Assisted Living in Vancouver, WA
50 assisted living communities found
Communities
500 in Vancouver
Published pricing
$3,118 – $6,665/mo
Highgate Senior Living
Arbor Ridge Assisted Living
The Hampton Alzheimers Community
Touchmark at Fairway Village
Windsor Gardens Memory Care
Cascade Retirement Inn
Adam and May Adult Family Home
Van Mall Retirement
Prestige Senior Living Bridgewood
Cogir at the Quarry
Yarsema Adult Family Home, LLC
Stephen's Place
Cogir of Glenwood Place
The Evergreen Inn
Cogir Vancouver Orchards
Clearwater Springs Assisted Living
Prestige Assisted Living at Hazel Dell
Brookdale Fishers Landing
Fort Vancouver Assisted Living
Fortuna Adult Family Home LLC
Eden Place LLC Afh
Brookdale Vancouver Stonebridge
Bonaventure of Salmon Creek
Van Vista Assisted Living
Bonaventure of Vancouver
Homestead Park Afh LLC
Creekside Legacy Afh LLC
Country Haven Senior Home Inc
Hopelandia Adult Family Home LLC
Am Adult Family Home
Georgett Elder Care
Shamy Afh LLC
Lucy Senior Care Inc.
Zion Adult Family Home
Pleasant Valley Afh
White Swan Adult Care Home
Lockehaven Adult Family Home
Cedar Ridge Afh
Aging Gracefully Family Home LLC
Olympia Adult Family Home
A Place to Call Home LLC
Touch of Care Afh LLC
selale limited liability company
Lund Adult Family Home, LLC
Nurses Family Home Care
A Quiet Haven Afh, L.L.C.
Olive Tree Afh LLC
Mj Carehome 2
Golden Years Care LLC
Amico Adult Care LLC
Assisted Living in Vancouver: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does assisted living cost in Vancouver, Washington?
Among Vancouver communities that publish pricing on Tea and Slippers, monthly costs for assisted living range from about $3,118 to $6,665. Costs vary with apartment size, care level, and included services, and many communities share exact pricing on request.
How many assisted living communities are in Vancouver, Washington?
Tea and Slippers currently lists 500 assisted living communities in Vancouver, Washington, with photos, reviews, amenities, and pricing information where available.
How do I pay for assisted living in Washington?
Families typically pay for assisted living with a mix of private funds, long-term care insurance, and veterans benefits such as Aid & Attendance. Depending on the care setting, Washington Medicaid waiver programs may also help cover care costs for eligible residents. A community's advisor can walk you through which options apply.
How do I choose the right assisted living community in Vancouver?
Start by comparing communities on care services, staffing, amenities, and reviews, then tour your top two or three. Visit at meal time, ask about staff turnover and care plan pricing, and talk with current residents' families. You can request tours directly from any community page on Tea and Slippers.