UNIVERSITY HOUSE AT ISSAQUAH

On behalf of my grandmother, Joy Anderson, who is a resident: After living in three senior communities, it is very evident that University House has perfected the process of enriching senior lives. Among engaged staff, modern facilities, and a host of delightful extracurricular activities, It is a delight to live here. Come and see!

On behalf of my grandmother, Joy Anderson, who is a resident: After living in three senior communities, it is very evident that University House has perfected the process of enriching senior lives. Among engaged staff, modern facilities, and a host of delightful extracurricular activities, It is a delight to live here. Come and see!

University House Issaquah smilingly strings you along for months and then just drops you. Plop!! Plunk!! If there were issues with my becoming a resident, those issues should have been brought out in the open and discussed much, much earlier on. Not after much emotional investment, time investment, and financial investment. I had already been given a specific unit number, had made unit-specific purchases, had measured walls, etc. Then, after months of planning and paperwork and socializing and deposits, an unknown person phoned and said I was too depressed to become a resident. What more can I do other than medications and counseling? Are there really, truly no other depressed residents at University House?? They did not even allow me to keep my already-scheduled appointment with their own in-house mental health staff. They were downright cruel! Not professional. Insensitive. Uncaring. Cold. Cruel. Closed-minded. Last munute. I cannot tell you how underhanded they are!! I am hoping to find recourse for their horrific behavior. They turned out to be the absolute worst with timing and people skills!! Stay away.

University House Issaquah smilingly strings you along for months and then just drops you. Plop!! Plunk!! If there were issues with my becoming a resident, those issues should have been brought out in the open and discussed much, much earlier on. Not after much emotional investment, time investment, and financial investment. I had already been given a specific unit number, had made unit-specific purchases, had measured walls, etc. Then, after months of planning and paperwork and socializing and deposits, an unknown person phoned and said I was too depressed to become a resident. What more can I do other than medications and counseling? Are there really, truly no other depressed residents at University House?? They did not even allow me to keep my already-scheduled appointment with their own in-house mental health staff. They were downright cruel! Not professional. Insensitive. Uncaring. Cold. Cruel. Closed-minded. Last munute. I cannot tell you how underhanded they are!! I am hoping to find recourse for their horrific behavior. They turned out to be the absolute worst with timing and people skills!! Stay away.

University House Issaquah has been an excellent place for my 95-year-old father to live. There is a surprising array of fascinating lectures and discussion groups, which keeps him intellectually stimulated and engaged. The staff is considerate and empathetic to the needs of the elderly. They make it a safe, caring, and hospitable environment. The dinners in the large dining room downstairs offer the residents the chance to mingle and socialize in a pleasant place. The building is clean, attractive, and up-to-date. I thoroughly recommend University House Issaquah.