Memory Care Cost in Washington (2026): Real Posted Prices
Posted memory care starting rents in Washington run $3,985 to $9,045 a month, based on 9 communities that post memory care prices on their own websites. Several add a separate care fee on top.
Every price here was read on the operator's own website on 10/28/2026. We don't use reviews, broker sites or estimates. Full list with links: operator_prices.csv.
Watch for add-ons: The Watermark at Bellevue posts memory care level fees from $2,100 a month on top of rent, and The Gardens at Town Square posts care plans from $5,010 a month on top of a $3,985 studio. Semi-private (shared) rooms are cheaper than private ones.
Check the memory care certification
294 Washington assisted living facilities are certified by DSHS for dementia care. Certified units must disclose staffing, including overnight awake staff, on request. Every facility page on this site shows whether it's certified.
Common questions
How much does memory care cost in Washington?
Communities that post prices list memory care starting rents from $3,985 to $9,045 a month, based on 9 communities checked 10/28/2026. Some add care fees of $2,100 to $5,010+ a month on top.
Is memory care more expensive than assisted living?
Usually yes. Where the same community posts both, memory care starts higher: for example GenCare Point Ruston posts $4,640 for assisted living and $7,215 for memory care; The Watermark at Bellevue posts $4,195 and $7,725.
How do I know a facility is licensed for memory care?
Washington DSHS certifies dementia care units. Our facility pages show the certification from the DSHS license record.