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4
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September 10, 2023
My father is now in Cogir at the Quarry. He has been staying here, and I wouldn't want to leave either because there's a lot of nice people here and he's got lots of friends. There are lots of activities. The food is good. He has three choices, which is what he really wanted. There are two main entrees and there's a little cafe type place here, too, where he can get a hamburger or sandwich or anything like that. There are places where you can play board games and puzzles, there's a lot of bingo, there's just a lot of interaction. Everybody's been really helpful.
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About Cogir at The Quarry in Vancouver, Washington
We provide multiple levels of care from Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care and Parkinson's Care. We offer 24/7 nursing services. We have a variety of amenities including a saltwater pool, spa, fitness center and studio, multiple dining options, billiards and game rooms, movie theater and more. We offer an exceptional dining experience due to our staff of professionally trained chefs and cooks. We also offer an extensive life and leisure program that includes outings and day trips as well as live entertainment, paint and craft classes and more.
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Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options
Services and Amenities of Cogir at The Quarry in Vancouver, Washington
Aquatic Amenities
- Swimming Pool
- Hot Tub Spa
Dining
- Communal Dining
- Room Service
- Guest Meals
Games Hobbies & Recreation
- Arts & Crafts Activities/Programs
- Literary Activities/Programs
- Educational Activities/Programs
- Music Activities/Programs
- Facilitated Field Trips/Outings
- Tabletop & Other Games/Programs
- Horticultural Activities
- Golf
Housekeeping & Maintenance
- Housekeeping Services
- Laundry Services
- Linen Services
Outside Amenities
- Garden
Pets
- Pets
Therapies
- Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation
Resident Information
- Offers Respite Care
Campus/Building Details
- Coffee Shop
Financing & Payment Options
- Accepts Check Payments
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- Rent And Care Fees
Guests
- Guest Parking
- Overnight Guests
Inside Amenities
- Computer Room
- Entertainment Venues
- Cable/Satellite TV in Common Area
Parking Options
- Parking Lot
Room Amenities
- Wifi/Internet In Unit
- Cable/Satellite In Unit
- Kitchen Appliances In Unit
Transportation & Shopping
- General Transportation Services
Diet & Nutrition
- Special Diets/Dietary Accommodations
Fitness & Wellness Programs
- Fitness & wellness facilities/equipment
- Tai Chi
- Salon Services
- Yoga/Stretching opportunities
Health Services
- Companion Care
- Hospice Care
- In Home Health Care
- Pharmacy on-site
- Medication Reminders
On-Site Services
- Religious Services
- Veterans Affairs (VA) Aid Assistance
Personal Care
- Personal Care Assistants
- Cooking services
Specialized Staff
- Nurse on Staff (Part time)
Kitchen Types
- Kitchenette
Additional Amenity Information
- Fee Structure: Entry fee cost : $2500; Pet Fee Cost: $500 One time
- Housing: One bed plus den
- Dining: Bistro
- Special Comment: We offer multiple levels of care including Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care as well as Parkinson's Care. We have a variety of amenities as well dining options.
- State Licenses: 2640
Costs for Cogir at The Quarry in Vancouver, Washington
Memory Care
$6,050
Starting Price
Independent Living
$3,125
Starting Price
Assisted Living
$4,100
Starting Price
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Reviews of Cogir at The Quarry in Vancouver, Washington
4.5
(24 reviews)
Facility
4.8
Staff
4.8
Food
4.4
Activities
3.8
Value
3.3
Reviewer RC#0818
5
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August 24, 2024
What I liked best about Cogir at the Quarry was the caring people and there was a level of joy in everyone's life there and the work life of the people who are employed there. The thing that I like the least is that it is a bit like a maze of hallways. With my parents struggling with dementia, that's probably going to be their hardest transition, figuring out where in the world they are and where they're going. My husband has a good sense of direction and we went on the tour together. He was finding it a bit baffling. If a man with full cognitive and a sense of direction is a bit confused, just imagine how older parents who are already feeling the effects of dementia would be. On the flipside, there were plenty of workers around so you would not be lost for long. There were places to sit down along the way so you could find your way without undue stress. They did a nice job with the cleanliness. The atmosphere was positive and supportive. It was a big business so it was a very big building. The size of the room was sufficient.
Grant
5
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August 13, 2024
Cogir at The Quarry was a facility that does not accept Medicaid and it's probably on the top end of the cost scales for memory care, which is what I'm looking for, for my mom. It was in the range of $11,000 or $12,000 a month. So, that was kind of a high-end. They had very nice facilities. It is being expanded. At the same time, I think they're pretty good about refurbishment of the older parts of the facility as well. They seem to be advancing it all along and it feels pretty new and pretty fresh. I haven't tried out the food. I looked at the menus and they have various styles of food presentation. Some are kind of quick-and-go types of foods. Others are big sit-down cafeteria style. It all looked oriented towards creating different kinds of opportunities for folks to socialize. The staff was very nice, very helpful, and able to focus with me on the specifics, as far as questions, and even helped me in my search.
Nan and Buzz
5
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April 12, 2024
The rooms are generously spaced. They have everything you need to live comfortably. The food is top notch. We have enjoyed everything we have tried. The servers in the dining are gracious and very helpful should you have a question or want a recommendation. The manager was most accommodatitng and willing to show various size apartments. She always had full knowledge of everything The Quarry had to offer for activities, and welcomed us back for repeat visits while making up our minds. All staff members provided friendly information when asked. And every resident we spoke to was happy and enthusiastic about their decision to live here.
Bonnie
4
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September 10, 2023
My father is now in Cogir at the Quarry. He has been staying here, and I wouldn't want to leave either because there's a lot of nice people here and he's got lots of friends. There are lots of activities. The food is good. He has three choices, which is what he really wanted. There are two main entrees and there's a little cafe type place here, too, where he can get a hamburger or sandwich or anything like that. There are places where you can play board games and puzzles, there's a lot of bingo, there's just a lot of interaction. Everybody's been really helpful.
Provider Response
Jim
5
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March 14, 2023
I stayed at Cogir at The Quarry for about six months. It was excellent. The staff was excellent, and the caregivers were really great. The food was good. Everything was good there. I had to have someone help me with my bathing and stuff. I had a studio, and it was much smaller. I had a hospital bed and a bathroom. For what I was doing, it was fine. Then I progressed to the point where I needed to get out of there. They had a pool. They had a gymnasium, but there wasn't quite as much equipment there as the other place. They had a salon, and they had a gal that cut hair. The access to the grounds was easy. They had nice grounds there and a nice garden area. Everything about it was great. Their physical therapist on-staff was great. I used the exercise room as part of my rehab, and that was good as well.
Provider Response
Eugene
5
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February 4, 2023
We toured Cogir at The Quarry. It's like a cruise ship without the water around it. If they could float that thing, it would be a cruise ship. It is fabulous. The people were very nice. It was a very friendly community. The food was excellent from what we've seen. We looked at the menu and had a tour of the facilities. The only thing I could say negatively about it is that it would be easy to get lost there just because it's a big facility. They have five restaurants and a big movie theater. It's pretty snazzy. It's the nicest facility we went through. They have very nice rooms. Even what they had for the respite was a fabulous room. It's clean, nice, and very well laid out. They'll take them for two weeks whereas most of the other places want 30 days for them to be there.
Provider Response
Jerry
5
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November 12, 2022
Cogir at The Quarry was by far the best place we looked at. I liked the facility. The staff was excellent and the residents were more active than any of the other ones that we visited. The tour leader knew every person's name that we met (there were like 300 people there). We talked to several of them and they also said that it's the best place to live. We talked to the chef. If you don't like what's on the menu, they'll cook what you want. Their activities were very broad. They have a large saltwater pool, so you can do water aerobics, and they do trips both weekly and monthly, and then once in a while, overnight trips are well arranged. They were exceptional.
Susan
5
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September 21, 2022
I have chosen Cogir At The Quarry. I like the atmosphere, the friendliness of the people (both the staff and the residents), and the amenities. They have a swimming pool, a spa, a library, a craft room, and just all the different activities that they have going on. They have a bus that will take you. They make sure you're not idle. One of the selfish reasons I was doing this was to get me out into socialization a little bit more because I'm pretty isolated where I'm at now. I need socialization and to be around other people, and this was a good opportunity. It looked like they provide it, so that's why I went with it. I was pleased with how friendly everybody was and how helpful everybody was. The apartment is really large compared to most of them that I have looked at. The only negative thing that I found with the apartment is the color, but you can't have everything. I have to change my décor around it and go back to the colors that I had before.
Toni
5
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May 18, 2022
I went to Cogir at The Quarry. It was a lovely tour and people were just more than friendly and helpful. It was a lovely place. It was just out of my price range. I'm quite a healthy individual. I still drive and I don't need housekeeping. You have to just go for the whole package. There's no in between. You can't ease into all the extras that they provide. You have to have all of it or none of it (e.g., housekeeping, linens).
Leslea
5
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September 24, 2021
We toured The Quarry Senior Living and will be moving in there soon. They were very forthcoming on our visit and we had a wonderful meal. The food was excellent and they had many choices. The apartment is exactly what we were looking for and we have all the literature on what they have to offer that was appealing to us. The apartment is very bright with nice views, it's a good size, and meets our needs. They have a very friendly staff with good information and gave us a very nice tour. It was the most preferred location of any of the places we've seen too. The others did not have the same feeling, as far as being more rural, versus looking more commercial in location. It had everything that we wanted.
Karen
5
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June 28, 2021
The Quarry Senior Living is excellent. The prices are high, but you're paying for what you're getting. I couldn't find anything wrong with it and I wouldn't mind going there myself; that's how nice it was but they're like $4200 a month. They're outstanding and they have everything. Everything is based on a point system so you can have as little or as much care as you want. They can aspirate you, vacuum your room, they can go in, and put on your compression stockings. They have a swimming pool, a café, buses that go wherever you want to go like the Walmart of the mall. They have tons of amenities like that, they have tours, and they seem to be strong in their COVID stuff. They have a lot to offer. The staff is very friendly and invited us back for lunch and they also don't hound you. They sent me a text once asking for my information and I said not this time, and they asked if they can contact me after 3 months, and I said yes, and that's all that it was. No asking me every week. The place was gorgeous and clean. They have a cafeteria but I just went to their café and we had milkshakes. It was wonderful.
ReviewerVT10272020
5
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November 25, 2020
We visited The Quarry Senior Living for my father and it is very, very good. We almost picked it. It was just outstanding. They were very nice. The staff are friendly and knowledgeable. They have a gym, dining service, excursions, and social gatherings.
Tina's
2
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May 21, 2020
The Quarry loves their independent living residents, but those that require more care, not so much. Look at the Facebook posts, activities are focused on independent living and employees, not the residents with higher level of needs. I was paying for her care,not parties! 3 caregivers for 29 residents was not adequate. Call buttons often weren’t answered for 30 minutes, but they’ll tell you their average is 5 minutes. If your loved one requires a high level of care, this is NOT the place, look at a smaller place, the bells and whistles mean nothing if there isn’t good care when our loved ones need it most. Also, if you have a family member there, make sure someone is available to check on them regularly - I can’t imagine how it would have looked if I wasn’t a frequent visitor. I had to do laundry, wash dishes, clean the toilet, brush Mom’s hair, cut her nails, and make sure she was decently dressed EVERY time I visited, none of these are things they worry about.
C.C.
5
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April 13, 2020
We looked at The Quarry Senior Living. They went through all the A to Z with us, like what is available and what they can do, and we visited the apartments my mother could be in. It was really a nice place. The rooms were very roomy, about 500-600 square feet of living space, with their own bathrooms. It was very doable with very nice facilities. They have a weight room, they have places where people can read and do crafts, and there's a small gym, and swimming pool.
Steven
5
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September 3, 2019
The Quarry Senior Living looks like a quality place. The one-bedroom apartments are fine and big enough. They have a golf course, pools, craft room, a theater, and an exercise area. The staff members seem fine, happy, and works well with the clients. The food seems very flexible.
Duane786650
5
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September 30, 2016
The Quarry Senior Living is our place of choice when the day comes. It?s beautiful. The rooms were sparkling clean and nicer than anything that we?d ever looked at. The grounds were much better; the staff was very professional. They had a very nice ambience. It was just upscale. None of the places that we looked at comparatively were even close.
Judith268183
5
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September 29, 2016
My husband has already moved into The Quarry, and they are outstanding. They are kind of specialized in Parkinson’s disease, so they have a lot of care for Parkinson’s, a lot of classes, support groups, and all that. He has a nice one-bedroom apartment on the main floor that has a little patio outside, so when I take the dog over, the dog can visit. The food is very good.
Mary Gail
5
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July 27, 2016
I’m living at The Quarry. It is a very high-end place. The community has independent living, assisted living, and memory care. The food is excellent sometimes, not every day, but mostly, it is very good. I’ve been here for four years. We have exercise classes and something to do inside and outside the building every single day, so you have very good options.
JL601643
5
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July 1, 2016
The Quarry Assisted Living was very nice but expensive. It was clean, professional, and had a lot to offer. As a matter of fact, I am on a waitlist. They had a pool, exercise equipment, a theater, card rooms, and a coffee shop. The food is very good. The room is large and well appointed. It's really very nice. They had all kinds of activities, like people coming in to entertain once a week and trips. The staff was very helpful, professional, and easy to please.
Caring105925150
4
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February 11, 2015
I am in an assisted facility right now. I think I am going to stay here for a while. There were a number of reasons why I chose The Quarry, but mainly because it was highly recommended. The staff is good, and the rooms are good. I have a two-bedroom unit. They have a wide variety of activities.
Caring96433950
5
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November 24, 2014
We looked at The Quarry Senior Living, and it was very nice, but it was smack down in the middle of a congested area. When you opened the window and looked out, all you could see were other buildings. There was only one person that we were seeing, and that was a lady in the sales group or whatever you called it, and she was very nice. A man was moving out of the room that we would have been interested in if it was not in that location. However, it was a very nice place. We had lunch there, and the food was excellent. It was very good and well prepared. I don't know what activities they had, but they had a room where people could go in and play cards or whatever they wanted to. Some people might like being right in the middle of a big shopping area, but we do not.
Caring78543650
3
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February 28, 2014
I have seen several facilities and one of them was The Quarry Senior Living. The staff were very helpful and in fact they took me there by car. They came and picked me up and took me there and that was very nice. They had all kinds of activities, but I am going back there to see more of the facility. It's really a huge place.
Beth Murphy
5
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June 1, 2013
I have spent my entire adult life in the health care field, and was an emergency medical dispatcher for over 8 years, so I and my family are far more knowledgeable consumers than most. Both of my parents have lived at The Quarry for four years, starting out in independent living, then assisted living as needs warranted, and now in memory care and the enhanced unit. This is the best facility I have ever run across. The staff make certain, in spite of their now being in separate units, that my parents get to spend lots of time together. They have bus outings twice a week, a full service salon, outstanding food that families can join their loved ones to eat (we do frequently), tons of fun activities that families are always invited to, and staff that honestly cares about the residents and their families. Our family could not be happier with this facility, and we are there visiting multiple times a week. They listen to us, and go out of their way to meet the personal needs of every resident, while still respecting their need to be themselves. I would recommend the Quarry to anyone looking for secure, quality care for a loved one at any stage of need. In fact, our retired doctor visited and he and his family were so impressed that he moved in too, and now loves it there. The Quarry will not disappoint on any level.
I M Advising
1
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October 14, 2012
Great facility for independent living with costs on the high end of the comparitable residences in the area. 4% increase in Jan 2012 with short notice given to residents of just months as well those of several years residence in a nation wide poor economic climate. Assisted living does not provide adequate support by qualified care givers which amounted to neglect and deterioration of the resident's health and well being. This was witnessed several times, addressed but nothing changed except the charges for extra care that was needed but not given. The resident has been moved to a new facility and is thriving with proper care.
Provider Response
Unfortunately, despite challenging economic times, our cost for labor, food, fuel, etc. all went up over the past year. Historically, Assisted Living communities increase about 5% a year, we only chose to do 4%"”and we ask all families to be prepared for this type if increase.
As for staffing, I am confident in saying we have a phenomenal staff. We staff licensed nurses 24 hours a day and only hire Certified Nursing Assistants as care givers. We are not required to do either by state requirements and most of our competitors do not have licensed nurses 24 hours a day or only hire CNAs. Depending on the time of day, we staff as many as 17 licensed staff to provide exceptional care to our residents"¦and it is this exceptional care that is always our focus.
If you are looking for an assisted living community to provide great care for your loved one, I would encourage you to come in and see for yourselves. We are hear from our residents and their families all the time what a wonderful community and staff we have"”and I'd welcome the opportunity for you to come in and see why our residents and their families are so happy with The Quarry.
Sincerely, Eric Christensen, Executive Director, The Quarry Senior Living
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