7 Independent Living Communities in Olympia, Washington

There are 7 independent living communities in Olympia, WA and several independent living communities nearby. The average cost of independent living in Olympia, WA is $1,916 per month.

The median cost of independent living in Olympia for a single-occupancy apartment is $1,916/month (SeniorHomes.com - 2015). This monthly cost typically includes rent, utilities, dining, housekeeping and transportation.

At the southern end of the Puget Sound lies the rich and diverse Nisqually River Delta, where the saltwater of the Puget Sound meets with the freshwater of the Nisqually River. The Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge protects the delta and supports the fish and wildlife habitats that are found there. It is a place of uncommon beauty where Olympia independent living residents can go to enjoy a peaceful, unhurried communing with nature. Nisqually trails are wide and flat and easy to access. Well-maintained boardwalks provide the ideal location to observe the inhabitants of the different aquatic environments.

Providence St. Peter Hospital is a 369-bed general medical and surgical hospital continuing the mission of compassionate patient care that was begun by the Sisters of Providence more than 155 years ago. It is also categorized by the Magnet Recognition Program as a ‘Magnet’ facility, a recognition given for excellence in nursing care. Only two other hospitals in Washington State have been given this rare honor. The Regional Heart Center of Providence St. Peter Hospital has the most comprehensive heart program in the region. Its skilled and highly trained cardiovascular experts offer state-of-the-art, minimally invasive diagnostic and treatment procedures. The orthopedic team performs more than 2,500 orthopedic surgeries each year including hand and wrist surgery, joint replacement and arthroscopic surgery. Seniors enjoying independent living in Olympia are fortunate to have easy access to the excellent medical and healthcare facilities provided by Providence St. Peter Hospital.

SSSS provides transportation for older adults for medical appointments and other essential errands. Chauffeur services are provided by caring and helpful volunteers and funded by private contributions. Ample advance notice is requested so that a greater number of older adults needing the service may be assisted. Olympia has mountains, beaches, beautiful weather, and world-class medical facilities – truly a location that has it all. For more information on senior living options in Olympia, see our options for Olympia independent living.

Older adults who enjoy independent living in Olympia have access to the programs and services offered by the Senior Services for South Sound (SSSS). Although there is a membership fee to join, there is financial assistance available for seniors who cannot afford to pay the full amount. Members can enroll in a number of higher education classes, join wellness and exercise programs, try acupuncture or reflexology services, and much more. There are regularly scheduled free blood pressure checks and hearing aid cleaning and minor repairs.

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