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Senior Living in Everett, WA

Discover quality senior care options in Everett, where nearly 16,000 seniors call home and nursing facilities maintain an impressive 4.2-star average rating.

13 Communities
111,083 Population
15,986 Seniors (65+)

Everett has 13 senior living communities listed on Ultimate Senior Resource run by 9 operators, offering skilled nursing, assisted living, independent living and memory care.

13
Communities
9
Operators
14.25%
Seniors (65+) vs 17.3% national

See Everett senior living costs (2026) →

13 Senior Living Communities in Everett

13 communities

Assisted Living, Memory Care & Independent Living in Everett

7 communities offering assisted living, memory care, independent living, and other residential senior care options in Everett.

Brookdale Arbor Place - Senior Living in Everett, Washington

Brookdale Arbor Place

12806 Bothell-Everett Highway

Assisted Living
Brookdale Everett - Senior Living in Everett, Washington

Brookdale Everett

11333 - 3rd Place West

Assisted Living
Brookdale Silver Lake - Senior Living in Everett, Washington

Brookdale Silver Lake

2015 Lake Heights Drive

Memory Care
MorningStar at Silver Lake - Senior Living in Everett, Washington

MorningStar at Silver Lake

520 112th Street SW

Independent LivingAssisted LivingRespite Care
Solista Everett by Cogir - Senior Living in Everett, Washington

Solista Everett by Cogir

3915 Colby Avenue

Independent Living
Washington Oakes - Senior Living in Everett, Washington

Washington Oakes

1717 Rockefeller Avenue

Independent LivingAssisted Living

Who Operates Senior Living in Everett

9 operators run all of Everett's 13 senior living communities listed on Ultimate Senior Resource.

Brookdale Senior Living (3)

Cogir Senior Living (2)

Non profit - Church related (2)

Skilled Nursing
Skilled Nursing

For profit - Partnership (1)

Skilled Nursing

Genesis Healthcare (1)

Skilled Nursing

Leisure Care (1)

Independent LivingAssisted Living

MorningStar Senior Living (1)

Independent LivingAssisted LivingRespite Care

Non profit - Other (1)

Regency Pacific Management (1)

Skilled Nursing

Skilled Nursing Facilities in Everett

6 skilled nursing facilities providing 24-hour medical care, rehabilitation services, and long-term care in Everett.

Bethany at Pacific

916 Pacific Avenue 3rd-5th Floors

Bethany at Silver Lake

2235 Lake Heights Drive

Everett Center

1919 112th Street Southwest

View Ridge Care Center

5129 Hilltop Road

Everett, Washington's largest city in Snohomish County, is home to 15,986 seniors aged 65 and older, representing 14.4% of the city's 111,083 residents. Known for its waterfront location on Puget Sound and strong community ties, Everett offers seniors a blend of small-town charm and urban amenities.

Seniors in Everett benefit from access to six high-quality nursing facilities with an average CMS rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars, demonstrating the community's commitment to excellent care. The city offers various senior living options including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing facilities. With its proximity to Seattle, waterfront parks, and community centers, Everett provides seniors with opportunities for active engagement while maintaining a more relaxed pace than larger metropolitan areas. The availability of six senior living communities gives families meaningful choices when selecting the right care environment for their loved ones.

Cost of Senior Living in Everett

These costs vary significantly based on the level of care required, community amenities, location within Everett, and room type selected. Many communities offer various pricing structures and payment options, and families should inquire about what services are included in base rates versus additional à la carte charges.

Assisted living
$6,975
per month, Washington median (18% above U.S.)
Nursing home, semi-private room
$12,714
per month, Washington median (37% above U.S.)
Home health aide
$8,008
per month, Washington median (24% above U.S.)

Source: Genworth/CareScout Cost of Care Survey, 2024 (state median). These are statewide medians; no Everett-specific survey figure is published. Each community quotes its own rates.

Neighborhoods in Everett for Seniors

Port Gardner

Port Gardner, located along Everett's waterfront, offers seniors scenic views of Puget Sound and easy access to the marina district. This historic neighborhood features walkable streets with shops, restaurants, and the Everett Public Library nearby. The area's proximity to Providence Regional Medical Center makes it convenient for healthcare appointments. Seniors appreciate the flat terrain for walking, the waterfront trails, and the neighborhood's quiet residential pockets mixed with downtown amenities. The revitalized waterfront includes parks and gathering spaces perfect for social activities.

Bayside

Bayside is a peaceful residential neighborhood on Everett's west side, known for its tree-lined streets and established single-family homes. This area offers seniors a quiet, suburban atmosphere while remaining close to shopping centers and medical facilities. The neighborhood's relatively flat topography makes it accessible for those with mobility concerns. Bayside residents enjoy proximity to Forest Park and several smaller neighborhood parks. The area's strong sense of community and lower traffic volumes create a safe, comfortable environment for older adults seeking a residential setting.

Riverside

Riverside, situated in south Everett, provides seniors with affordable housing options and good access to services along Evergreen Way. The neighborhood features several shopping centers, medical clinics, and restaurants within short distances. Community Transit routes serve the area well, making it easier for non-driving seniors to maintain independence. The Everett Community College campus nearby offers lifelong learning opportunities and cultural events. While more commercial than some neighborhoods, Riverside's central location and amenities make daily errands and appointments convenient for older residents.

North Everett

North Everett encompasses quieter residential areas near Silver Lake and the Snohomish County line. This neighborhood appeals to seniors seeking a more suburban, nature-oriented environment with larger properties and green spaces. Silver Lake offers walking paths, fishing opportunities, and peaceful outdoor settings for recreation. The area has good access to pharmacies, grocery stores, and medical offices along Broadway. While slightly removed from downtown, North Everett provides a tranquil setting with strong neighborhood connections and beautiful views of the Cascades on clear days.

Senior Care Options in Everett

Everett's 13 senior living communities offer a comprehensive range of care options to meet diverse needs. Families can choose from independent living for active seniors, assisted living for those needing help with daily activities, memory care units specializing in dementia and Alzheimer's support, and skilled nursing facilities for complex medical needs. With six CMS-rated nursing facilities averaging 4.2 stars, Everett demonstrates a strong commitment to quality senior healthcare and personalized care services.

Healthcare & Transportation

Everett seniors benefit from excellent healthcare access, anchored by Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, a major acute care hospital offering comprehensive services including specialized senior care. The city also hosts numerous medical clinics, specialty practices, and outpatient facilities throughout the area. Community Transit provides extensive bus service across Everett with reduced fares for seniors, and many routes are designed with accessibility features. Several senior living communities offer scheduled transportation to medical appointments and shopping. The relatively flat terrain in many neighborhoods makes parts of Everett reasonably walkable, particularly in the Port Gardner and downtown areas where sidewalks are well-maintained.

Activities & Recreation Near Everett

Everett offers seniors abundant recreational and cultural opportunities, from the scenic waterfront parks along Puget Sound to the historic Everett Theatre and Schack Art Center. Forest Park provides gentle walking trails and beautiful gardens, while the Imagine Children's Museum offers grandparent-friendly programming. The Everett Public Library hosts senior-focused events and lifelong learning opportunities. Seniors enjoy the Everett AquaSox baseball games, farmers markets, and casino entertainment at nearby Tulalip Resort.

Weather & Climate in Everett

Everett experiences a mild Pacific Northwest climate with cool, wet winters and warm, dry summers. Average temperatures range from the low 40s in winter to the mid-70s in summer, rarely experiencing extreme heat or freezing conditions. The frequent drizzle and overcast skies from October through May may affect seniors with seasonal affective disorder or arthritis, though the temperate year-round conditions eliminate concerns about dangerous heat waves or harsh winter weather that can limit mobility.

Frequently Asked Questions About Senior Living in Everett

What is the average cost of senior living in Everett, WA?
These costs reflect the Pacific Northwest's higher living expenses and vary based on care level, amenities, and specific community features.
How many senior living communities are in Everett?
Ultimate Senior Resource currently lists 13 senior living communities in Everett, offering various levels of care including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing. The city also has 6 CMS-rated nursing facilities with an impressive average rating of 4.2 out of 5 stars. This selection provides families with quality options when choosing the right care environment for their loved ones.
What healthcare facilities serve seniors in Everett?
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett is the primary hospital serving the area, offering comprehensive medical services including emergency care, cardiac care, and specialized senior programs. The city has numerous outpatient clinics, specialty medical practices, and rehabilitation facilities throughout the community. Everett's six CMS-rated nursing facilities maintain strong healthcare partnerships to ensure coordinated care for residents.
Is Everett a good place for seniors to age in place?
Everett offers many advantages for aging seniors, including a significant senior population of nearly 16,000 residents (14.4% of total population), high-quality healthcare facilities, and diverse senior living options. The city provides reasonable walkability in certain neighborhoods, good public transportation, and a more affordable alternative to Seattle while maintaining access to urban amenities. The strong community focus and waterfront lifestyle appeal to many retirees.
What transportation options are available for seniors in Everett?
Community Transit operates extensive bus routes throughout Everett with reduced senior fares and accessibility features like wheelchair lifts and priority seating. Many senior living communities provide scheduled shuttle services for medical appointments, grocery shopping, and social outings. Paratransit services are available for seniors with mobility limitations who cannot use fixed-route buses. The city's relatively compact size and flat terrain in downtown areas also make some neighborhoods accessible for those who can still walk short distances.

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