Vintage at Sequim sits in Sequim, Washington, and offers several living options for seniors, including independent living, assisted living, memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, and skilled nursing. The community has private apartments for adults aged 55 and older, and many have patios or balconies so people can go outside if they want. The apartments come with spacious, well-equipped kitchens, modern appliances like stoves, built-in microwaves, dishwashers, and many homes have new carpet and fresh paint. There's usually laundry on each floor, but some units let people rent washers and dryers if that's what they prefer. One-bedroom apartments can be scarce, but there are more two-bedroom places available, and the layouts try to make things comfortable and practical for daily living. A single elevator serves all three floors, which can mean some folks walk a bit to get where they're going.
People can gather in common spaces like the clubhouse, library, pool room, or a movie room, and there's a fitness center for exercise. Residents join in monthly community events, onsite activities, and social dining in communal areas with family and other residents. The building's decorated with colorful finishes and there's landscaped outdoor spaces, aiming to keep the atmosphere pleasant and calming. Devotional services usually take place off-site, though some groups will arrange devotional activities nearby. Licensed health professionals are around to help if someone needs assistance, and the community develops care plans to meet different needs. Emergency response systems are in place for safety, and daily care can include help with diabetes and other medical needs.
Vintage at Sequim has some apartments set aside for those whose income is no more than 60% of the area median, working with the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program to keep housing affordable for people who qualify, which might matter for folks looking for rent restrictions. The community's managed by FPI Management, which handles properties all over the country, and the facility receives regular state and federal inspections, typically passing with scores above average. Staff do routine repairs and preventive maintenance to keep places clean and comfortable. The apartments and shared areas aim for wellness and safety, but also try for a home-like, inviting feel. Services and amenities support a range of needs, from wellness activities in the fitness center to memory care programs, so residents can find options that work for their own lifestyles.
