Vineyard Park Cottages University Place

Name: Vineyard Park Cottages University Place
Address: 5417 64th Street West, Tacoma, Washington, 98467, United States
Price range: $$

Part of Vineyard Park

Tacoma Washington, United States , Washington , United States

4.2 on Google · 32 reviews

Assisted Living Memory Care Independent Living

About Vineyard Park Cottages University Place

Vineyard Park Cottages University Place is a senior living community located in Tacoma, offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care. It is part of the Vineyard Park Senior Living network, which operates communities across Washington and Arizona. This location provides options for families seeking different levels of support, whether a parent is largely independent and looking for a maintenance-free lifestyle, needs daily assistance with personal care, or requires the structured environment of a memory care setting. Having multiple levels of care within the same community can allow residents to transition as their needs change over time, without having to relocate to an entirely new provider. Families considering Vineyard Park Cottages University Place for a loved one in the Tacoma area may want to reach out directly to learn more about current availability, specific services within each care level, and what day-to-day life looks like for residents at this particular location.

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Aubrey Bussey 7 months ago

My mom moved into The Cottages on her birthday last year, and we just celebrated both her birthday and her one-year anniversary there. Looking back, I can honestly say this has been the best home she has had in several years. Before coming here, my mom had been through so much—she was in a behavioral health hospital, and prior to that, she experienced homelessness for five years. As her daughter, especially living in New Hampshire while she’s far away, it’s been incredibly difficult to navigate having her back in my life but not close by. The Cottages has given me a sense of peace and relief knowing she is safe and truly cared for. One moment that will always stay with me is when I asked her how her room was on her very first day. She simply said, “It’s warm.” After everything she’s been through, that word meant everything. What stands out most is their communication. I’m able to call her every day, and they even help coordinate monthly video calls. If anything happens, they notify me right away—it’s clear that keeping families informed is a top priority. She loves walking in the courtyard, and every time I talk to her, she’s in a happy, calm place. And something I never expected but am so grateful for—she’s even found love at The Cottages and is happier than ever. I’m beyond thankful for the care, compassion, and dignity they’ve given my mom.
Jean Sauve 7 months ago

I helped my neighbor transition into the Cottages and it was far better than I expected. Everyone is friendly and helpful. It’s a clean and nicely decorated cottage and not too many residents that you would forget their names. Is small and quaint. I feel at peace knowing he is safe.

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CL Lo 7 months ago

Staff are so incredibly kind, helpful, and communicative, and treat residents in a respectful manner - allowing them to maintain their dignity, as they face challenges that come with aging and at times, mental degradation. My dad has found a community at The Cottages at University Place. It's such an incredible blessing to see how well-adjusted he is. **C. Hice**
Cody Hoard 11 months ago

We helped my cousin move her mom in here and was immediately hit with a strong urine odor throughout the lobby and hallway. Her room was also not ready and was missing blinds. To top things off, my aunt was neglected and did not receive proper care. Do yourself and your family a favor and look elsewhere for care
Jolin Lowry a year ago

BEWARE - Please think twice before putting your loved one here. My Dad lost 20 lbs in 4 months. Actually hired an outside agency for up to 6 hours a day to ensure he was eating. There is not enough Staff to assist the amount of residents. One of the Aids told me he had ringworm so that's why she shaved his head bald, but the nurse told me he did not have ringworm. He did not receive all his medicine everyday.