Providence Mount St. Vincent is a 122-bed senior living community in Seattle’s North Admiral neighborhood, offering a full continuum of care that spans independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing. That range means a resident can move between levels of care on the same campus as their needs change, without relocating to a different facility across town. The community accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay, giving families several ways to structure coverage for either short-term rehabilitation or longer-term residential care.
On the clinical side, the campus includes a transitional care unit and outpatient rehabilitation services, along with a Wellness Clinic for ongoing health support. Rehabilitation and respite care are both available, and the community maintains 24-hour staffing. Total nursing care averages 4 hours and 38 minutes per resident each day, a meaningful level of hands-on support for residents in the skilled nursing setting. The average length of stay is 126 days, suggesting a mix of residents recovering from a hospital stay and those settling into longer-term care.
Inspection records for the community have most often centered on medication administration practices, staff screening and certification requirements, and administrative safety processes such as documentation and chemical storage. These are the kinds of operational details that regulators routinely check across skilled nursing communities, and families touring Providence Mount St. Vincent can ask staff how these areas are currently managed.
Life on campus includes an Intergenerational Learning Center, which brings younger generations into contact with residents, along with a barber and beauty salon, an on-site gift shop, and a thrift shop. Programming covers physical, social, cognitive, and spiritual care, giving residents a range of ways to stay engaged day to day. The neighborhood itself is moderately walkable, with a Walk Score of 60, meaning some errands and outings are accessible on foot while others will call for a short drive. With occupancy at 62 percent, out of 76 of 122 beds filled, the community currently has room to welcome new residents.















