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Amenities designed for
your well-being

Live your best life, every day

Designed for comfort. Curated for connection. Every detail, intentionally crafted to elevate your everyday.

More freedom to enjoy the Seattle lifestyle you love.

At Cogir of Queen Anne, thoughtful amenities and services make it easier to stay active, connected, and engaged in the things you enjoy. Our Independent Living and Assisted Living community in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood combines inviting spaces, engaging activities, convenient services, and personalized support—all within easy reach of everything the city has to offer.

Spend time with friends on the rooftop patio, enjoy restaurant-style dining, practice your swing on the putting green, or join a scheduled excursion around Seattle. With housekeeping, maintenance, transportation, and other everyday conveniences taken care of, you have more freedom to make each day your own.

Amenities designed around the way you want to live

Whether you’re staying active, exploring Seattle, connecting with friends, or enjoying a relaxing day at home, Cogir of Queen Anne offers the spaces, services, and experiences to help you continue living life your way.

Questions?

Cogir of Queen Anne offers Independent Living and Assisted Living lifestyle choices for modern seniors. 

Our age-in-place philosophy is a perfect solution for couples who have different needs but still want to stay together, as your lifestyle doesn’t have to change when one spouse requires more help.

Our Care Partners are certified caregivers. They are required to complete the approved training program as mandated by Washington’s governing health office. Cogir of Queen Anne also provides ongoing training monthly and as needed.

We can assist residents with daily living activities such as showering, dressing, grooming and dining. Each resident will receive a personalized service plan that details their care and is regularly updated to meet evolving needs. For example, some of our residents require general oversight and reminders, while others need various levels of care and assistance.

For prospects or residents who are hearing impaired, we are committed to offering appropriate accommodations to make their experience seamless and successful. These may include providing a translator during tours, utilizing virtual interpreter services, message boards, or other interventions that will help ensure that they feel welcomed, understood, and supported in our community.

Our priority is always to uphold the dignity of those we serve and to make sure that everyone, regardless of ability, has full access to the care and comfort they deserve.

We offer game nights, live entertainment, movie nights, arts and crafts, Yoga, women’s groups, Wii games, wellness programs, TV (cable/satellite), Tai Chi, stories, resident-run activities, piano, physical fitness program, organized sports (indoor), musical instruments, lectures and discussions, intergenerational programs, indoor group activities, cooking classes, exercise classes, exercise programs, card playing, and activity programs.

You can enjoy accompanied walks, walking trails, volunteer opportunities, park visits, outdoor group activities, organized sports (outdoor), gardening, events and outings, and day trips.

Your monthly rent includes utilities, scheduled transportation, lunch, linen service, internet/WiFi, housekeeping, dinner, breakfast, and basic cable.

Our apartments include air conditioning, individual climate control, a private balcony, private kitchenette, private outdoor area, private patio, refrigerator, safety-assist bathroom, walk-in closet, walk-in shower, and walk-in tub.

We require staff background checks.

We allow morning visiting hours, afternoon visiting hours, evening visiting hours, flexible visiting hours, guests at mealtimes, on-site parking, and overnight guests.

No aggressive breeds, there is a monthly pet fee of $200.

Want to live at Cogir of Queen Anne?