SENIOR LIVING IN REDMOND, WASHINGTON
Welcome to Emerald Heights.
When you pull up to our front gate off of a quiet street on Education Hill, the friendly greeting sets the stage. Emerald Heights senior living community is more than a place to live. It’s a neighborhood. A lifestyle. And a positive, upbeat approach to the future for active seniors like you.
Perhaps best of all, Emerald Heights is an independent living community where neighbors quickly become friends. And staff members are part of the family. No wonder we have a waiting list to live here. This is the kind of positive, upbeat lifestyle that Washington seniors love.
You’ll also notice the beautiful surroundings at Emerald Heights. Our 38-acre campus features natural architecture that blends seamlessly with the landscape. Plus, our campus has standout features like a mile-long forested nature trail, an amazing garden railroad and an inviting courtyard area with beautiful landscaping, waterfalls and a fire pit.
Think of Emerald Heights as an extension of the active Northwest lifestyle you love. It’s a resident-friendly, maintenance-free approach that lets you focus on the things you want to do instead of the things you have to do.
Choose from multiple residence options, ranging from apartments to cottage floor plans. Your residence is the perfect home base to take advantage of inspiring opportunities, enhanced by premium amenities and services.
As a Life Care community, Emerald Heights assures you unlimited access to on-site long-term health care, if ever needed. This includes high quality assisted living, skilled nursing care and memory support.
Complete our online Financial Fit Calculator to instantly determine which floor plans are the best financial fit for you. Just answer a few questions about your age, income and assets. It’s quick, easy and confidential.
Community News Stories
The Power of Intergenerational Connection at Emerald Heights
Written by Sandra Cook, VP of Marketing at Emerald Communities At Emerald Heights, community is more than just proximity — it’s about meaningful connection across generations. Our campus has long welcomed outstanding high school and college […]
The Sandwich Generation: Planning Ahead for Aging Parents and Adult Children
Many people in their 50s and 60s—what we often call young older adults—find themselves part of the Sandwich Generation. They’re balancing work, caring for aging parents, and still supporting adult children, all while trying to plan […]
Understanding the Differences Between Types of Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs)
As you or your loved ones begin exploring retirement living options, one important concept to understand is the Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC)—also known as a Life Plan Community. These communities are designed to support older […]