Showing all 54 licensed assisted living facilitys in Seattle, WA from the official DSHS record — not just those who pay to be listed.
Cost of Assisted Living Facility in Seattle, WA (2026)
Medicaid rate data for Seattle is not yet available on this site. Check the WA DSHS HCS rate workbook or contact facilities directly.
Senior Care Cost Comparison — King County, WA
All figures are Medicaid reimbursement rates (daily and estimated monthly). Private-pay rates vary; confirm directly with each facility.
| Care Type | Medicaid Daily Rate | Est. Monthly | Source Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult Family Home | $130–$311/day | ~$3,958–$9,459/mo | 2026-06-17 |
| Assisted Living Facility this page | — | ||
| Nursing Home | — | ||
Medicaid rates are government reimbursement floors set by DSHS. Private-pay rates are higher and vary by facility — always confirm directly.
What's Typically Included
Assisted living facilities (also called boarding homes) in Washington typically offer apartment-style units, communal dining, housekeeping, transportation, personal care assistance, and activity programming. The base Medicaid rate covers room and personal care; additional services such as specialized dementia care or skilled nursing visits may carry separate fees.
Assisted living facilities vary widely in size, amenities, and staffing models. Larger facilities may offer more amenities; smaller ones may offer more personal attention. Always review the disclosure statement and ask what is included in the quoted rate before signing a contract.
How Families Pay for Assisted Living Facility
- Medicaid (ALTSA/HCS): Washington's Medicaid program covers contracted assisted living facilitys for eligible residents. Eligibility requires both financial and functional assessments through DSHS.
- Private pay: Most families pay out-of-pocket initially. Private rates are set by each facility and vary — this site does not have private-pay rate data, so confirm directly with the facility.
- Long-term care insurance: Policies vary; check your policy terms before assuming coverage.
- Veterans benefits: VA Aid & Attendance and other VA programs may supplement care costs for eligible veterans and spouses.
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Every Licensed Assisted Living Facility in Seattle 54 facilities
- AEGIS OF MADISON
- ALJOYA THORNTON PLACE
- Aegis Living Ballard
- Aegis Living Greenwood
- Aegis Living Lake Union
- Aegis Living Laurelhurst
- Aegis Living at Ravenna
- Aegis Living of West Seattle
- Aegis of Queen Anne at Rodgers Park
- Aegis of Queen Anne on Galer
- BALLARD LANDMARK
- BAYVIEW MANOR HOMES
- Brookdale Admiral Heights
- Brookdale West Seattle
- Cogir Queen Anne
- Cogir of Northgate Memory Care
- Empress Senior Living at Laurelhurst
- FIRWOOD
- FLORENCE OF SEATTLE ARBOR HEIGHTS
- FLORENCE OF SEATTLE LLC
- FRED LIND MANOR
- Greenlake Emerald City
- HEARTHSTONE
- HERITAGE HOUSE AT THE MARKET
- HILLTOP MANOR BOARDING HOME
- HORIZON HOUSE
- IDA CULVER HOUSE BROADVIEW
- Ida Culver House Ravenna
- Keystone
- Kin On Assisted Living
- LAKESHORE
- Legacy House
- MIRABELLA
- Merrill Gardens at Ballard
- Merrill Gardens at The University
- Murano Senior Living
- NIKKEI MANOR
- NORTHAVEN II ASSISTED LIVING
- NORTHGATE PLAZA
- PARK PLACE
- PARK SHORE
- Providence Mount St. Vincent
- Quail Park Memory Care Residences of West Seattle
- SPRING MANOR
- THE CANNON HOUSE
- THE KENNEY
- THE SUMMIT AT FIRST HILL
- THE TERRACES AT SKYLINE
- TRANSITIONAL RESOURCES
- The Village at Broadview
- Truewood by Merrill, First Hill
- UNIVERSITY HOUSE AT WALLINGFORD
- Village Green Senior Living of West Seattle
- Vineyard Park at Queen Anne Manor
All facilities listed are licensed by WA DSHS. This is a complete list — not a curated or sponsored selection. Browse with ratings, Medicaid filter & map →
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does assisted living facility cost in Seattle?
Rate data for Seattle is not yet available on this site. Contact facilities directly or check the WA DSHS HCS rate workbook.
Does Medicaid pay for assisted living facility in Seattle?
Yes, Medicaid (through WA DSHS ALTSA HCS) reimburses contracted assisted living facilitys in Washington, including Seattle. Eligibility requires both a financial means test and a functional assessment. Not all facilities accept Medicaid; confirm current availability directly with each provider.
Is assisted living facility cheaper than other senior care types in Seattle?
Rate comparison data for Seattle is not yet available. Contact facilities directly for pricing.