Fred Lind Manor

The Executive director is very kind and professional. Her husband is the head chef and is one of those people that can make anyone feel comfortable. Great place but has limited parking.

They use a lawn care service that uses leaf blowers incessantly. It's unnecessary and a nuisance in an otherwise peaceful neighborhood.

Fred Lind is a pleasant part of the neighborhood but a little like a mystery. This changed when they offered a dog celebration out on their cool (especially on a hot day) patio for all the neighbor dogs and respective owners to stop by to say hi and partake in party events. Really great to meet some of the residents and staff making such a sweet effort to connect with the community.

I am a Senior Housing Advisor and work with most all of the senior retirement communities in King and Snohomish counties. At Fred Lind Manor, I have experienced excellent and consistent communication and care regarding my clients over many years. When bringing my clients to Fred Lind, I feel confident that they will be treated with respect and given a full and thorough tour. This is so important when making the very big decision to move to retirement and assisted living communities.

My mother is a resident at Fred Lind Manor. They take wonderful care of her. I visit from Pittsburgh often and I stay with her for an approx week. Everything she needs is provided.
I would recommend Fred Lind Manor
to anyone who needs their care.
The staff and nurses are available as needed. The food is not that bad. Mom and I especially love the salad bar.
Her appartment is lovely.
I'm excited to visit in July for her birthday again. We spend quality time together.
Thank you for reading my comment. Jane

Oops, I rewrote this because my previous review disappeared for a while and I LOVE this community! Truly feels like a warm, welcoming family. Small yet all the amenities with the beautiful new remodel! Most importantly is the caliber and commitment of the care staff. Definite 5 star.

Depressing environment. Food is repetitive and unimaginative. Building has no character and is disintegrating. Residents need a lot of assistance but nursing staff is sparse. Dining room is choked with wheelchairs and walkers. Elevators are antiques. They are unresponsive and scarey.