or room is part of either assisted living or memory care.

levels of care

assisted living layouts

24/7

Staff on site

Care, cost and visiting, in plain terms

Assisted living

A private apartment with help for the parts of the day that have become difficult.

$4,850

See assisted living

Memory care

A room in the memory care neighbourhood, with shared spaces nearby.

$6,510

See memory care

Dining and housekeeping

Meals in the dining room and help keeping the apartment clean.

Included

What is included

Tours seven days

A time to see the rooms and talk about what matters to your family.

7 days

Plan a visit

Assisted living

Assisted living apartments and what they cost

Each of the three layouts has a full bath. Memory care has its own room choices.

Studio

$4,850 a month

1 bath

Deluxe Studio

$5,720 a month

1 bath

One Bedroom

$6,320 a month

1 bath

These are current starting rates. Availability can be discussed when a tour is arranged.

Memory care rooms start at $6,510 a month. See the memory care page for details.

See assisted living in full

Residents of Cascade Valley Senior Living on an outing to the Oso Slide Memorial, standing together with wheelchairs and walkers in front of the stone memorial wall

Memory care

How families here start memory care

Call and tell us how we can help
A first conversation can begin with what has changed at home.
Walk the memory care neighbourhood
A visit can include the rooms, the common space and a clear explanation of how the doors and entrance work.
Go through the rate in writing
The written rate can show what is included and where additional costs may apply.
Move in without leaving the building later
If your parent already lives in assisted living here, memory care is in the same building, down the corridor.

See More About Memory Care

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