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Assisted Living

Vineyard Park of Sumner

15519 62nd Street Ct E, Sumner, WA 983903.7 (17 reviews)
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About

Vineyard Park of Sumner offers independent and assisted living for older adults in Sumner, Washington. The community provides chef-prepared meals, engaging social activities, and personalized assistance tailored to individual needs, with the flexibility to adapt as residents' care needs change.

Rooms & Floor Plans

studio

one-bedroom

two-bedroom

Capacity

77 residents

Phone

(253) 862-1818

Website

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Location

Amenities

Wheelchair Accessible Parking
Wheelchair Accessible Entrance

Life & Activities

Mariners watch partiesSpirit WeeksPet Paw-Radesholiday celebrationsgardening projectsballoon volleyballbaking socialslive entertainmentexercise classesbingoeducational programscommunity celebrations

Ratings & Reviews

3.7

out of 5

Based on 17 reviews

Reviews (17)

Showing the 10 most recent of 17 reviews from Google

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bo Barnes

Jan 2026

I’m a very happy resident home feels like home and suzie my dog is very happy as well

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bo Barnes

Jan 2026

I’m a very happy resident home feels like home and suzie my dog is very happy as well

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Lou McCaffery

Dec 2025

This place are terrible, all they want is more money. They charge you for things that aren't authorized just to make things easier so they can do less. To much upper management and less hands-on for the residents. This home isn't willing to transport to doctors appointments and won't use residents insurance for medication only the private mail pharmacy that isn't covered by insurance so they don't have to do their job of medication management that is something that is paid for in the residents monthly bill, extra charge of course.

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Lou McCaffery

Dec 2025

This place are terrible, all they want is more money. They charge you for things that aren't authorized just to make things easier so they can do less. To much upper management and less hands-on for the residents. This home isn't willing to transport to doctors appointments and won't use residents insurance for medication only the private mail pharmacy that isn't covered by insurance so they don't have to do their job of medication management that is something that is paid for in the residents monthly bill, extra charge of course.

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Mike Lane

Jun 2025

Since the ownership change the level of care has plummeted. The food is substandard, staff has been cut to an unacceptable level. I’m sure they are in violation of several state codes.

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