Holiday Cascadian Place

Debra

We toured Cascadian Place. The place is very nice. It's definitely for independent living. I wouldn't recommend it for someone who gets confused easily because it is rather large to find your way around. The man that gave us the tour was great. Very helpful. What I liked least is that it was confusing for my mom to get around in because it's big. It seems very well kept up and clean. It's more like a hotel.

Gia

Cascadian Place is lovely. The staff is very attentive and the price is very reasonable. They serve three meals a day. It's a big dining room with heavy furniture and a view overlooking the cascades. The meals are adequate and varied. It's nice food, not institutional. They also have a bar setup and snacks available all day long. They have activities planned. They have washer and dryer on-site that's very accessible for residents. They have assigned parking spaces for those who still drive. My mom pays $2,175 for a studio apartment and she has her own bathroom with a kitchenette and an alcove for a bed. It's about 500 square feet and that includes all meals. The residents that live there are all independent. She has peers now, she's not isolated, and they have outings. I couldn't be happier.

Beverly

Cascadian Place has everything my mother could ever want. She's still having a hard time adjusting, but they're very good in trying to get her involved in things. The food is delicious, it's great. They also have plenty of things to do, so we're very happy with the community. I met some of the staff members and they go out of their way to welcome people, and they know them by name almost immediately. They have a daily calendar that says what's going on at all times, they have movies, Wii bowling, ice cream socials, and so on. They always have something going on every day. It's also very reasonably priced. The place is beautiful, very clean, when you walk it's a very welcoming entryway, and doesn't look like a sterile doctor's office.

Donna

Cascadian Place is wonderful, and it's the only place among those we visited that we liked. It's very homey, friendly, and very clean. They offer a variety of activities, and we loved the meal plan because they have three entrees you can choose from every day. Michael who gave us the tour was wonderful, helpful, he answered all our questions, and worked with us so we could get one of the only two units left. The food looked very good. We liked that they didn’t have a set menu and that they have really well-planned meals. They also have a complete coffee and tea bar, and a refrigerator with snacks for the residents to have whenever they want.

Jenny

Cascadian Place has been great. My father really likes it. I have no complaints. His room is just a studio with a little kitchenette, a counter with a sink, a place for a microwave, ample closet space, and an enclosed patio. They have a full calendar of activities. The staff is very professional, attentive, and helpful. I have no problems. It is independent living, although they have caregivers on-staff that help with medication, bathing, and whatever they need. They have a little chapel, laundry facilities, a movie area where they have a big screen TV with couches, and a library.

DG

Our experience with Cascadian Place has been good so far. They serve three meals a day, they provide cable and Wi-Fi, and they have activities for the residents. They have a bus that takes the residents to their doctors' appointments. The staff is really nice to my mom, and I think that her stay there is priced appropriately.