Fred Lind Manor sits at 1802 17th Avenue in Seattle, WA, in King County, close to Kaiser Permanente, grocery stores, shops, and restaurants, and this place gives older adults a safe place to live with private or semi-private rooms, with choices like studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom suites, each coming with a bathroom, and they all have features like air conditioning, cable or satellite TV, kitchenettes in some rooms, drapes, lots of closet space, and senior-friendly bathrooms, and there's always an emergency call system for peace of mind. You'll find modern touches in apartments too, like white cabinets and stainless steel appliances, and some apartments even get plenty of sunlight, so people find them cozy and bright. Meals come fresh and home-cooked by a culinary team, three times a day, with menus covering different dietary needs, like if someone needs something low in sodium, diabetic-friendly, gluten-free, vegetarian, or just simple home dishes, and folks eat in a sunlit dining room that helps them enjoy each meal.
Certified nursing assistants and staff work around the clock, helping with bathing, dressing, medication, mobility, and other daily needs, always trying to build trust and treat residents with dignity, and for seniors living with dementia or Alzheimer's, memory care services give extra support to help limit confusion and wandering, with the goal to keep everyone safe. Fred Lind Manor offers assisted living care licensed by the State of Washington, and the team personalizes plans so each resident gets the level of help and encouragement they need, whether the stay is long-term, short-term for respite care, or for folks who need hospice care. Residents can join exercise programs, fitness classes, and physical therapy, sometimes with music or animal therapy, tabletop games, outdoor trips, and options like yoga, Wii bowling tournaments, live entertainment, writing groups, craft sessions, movie nights, and spelling bees to keep minds and bodies active.
There's help for getting to the doctor, shopping, faith-based activities, and the shuttle service takes residents to local stores, beaches, parks, casinos, or doctor's visits within five miles. Weekly housekeeping and linen services come standard, so folks don't have to worry about chores, and with utilities like WiFi, cable, and phone included, apartments stay connected and comfortable. Fred Lind Manor has amenities like a book room, jacuzzi, sauna, fitness area, stylist or salon, yard spaces, game rooms, arts and crafts, and community night events, so it's easy for residents to explore hobbies, pick up something new, or just spend time with friends. The dining plan focuses on tasty choices and restaurant-style service, and there's always someone around to help with any healthcare-related needs, including incontinence care and support for people who have trouble getting around.
This not-for-profit community tries to keep rates fair, with floor plans from 360 to 740 square feet, aiming to create a place where folks can age well, stay independent, and feel respected, always encouraging everyone to take part in a caring, safe, and friendly environment. Residents have the chance to make new friends, join writing workshops, learn a language, or get involved in exercise and craft programs, and staff work hard to support wellness for both body and mind. The goal at Fred Lind Manor is to help seniors live the next chapter of life comfortably, maintain their independence, and always feel a sense of belonging.
