More than a residence.
It's a full lifestyle.
One monthly price brings together your residence and many of the services, conveniences, and experiences that make daily life easier and more enjoyable. Beyond your apartment home, you'll enjoy:
- Convenient dining options
- Regularly scheduled housekeeping
- Scheduled transportation
- Diverse schedule of programs and events
- Access to lifestyle-focused amenities
- Select utilities including WiFi in common areas
- A responsive team of community associates
- And so much more depending on the lifestyle you're seeking
Assisted Living Monthly Rent & Amenities Fee
Memory Care Monthly Rent & Amenities Fee
What Are Care Fees at The Watermark at Cherry Hills?
In addition to the base apartment rent, residents receiving Assisted Living or Memory Care also pay a monthly care level fee based on the amount of care they are assessed to need by our wellness team. We determine these fees through a professional assessment before move-in, measuring support needed for Activities of Daily Living (ADLs).
Assisted Living Care Level Fees: Starting at $450
Memory Care Level Fees: Starting at $1,350
How does pricing work in senior living?
A variety of factors determine pricing at a senior living community in Bellevue, Washington, including location, neighborhood, property quality, and the amenities and services offered. Once you’ve identified a community, the monthly cost may vary based on the size, type, style, and location of the apartment you choose, as well as features such as a full kitchen or in-unit washer and dryer. If Assisted Living or Memory Care is needed, care fees are added to the monthly cost based on assessed needs.
No Long Term Commitments
Pricing and availability can change daily and so as a result an apartment available today, may get reserved tomorrow. And an apartment not available today may open up later in the month.
Our assisted living and memory care lifestyles are month-to-month commitments because we know needs can change, and we work hard to prove the value we offer each day.
How Does Senior Living Compare with Staying at Home?
When comparing the cost of senior living to remaining at home, it helps to look at the total cost of ownership. Remaining at home often includes separate bills for a mortgage, property taxes, home maintenance, groceries, utilities, and private home health aides if and when care is needed.
Our community bundles these expenses into one predictable monthly bill. To see a full cost comparison and learn about financial resources like Veterans Aid & Attendance, long-term care insurance and bridge loans to help cover immediate costs until a home is sold, visit our Affordability and Value page for more details.
