Tri Cities Memory Care

About the community

About Tri Cities Memory Care

Ciel Senior Living of Tri-Cities Memory Care welcomes seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia to a stimulating community specifically designed for those with memory loss. The memory care facility is located in Kennewick, Washington, and is less than 10 miles from one of the local hospitals. Ciel Senior Living of Tri-Cities helps seniors in any stage of memory loss with professional care and secured living accommodations. All residents receive individualized care through customizable care plans, which are fulfilled by round-the-clock nursing staff. Additionally, the community offers a continuum of care with assisted living and independent living services on the same campus. Along with professional care, residents can feel safe with round-the-clock emergency call systems available throughout the community. On-site apartments also offer a sense of security, with walk-in showers, grab bars, and shower benches providing accessibility. These apartments are available in a variety of sizes, including semi-private and private studios, as well as one-bedrooms. Residents at Ciel Senior Living of Tri-Cities reside in a stimulating community filled with lifelike indoor areas. Residents can visit the indoor town square, where they can watch a movie in the theater or relax on a park bench looking up at the painted ceiling that simulates a blue sky. When residents are not indulging in these luxuries, they can sit and eat together in the family-styled dining room. Start living an enriching lifestyle at Ciel Senior Living of Tri-Cities Memory Care. State licensing information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of Washington, visit the Washington Assisted Living Facility Locator or the Washington Adult Family Home Locator . Related articles How to Talk to Your Parent About Moving to Memory Care How to Find a Memory Care Facility: A Helpful 11-Step Needs Assessment Memory Care Checklist Moving a Parent to Memory Care: 10 Tips to Ease the Transition