Quail Park of West Seattle

Moved mom (90+ years old) into Quail Park from an Assisted Living Business on the Eastside. From the first meeting with Quail Park staff, I was impressed with how much smaller and more interpersonal it was than other facilities that we'd had experience with. Mom received respectful and friendly care, and truly enjoyed sitting in the lobby with "Amos", the house dog. She enjoyed the frequent music guests, and even a visit from "The Parrot Lady" with her colorful birds. She was wheelchair bound, but enjoyed me walking her around the Alaska Junction area, even visiting the SummerFest (West Seattle Street Fair) last summer, and stopping at Husky Deli for Ice Cream. She had limited ability to participate in exercises and some group activities, but the staff were always friendly and encouraging and most importantly, inclusive. Special shout out to the Facilities staff, they always met her with with a hearty "Hi (name)", and were super helpful with moving in (and out upon her death early this year), and anything we needed, like mounting a TV. Quail Park also had their billing act together, making my interaction with Mom's Insurance very easy.

I have a friend that I am POA for and I when to Quail Park and was very impressed with the level of service they offered. The entire Staff was very helpful in helping me make my decision. My friend has been there for 3 months now and I can't think of anything better than Quail Park Memory Care for all they do for my friend .Thanks to Ramses, Brian, Zack, Katie,and Doug for all they do to make you feel at home.

We moved my Aunt from a facility in South Carolina to Quail Park in West Seattle, where we live. The experience we have had from Day One has been stellar. We had to bring her across Country, keep her dementia stable, and move her in to get acclimated. The staff are warm and wonderful and invaluable in coordinating everything. The food bring excitement to her days. The apartment she has is wonderful, and very light. No matter when I come to visit, my Aunt is clean and groomed, and almost always involved in an activity of some kind. Staff interactions with her, and all of the family members are warm (for her) and professional (for us.) Brian, the Director, sends messages to the families very regularly. QP offers a support group for the families and friends as we navigate the losses that come with changes in the capabilities of our loved ones. I have found the zoom sessions very helpful. It is hard to explain how wonderful it is to have a facility which specializes in memory care. All of the staff understand the manifestations of dementia and are always prepared to do the helpful things. The QP facility itself is beautiful and relatively new. From my first introduction to Edward, who coordinates with the families, I knew we had selected the right place. It is a premium care experience, but if your relative can afford it, QP is worth the investment.