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Aegis Gardens

13056 SE 76th St

3.8(33 ratings)· Newcastle average: 4.4

Part of Aegis Living · 38 communities · 4.5★ average

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Quick Facts

Licensed capacity
110 residents

California CDSS

What Families Think

The Good

  • Google rating of 3.8 from 33 reviews

The Bad

  • No published pricing information available

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Aegis Gardens is a senior living community in Newcastle, Washington offering Assisted Living. Amenities include Gathering / Activity Spaces, Social Activities and Housekeeping. Families rate it 3.8 out of 5 across 33 reviews.

About Aegis Gardens

Aegis Gardens Newcastle is a assisted living community in Newcastle, Washington.

Families rate Aegis Gardens Newcastle 3.8 out of 5 based on 33 Google reviews.

Contact the community directly to ask about availability, pricing, and tours, or browse the photos and reviews here to see if it could be the right fit for your family.

Types of Care at Aegis Gardens

Assisted Living

Amenities

Room Amenities

  • Emergency Call System
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Community Amenities

  • 24-Hour Staff
  • Gathering / Activity Spaces
  • Housekeeping
  • Laundry Service
  • Medication Management

Activities

  • Social Activities (Happy Hour, Wine Tasting, Dances, Karaoke)

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Reviews of Aegis Gardens

3.8overall · 33 ratings combined

3.8★ on Google (33)

Aegis Newcastle

Aug 2026

via Google

I feel secure in my room. Someone is always walking the hallways. It gives me a sign I don’t need to worry. I love scenic drive.

Wayton Lim

Mar 2026

via Google

My parents moved into Aegis Gardens in the spring of 2019. We choose Aegis Garden because of the Asian inspired exterior and interior design, the option of Asian cuisine and being one of the first residence in the apartment. Over the years, Aegis Garden staff provide a welcoming environment, excellent care and medical oversight and activities. During the COV-19 the staff was extremely cautious and innovated ways to allow families to visit their loved ones. Over and over the years, all staff members from housekeeping, dining services, nursing, care and others provided excellent customer service for my parents.

Ashica DeMira

Jan 2026

via Google

The team at the community is wonderful. I had the luxury of hosting an event at The Stan Head Cultural Center .<br>The venue was clean , in good repair and had all the amenities we needed. A great place to host 100 people.There’s a huge window that looked upon the beautiful, natural landscape.<br>The culinary team catered the whole event and they were amazing, attentive and professional. They created a special signature drink for the event that was perfect and on theme. The food was absolutely delicious and presented beautifully. The pictures I’m including are screenshots from a video and hope they convey how everything was thoughtfully presented . There are several top chefs creating memorable culinary experiences here! Thank you, Stanley and Sandeep! 💜🌸

Michelle

Sep 2024

via Google

Had a really bad experience with Aegis Newcastle, specifically with the care received. Aegis is on a points system where you pay based on care needs (example: showers, toileting, etc.). Unfortunately, even though we paid for care, it wasn't actually provided.<br><br>Examples include:<br>- call button response time upwards 30+ mins. This is a long time if you need assistance with toileting. On one occasion, one caregiver came and turned the call button off (as if responding to the call) then walked away once she realized my grandmother needed a diaper change.<br><br>* I was told by the sales person response times were 10 minutes or less. Had I would have known it was much longer, Aegis wouldn't have been a viable living option for my loved ones.*<br><br>- showers which we paid 2x a week for, often wouldn't happen. I would have to remind staff, which isn't great for residents who don't have family around to advocate.<br><br>- once a caregiver who was escorting my grandmother to the toilet was on her phone and wasn't paying attention. My grandmother fell backwards and hit her head. The caregiver was very apologetic, but obviously this wasn't great as she spent 1 month + recovering in the ER/ skilled nursing rehab. (meanwhile we're still paying for rent on a 1 bedroom room).<br><br>Finally, the worse fall/issue occurred in the middle of the night. My grandmother lay on the floor after falling backwards and hitting her head on the corner of a wall. I had a Wyze camera and had saved the footage to the cloud. It showed her laying on the floor for over 30 minutes before someone showed up. When I enquired about this the GM at the time (Deepa Hall) lied and told me via email that it was 10 minutes when someone responded. Thinking she was mistaken, I told her I saw something differently with my camera's timestamps and she immediately (1) removed the cameras stating it's a privacy issue (2) Deepa Hall blocked me from coming to visit my grandmother and told all staff I was not to come into her room.<br><br>After Deepa Hall no longer worked there, another GM Lori Stiff came into the picture. Thinking we would be getting better service after I set up a meeting and explained how they aren't giving my grandmother showers and had unacceptable response times to residents, Lori Stiff didn't address or do anything to move the needle and provide at least the service we paid for via the points system. At the end, Lori Stiff then suggested my grandmother needed a higher level of care (due to the fall that that never should have occurred if the caregiver was paying attention instead of on her phone) and ask that we pay more. I was confused as to why we would pay more for care, when we weren't even receiving the care we agreed to?!<br><br>Looking back, I wish the sales person (Cindy) was upfront about the availability of caregivers. I spoke with one of the caregivers talking about how understaffed they were. 1 staff person per floor + a floater. Most of the time, they said the floater and 1 other person would be "sick" so they were often working at half staff.<br><br>One caregiver was so overwhelmed and was going to help out to resident calls during a daily AM staff meeting Deepa Hall set up, and Deepa told them to ignore the pendants and "let them wait".<br><br>For those looking at Aeigs, just know that you'll be looking at an upfront fee (non refundable entrance fee: $15k - 25K). This locks you in as once you realize they can't provide the care they agreed upon due to staffing levels, there's no recourse for a refund if/ when you leave.<br><br>For those wondering, I did try another facility not as "high end" and they provided better call button response times because they were appropriately staffed.<br><br>My advice for those that can afford it, consider having a loved one live with you, it might actually be less expensive w/much better quality of life for them. You can hire CNA's or HCAs to come to your house for in-home care for the hours you need. It will require patience though and setting boundaries for the family.<br><br>Best of luck to those looking at this stage in life.

Frances Chu

Jul 2024

via Google

The caregivers are the best at Aegis Gardens Newcastle! They cared for our parents in their remaining years. Although our mother was living there for less than a year and our father lived there for 2 1/2 years, the caregivers always tried to ensure our parents were comfortable and ensured a peaceful passing during hospice care. We thank all the caregivers of Aegis Gardens Newcastle!

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Aegis Gardens offers Assisted Living.

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Aegis Gardens is located at 13056 SE 76th St in Newcastle, Washington.

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