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Cogir of Queen Anne | Assisted Living | Seattle, WA 98109

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Cogir of Queen Anne 805 4th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109	Aegis of Lake Union 1936 Eastlake Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102	Cogir of Northgate MC 11039 17th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98125	Truewood By Merrill, First Hill 1421 Minor Avenue, Seattle, WA 98101
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3.0 out of 5 stars

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The staff are lovely and the community is beautiful. They did an annual rate increase of $[removed], yet our experience has only gotten worse as she's lived there. It's not lost on me that they are also doing renovations to the community that don't really seem necessary, right as they are increasing the rates. The dining experience is poor. Yesterday, I had lunch there with my grandma, and we waited 40 minutes before being told that the "waiter" had forgotten to put in our order and that they were out of what Grandma wanted to eat. We got our coffee only after I reminded the waiter, about 20 minutes after ordering our drinks, that we had ordered coffee. Our waiter was doing other things, like bussing tables, while we still didn't have our coffee or food. He then didn't check in for another 40 minutes. I finally had to physically go find him and talk to him. The waiters seem to avoid eye contact and looking at the tables, or they simply aren't trained to remember to check on the tables that have just come in or the ones that are waiting for their orders. It's hard to get their attention. Residents are raising their hands, calling out, and getting frustrated. That's a normal occurrence there. When food and meals mean so much to some of these residents, it's awful to watch them have such a frustrating experience meal after meal. Housekeeping stopped cleaning her apartment floors altogether. No one told me they were going to stop; I simply noticed that they had stopped, and now I have to maintain the floors myself. I can't get in touch with housekeeping when I call and am connected. I leave a message, and it isn't returned. I'm also helping my grandma manage her medications in addition to Cogir. She gets the majority of her medications through Express Scripts rather than the pharmacy Cogir uses in-house, Omnicare, because it saves us a lot of money. But Cogir doesn't tell me when she has a week or less of a medication left. Instead, they'll sometimes tell me the day she has completely run out, and then it takes a few days to get her medication through Express Scripts. The same thing happens with her over-the-counter medications—they wait until she's out to tell me. It's very frustrating to pay almost $[removed] a month for medication management and still have her run out of medications because of a lack of communication. I can't rely on them, so I have to keep track of when she's running out of everything and make sure I get it filled and sent to them. That's a lot of work that they don't have to do, and of course, there is no discount for me having to do it. They also started charging $[removed]more per month for behavior management because she had a couple of rough weeks related to a UTI, her phone being taken over by malware, and receiving mail that was confusing and upsetting because of her Alzheimer's. Now that we're paying more, she isn't needing any behavior management from the staff. It's a six-month care plan, so we probably don't have the option of reducing the cost of her care for another six months. They're also supposed to be providing engagement, but there are many days when my grandma either calls me saying she doesn't know how to eat or where to go to eat. There are also many days when she spends all day in her apartment eating the food I keep there for emergencies and snacks because nobody is engaging her around meals. Meal engagement is supposed to be part of her medication package, but I don't feel like they do it beyond morning breakfast. I understand that they're letting her wake up on her own schedule, which is fine. But I have to make sure I call her and check that she's eaten lunch or dinner, or she might go all day without eating, especially when the Cogir restaurant is closed. And as of [date removed] they will no longer accept any form of Medicaid Long-Term Care. My grandma will ultimately have to move to another community, which is painful for many reasons. They used to accept PACE Medicaid LTC through Providence.

Response from Cogir of Queen Anne

October 5, 2026

Thank you for taking the time to share such detailed feedback. We’re glad to hear that you’ve had positive experiences with our team and community, but we’re very sorry to hear about the ongoing concerns surrounding dining service, housekeeping, medication communication, care plan charges, and support around meals and daily engagement. We understand how frustrating it is to feel that you need to closely manage services and communication that you expected the community to help coordinate. We also recognize how difficult the prospect of another move can be for your grandmother and your family. We take these concerns seriously and appreciate you bringing them to our attention. We would welcome the opportunity to review your grandmother’s experience and care plan with our leadership team in greater detail.

3.0 out of 5 stars

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Cogir of Queen Anne

Positive: Friendly staff and pleasant outdoor spaces. Negative: There have been ongoing concerns regarding billing accuracy and communication about charges. The dining options have not always met expectations, particularly for residents with specific dietary preferences, with limited variety and protein choices at times. The onboarding experience could be improved, as new residents may benefit from more guidance, introductions, and support when transitioning into the community. There have also been concerns about the consistency of resident care and wellness checks, especially during periods of illness. Additionally, frequent staff turnover has made it difficult to establish continuity and consistency in services and communication. We hope to see improvements in these areas. At this time, based on our experience, we would be hesitant to recommend this community.

Response from Cogir of Queen Anne

July 8, 2026

Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We are grateful for your kind words about our friendly staff and outdoor spaces, and we are sorry to hear that other aspects of your experience did not meet your expectations. We understand how important clear communication, consistent care, and a smooth transition into a new community are for residents and their families. Our priority is always the health, safety, and well-being of our residents. We strive to provide quality dining, transparent communication, compassionate care, and a welcoming environment for every resident. We recognize that consistency in service and communication is essential, and we appreciate you bringing your concerns regarding billing, dining, onboarding, wellness checks, and staffing to our attention. We welcome the opportunity to speak with you directly and learn more about your experience. If you are willing, we would appreciate the chance to meet with you in person. Please contact our Executive Director, Alice Bouman, at alice.bouman@CogirUSA.com so we can arrange a convenient time to connect.

5.0 out of 5 stars

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Cogir of Queen Anne

My brother is exceptionally happy there. Their medical staff is very attentive to his needs, the staff is kind and the food and dining times are great. Lots and lots of activities in and outside of the facility.

4.0 out of 5 stars

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Our family's experience

The the staff were great, room clean, apartment size good; not many activities for her age.

5.0 out of 5 stars

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Review for Cogir of Queen Anne

I felt a strong sense of it being the place for me. The fellow who led me around did an outstanding job, better than any of the other seven places I visited. I appreciated the absolutely lovely artwork in the hallways.

5.0 out of 5 stars

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Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

Happy at Cogir Queen Anne

We absolutely love it here! I would tell others just to be patient. This process can sometimes take close to a year!

4.0 out of 5 stars

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Why we love Cogir and ways it could be even better

Their strengths: their nursing staff and rest of the staff are very sweet, patient and understanding. The community is lovely and my grandmother especially enjoys having access to the courtyard from her apartment. They nursing team are responsive and communicative to my emails and working with me as we utilize two different pharmacies. They're do seem to be a lot of great activities and events going on. The food is usually good. Their Areas of Improvement: housekeeping doesn't always do a great job with sweeping, but she does have pets so that factors in. The community laundry sometimes leads to conflict between residents who aren't being respectful or forget due to memory problems to mind their manners in the laundry room and take turns. The restaurant wait staff are not professionally trained and it leaves the elderly raising their hand to get attention, calling out for help in frustration, not getting condiments until their food is cold, not getting water offered to them or refills to waters throughout the meal. And other experiences that show how little real world experience the wait staff has at serving a restaurant packed with people. They also had a white board for a few days that said the soup of the day, but then it disappeared. The menu never says the soup of the day. It's just annoying to have to ask every time. Wait staff never offers that info. They never tell you what the dessert options are if you don't ask. It's just chaos in the dining room sometimes. I have to be in a patient mood to eat at Cogir with my grandma, because it gets frustrating.

1.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

3.0

Friendliness

3.0

Value for Cost

1.0

Staff

2.0

My family member lived at Cogir. Died there too. Horrible place. All of the money goes to corporate people and/or remodeling. There is 1 visitor parking space available. The staff is great but it’s horribly understaffed. Management changes frequently so if 1 promises you anything, it’s worthless. You pay more to have your food delivered to your door than it would cost for Uber Eats and may take hours to be delivered. Don’t leave your family member her unless they are fairly self mobile and can get out. It looks pretty, with gardens, etc. but the care is poor.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

Feel at home here. Staff are great.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

3.0

Care Services

4.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

4.0

Meals & Dining

3.0

New Home - New Friends

Great place to meet new people and enjoy easy living!

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

5 stars for me

I love the activities, meal and very kind staff. I love the community.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

4.0

Helping me recover

I like it here at Cogir of Queen Anne Senior Living. I start my day early and usually wake up around 7 o’clock. Several days a week the staff help me with my showers, which makes me feel refreshed and ready for the day. My family visits me as much as they can. I have three daughters and a son, and it means a lot to me to have their support while I’m recovering from my stroke. I’m hopeful that when I continue to get better and my husband gets a little stronger, I’ll be able to return home to live again. I’ve enjoyed the variety here. Both my father and my husband worked for the Navy, so I traveled a lot throughout my life, and I’ve always appreciated experiencing different things. Being part of this community has been good for me. I enjoy the music and the different activities that are offered, and overall I feel well cared for while I’m here.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

I like it here

I have had the pleasure of living here at Cogir for a number of years, and it truly is a great place. I feel very comfortable here, and I really enjoy spending time in the lobby where there’s a circle of chairs and people naturally come together to visit and connect. Even though I don’t always remember everything, I genuinely enjoy talking with others and being social. I’m an early bird, so I’m usually one of the first people down for breakfast each day. I tend to order something similar most mornings, and it’s always tasty and well prepared. I think very highly of the dining room staff — they do a wonderful job. I enjoy staying social and participating in some of the activities as well. The people here are friendly, and there’s a positive atmosphere throughout the community. I’m an optimistic person by nature. My dad was a builder and taught me the value of a strong work ethic, and I can see that same work ethic reflected in many of the people who work here.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

4.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

I love it here!

I absolutely love it here at Cogir of Queen Anne Senior Living. The food is delicious, and the dining room is one of my favorite places—it’s a wonderful spot to mix and mingle with other residents and the staff. The staff here are truly exceptional: kind, friendly, and always easy to strike up a conversation with. They really make this feel like a welcoming community rather than just a place to live. As a dog person, I especially appreciate that Cogir of Queen Anne is a pet-friendly community. I also really enjoy participating in the many activities offered. I’m always looking for more to do—and honestly, the only “complaint” I have is that I wish there were even more activities because I enjoy them so much! Overall, this is a fantastic place to live, and I’m very happy to call Cogir of Queen Anne my home.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

4.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

A Very Comfortable Place

I really love it here. The food is excellent, and I especially enjoy the variety we’re offered every day. The people are truly my favorite part—both the residents and the staff. I enjoy the simple moments, like chatting with [name removed] while she’s cleaning my apartment. I also like taking part in some of our activities. It all makes the community feel warm, welcoming, and like home. My daughters come to see me here, it's great!

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

4.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

I've enjoyed almost seven years here

I’ve been at Cogir almost seven years now, and it’s truly been good to me. Having lived in the Queen Anne area for years, it’s been wonderful to stay close to the neighborhood I know and love. I still swim at the Queen Anne Aquatic Center through their senior program, which keeps me moving and connected. The food here is really nice, with plenty of variety—this morning I enjoyed blueberry pancakes and eggs. I also like that I can choose which activities I want to participate in. Lately, I’ve especially enjoyed working with one of the physical therapists in our Wellness Center, as Im recoveringfrom surgery. All in all, it’s been a great place for me to call home.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

New Here and Loving It

I have only been at Cogir of Queen Anne a short time, but I already feel right at home. I love the meals here—it's such a treat to enjoy delicious food without having to cook or clean up. It gives me more time to read the newspaper and relax with the wonderful friends I’ve made. The activities are fantastic too. I like having a full list to choose from each day so I can pick what’s meaningful to me. I’m still very independent, and I truly enjoy the people, the staff, and the warm community here.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

4.0

Its a nice fit for me

I really enjoy the community here. Even after selling my car and house, I’ve found a wonderful home. My daughter and son-in-law visit often and even join in our activities—especially happy hour! The breakfast team knows exactly what I like each morning and treats me so kindly. I love the activities, both here and out in the community when the weather is nice. I definitely recommend it.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Activities

4.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

4.0

My happy home

I like it here. I am very happy here. I love my apartment and the people are nice. Everyone comments how cozy it is. I moved in [date removed] and moved apartments once within the community when a more desirable layout came available. I love our happy hours and being social. I enjoy doing puzzles and being the unofficial greeter.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Cleanliness

5.0

Friendliness

5.0

Value for Cost

5.0

Care Services

5.0

Activities

5.0

Staff

5.0

Meals & Dining

5.0

I Referred Someone To Move Here With Me

I really enjoy the community here. In fact, I like it so much that my daughter and I referred someone who is now a new resident. I previously lived in an assisted living community in Michigan for four years, but moved here to be closer to my daughter — and I have no regrets. Everything has been very nice. I did have one small issue recently with some laundry being misplaced, but the team is actively working to locate it.

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