Brookdale Fisher's Landing sits in a quiet, upscale residential area near the corner of 164th Avenue and McGillivray, and there's a Walgreens less than a mile away for medicine if residents need it, and if someone wants a coffee or taco, Dutch Bros Coffee and Taco Bell are both within three miles, with healthcare services like PeaceHealth Family Medicine and Firstenburg Tower hospital close by, so things you need are pretty handy. The place is run by Brookdale Senior Living, which is one of the biggest companies for senior care in the country, and the team has a Director of Community Data whose job is to keep information accurate and easy to find, so residents and families know what's going on, and all the care options available-assisted living, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, and some care for people who want to stay at home-mean there's a good range for different needs. The building has two stories and offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments ranging from about 427 to 900 square feet, some with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, cable TV, and even balconies with nice views of the trees, and all apartments get weekly housekeeping, linen service, and maintenance, which keeps living easy for most residents.
Meals come three times a day in a spacious dining room that offers restaurant-style dining, and they actually listen to suggestions and even use family recipes sometimes, and there are vegetarian meals if needed, plus snacks are close at hand. The staff are trained for senior care, on-site around the clock, and there's a 24-hour emergency alert system, so health and safety gets attention, but they don't offer full-time nursing or hospice care on-site, only assistance with daily tasks and medication management, so those who need a lot of medical help may want to know that. Residents can join a range of activities, so if someone likes music, movie nights, bunco, Wii bowling, wine and cheese, gardening, hobby groups, or game nights, there's usually something going on, and a new calendar comes out every day so people know about events and outings, and there are also resident-run events and religious services on and off-site, which keeps things lively and gives a sense of purpose.
The grounds themselves are landscaped with paths, a courtyard, gardens, and a place to sit or take a walk, and inside there are a library, lounge, beauty/barber shop, shuffleboard, game and movie rooms, fitness areas, plus Wi-Fi and parking, while transportation's there for outings or appointments. Residents don't have pets in assisted living here, but staff focus on helping everyone do as much for themselves as possible, and care plans get made together with families and doctors, so needs are met but independence stays important, and the community's approach is to support people as they age, offering help when needed but trying to let them stay social, active, and as independent as possible in a warm, friendly place.
Brookdale Fisher's Landing has 91 licensed and Washington Health Care Association beds, and while there's a verified licensing status with a community score that shows a commitment to quality, it's got an occupancy rate of about 0.2648 last checked. While pets aren't allowed in assisted living, and full-time nursing or hospice isn't on-site, other services, activities, safety systems, and amenities keep things running well for most seniors who just need help with some parts of day-to-day life, and when someone wants to check it out, tours, details on pricing, and info packets are available, so it's pretty straightforward for seniors and families in the Vancouver area-Hazel Dell, Lake Shore, Five Corners, Walnut Grove, Mill Plain-to understand what's offered and decide if it's a fit.
