Jason Lee Manor is described as a nonprofit, HUD-subsidized community offering 75 independent apartments for people aged 62 and older. Reviews emphasize affordability and independent apartment living; one resident specifically clarifies that the community is not assisted living. The building is an older, three-story complex that has been refurbished, with reviewers mentioning updates and added amenities. One prospective resident felt the central nurses’ station and overall setting suggested a higher level of care, while also noting that the arrangement may not suit people seeking a private bathroom. Another resident described living in their own apartment, so prospective residents may wish to confirm the bathroom configuration for the specific unit or area they are considering.
Comments about management and staff are favorable. Reviewers describe the building as well managed, say management is welcoming, and praise a staff member’s customer service. The community atmosphere is also characterized positively. One reviewer said the building appeared to offer high-quality care, but the available comments do not establish the scope of clinical or personal-care services; the community is identified elsewhere as independent housing rather than assisted living.
The setting is noted for views of Mill Creek and convenient access to shopping. Reviews mention added amenities but do not describe specific activities, dining options, or meal quality, so those areas cannot be assessed from this feedback. Availability may require advance planning: one reviewer said the waitlist exceeded a year and recommended applying early. Overall, the comments point to an affordable, updated independent-living option with positive impressions of management and community, alongside a potentially limited private-bathroom arrangement and a lengthy wait for an apartment.








