Alzheimer`s Resource Directory

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Alzheimer`s Resource Directory
Alzheimer’s
Resource Directory
a guide for family members, caregivers
and health care professionals
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Dear Friends,
At the Alzheimer’s Association Western and Central Washington
State Chapter, we bring help and hope to individuals and families on
their journeys with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. We
are often asked to identify resources and services in the community
for people living with these diseases and those who love and care for
them.
We are pleased to have contributed to The Alzheimer’s Resource
Directory, and we believe you will find it to be a valuable resource in
finding the assistance you are seeking, whether it be for health care,
housing, or legal advice for yourself or your loved one.
In addition, we offer information, guidance, and solace aroundthe-clock through our toll-free Helpline, in-depth and ongoing
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100 support groups for diagnosed individuals and their caregivers
throughout our service area, and continuing education and training
for family and professional caregivers.
Becoming confused with time or place is 1 of the 10 warning signs
of Alzheimer’s disease. Recognizing the symptoms is the first step
toward doing something about it. For more information, and to learn
what you can do now, go to alz.org/10signs or call 800.272.3900.
When you need us, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Visit our
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With my best wishes for those you love and those you serve,
Bob Le Roy
President and Chief Executive Officer
©2011 Alzheimer’s Association. All Rights Reserved.
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See category and abbreviation definitions on page 9
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Introduction
Table of Contents
Alzheimer’s Association Letter.........................................................Page 7
Selected Definitions
Alzheimer’s Residence - State licensed facilities dedicated solely to Alzheimer’s/
dementia (AD) residents, or have a designated Alzheimer’s unit within their facility.
Abbreviation Definitions...................................................................Page 9
Assisted Living Residence w/Alzheimer’s Care - State licensed facilities who report that they have a designated A/D unit. They also accept non- Alzheimer’s residents who reside in a separate part of the facility.
Housing
Adult Family Home State licensed facilities with 6 or less beds. Only those who hold state dementia/Alzheimer’s certification are listed here.
Assisted Living Residence With Memory Care ............................. Page 12-15
Skilled Nursing Facility w/Alzheimer’s Care - State licensed facilities who report that they have a designated A/D unit.
Memory Care Residences.................................................................Page 10-12
Adult Family Homes.........................................................................Page 15
Skilled Nursing Facilities (w/Designated Alzheimer’s Units)..........Page 15-16
Adult Day Services, Home Health & Home Care
Hospice ............................................................................................Page 17
Skilled Nursing Facility - State licensed facilities who report that they take A/D residents (usually early stage), but have no designated A/D unit.
Placement Services - Organizations that work with clients to assist in finding appropriate housing. Fee usually paid by facility.
Adult Day Services - This includes both licensed Adult Day Health and Adult Day Care facilities.
Home Care Agencies.........................................................................Page 17-19
Home Health Care, Home Care and Hospice - All are state licensed.
Adult Day Services...........................................................................Page 20-21
Support Groups - Alzheimer’s Association approved Support Groups. The location of these groups change frequently, so it is wise to confirm meeting times and places attending. Call 1-800-848-7097.
Home Health Agencies.....................................................................Page 19-20
Medical Services & Research
Specialized Clinic Services...............................................................Page 21
Alzheimer’s Supportive Services .....................................................Page 21
Legal Services
Attorneys...........................................................................................Page 23-26
Support Groups
Support Groups Information.............................................................Page 26
Article
Tips For Caregivers..........................................................................Page 27
Alzheimer’s Myths............................................................................Page 30-31
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Abbreviation Definitions
AAS .........................................................Accepts All Stages of Alzheimer’s
AES ........................................................Accepts Early Stage Alzheimer’s Only
ADU .......................................................Have Designated Alzheimer’s Unit
ASU ........................................................Have Secure Alzheimer’s Unit
RC ...........................................................Respite Care
ADC ........................................................Adult Day Care
ADHC .....................................................Adult Day Care Health Care
M .............................................................Accepts Medicare
MC ...........................................................Accepts Medicaid
EL ............................................................Elder Law
EP ............................................................Estate Planning
GU ............................................................Geriatric Unit
MI ............................................................Works With Medicaid Issues
MA ............................................................Accepts Male Residents Only
F ................................................................Accepts Female Residents Only
M/F ...........................................................Accepts Both Male & Female
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Note!
Contents of this
directory are intended
for community resource
information only.
Neither the Alzheimer’s
Association, nor
Retirement Publishing
recommends or
endorses the listed
facilities, organizations,
professionals, companies
or services.
Publisher Information
The Alzheimer’s Resource
Directory
is a publication of:
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Woodinville, WA 98072
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The directory is published twice yearly
(May & November) in cooperation
with the Washington State Chapter of
the Alzheimer’s Association
© 2016
Memory Care Residences
Auburn
Auburn Meadows
945-22nd Street NE
253-333-0171
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, M
Everett
Clare Bridge of Silver Lake
2015 Lake Heights Dr.
425-337-6336
AAS, ASU, RC, ADC
Bremerton
Marine Courte Memory Care
Community
966 Oyster Bay Court
360-473-9904
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, ADC, MC
Heritage Court 4230 Colby Ave.
425-259-7200
AAS, ASU, RC
Dupont
Patriots Landing Retirement
Community
1600 Marshall Circle
253-964-4900
AAS, ADU, ASU
See our ad on page 11.
Enumclaw
Expressions at Enumclaw
2454 Cole St.
360-825-4565
AAS ADU, ASU, RC, ADHC
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The Terrace at Beverly Lake
524 75th St SE
425-348-8800
AAS, ASU, RC, ADC
Gig Harbor
Clare Bridge At Shoreline View 9324 North Harborview Dr.
253-858-7790
AAS, ASU, RC, MC
Olympic Alzheimer’s Residence
3025 - 14th Ave. NW
253-851-5306
AAS, ASU, ADU, ADC, RC M, MC
See category and abbreviation definitions on page 9
Memory Care Residences (Continued)
Kent
Aegis of Kent
10421 SE 248th St
253-520-8400
AAS, ASU, RC,ADC, M
See our ad on back cover.
Garden Courte Memory Care
Community
626 Lilly Rd. NE
360-491-4435
AAS, ASU, RC, ADC, MC
Weatherly Inn At Lake Meridian
15101 SE 272 St.
253-630-7496
AAS, ASU, RC, ADC
Port Orchard
Orchard Pointe Memory Care
300 S. Kitsap Boulevard
360-874-7400
AAS, ASU, RC, ADC
Lacey
Bonaventure of Lacey
4528 INTELCO Loop SE
360-455-8500
ADU, ASU, RC
Lynnwood
Clare Bridge of Lynnwood
18706 36th Ave. W.
425-774-3300
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, ADC
Mill Creek
The Cottages at Mill Creek
13200 10th Dr SE
425-379-8276
AAS, ASU, RC, MC
Olympia
Clare Bridge of Olympia
420 Yauger Way SW
360-236-1400
AAS, ASU, RC, M, MC
Puyallup
Clare Bridge of Puyallup
8811 176th St. East
253-445-1300
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC
Renton
Chateau at Valley Center
4450 Davis Avenue South
425-243-9901
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
Seattle
Aegis At Northgate
11039 17th Ave. NE
206-440-1700
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
See our ad on back cover.
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Memory Care Residence (Continued)
Seattle (continued)
Full Life Care - Gaffney House
1605 17th Ave.
206-528-5315
AAS, ADU, ASU, M, MC
Shoreline
Aegis at Callahan House 15100 1st Avenue N.E.
206-417-9747
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
See our ad on back cover.
University Place
Hearthside Manor
3615 Drexler DR West
253-460-3330
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, MC
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Assisted Living With Memory Care
Bellevue
Aegis of Bellevue
148 102nd Ave SE
425-453-8100
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
See our ad on back cover.
Bothell
Chateau at Bothell Landing
17543 102nd Ave. NE
425-954-1914
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
Brookdale at Bellevue
15241 NE 20th St.
425-401-0300
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
Sunrise of Bothell
10605 NE 185th St.
425-487-3245
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC
See our ad on page 2
See article on page 27
Patriots Glen
1640 148th Ave. SE
425-373-1161
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC
Sunrise of Bellevue
15928 NE 8th St
425-401-5152
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
See our ad on page 2
See article on page 27
The Gardens at Town Square
933 - 111 th Ave NE
425-688-1900
AAS, ADU, ASU
www.eraliving.com
See our ad on page 14.
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Edmonds
Aegis of Edmonds
21500 72nd Ave W.
425-776-3600
AAS, ADU,
See our ad on back cover.
Sunrise of Edmonds
750 Edmonds Way
425-673-9700
AAS,ADU, ASU, RC
See our ad on page 2
See article on page 27
See category and abbreviation definitions on page 9
Assisted Living With Memory Care (Continued)
Issaquah
Aegis of Issaquah
780 NW Juniper St.
425-392-8100
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
See our ad on back cover.
Spiritwood at Pine Lake 3607 228th Avenue SE
425-313-9100
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
Kirkland
Aegis Lodge
12629 116th Ave NE
425-814-2841
AAS, RC, ADU, ASU, ADC
See our ad on back cover.
Aegis of Kirkland
13000 Totem Lake Blvd.
425-823-7272
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
See our ad on back cover.
Lynnwood
Aegis of Lynnwood
18700 44th Ave. W.
425-712-9999
AAS, RC, ADU, ASU, ADC
See our ad on back cover
Chateau Pacific
3333 148th St. SW
425-787-9693
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
Quail Park of Lynwood
4015 164th St SW
206-441-1770
AAS, ADU, ASU
See our ad next column & page 3.
Quail Park of Lynnwood...
Simply your best choice for
Memory Care! We invite
you to come see for yourself.
425-640-8529
www.quailparkoflynnwood.com
Sunrise of Lynnwood
21500 72nd Ave W.
425-776-3600
AAS,ADU, ASU, RC
See our ad on page 2
See article on page 27
Mercer Island
Sunrise of Mercer Island
2959 - 76th Ave SE
206-232-6565
AAS,ADU, ASU, RC
See our ad on page 2
See article on page 27
Redmond
Aegis of Redmond
7480 W. Lake Sammamish
Parkway NE
425-883-4000
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
See our ad on back cover.
Aegis at Marymoor
4585 West Lake Sammamish Parkway
425-999-4074
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
See our ad on back cover.
Overlake Terrace 2956 152 Ave. NE
425-883-0495
ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
(continued on page 14)
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Assisted Living With Memory Care (Continued)
Redmond (continued)
Redmond Heights Senior Living
7950 Willows Rd NE
425-885-4157
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, ADC, M
Seattle
Aegis on Madison
2200 East Madison
206-203-6348
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
See our ad on back cover.
Aegis of Queen Anne on Galer
223 West Galer St
866-688-1932
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
See our ad onback cover.
Faerland Terrace 1421 Minor Avenue
206-624-7637
AAS, ADU, ASU
Nikkei Manor
700 6th Ave S.
206-726-6460
AES, ADC, MC
Queen Anne Manor/Anna’s Garden
100 Crockett St.
206-282-5001
AAS, ASU, RC
The Stratford at Maple Leaf
9001 Lake City Way NE
206-729-1200
AAS, ASU,RC
Sunrise of Northgate
11039 17th Ave. NE
206-232-6565
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
See our ad on page 2
See article on page 27
Shoreline
Áegis of Shoreline
15100 First Avenue N.E
206-417-9747
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC
See our ad on back cover.
CRISTA Senior Living
19303 Fremont Ave. N.
206-546-7565
Tacoma
Cascade Park Gardens
4347 S. Union Ave.
253-475-3702
Franke Tobey Jones 5340 N. Bristol
253-752-6621
AES, ADU, ASU, ADC, RC
Peoples Retirement Community
1720 E. 67th St.
253-474-1741
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, ADC
The Gardens at Town Square: The Terrrace
Exceptional Alzheimer’s and dementia residences and care.
A mission to respect and honor older adults by
enhancing the quality of their lives.
933 111th Avenue NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
(425) 688-1900 • eraliving.com
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Assisted Living With Memory Care (Continued)
Pioneer Place Alzheimer’s
Residence of Tacoma
11519 24th Ave E.
253-539-3410
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC
Weatherly Inn
6016 N. Highlands Parkway
253-752-8550
AAS, ASU, ADU, RC, ADC
Adult Family Homes
Bellevue
Abundant Life Elderly Care
1906 172nd Ave NE
425-829-8853
Lynnwood
A Beautiful Living AFH, LLC
4201 164th ST SW, Ste A
425-971-9342
Seattle
Anderson Loving Care AFH
12621 84th Ave S
206-772-4774
The Langland House AFH
9619 15th Ave NW
206-718-1700
Spada Care Homes
Wedgewood
8601 26th Ave NE
206-550-4696
Shoreline
Garden View Residential Care Facility
17539 10th Ave. NW
206-799-6161
Skilled Nursing With Alzheimer’s
Auburn
North Auburn Rehabilitation &
Health Center
2830 I St. NE
253-561-8100
AES, RC, M, MC
Bellevue
Mission Healthcare at Bellevue
2424 156th Ave. NE
425- 641-1166
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, M, MC
Des Moines
Wesley Homes Des Moines
Health Center
1122 South 216th St
206-824-3663
AAS, ASU, ADU, M, MC
Everett
Bethany At Silver Lake
2235 Lake Heights DR
425-338-3000
AAS, ASU, ADU, M, MC
Federal Way
Garden Terrace Alzheimer’s Center
of Excellence
491 South 338th St.
253-661-2226
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, M
Issaquah
Issaquah Nursing and Rehab.il Center
805 Front St. South
425- 392-1271
AAS, ASU, RC, M, MC
(continued on page 16)
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Skilled Nursing With Alzheimer’s (continued)
Lynnwood
Lynnwood Manor Health Care Center
5821 - 188th SW
425-776-5512
AAS, ADU, RC, M, MC
Monroe
Regency Care Center at Monroe
1355 West Main St. 360-794-4011
AAS, ADU, RC, M, MC
Seattle
Foss Home and Village
13023 Greenwood Ave. N
206-364-1300
AAS, ADU, ASU, M, MC
Health & Rehabilitation Center of
North Seattle
13333 Greenwood Ave. N
206-362-0303
AAS, ASU, RC, M, MC
The Caroline Kline Galland Home
7500 Seward Park Ave S
206-725-8800
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, M
Washington Center for Comprehensive
Rehabilitation
2821 South Walden St.
206-725-2800
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, M, MC
Shoreline
Park Ridge Skilled Nursing Center
1250 Northeast 145th ST
206-363-5856
AAS, ASU, RC, M, MC
Snohomish
Merry Haven Care Center, Inc.
800 - 10th ST
360-568-3161
ADU, RC, M, MC
Ida Culver House Broadview
12505 Greenwood Ave. N
206-361-1989
ASU, ADU, RC, (SNF) M, MC
Tacoma
Avamere Heritage Rehabilitation
7411 Pacific Ave.
253-474-8456
AAS, RC, M, MC
Sea Mar Community Care Center
1040 S. Henderson ST
206-788-3200
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, M, MC
ManorCare Health Services
5601 S Orchard ST
253-474-8421
AAS, ADU, RC, M, MC
Seattle Keiro Nursing Home
1601 East Yesler Way
206-323-7100
AAS, ADU, ASU, RC, M, MC
Tacoma Lutheran Home & Retirement
Comm.
1301 N. Highlands Parkway
253-752-7112
AAS, ADU, RC, M, MC
For additional FREE copies of
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See category and abbreviation definitions on page 9
Hospice
Kirkland
Evergreen Hospice Services
425-899-1040
RC, M, MC
Seattle
Providence Hospice of Seattle
206-749-7701
M, MC
Tacoma
Good Samaritan Home Health &
Hospice
253-301-6400
M, MC, HHC
University Place
Franciscan Hospice and Palliative Care
866-969-7028
Home Care Agencies
Bellevue
ANDELCARE
425-283-0408 AAS, HHC, HC,
RC
Serves King & South Snohomish
206-838-1844 or 800-319-5979
Web Site: andelcare.come
Catholic Community Services/Everett
425-303-3312
RC
Gig Harbor
Home Care Connection
253-858-2011
RC, HC
Lakewood
Christian Home Services
253-473-6678
RC
Lynnwood
Home Instead Senior Care/ Sno, King,
Pierce
425-670-2292
RC
Family Resource Home Care
425-455-2004 or 866-545-1092
RC, HC, HHC
familyresourcehomecare.com
See our ad on page18
Health People, Inc.
888-859-8256
Home Care Assistance
425-453-1015 RC
Mountlake Terrace
Homewatch CareGivers
425-778-1288
RC, HC
Serving King, Pierce, Snohomish,
Island & Skagit Counties
Homewatch CareGivers
HC, RC
Dementia and 24 - Hour Care
Specialists
Home Instead Senior Care /Bellevue
425-454-9744 RC,
Bothell
All About Care Inc.
425-678-8400
HC
Everett
A-One Home Care
800-767-8518
RC, HC, HHC
• Bathing, Incontinence Care, Transfer / Hoyer
• Medication Assistance, Cooking, Light Housekeeping
• Transportation and Errands
• 1 to 24 Hours Care
Call For Free Consultation
homewatchcaregivers.com/seattle
425-889-2627 • 206-363-4599
(continued on page 18)
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Home Care Agencies (continued)
Renton
Providence Home services - King Co.
425-525-6800
RC, M, MC
Sound Care Home Care
206-243-1111
RC, HC
Seattle
ANDELCARE
425-283-0408 AAS, HHC, HC,
RC
Serves King & South Snohomish
206-838-1844 or 800-319-5979
Web Site: andelcare.com.
See our ad on page 17
Family Resource Home Care
206-545-1092 or 866-545-1092 RC, HC, HHC
familyresourcehomecare.com
We help people age
where they’re most
comfortable. At home.
Fedelta Home Care
206-362-2366 Home Care Agencies (continued)
Home Instead Senior Care/Seattle
206-622-4663
RC
www.familyresourcehomecare.com
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Woodinville
Companion Care, Inc
425-488-7575
RC, HC
Serving King Pierce & Snohomish
Maxim Healthcare Services, Inc.
206-525-0126 RC, MC, HC,
HHC
ResCare Home Care
206-368-7667
HHC
Home Health Care Agencies
HC, RC, MC,
Sound Options
800-628-7649
HC, RC
Serving Puget Sound Area since 1989
See our ad on page 19.
With a Little Help, Inc.
206-352-7399
HC, ADC, RC
Serving king Pierce and
Snohomish Counti
Tacoma
Advanced Health Care
800-690-3330
HC, HHC, RC
Alzheimer’s/
Dementia Care
Personal Care
Medication Assistance
Housekeeping
Meal Preparation
Transportation
Respite Care
Hourly/Live-in Care
Seattle and Snohomish County
206.545.1092
Bellevue/Eastside
425.455.2004
Tacoma/Pierce County
253.761.8019
Sound Options
800- 628-7649
HC, RC
Serving Puget Sound Area since 1989
See our ad on this page.
RC, HC, HHC
Auburn
Multicare Home Health
253-876-8175
M, MC
Bellevue
ANDELCARE
425-283-0408
AAS, HHC, HC,
RC
Serves King & South Snohomish
206-838-1844 or 800-319-5979
Web Site: andelcare.com.
See our ad on page 17.
BrightStar
425-679-0310
HC, RC
Maxim Home Health Care Services
866-871-2345
Bothell
Healthteam Northwest/Bothell
425-482-4000
M, MC
Everett
Providence Hospice & Home Care of
Snohomish County 425-261-4801
RC, M, MC
Kent
Gentiva Health Services
253-395-5133
RC, M, MC
Kirkland
Evergreen Home Health Services
425-899-3300
M, MC, HHC
(continued on page 20)
Comprehensive
dementia care,
so you can just
be family again.
Family Resource Home Care
253-761-8019 or 866-545-1092
RC, HC, HHC
familyresourcehomecare.com
See our ad on this page.
Home Instead Senior Care/NW
253-943-1603
See ad next page.
Des Moines
Wesley Homes Home Health
206-870-1127
RC, HC, HHC,
M, MC
HC
See category and abbreviation definitions on page 9
Call For a Free Homecare Assessment
SoundOptions.com | 800.628.7649
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Home Health Care Agencies (continued)
Puyallup
Good Samaritan Hm. Health &
Hospice
253-697-7600
RC, M, MC
Redmond
Apria Healthcare, Inc. Redmond
425-881-8500
Seattle
ANDELCARE
425-283-0408
AAS, HHC,
HC, RC
Serves King & South Snohomish
206-838-1844 or 800-319-5979
Web Site: andelcare.come
See our ad on page 17.
Adult Day Services (continued)
Community Health Services
425-228-5151
HC, HHC
Tacoma
Advanced Health Care
800-690-3330
HC, HHC, RC
See our ad on page 18.
Tukwila
Highline Home Health and Hospice
206-439-9095
RC, M, MC
Tell Them You Saw IT In The
alzheImer’S reSource
DIrecTorY
Adult Day Services
Auburn
Auburn Respite Program
253-931-3016
ADC
Bellevue
Elder and Adult Day Services-Bellevue
425-867-1799
ADC, RC, MC,
ADHC
Bothell
Northshore Adult Day Health
425-488-4821
ADC, ADHC,
RC, MC
Carnation
Snoqualmie Valley Adult Day Health
425-333-4152
ADHC
Edmonds
DayBreak Senior Adult Day Program
425-355-1313
RC, ADC
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Everett
Full Life Care
425-355-1313
ADHC, MC
Kent
Full Life Care
208-528-5315
RC, MC
ADC, RC,
ADHC, ADC,
Polack Adult Day Center
206-725-8800
RC, ADC
Sunshine Garden Chinese Senior Day
Care Center
206-624-5633
ADC, RC
Tacoma
Korean Women’s Association
253-535-4202
ADC
Vashon
Break Time Adult Day Care Program
206-567-6142
RC, ADC, MC
Specialized Clinic Services
Auburn
Regional Behavioral Health Center
at Auburn -Auburn Regional Medical
Center
253-804-2813
Geropsychiatric Unit Inpatient/
Outpatient
Monroe
Valley General Hospital - Inpatient
Psychiatric Treatment Unit
360-794-1443
Behavioral Health Unit for Seniors
In-patient acute care geriatric
psychiatry, M, MC
Seattle
Bastyr Center For Natural Health
206-834-4100
Naturopathic medicine
Tukwila
Highline Geriatric Psychiatry Center
206-248-4702
GU, DA
Tell Them You Saw IT In The
alzheImer’S reSource
DIrecTorY
Alzheimer’s Supportive Services
ADC, ADHC,
Redmond
Redmond Heights Senior Living
425-885-4157 ext 2312 AAS, ADU,
ASU, ADC, M
Seattle
Elderwise
206-774-6606
Full Life Care
206-528-5315
RC, MC
ADC
To view or download a copy of this directory go to
www.retirementpublishing.com/pdfs/seaalz.pdf
See category and abbreviation definitions on page 9
Garment Express
951-990-0017
Alzheimer’s Speciality Items.
Kirkland
Complete Solutions
206-279-9854
Puyallup
Good Samaritan Caregiver Support
Services
253-697-8575
Seattle
Fraud Resolution for Seniors
206-525-5134
Help recovering from financial
exploitation.
Shoreline
Companion Plus
206-365-0688
Legacy Videos
We also publish Alzheimer’s Resource Directories for:
• Greater San Francisco Bay Area
• San Diego
• Orange, Riverside & San Bernardino • Boise & State of Idaho
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Attorneys
Assisting
Seniors
With
Wills • Trusts
• Probate
• Estate Planning
• Elder Law
• Guardianships
• Medicaid Planning
Bellevue
Eric V. Jeppesen
10655 NE 4th St.,
Ste. 801
425-454-2344
Edmonds
Sanders Law Group
152 Third Ave. S,
Ste 101
425-640-8686
Kirkland
Richard J. Gregorek
Gregorek and
Associates, PLLC
10604 NE 38th PL,
Ste. 225
425-284-3450
Mercer Island
Dussault Law Group
Barbara Byram
2955 80th Ave SE
Ste. 201
206-324-4300
Seattle
Dussault Law Group
Christopher Henderson
2722 Eastlake Ave E.
Ste. 200
206-324-4300
Seattle
Neil R. Sarles, Attorney
3418 NE 65th St.
Ste. A
206-682-1771
Call Today For Legal Assistance
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Attorneys
Bellevue
Inslee, Best, Doezie & Ryder, P.S.
777 - 108th Ave. NE, Ste 1900
206-470-2799 EL, EP, MI
Burien
Law Offices of Linn, Schisel & DeMarco
860 SW 143rd St.
206-242-9876
EP, EL
Ronald L. Cohen
2155 - 112th Ave. NE
425-454-0915
Edmonds
Alan Hall
7813 218th St. SW, Apt. 50
425-774-9566
EL, EP, MI
EL, E , MI
Eric V. Jeppesen
10655 NE 4th St., Ste. 801
425-454-2344
EL, EP, MI
Eric V. Jeppesen
Over 35
Years of
Experience
Wills & Trusts • Power of
Attorney • Probate & Trust
• Estate Tax Planning
• Medicaid Planning &
Asset Protection
Marilyn J. Kliman, PLLC
510 Bell Street
206-499-0993
Sanders Law Group
152 Third Ave. S, Ste 101
425-640-8686
EP, EL, MI
Elder Law &
Estate Planning
425-454-2344
www.jgslaw.com
Wills • Trusts • Probate
Powers of Attorney • Advance Directives
Stephen M. Waltar, A Personal Law
Service Corporation
1750 - 112th Ave NE, Ste C245
425-455-6788
EP, EL
Bremerton
David Forrest H edger 2623 Terrace St
360-782-2200 EL, EP
Kevin W, Cvre
4110 Kitsap Way Ste 200
360-479-3000 EL, EP, MI
Susan Eleanor Spencer
3929 NE Steinman Ln
360-792-1848 John Stewart Tracy
2011 E. 11th St.
360-479-6644 EL, EP
E, EP
EL, EP, MI
Long-Term Care Planning
425-640-8686
www.sanderslawgroupnw.com
Everett
Adams, & Duncan Lawyers
3128 Colby Ave
425-339-8556
EP, EL, MI
Lawrence P. Dolan
1820 32nd St
425-259-5106 EL, EP, MI
Kirkland
Richard J. Gregorek
Gregorek and Associates PLLC
10604 NE 38th PL, Ste. 225
425-284-3450
EP, EL, MI
See our shared ad on page 22.
(continued on page 24)
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Attorneys (Continued)
Kirkland (continued)
James R. Ihnot
610 Market St., Ste. 100
425-827-6490
EP, EL
Lynnwood
Hickman Menashe, P.S.
4211 Alderwood Mall Blvd., Ste.
202
425-744-5658
EL, EP, MI
HICKMAN
 MENASHE
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
William S. Hickman
Jacob H. Menashe
•Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning
•Special Needs Trusts
•Long Term Care Planning
•Probate and Guardianships
Call Today
425 774-5658
visit us at: www.hickmanmenashe.com
Lakebay
Jo Frey 709 Stamford Rd. KPS
253-884-9847
EP, EL, MI
Mercer Island
Barbara J. Byram
80th Avenue Prof Building
2955 - 80th Ave SE, Ste 201
206-324-4300
EL, EP, MI
Barbara J. Byram
Attorney at Law
Phone: 206-324-4300
Fax:206-324-3106
barbarab@dussaultlaw.com
2722 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98102-3143
Somers Tamblyn King Isenhour Bleck,
PLLC
2955 80th Ave. SE, Ste 201
206-232-4050
EP, EL, MI
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Attorneys (Continued)
Olympia
Bauer Pitman Lifetine, Legal PLLC
1235 4th Ave E Ste 200
360-754-1976 EL, EP, MI
John McCutcheon Parr
PO Box 11865
360-357-3036 Attorney at Law
Renton
Dan Kellogg
PO Box 2168
425-227-8700
Seattle
Robert B. Beckerman
216 1st Ave S., Ste. 200
206-682-2616
EL, EP, MI
EL, EP, MI
EL, EP
Sean R. Bleck
1200 Fifth Ave., Ste. 2020
206-340-2200
EL, EP, MI
Jon Anthony Clark
5413 Meridian N, Ste. A
206-675-0803
EP, EL, MI
Law Offices of George Edensword-Breck
719 2nd Ave., Ste 104
206-624-3718
EL, EP, MI
Flaccus Law
7010 35th NE
206-523-0297
Phone: 206-324-4300
Fax: 206-324-3106
chrish@dussaultlaw.com
EL, EP
J. Patrick Quinn
711 S Capitol Way Ste 303
360-943-3939 EL, EP, MI
Nancy L. Wright Law, PLC
1014 5th Ave SW
360-534-9262 Christopher M. Henderson
EL, EP, MI
Christopher Henderson
80th Avenue Prof Building
2955 - 80th Ave SE, Ste 201
206-324-4300
EL, EP, MI
See ad on next page.
See category and abbreviation definitions on page 9
2722 Eastlake Avenue East, Suite 200, Seattle, WA 98102-3143
Law Office of Stephanie Haslam PS
3417 Evanston Ave N, Ste. 419
206-782-5382
EP, EL
Barbara Isenhour
1200 Fifth Ave, Ste. 2020
206-340-2200
EP, EL, MI
Jones & Ibrahim PLLC
3515 NE 45th St. #2E.
206-405-3240
EL, MI
Law Offices of Julianne Kocer, P.S.
301 NE 100th St., Ste. 310
206-525-6919
EP, EL, MI
Northwest Elder Law Group
11300 Roosevelt Way NE, Ste 101
206-937-6102
EP, EL
Michael L. Olver - Helsell Fetterman
1001 4th Ave., Ste 4200
206-292-1144
EP, EL, MI
Thomas C Rabideau
PO Box 99709
206-347-3551
EL, EP
Reed, Longyear, Malnati &
Ahrens, PLLC
801 2nd Ave., Ste. 1415
206-624-6271
EP, EL, MI
Denise P. Redinger Attorney at Law
1200 Westlake AVE N Ste 905
206-774-0900
EL, EP, MI
Neil R. Sarles, Attorney
3418 NE 65th St., Ste. A
206-682-1771
EL, EP, MI
See our shared ad on page 22.
Short Cressman & Burgess, PLLC
999 Third Ave. Ste. 3000
206-682-3333
EP
Law Offices of Karen Sluiter, PLLC
9709 3rd Ave. NE, Ste 305
206-522-0818
EL, EP, MI
Thompson & Howle
4115 Roosevelt Way NE, Ste. B
206-545-7777 and
601 Union Street Ste 3232
206-682-8400 EL, EP, MI
T  H
Attorneys at Law LLP
• Wills & Trusts • Probate
• Vulnerable Adult Abuse & Protection
• Long Term Care Planning
• Powers of Attorney • Guardianships
206-545-7777 or 206-682-8400
4115 Roosevelt Way NE, Ste. B
601 Union St Ste. 3232
www.thompsonhowle.com
Law Office of Mary Anne Vance, P.S.
901 Fifth Ave., Ste. 1640
206-682-2333
EP
Barbara J. Wareham
2927 36th Ave S.
206-723 -5874
EP, MI
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Attorneys (Continued)
Tacoma
Kerry Brink
1201 Pacific Ave., Ste. 1900
253-383-3791
EP
Law Office of Linda P. Burbank, PLLC
PO Box 111899
253-301-2562 EP, EL
James F. Christnacht
6602 19th ST West
253-564-2111 EP, EL
Eisenhower & Carlson, PLLC
Wells Fargo Plaza #1200
1201 Pacific Ave
253-572-4500 Ronald L. Hendry
902 S 10th St
253- 272-2206 EP, EL
EP, EL, MI
Stephen G Johnson
925 S Ridgewood Ave
253-370-3931 EP, EL
Emily J. Kelly
820 A St Ste 600
PO Box 1533
253-627-8131 Tips For Caregivers
EP, EL, MI
Linda Nelson Lysne
1201 Pacific Avenue, Ste. 1900
253-383-3791
EL, EP, MI
Nels B Nelson JR
423 S 54th St
253-474-8614
EP, EL
A. Colby Parks, Attorney at Law, P.S.
1008 Yakima Ave Ste 100
253-682-1960 EP, EL
Eileen S. Peterson
1201 Pacific, Ste. 2200
253-620-6455
EP, EL, MI
Law Office of Timothy E. Williams
1111 Fawcett Ave Ste 101
253-591-7088 EP, EL, MI
Support Group Information
The Washington State Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association offers a variety
of support groups for all individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease or a
related disorder. Groups are facilitated by trained volunteers. Many locations
offer specialized groups for children, those with early-onset and early-stage
Alzheimer’s, adult caregivers and others with specific needs. To
view these groups, their location and meeting dates go to the chapter’s calendar
on their web site at www.alz.org/alzwa. or call 206-363-5500 or toll-free at 800272-3900
We also publish Alzheimer’s Resource Directories for:
• Greater San Francisco Bay Area
• Orange, Riverside & San Bernardino
• San Diego
• State of Idaho
206-999-7289 or e-mail: retirebart1@comcast.net
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At Sunrise, we understand the challenges caregivers may face when caring for
someone with Alzheimer’s or other related dementia. Use these tips to help you
ensure you’re prioritizing your own health while maintaining a healthy and caring
relationship with the loved ones you support. Know stress is starting to kick in
The key to handling caregiver stress is knowing when it has begun to become
unhealthy. Symptoms of caregiver stress include feeling constantly worried,
sleeping too much or too little, no longer finding old hobbies interesting,
gaining or losing weight, persistent headaches and becoming very easily irritated.
Experiencing these effects, or a combination of a few, can harm your health if
you don’t seek support. Remember that acceptance is key
A lot of the stress that comes from caregiving is a result of anger or sadness over
the elderly family members’ condition. However, you shouldn’t waste your time or
energy worrying or stressing over situations you can’t change. It’s better to focus
on things you have control over and to look on the bright side, such as the fact
that caring for your loved ones has brought you closer together. It’s also easier to
accept difficult circumstances when you have other people and activities to turn
to that allow you to focus on yourself.
Don’t ignore your feelings
If you’re feeling frustrated and tired, you’re
going to want to take a break from your role as
caregiver. This is nothing to feel guilty about.
AARP suggests appointing a friend or family
member to talk to when you notice that your
stress or negative emotions are starting to get
out of control. If you think it will help, it may be best to make an appointment
with a professional counselor who can provide relaxation techniques to assist you
in moments of high stress.
Take your physical health into account
It can be tempting to rely on a lot of caffeine to help you through days when you
feel exhausted and fast food when you’re crunched for time. Instead, fill your
diet with fruits, whole grains, lean protein, vegetables and healthy fats like nuts,
which will keep you feeling energized throughout the day instead of for a couple
of hours like a pick-me-up from caffeine. Regular physical activity is also key,
as it triggers the release of endorphins that make staying
positive easier.
For more caregiver resources and information on memory care, please
visit SunriseSeniorLiving.com/Memory Care.
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Alzheimer's Myths
Myth 1: Memory loss is a natural part of aging.
Reality: As people age, it's normal to have occasional
memory problems, such as forgetting the name of a person
you've recently met. However, Alzheimer's is more than
occasional memory loss. It's a disease that causes brain cells
to malfunction and ultimately die. When this happens, an
individual may forget the name of a longtime friend or what
roads to take to return to a home they've lived in for decades.
It can be difficult to tell normal memory problems from
memory problems that should be a cause for concern. The
Alzheimer's Association has developed information to help
you tell the difference. If you or a loved one has memory
problems or other problems with thinking and learning that
concern you, contact a physician. Sometimes the problems
are caused by medication side effects, vitamin deficiencies
or other conditions and can be reversed with treatment.
The memory and thinking problems may also be caused by
another type of dementia.
Myth 2: Alzheimer’s disease is not fatal.
Reality: Alzheimer's disease has no survivors. It destroys
brain cells and causes memory changes, erratic behaviors
and loss of body functions. It slowly and painfully takes away
a person's identity, ability to connect with others, think, eat,
talk, walk and find his or her way home.
Myth 3: Only older people can get Alzheimer's
Reality: Alzheimer's can strike people in their 30s, 40s and
even 50s. This is called younger-onset Alzheimer's. It is
estimated that there are more than 5 million people living
with Alzheimer’s disease in the United States. This includes
5.2 million people age 65 and older and 200,000 people
younger than age 65 with younger-onset Alzheimer’s disease.
Myth 4: Drinking out of aluminum cans or cooking in
aluminum pots and pans can lead to Alzheimer’s disease.
Reality: During the 1960s and 1970s, aluminum emerged
as a possible suspect in Alzheimer’s. This suspicion led to
concern about exposure to aluminum through everyday
sources such as pots and pans, beverage cans, antacids and
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Alzheimer’s Myths (continued from previous page)
antiperspirants. Since then, studies have failed to confirm
any role for aluminum in causing Alzheimer’s. Experts today
focus on other areas of research, and few believe that everyday
sources of aluminum pose any threat.
Myth 5: Aspartame causes memory loss.
Reality: This artificial sweetener, marketed under such brand
names as Nutrasweet and Equal, was approved by the U.S.
Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in all foods and
beverages in 1996. Since approval, concerns about aspartame's
health effects have been raised.
According to the FDA, as of May 2006, the agency had not
been presented with any scientific evidence that would lead
to change its conclusions on the safety of aspartame for most
people. The agency says its conclusions are based on more
than 100 laboratory and clinical studies. Read the May 2006
FDA statement about aspartame.
Myth 6: Flu shots increase risk of Alzheimer’s disease
Reality: A theory linking flu shots to a greatly increased risk
of Alzheimer’s disease has been proposed by a U.S. doctor
whose license was suspended by the South Carolina Board
of Medical Examiners. Several mainstream studies link flu
shots and other vaccinations to a reduced risk of Alzheimer's
disease and overall better health.
A Nov. 27, 2001, Canadian Medical Journal report suggests
older adults who were vaccinated against diphtheria or
tetanus, polio, and influenza seemed to have a lower risk
of developing Alzheimer’s disease than those not receiving
these vaccinations. The full text of this report is posted on the
journal’s Web site.
A report in the Nov. 3, 2004, JAMA found that annual flu
shots for older adults were associated with a reduced risk of
death from all causes. The abstract of that report is posted on
PubMed.
Myth 7: Silver dental fillings increase risk of Alzheimer's
disease
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Reality: According to the best available scientific evidence,
there is no relationship between silver dental fillings and
Alzheimer's. The concern that there could be a link arose
because "silver" fillings are made of an amalgam (mixture)
that typically contains about 50 percent mercury, 35 percent
silver and 15 percent tin. Mercury is a heavy metal that, in
certain forms, is known to be toxic to the brain and other
organs.
Many scientists consider the studies below compelling
evidence that dental amalgam is not a major risk factor
for Alzheimer's. Public health agencies, including the
FDA, the U.S. Public Health Service and the World Health
Organization, endorse the continued use of amalgam as
safe, strong, inexpensive material for dental restorations.
March 1991, the Dental Devices Panel of the FDA
concluded there was no current evidence that amalgam
poses any danger.
National Institutes of Health (NIH) in 1991 funded a study
at the University of Kentucky to investigate the relationship
between amalgam fillings and Alzheimer's. Analysis by
University statisticians revealed no significant association
between silver fillings and Alzheimer's. The abstract for
this study is posted on the Journal of the American Dental
Association Web site.
October 30, 2003, a New England Journal of Medicine
article concluded that current evidence shows no
connection between mercury-containing dental fillings and
Alzheimer's or other neurological diseases. The abstract
for this study is posted on the New England Journal of
Medicine Web site.
Myth 8: There are treatments available to stop the progression
of Alzheimer's disease
Reality: At this time, there is no treatment to cure, delay or
stop the progression of Alzheimer's disease. FDA-approved
drugs temporarily slow worsening of symptoms for about 6
to 12 months, on average, for about half of the individuals
who take them.
Courtesy of Alzheimer’s Association web site: www.alz.org
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Sunday Afternoon Drive
Every Sunday after church, Mom and Dad would take a drive in their “Sunday Best”
and stop for lunch at a diner, while I stayed home with Grandma. They were a
handsome couple in their 1955 Chevy Bel Air, holding hands in the front seat. Dad
would squeeze her hand three times tight as if to say ‘I love you’ and Mom would
give him a wink.These long drives gave them cherished time together to reconnect.
Today, it is getting harder and harder for Mom and Dad to connect. Dad is forgetful,
which frustrates Mom. He forgets to take his blood pressure medicine, to lock the
front door and to pay the bills. Mom still wears gloves and a hat to church but she is
looking tired. The strain is apparent.
If you have concerns, visit Áegis Living with your parent. We are the trusted local
senior care provider specializing in assisted living and memory care. We offer the
finest care, given by the most committed staff.
Call today and we’ll help you understand what memory loss is and how your
parent can thrive and enjoy life at Áegis.
Áegis of Bellevue
425-298-3970
Áegis of Kent
253-341-4556
Áegis of Kirkland
425-296-0209
Áegis Lodge (Kirkland) Áegis of Lynnwood
425-242-6328
425-298-3960
Áegis on Madison
206-701-7811
Áegis at Marymoor
425-999-4072
Áegis of Redmond
425-298-3980
Áegis of Shoreline
206-452-0290
Áegis at Callahan House
206-452-0280
Áegis of Queen Anne
on Galer
206-455-6407
Áegis of Issaquah
425-298-5983
Áegis of Queen Anne at Rodgers Park
206-701-1988
Opening Summer 2016