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About The Arbor at Bremerton
At the The Arbor at Bremerton residents get involved in a social setting that promotes their health and independence. We are a private, peaceful property located in Bremerton. Residents appreciate the short distance to local attractions, activities, and events. Bremerton Also has sufficient medical resources for seniors who have additional health needs.
We pride ourselves on our ability to care for our senior residents as if they were our own family and loved ones. We create a warm, cozy environment where residents each receive individual attention. As we get older we get older we sometimes need help with our daily activities. Our senior living services are structured to help you live your own life, independently and healthy.
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Memory Care
The Arbor at Bremerton Memory Care in Bremerton offers dedicated services for those living with Alzheimer's and various types of dementia. Featuring individualized wellness strategies, a secure environment, and mind-stimulating pursuits for residents to live their best life. At The Arbor at Bremerton Memory Care, you’ll see an improved quality of life for your loved one with dementia issues, giving families peace of mind.
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The Arbor at Bremerton Amenities & Services
We offer seniors the latest amenities in comfort that they would enjoy in the comfort of their own homes. Indoor Common Areas, Activities Onsite, Kosher, Devotional Services Onsite, Outdoor Common Areas, Meals Provided, Beautician Onsite, Vegetarian, Activities Offsite are available for all residents. The staff here are fully trained, friendly and accessible. They will help your residents enjoy their stay with us.
Our trained staff helps our residents enjoy benefits that our facility offers, like Multiple services and other perks. As seniors age, they still want to feel independent and maintain a healthy lifestyle, and we help them do that.
Residents enjoy of a full schedule of social, educational and entertaining activities. Our structured program helps all residents maintain a high quality of life. Many of our activities encourage members to socialize and develop friendships with other residents. We make sure the activities are fun and entertaining.
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The Arbor at Bremerton Location
The Arbor at Bremerton
3510 9th St, Bremerton, WA 98312
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The Arbor at Bremerton Frequently Asked Questions
How much does The Arbor at Bremerton cost?
The cost of memory care at The Arbor at Bremerton depends on the severity of dementia and the level of medical care needed. Personalized support such as cognitive care, daily engagement, and medical monitoring may affect the total cost. Call (800) 755-1458 to learn more and receive a customized quote.
Is Medicare or Medicaid accepted at The Arbor at Bremerton?
Medicare does not directly cover memory care costs, including housing and custodial care. However, Medicare Part B may help cover medical services like doctor visits, diagnostic tests, and therapy for dementia-related conditions. Medicaid may cover assistance with daily activities or skilled nursing. Call (800) 755-1458 to speak with a professional senior advisor for eligibility details.
What living solutions and care services does The Arbor at Bremerton provide?
Memory care at The Arbor at Bremerton offers structured activities and specialized care to enhance residents’ quality of life.
Is there a waiting list at The Arbor at Bremerton?
Units at The Arbor at Bremerton may vary in availability frequently. Call (800) 755-1458 to connect with a senior living advisor about openings. Full occupancy of all units creates an opportunity to join the organized waiting list.
Is it possible to tour The Arbor at Bremerton?
Experience The Arbor at Bremerton firsthand through a guided tour. Contact or fill out the online form to schedule a visit at a time that works best.
Is The Arbor at Bremerton rated well?
The Arbor at Bremerton is rated 4.6, reflecting very positive reviews. Customers commended the memory care services, noting the well-kept facilities and compassionate care.
Reviews The Arbor at Bremerton
August 2026
The Arbor has a wonderful caring staff who truly make residents feel at home. The environment is warm, welcoming, and full of compassion. The meals are also well prepared and enjoyable. It's comforting to know loved ones are in a place where they are treated with kindness, respect, and genuine care, I would definitely recommend this community to anyone looking for quality memory care.
August 2026
The Arbor has a wonderful caring staff who truly make residents feel at home. The environment is warm, welcoming, and full of compassion. The meals are also well prepared and enjoyable. It's comforting to know loved ones are in a place where they are treated with kindness, respect, and genuine care, I would definitely recommend this community to anyone looking for quality memory care.
July 2026
The Arbor Memory Care has an amazing team that truly cares about the residents. Rebekah and Clarissa do a great job leading the community and are always kind, supportive, and willing to help. You can tell they genuinely care about both the residents and the staff. It’s a wonderful place, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for quality memory care.
July 2026
This facility is taking such good care of Mom. She is having SO much interaction with her fellow residents. Mom is a lucid dreamer and has trouble separating imagination and reality. I am so glad Mom is getting the help she needs from the staff with this orientation. Thank you so much!...Billy Grant
July 2026
love this place! Great people and great staff!
July 2026
The Arbor Memory Care has an amazing team that truly cares about the residents. Rebekah and Clarissa do a great job leading the community and are always kind, supportive, and willing to help. You can tell they genuinely care about both the residents and the staff. It’s a wonderful place, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for quality memory care.
July 2026
love this place! Great people and great staff!
July 2026
This facility is taking such good care of Mom. She is having SO much interaction with her fellow residents. Mom is a lucid dreamer and has trouble separating imagination and reality. I am so glad Mom is getting the help she needs from the staff with this orientation. Thank you so much!...Billy Grant
April 2026
The staff is very caring and knowledgeable. This made up for the lack of housekeeping. Sometimes hard to get hold of the staff but when you did they followed through and were very helpful. They took good care of my brother.
April 2026
The staff is very caring and knowledgeable. This made up for the lack of housekeeping. Sometimes hard to get hold of the staff but when you did they followed through and were very helpful. They took good care of my brother.
March 2026
Well maintained facility, good food options, and staff that has been very attentive and compassionate.
March 2026
Well maintained facility, good food options, and staff that has been very attentive and compassionate.
December 2025
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May 2025
My dad just moved in. They had his meds ready. When I opened his room door, I noticed it was bright with new paint and a bed provided. I was encouraged to put up pictures and make it home for him. Such warm staff welcome him. Very helpful maintenance guy Jorden when I was rearranging his room he was happy to help. Vicki is very caring and available to answer questions. My dad was in tears with joy of his room and staff. Residents were so friendly to my dad and was giving him the low down at dinner time. Christa was a champion with all my questions and helping with the process of getting him a room, I’m very grateful. Thank you arbor for the warm welcoming for my dad.
May 2025
My dad just moved in. They had his meds ready. When I opened his room door, I noticed it was bright with new paint and a bed provided. I was encouraged to put up pictures and make it home for him. Such warm staff welcome him. Very helpful maintenance guy Jorden when I was rearranging his room he was happy to help. Vicki is very caring and available to answer questions. My dad was in tears with joy of his room and staff. Residents were so friendly to my dad and was giving him the low down at dinner time. Christa was a champion with all my questions and helping with the process of getting him a room, I’m very grateful. Thank you arbor for the warm welcoming for my dad.
January 2025
Two stars probably because I try to see the positive sides of things... I don't want to take it out on the staff because memory care is a hard job, and I am betting these guys are underpaid. However, it really does feel like this place is understaffed. That's not their fault, it's their giant Corportation's fault. I want to say that the Registered Nurse at the facility while my Grammy was there, Katrina, was the sweetest and most helpful person on staff. I would call her out of her working hours and she would respond. She would call me with medical concerns once she heard them. But she was the only one that really gave me warm feelings. However, she is one RN for over 40 residents. I frequently heard from their corporate financial staffer who harassed me daily when my Grammy's Medicaid was still in process and they didn't get their monthly payment. This was the month before my Grammy passed because she fell in her room at their facility, had a broken back, wasn't given extra care when she couldn't get out of bed, crying in pain, and dropped her food on her floor when she tried to eat it in bed. The financial staffer sent us a letter threatening to kick her out of the facility because Medicaid didn't pay. They also didn't give us a way out, it was either "Find $12,000 or were getting our legal department involved". We never had to deal with their legal department because my Grammy passed away three weeks later. They never called me to tell me when it happened. Her hospice nurse called me later that evening... (by the way, if your loved one has dementia, they probably will qualify for hospice, GET HOSPICE CARE IT'S THE BEST THING I EVER DID) This place is expensive, $5000/month minimum, but they're "Medicaid Licensed". This means the facility is licensed to be a place that the State funds, and ultimately means most residents here are probably low-income, and it shows. The over-arching corporation obviously does the bare minimum that the law requires so they can drain the state of Medicaid money. If I were to do it all over again, I would find a small, privately-owned Adult Family Home. Although this facility looks big and pretty, your loved-one probably needs more attentive care than they do an outdoor patio. You care more about looks than they do at this point in their lives. Private-Owned adult family homes are cheaper, and are required to have more staff per resident compared to a facility like this.
January 2025
Two stars probably because I try to see the positive sides of things... I don't want to take it out on the staff because memory care is a hard job, and I am betting these guys are underpaid. However, it really does feel like this place is understaffed. That's not their fault, it's their giant Corportation's fault. I want to say that the Registered Nurse at the facility while my Grammy was there, Katrina, was the sweetest and most helpful person on staff. I would call her out of her working hours and she would respond. She would call me with medical concerns once she heard them. But she was the only one that really gave me warm feelings. However, she is one RN for over 40 residents. I frequently heard from their corporate financial staffer who harassed me daily when my Grammy's Medicaid was still in process and they didn't get their monthly payment. This was the month before my Grammy passed because she fell in her room at their facility, had a broken back, wasn't given extra care when she couldn't get out of bed, crying in pain, and dropped her food on her floor when she tried to eat it in bed. The financial staffer sent us a letter threatening to kick her out of the facility because Medicaid didn't pay. They also didn't give us a way out, it was either "Find $12,000 or were getting our legal department involved". We never had to deal with their legal department because my Grammy passed away three weeks later. They never called me to tell me when it happened. Her hospice nurse called me later that evening... (by the way, if your loved one has dementia, they probably will qualify for hospice, GET HOSPICE CARE IT'S THE BEST THING I EVER DID) This place is expensive, $5000/month minimum, but they're "Medicaid Licensed". This means the facility is licensed to be a place that the State funds, and ultimately means most residents here are probably low-income, and it shows. The over-arching corporation obviously does the bare minimum that the law requires so they can drain the state of Medicaid money. If I were to do it all over again, I would find a small, privately-owned Adult Family Home. Although this facility looks big and pretty, your loved-one probably needs more attentive care than they do an outdoor patio. You care more about looks than they do at this point in their lives. Private-Owned adult family homes are cheaper, and are required to have more staff per resident compared to a facility like this.
October 2022
Very troubling experience during my grandmothers last days. They actively and consistently discouraged us from showing any emotion. Limited activities. The leadership/admin staff did not provide the environment that they portrayed. I’m the final days they limited access visits to comfort our grandmother to only when admin staff are available but are consistently under staffed. When we requested more time that are grandmother asked us to stay they were cold. They also had a rule that if you step outside to make a call during your visit (no cell phone coverage inside) that ends the visit. They have one phone shared with all the other residents to call your loved one and sometimes don’t answer, goes to voicemail, or don’t have enough staff to adequately get you connected to see how they are doing. It is not a place of peace and joy, but a place of waiting for your love one to die in a room alone. There are better options and we made the mistake of choosing this place. It is so sad.
November 2021
November 2021
September 2021
In 2020, I was fortunate to get a job here. I was grateful to be employed during such a hard time in history. As I began my my job at the arbor, I was faced with stress. The residents as a collective weren't happy being restricted, they could leave due to the virus out break,et alone see their loved ones. If their loved one did have the ability to see them, they would have to do it through a window. There was violence between certain residents, the most violent resident being transferred, a resident describing an attempted sexual assault, gossiping between coworkers etc. I once witness the evening work crew leave all of the residents untended just to go out side together, and smoke. The place was under staffed, leaving residents uncared for. Not to mention when I first arrived the place was not sanitary due to the lazy custodian. I had an issue that I brought to the then ED, and HR. They both attempted to take my legitamate issue, and make it seem like I was the problem. They didn't want to help me. Instead they gas lit me. They didn't want any heat on them. They wanted to protect themselves. Just like when there was an incident when a resident accidentally drank bleach because a door was left open at night by an employee. I was blamed for leaving that door open, and fired despite me not working at night. I worked from 11am-7pm. This place hurt me. The former ED Donna Baker hurt me. My mental health suffered. This place is horrible, and can't be saved. Also, they even brought a resident from another facility with a covid out break to the Arbor. Please, do not send your loved ones here.
April 2021
In January, my wife and had to make a tough decision regarding what facility to have my dad be admitted to since he has dementia and my mom could not continue assisting in their home due to both being 88 years old. This was a very difficult decision not only because we wanted the very best for my dad, we were not able to inspect any of the facilities since we live in Sydney Australia and our international borders have been closed since last March. My only sibling, my brother, had passed away the previous July so I had no other family to help. Fortunately, I spoke to Vicki Nelson, the marketing director who after a couple discussions assured me that the Arbor was the place for my dad since they specialize in patients with dementia. To date, we have never regretted our decision. Vicki has become a family member in such a short period of time checking up on my dad and visiting my mom and taking her on outings and meals. Vicki is a truly exceptional person who I am sure treats all residents with kindness and respect. I have spoken to many of the other staff members there and know that they share the same commitment to their residents as Vicki does which is truly exceptional. If anyone is considering a place for their loved ones, I cannot speak more highly of Arbor and their committed and devoted staff. Carl & Sus
April 2021
In January, my wife and had to make a tough decision regarding what facility to have my dad be admitted to since he has dementia and my mom could not continue assisting in their home due to both being 88 years old. This was a very difficult decision not only because we wanted the very best for my dad, we were not able to inspect any of the facilities since we live in Sydney Australia and our international borders have been closed since last March. My only sibling, my brother, had passed away the previous July so I had no other family to help. Fortunately, I spoke to Vicki Nelson, the marketing director who after a couple discussions assured me that the Arbor was the place for my dad since they specialize in patients with dementia. To date, we have never regretted our decision. Vicki has become a family member in such a short period of time checking up on my dad and visiting my mom and taking her on outings and meals. Vicki is a truly exceptional person who I am sure treats all residents with kindness and respect. I have spoken to many of the other staff members there and know that they share the same commitment to their residents as Vicki does which is truly exceptional. If anyone is considering a place for their loved ones, I cannot speak more highly of Arbor and their committed and devoted staff. Carl & Sus
July 2020
Though my wife was not there for a lengthy stay my daughter and I found this facility to be amazing. It is not only very well maintained but we found the staff to be absolutely wonderful, each and every one of them. The care feels like family is giving it. I have seen other facilities where the care is adequate but the Arbor far exceeds that. Special thanks to Donna for all of her care and patience helping us.
July 2020
Though my wife was not there for a lengthy stay my daughter and I found this facility to be amazing. It is not only very well maintained but we found the staff to be absolutely wonderful, each and every one of them. The care feels like family is giving it. I have seen other facilities where the care is adequate but the Arbor far exceeds that. Special thanks to Donna for all of her care and patience helping us.
January 2020
Understaff
January 2020
Understaff
December 2019
December 2019
September 2019
September 2019
September 2019
Great update to the building and wonderful staff.
September 2019
Great update to the building and wonderful staff.
August 2019
The building is immaculate! Just a spectacularly designed and decorated place to live - I wish I was moving in! The staff is SUPER friendly and attentive. You can tell they really care about the people they serve.
August 2019
The building is immaculate! Just a spectacularly designed and decorated place to live - I wish I was moving in! The staff is SUPER friendly and attentive. You can tell they really care about the people they serve.
May 2019
May 2019
December 2018
December 2018
October 2018
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May 2018
I feel so lucky that my mother lives at The Arbor. It is new and looks fabulous. Having eaten there several times, I can say the food is good with a well thought out menu. The building smells good and my mother enjoys the protected courtyard. But the really best bit is their staff. They have all been wonderful - professional, very caring and always willing to help and do that little bit extra. In addition, the enrichment activities are providing better socialising and mental stimulation then our last care experience.
May 2018
I feel so lucky that my mother lives at The Arbor. It is new and looks fabulous. Having eaten there several times, I can say the food is good with a well thought out menu. The building smells good and my mother enjoys the protected courtyard. But the really best bit is their staff. They have all been wonderful - professional, very caring and always willing to help and do that little bit extra. In addition, the enrichment activities are providing better socialising and mental stimulation then our last care experience.
May 2018
This is Kitsap county’s new memory care facility which opened in December. It is gorgeous and staffed superbly. It is private pay but the least expensive in the county. Gorgeous apartments, lovely garden area and lots of activities in light and airy comfortable settings. Huge tv screens. Good food. Etc etc
May 2018
This is Kitsap county’s new memory care facility which opened in December. It is gorgeous and staffed superbly. It is private pay but the least expensive in the county. Gorgeous apartments, lovely garden area and lots of activities in light and airy comfortable settings. Huge tv screens. Good food. Etc etc
April 2018
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March 2018
The Facility is NEW but those working staffs are all highly experienced. Lucky are the Residents here for they're receiving a highly satisfactory care enriched with TLC (Tender Love Care)
March 2018
The Facility is NEW but those working staffs are all highly experienced. Lucky are the Residents here for they're receiving a highly satisfactory care enriched with TLC (Tender Love Care)
March 2018
My mom moved into The Arbor when it opened in December 2017. She had a bad experience @ another local facility (AG), which has gone seriously downhill since my dad lived there for 22 months until June 2011. There is NO comparison to the quality of care she receives NOW, as well as living in a much better facility equipped with the latest technology for Memory Care residents. The budding staff level (as residents are continually moving in), seems to be adequate & increasing in appropriate numbers for sufficient coverage & care of residents. My mom is Very happy now & barely wants to leave for any weekends or time @ home. She has grown very comfortable with her care-givers & prefers Not to have to follow the rules @ home I guess...lol. That is perfectly fine as long as she is happy because that’s what it’s all about. The full-time nurse on duty during the week, Alida, is an Absolute PLEASURE to deal with, including very good follow-up & keeping me informed on everything - as requested. She is building an excellent team of Med techs that uphold her high standards on nights & weekends. The Director is a super smart young man named Brock, who has obviously impressed his employers as they have (thankfully), entrusted him with this HUGE project of opening a brand new dementia-care facility in an area where QUALITY services are Sadly lacking. Brock is visible and working amongst his staff. This gives family members peace of mind. Lastly, but not by any means leastly,’ the rates for these residential services are Way more in line with what people can actually manage without having to take out a 2nd mortgage. It can be a predatory industry of compassionate care, but I have not found this to be true @ The Arbor. If you’ve ever put a dearly loved one in Memory Care, you will know exactly what I mean. Muchos kudos to Brock & his team as they are a VERY welcomed addition to the Kitsap Peninsula...YAY !!
March 2018
My mom moved into The Arbor when it opened in December 2017. She had a bad experience @ another local facility (AG), which has gone seriously downhill since my dad lived there for 22 months until June 2011. There is NO comparison to the quality of care she receives NOW, as well as living in a much better facility equipped with the latest technology for Memory Care residents. The budding staff level (as residents are continually moving in), seems to be adequate & increasing in appropriate numbers for sufficient coverage & care of residents. My mom is Very happy now & barely wants to leave for any weekends or time @ home. She has grown very comfortable with her care-givers & prefers Not to have to follow the rules @ home I guess...lol. That is perfectly fine as long as she is happy because that’s what it’s all about. The full-time nurse on duty during the week, Alida, is an Absolute PLEASURE to deal with, including very good follow-up & keeping me informed on everything - as requested. She is building an excellent team of Med techs that uphold her high standards on nights & weekends. The Director is a super smart young man named Brock, who has obviously impressed his employers as they have (thankfully), entrusted him with this HUGE project of opening a brand new dementia-care facility in an area where QUALITY services are Sadly lacking. Brock is visible and working amongst his staff. This gives family members peace of mind. Lastly, but not by any means leastly,’ the rates for these residential services are Way more in line with what people can actually manage without having to take out a 2nd mortgage. It can be a predatory industry of compassionate care, but I have not found this to be true @ The Arbor. If you’ve ever put a dearly loved one in Memory Care, you will know exactly what I mean. Muchos kudos to Brock & his team as they are a VERY welcomed addition to the Kitsap Peninsula...YAY !!
January 2018
Nothing but praise for the entire staff. They have been attentive, helpful, and loving at every turn during this challenging time for our family. And the facilities are brand-spanking new and wonderful. Too cold now, but the interior courtyard should be a good place for Dad to get out in the fresh air when it gets a bit warmer. Dad is now referring to his room as "my apartment", a wonderful sign that he feels very much at home.
January 2018
Nothing but praise for the entire staff. They have been attentive, helpful, and loving at every turn during this challenging time for our family. And the facilities are brand-spanking new and wonderful. Too cold now, but the interior courtyard should be a good place for Dad to get out in the fresh air when it gets a bit warmer. Dad is now referring to his room as "my apartment", a wonderful sign that he feels very much at home.
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The Arbor at Bremerton Amenities and Services
Amenities
- Indoor Common Areas
- Activities Onsite
- Kosher
- Devotional Services Onsite
- Outdoor Common Areas
- Meals Provided
- Beautician Onsite
- Vegetarian
- Activities Offsite
Services
- Multiple services
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Living Types Available
Staff
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