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Memory care, a critical component of senior living communities, is a top priority in today’s aging population for families seeking quality support for their loved ones.

Senior residents at Cristwood in Shoreline and Crista Shores in Silverdale live in our Christian senior living community because it provides exceptional care and spiritual enrichment.

For many women, being a grandma is a second chance to do everything we wished we had done as mothers.

Cristwood and Crista Shores, residents in respite care, live in their private unit and have access to all the services and amenities as our long-term residents.

One of the best ways to make the most out of Life Plan Communities or Senior Living Communities is to take part in group activities. New residents at CRISTA Senior Living find many events, classes, and social gatherings to enjoy.

As you enter the retirement years of life and are ready to let go of the responsibilities of a house and yard, there are many options to consider when looking at senior living communities. Depending on your needs, you can move into an independent living situation, assisted living, memory care, full-time nursing care, or respite. Here is an overview of each type of living situation for you to consider.

Seniors in Independent Living apartments at Cristwood enjoy a community with many local attractions. The 56-acre CRISTA Ministries campus that Cristwood residents call home is conveniently located in Shoreline, WA, just north of Seattle. It’s close to beaches, parks, shopping, restaurants, and theater. Residents find many activities and events on campus and local attractions in the community to fill their days and evenings.

At Cristwood in Shoreline and Crista Shores in Silverdale, seniors enjoy a life with purpose and engagement. Far from being sedentary, they are on the go, pursuing interests and worthwhile activities, and engaging with people of all generations. Let's explore some of the benefits living at CRISTA Senior Living provides.

Moving into a Senior Living Community is a big decision and involves a life-changing transition. Many seniors fear it signals the beginning of the end for them. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Moving into a senior living community can actually be the beginning of a whole new adventure.