MorningStar at Silver Lake Costs & Pricing
At MorningStar at Silver Lake, the monthly costs for accommodations present a competitive option compared to both Snohomish County and the broader state of Washington. For a one-bedroom unit, residents can expect a cost of $4,070, which is notably lower than the county average of $5,080 and slightly more favorable than the state average of $4,632. However, for two-bedroom units, MorningStar's pricing at $5,170 exceeds both the county rate of $3,924 and the state average of $4,301. Overall, while MorningStar offers appealing rates for one-bedroom apartments that are more aligned with affordability trends in the region, its two-bedroom offerings may warrant further consideration against local market standards.
| Floor plans | MorningStar at Silver Lake | Snohomish County | Washington |
|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $4,070 | $5,080 | $4,634 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $5,170 | $3,924 | $4,301 |
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Overall Review of MorningStar at Silver Lake
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10 reviews mention this
Staff feels attentive and caring
Residents and families repeatedly describe staff as friendly, kind, and responsive.
Across many reviews, families describe the staff as caring, professional, and quick to help, including when something goes wrong. Several people mention specific team members by name in connection with meals, daily support, and staying on top of updates. One review also describes staff stepping in promptly during a fall-related hospital situation and gathering what the resident needed.
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8 reviews mention this
Dining earns frequent praise
Dining is a standout, with residents describing it as enjoyable and accommodating.
Multiple reviews highlight the dining room experience, including servers who remember residents’ names and make people feel welcome. Several families say the food quality is strong and that there are meal choices that help with specific needs like easier-to-swallow options. The community also offers restaurant-style dining, room service, and a range of diet-focused options such as low/no sodium and no sugar.
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7 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
A busy calendar of activities shows up consistently in resident and family feedback.
Reviews frequently point to frequent events, outings, and entertainment that help residents stay engaged and social. Families mention ongoing options like exercise classes, bingo, crafts, music, and day trips, often with staff facilitating participation. One person notes the activity offerings can feel like a lot, depending on what you prefer.
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4 reviews mention this
Cleanliness and safety feel consistent
Many reviewers emphasize that the building is clean and well cared for.
Several reviews describe the facility as clean, bright, and organized, with attention to safety. Families also mention housekeeping and maintenance as reliable, including help with unit-level needs. A few comments also focus on the overall atmosphere as welcoming and comfortable.
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2 reviews mention this
Care staffing can be a concern
A small number of reviews raise questions about nursing coverage and staffing levels.
One review says the community does not have a nurse on staff full time and describes delays and concerns about emergency response. Another review notes being short staffed, connecting it to slower meal delivery for a resident who needed hot meals. Other reviews are more reassuring about care, but these complaints are recurring enough to take seriously when evaluating fit.
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3 reviews mention this
Pricing feels high for some families
Some families say the monthly cost is very expensive for what they expect to receive.
Multiple reviews mention that the community is pricey, including one person who says they could not afford it and another who calls it very pricey. Pricing is also a theme when comparing support needs, with at least one family suggesting they expected more care resources or equipment. The pricing ranges shown for the available apartment types place the community below the county average for one bedroom and slightly above it for two-bedroom units, while remaining below the state average for both.
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