The Cottages at Mill Creek

The Cottages at Mill Creek is a memory care community in Mill Creek, Washington, designed for individuals living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. The community features a cottage-style setting with nine apartments per cottage, including private suites and shared suite options, creating a smaller, more familiar environment where residents can feel comfortable and supported.

Residents receive personalized care from dementia-trained caregivers, medication technicians, and support staff available 24 hours a day, with licensed nursing oversight provided regularly. Care plans are individualized based on each resident's cognitive, emotional, and physical support needs and may evolve as needs change. Services include assistance with activities of daily living, medication management, mobility assistance, and personal care tailored to each resident's unique needs and routines.

The community emphasizes daily engagement through activities developed around residents' interests and life experiences, including crafts, music, pet therapy, courtyard barbecues, games, and visiting with neighbors. Residents are provided three daily meals plus snacks and hydration support throughout the day. Personal grooming and salon services are available, and spiritual opportunities and faith-based activities are offered for those who wish to participate.

Safety features include secure courtyards, monitored exits, and a thoughtfully designed demeanor care environment that supports supervision while promoting resident comfort and freedom of movement. Secure outdoor courtyards, family-style gathering spaces, and dining services are designed to promote comfort, routine, and social connection within each cottage. The community works with visiting healthcare professionals, including podiatry, physician, and dental hygiene services, so residents can receive ongoing care in a familiar setting.

Families and loved ones are encouraged to visit regularly and remain actively involved in residents' lives. Many healthcare providers can visit residents within the community, reducing disruption and supporting ongoing care in a familiar environment.