Vineyard Park Cottages University Place

Memory Care University Place, WA

Calm, Cottage-Style Memory Care in University Place

The Cottages at University Place in University Place, Washington, is a memory care community designed for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. Its cottage-style layout offers a smaller, more familiar setting where residents can feel comfortable and supported.

Residents receive personalized care from a dedicated team, with consistent routines that promote stability and ease. Daily activities, shared meals and thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor spaces encourage connection while supporting each resident’s well-being.

What sets this community apart is its intimate, home-like environment, providing a calm and secure setting where residents can move freely and families feel confident in their care.

Holly Carr

Community Relations Director

253-533-0022

Living / Care Options Available

Assisted Living

Personalized daily support that respects independence while providing the care and structure needed to thrive.

Memory Care

Specialized care in a secure and supportive environment designed for those living with memory-related conditions.

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What Families Are Saying

As a healthcare professional I recommend this facility! The staff is compassionate and responsive. The med techs and caregivers and administrative teams are amazing. They have wonderful communication and truly care about their residents. Jill is friendly and collaborative and Bobbie is responsive and gets stuff done! The facility is clean and homey. Go tour today!

This facility is beautiful, clean, and brand new. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Particularly, the nurse Letisha has been amazing at communication — she even hand delivered clothes to my father when he was in a temporary rehab facility nearby. Her care and communication is really what makes the place 5 stars for me. We did have some frustrating issues with the auto billing and had to change to writing a check each month. However as far as care and facilities go, I can’t say enough good things!

My mom has only been at this facility for a week (and I will update if needed), but so far, the experience has been a great one, including exchanges with administration. Special shout out to Anita, Wellness Nurse, who's on top of ensuring residents' safety and care and Duane, who is genuinely compassionate about meeting needs of residents. I moved my mom here from another facility that had more staff to resident ratio. Initially I was concerned about this but the care my mom receives exceeds the care she received at previous facility. I do hope the company that now owns Tucson Gardens, Care Partners Senior Living, considers hiring more staff to ensure continued safety of residents, as well as in advocacy of their staff, who truly work hard!

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I do when Mom’s money runs out?

Prior to a resident moving into the community, we conduct a financial review to determine whether private resources may be limited. If needed, alternative payment options—such as negotiated private rates or transitioning to a Medicaid reimbursement program—are considered. A financial plan is established in advance to avoid any future surprises.

What types of activities do you have?

We tailor daily activities for residents based on their individual needs and abilities.

Do you have nursing services?

Care staff are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with a licensed nurse on-site for scheduled hours and on call in case of emergency.

How do I get Mom to the doctor?

If a resident is unable to travel to a doctor’s office, a physician visits the community once a week.

How can we be sure our loved one will be safe and will not leave the building unsupervised?

The cottage design and round-the-clock staffing allow us to closely monitor residents at all times. Each cottage exits into a secured interior courtyard and staff are alerted by alarm systems if a resident attempts to leave through an exit door.

Do I need to have a diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimer’s to live at The Cottages?

Yes. All residents in this specialized memory care community must have a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia.

Neighborhood & Location

5417 64th Street W
University Place, WA 98467

Phone:

(253) 301-3817

Hailey Jones

Executive Director

Holly Carr

Community Relations Director

Vineyard Park Cottages University Place

Calm, Cottage-Style Memory Care in University Place

Holly Carr

253-533-0022

Living / Care Options Available

Assisted Living

Memory Care

Our Gallery

What Families Are Saying

Frequently Asked Questions

Neighborhood & Location

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