Vineyard Park Mountlake Terrace
$3,650 – $5,200/mo
Starting price
Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care
Care types
Studio, 1 Bedroom, 2 Bedroom, Private, Shared
Room options
No
Wheelchair access
About Vineyard Park Mountlake Terrace
Vineyard Park Mountlake Terrace is a CarePartners Senior Living community offering independent living, assisted living, and memory care in a beautifully appointed setting with mountain and sea views. The community features an elegant two-story lobby, restaurant-style dining, and a full calendar of activities — from live music to virtual reality field trips. Couples can find peace of mind through the Bonded Pairs program, which works to keep partners together even as care needs evolve.
Our Care Approach
Care in both assisted living and memory care is structured around individualized care levels, with nursing staff available 24 hours a day and a licensed nurse on-site 40 hours per week and on-call at all times. Services include medication management, mobility assistance, incontinence care, and access to on-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy. The Bonded Pairs program reflects a commitment to keeping couples together as care needs change.
Family Experience
Families describe an initial experience that feels supportive and well-organized, with staff across departments — from the director to the front desk — described as helpful during the transition. Over time, experiences vary: families of more independent residents tend to report sustained satisfaction, while those with loved ones requiring closer care oversight have at times encountered communication gaps worth addressing proactively.
Care & Services
Services and care programs available at Vineyard Park Mountlake Terrace.
Independent Living
Private apartments with access to community amenities, dining, housekeeping, and social programming for residents who are largely self-sufficient.
Assisted Living
Personalized support with daily activities including bathing, dressing, medication management, mobility assistance, and incontinence care, with 24/7 nursing staff availability.
Memory Care
A secure, dedicated neighborhood on the top floor designed for residents living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, offering structured programming and enclosed outdoor access.
Respite Care
Short-term stays are available, including a private apartment or suite, three daily meals, housekeeping, laundry, transportation, wellness programs, and personalized care.
Therapy Services
On-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy services are available, along with healthcare partnerships with Providence Swedish and UW Medicine providers.
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Living Environment
Elegant Common Spaces
A sweeping two-story lobby, grand staircase with balcony library, firelight living room, and landscaped grounds create a welcoming, upscale setting for daily life.
Well-Appointed Apartments
Studios, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom floor plans up to 960 square feet include kitchenettes, private baths, full-sized refrigerators, and client-controlled heating — many with sea or mountain views.
Secure Memory Care
The memory care neighborhood is located on the top floor with keypad-secured entry, dedicated outdoor space, and both private and shared room options.
Amenities
Reviews
Based on 19 reviews
Vineyard Park holds a 3.7-star Google rating across 19 reviews, reflecting a genuinely mixed picture. Families who have found a good fit describe kind, attentive caregivers and a warm community atmosphere, with several long-term residents speaking positively about friendships, activities, and a sense of safety. Recurring concerns center on food quality, staff responsiveness — particularly at night — and inconsistency in follow-through on care plans. Families exploring this community would benefit from asking specific questions about staffing ratios, care plan communication, and how concerns are escalated.
- Several families describe caregivers and housekeeping staff as kind, professional, and genuinely caring
- Long-term residents report enjoying friendships, activities, and a safe, welcoming atmosphere
- Innovative programming — including virtual reality geographical field trips and live music — is appreciated by families
- The community received praise for its COVID-19 response, with thorough protocols credited to staff at every level
- Families value the thoughtful move-in process and attentive communication during transitions
- Food quality is a recurring concern, with specific examples of poorly executed menu items and limited fresh ingredient availability
- Difficulty reaching nighttime staff and slow emergency response times have been flagged by family members
- Some reviewers noted inconsistent follow-through on doctor-ordered care plans
- Management responsiveness — including unreturned communications — has frustrated some families
- One reviewer cautioned that the community may be better suited to more independent residents than those with higher care needs
Joni Steinberg
October 28, 2020
Mom was unable to live independently any longer at her home of 50+years. Vineyard Park Assisted Living and Memory Care is continuing to be innovative, they have great activities, planned outings, live music, innovative activities with virtual reality geographical field trips, and protecting our senior citizens, and rigorous screenings. Also great communication with family members.
Barb C
November 7, 2025
I am posting as someone who does not live here but as someone who visits a resident every 1 to 2 weeks. First let me say that there are some outstanding housekeepers and caregivers here and my experience has been good with those. My concern is around the food. Real -life examples: one day nachos were on the menu, however the only choice/condiment for salsa or nacho-type sauce was ketsup! Really? One could make an excuse that many of the residents can’t handle spicy food but really the truth is for those that don’t enjoy spicy food there is mango salsa and other types of non spicy supplements. One afternoon I went to lunch with a couple of the residents and they had a squash soup. It was simply water and ? I’m not sure because if you closed your eyes you couldn’t tell what it was. I could go on. I’m not a complainer, I’ve simply had members of my family as Food service managers for four different large assisted living facilities and each of them would be ashamed at some of the food that comes out of this kitchen. Call me harsh but if you really want to know, ask for the minutes from the resident counsel. My last comment regarding the food is I have gone down to the kitchen more than once to request a fruit, any type of fruit, to create an infused water for my friend to have in her refrigerator. Last time I asked for a cucumber … no they didn’t have one, a lemon or lime… no, an apple, no and so I went out and bought one. Is it really that big of a deal to give a resident (without medical or dietary restrictions) a piece of fruit to add to a picture of water?
Anita T
October 22, 2024
This is a review for the Bothell location, but they are owned by the same company and people interested in moving their loved ones should know what kind of business they run. They ONLY care about their profit, not their residents. Mismanaged my moms medications twice (yes, its documented in email). Constant staff turnover, including the lead nurse. The lead Nurse, Kate, at the time I moved my mom out was always on her cell phone and never engaged with residents. I watched a resident waste away because he couldnt cut up his food and none of the employees helped him. My mom would cut his food up and I did it when I was visiting. My mom pulled the emergency pull cord and it took over 30 minutes for someone to show up. Multiple times her doctor would write orders for them to assist with skin issues and they never consistently followed them. I moved my mom to a place that has attentive and caring staff and its a night and day difference. And now I'm being sent a bill for someone who switched over to Medicaid, aka there should be no bill, and it includes wrongful items.
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Pricing
$3,650 – $5,200/mo
Pricing varies by room type, care level, and services selected.
Available Room Types
Value Consideration
Pricing varies by care level and room type, with figures from third-party sources ranging from approximately $3,650 to $5,200 per month — families should request a current rate sheet directly from the community. Vineyard Park holds a Medicaid contract and accepts long-term care insurance, which may expand access for those exploring financial pathways. Rental agreements are month-to-month, with an entrance fee at move-in.
Location & Neighborhood
23008 56th Ave W, Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043, USA
Get DirectionsAbout the Area
Vineyard Park sits in Mountlake Terrace, a quiet neighborhood surrounded by tall evergreens, nine parks, and views of both mountain ranges and Lake Ballinger. Swedish Edmonds Hospital is approximately three miles away, and the community is minutes from the new Light Rail station — making it accessible for families visiting from across the region.
Nearby Attractions
- Mountlake Terrace Pavilion (pool and fitness facilities, short walk)
- Lake Ballinger
- Mountlake Terrace Senior Center
- Edmonds Senior Center
- Swedish Edmonds Hospital (approximately 3 miles)
- Puget Sound (approximately 5 miles)
- Edmonds (minutes away)
- Nine neighborhood parks and 14 sports fields
Public Transportation
- Light Rail station nearby (new station, minutes from community)
Questions to Ask During Your Visit
Prepare for your tour with these suggested questions.
What is the staffing ratio for assisted living and memory care residents, and how is overnight coverage structured?
How are care plan updates communicated to families, and how quickly can concerns be escalated to a nurse or director?
Can you walk us through what happens when a resident uses their emergency call system at night?
How does the Bonded Pairs program work in practice if one partner's care needs significantly exceed the other's?
What does the current dining program look like, and how are resident food preferences or concerns addressed?
How is staff continuity maintained, and what is the typical tenure of caregiving staff here?
For memory care specifically, what therapeutic programming is offered and how is the outdoor space used?
Questions & Answers
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