Pacifica Senior Living Vancouver, built in 2013 and kept up well since, sits in a quiet neighborhood in Vancouver, Washington, offering a mix of independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, and skilled nursing to fit many needs as people get older, so residents find support with things like bathing, dressing, medication, and meals, but there's also space for folks who want to live on their own with just a little help from time to time. The community has a 6.5 out of 10 rating and carries a residential care facility designation, offering retirement apartments and different housing options, like studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom layouts, either private or shared, all in a building with modern lighting, calming wall colors, minimalist, hotel-like furnishings, and common areas designed for both comfort and meeting new people, which makes the place feel open and friendly.
There are daily homemade meals, chef-planned menus, wellness programs, salons, spa, a hot sauna, and private dining rooms, along with accommodations that come furnished and include laundry and cleaning, which makes things a lot easier for seniors who don't want to worry about chores. Staff offer help day and night, sometimes with on-site nurses and doctor appointments, and the team makes sure each person has a care plan that fits things like memory care, daily living help, or more involved nursing needs, and for those who want to stay active, the place has a community garden, outdoor areas, access to parks and rivers, transportation to get to appointments or outings, scheduled exercise classes, and different events like movies, art, and holiday celebrations.
Pacifica Senior Living Vancouver has special touches like medication dispensers, walk-in tubs, and home security to help keep residents safe, along with guides for hearing aids, best senior phones, and senior phone plans, and offers caregiver support, transportation, and even respite stays when someone just needs care temporarily. The facility welcomes older adults with a variety of needs, from folks who want independence to those dealing with dementia, confusion, or wandering, so the memory care area uses special methods and safe spaces for comfort. While no place is perfect and the rating reflects room for improvement, the staff at Pacifica work to give seniors a safe, comfortable, and welcoming place to live, always aiming to support as needs change over time.
