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Senior Living Apartments in Cherokee, WA
Senior apartments in Cherokee foster a welcoming, lively environment for independent, aging adults looking to live among others in the same stage of life. They’re typically designed with senior safety in mind, with features like accessible parking, elevators, and wheelchair ramps. The cost of a senior apartment in Cherokee is around $4,085 per month. To find the best senior apartment for your budget and needs, browse listings of 2 senior apartments in Cherokee, read 7 reviews, and learn about amenities and social events.
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I think it was an excellent experience. Understand that it's assisted living and not nursing care. So just be sure that you go over with the admitting people all the things your loved one needs to make...
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Assisted Living: Assisted living facilities offer housing and care for active seniors who may need support with activities of daily living, like bathing, dressing, and medication management.
Apple Springs is located just 45 miles from the Canadian border, nestled in the heart of Okanogan county. We enjoy the quiet of country life while being located just 2 blocks from a major health clinic with weekly visiting specialists. Shopping and activities of interest are close by We encourage...
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Cost of senior apartments in Cherokee, WA
The average cost of senior living in Cherokee is $4,085 per month. Cheaper nearby regions include Pateros, WA with an average of $3,151 per month.
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Apple Springs in Omak, WA
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Although my mom was there for a week they did well for us. It was not easy for her when moving into the community but we know she was getting great care. The staff are the nicest and friendly people. They answered all my questions and were willing to help in any way. I have no complaints about ...
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