Highgate at Vancouver

I visited this facility

I went to Highgate Senior Living - Vancouver. The guy who gave us the tour was really good. They had very limited facilities. They only had six cottages. One of the advantages is that the cottages were like 100 feet from the lodge. So there's not a lot of walking. It had a nice restaurant. We did not have food there, but we toured it and looked at it. It had a clubhouse. It had a little exercise area, but there was no equipment in it. It was just more for calisthenics or workout sessions. They did not have a p…

Best Senior Living Community in the greater Portland/Vancouver area. All the team feels like family and genuinely cares for their residents. The Executive Director has an open-door policy and is always responsive. Most importantly is when my mom needs to move to memory care, she will not have to leave her new home.

I visited this facility

Highgate at Vancouver was a smaller facility and more intimate as far as the setting. The staff was nice and the residents seemed to be having fun. There was some type of group gathering going on while I was touring, the people at the time were involved in it. They have places like an area with books, and they had a nice library there as well. The person who gave the tour was nice and he was very knowledgeable about senior care. He was able to answer questions before I even asked them, and he got along with my dad,…

I visited this facility

I went to Highgate at Vancouver. It was very nice. It's an older area, but it was very well kept up. I talked to Michael there, and he gave us a very good rundown of the facility. It's rather small. I think there are only 60 independent living, then they have assisted living, and they also have memory care there. It's a kind of small community, and it's very nice. What was interesting and fun is that they have what I call little cottages (They called them villas). They're little two-bedroom…

I visited this facility

Highgate at Vancouver was more expensive than where my parents are. You had to eat breakfast at 8:00, and the rooms were a little darker. It was really close to where they lived before, that's why we looked at it. Everything was nice about Highgate, the staff, the looks of it, everything. It's just that you had to eat breakfast at 8:00, you had to eat lunch at a certain time, and dinner at a certain time. That makes it really hard for my parents because they have so much to do in the morning with getting …

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My father-in-law is living at Highgate at Vancouver right now. I've never been inside of it because we transferred dad into it while Covid was strong. I've never been inside except for the very front door. I don't know what it looks like, I don't know anything, but the staff there is incredibly friendly. He's in memory care. The only activity that dad does is bully people right this minute. He's so far gone in his mind that he doesn't even know what's going on, so I'm lo…