Independent Living, Assisted Living, Respite & Memory Care in Spokane, WA.
Opening in Spring 2027!
Welcome to Vineyard Park North Spokane
Vineyard Park North Spokane is a new senior living community opening in Spring 2027 on North Division Street, bringing vibrant independent living, assisted living, memory care and respite care to the north side of Spokane.
Because the community is being built from the ground up, every detail – from apartment layouts to common areas and outdoor spaces – has been intentionally designed to support comfort, connection and everyday living. Studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom residences will be available, with restaurants and shopping nearby and Providence Holy Family Hospital close at hand for families who need trusted healthcare within easy reach.
Vineyard Park has been serving seniors across Washington and Arizona for more than 30 years. What that means for North Spokane is a team that knows how to open a community, hire and retain staff who stay and build the kind of culture that makes a senior living community worth choosing. That work is already underway.
If you’re exploring senior living for yourself or someone you love, and you’d like to be among the first to call this community home, now is the right time to reach out.
Tracy Helling Community Relations Director (509) 230-7225
Independent living at Vineyard Park North Spokane trades the obligations of homeownership for more freedom and fewer responsibilities – chef-prepared meals, amenities that make every day special, a choice of daily activities and a building full of friendly neighbors. You gain a hassle-free lifestyle, more time and more connection.
Assisted living at Vineyard Park North Spokane offers customized daily support with medications, personal care and everyday routines – all seamlessly woven into community life. Care is built specifically around you, instead of standard schedules, and provided by staff who know your preferences, routines and needs.
For older adults living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia or other memory-related conditions, the right environment makes a real difference. Memory care at Vineyard Park North Spokane is built around structured routines, familiar faces and secure spaces designed to reduce confusion and create calm.
Respite care at Vineyard Park North Spokane offers fully supported short-term stays for older adults recovering after a hospitalization, families who need temporary relief or older adults considering a longer-term move. During your stay you have full access to meals, activities and care services.
The Vineyard Park North Spokane Experience
Be Among the First – The Founders’ Club
The first 25 residents to move into Vineyard Park North Spokane will become Gold Level Founders’ Club members – a recognition of the people who help build what this community becomes from the very beginning.
As a Founders’ Club member, you’ll receive:
A special name tag and apartment plaque recognizing your Gold Level status
An Assisted Living Help Line pendant at no charge for the first six months
$1,000 toward moving costs
40 guest meals for family and friends to visit – a $900 value
The dining program at Vineyard Park North Spokane will offer genuine variety across breakfast, lunch and dinner, from eggs to order and French toast topped with blueberries and powdered sugar in the morning to flatbread pizzas, brioche burgers, a full sandwich menu and fresh salads later in the day. Lighter options will include a Mediterranean plate and avocado toast with truffle oil and asiago. Gluten-free options will also be available. The always-available menu means you won’t be locked into the daily rotation – whether you’re craving comfort food or something lighter, the kitchen is happy to accommodate your preferences.
Care You Can Count On
Vineyard Park North Spokane will offer the same standard of care that Vineyard Park Senior Living communities across Washington and Arizona have built our reputation on for more than three decades. Independent living, assisted living, memory care and respite care will all be available, with personalized care plans built around how you live. If your needs change over time, the care available to you will change with them without requiring a move to a different community. That standard won’t change with a new address.
What is the difference between independent living and assisted living?
Independent living is ideal for older adults who want a maintenance-free lifestyle with dining, activities, housekeeping and social opportunities but do not require daily care assistance. Assisted living provides those same lifestyle benefits while adding personalized support with medication management, bathing, dressing, mobility and other activities of daily living. Residents can choose the level of support that best fits their needs while maintaining as much independence as possible.
How do you support residents living with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia?
Our specialized memory care program is designed to support individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and other memory-related conditions. Dedicated caregivers receive specialized dementia care training and work to understand each resident’s unique history, preferences and abilities. Through structured routines, personalized engagement and compassionate support, we help residents experience comfort, connection and purpose each day.
Can couples with different care needs remain together?
Yes. Through our Stay Together program, qualifying couples may continue living together even if one partner begins needing additional daily support. The program is designed to help spouses and companions remain close, maintain familiar routines and continue sharing meaningful time together while each person receives the individualized care they need. If one partner’s needs progress to memory care, our team will navigate that conversation carefully and with as much time and support as possible.
Why do families choose a community that offers independent living, assisted living and memory care?
Many families appreciate having multiple levels of care available within one community. Whether someone is seeking an active independent lifestyle, assistance with daily activities or specialized memory care services, Vineyard Park North Spokane provides options that can adapt as needs evolve while helping residents remain connected to familiar surroundings, friendships and routines.
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Neighborhood & Location
7609 N Division St Spokane, WA 99208
Phone: (509) 230-7225 Tracy Helling Community Relations Director