For three generations, we have served seniors. It's more than our family tradition, it's what we do best.
Our company’s legacy is filled with integrity and inspires a high level of quality in the work that we do. The solid reputation of the Brown family in the long-term care industry has always been a huge part of our success.
The Brown Family Legacy
A foundation rooted in senior care.
The Brown family pioneered the long-term care movement in the northwest in 1975 when Bill Brown launched Centennial Villas, a skilled nursing facility that transitioned into assisted living operations under the name of Village Concepts. Over the generations, the Browns have continued to focus on the development, operations, and management of independent, assisted living, and memory care communities in the Pacific Northwest.
Today, Bill's grandson, Stuart Brown, proudly carries on his grandfather's legacy as the CEO of Village Concepts. He works from the very desk where Bill began this journey, surrounded by artifacts like Bill's pen, desk pad, and news articles dated from those early days, that celebrate Bill's enduring impact on our community.
“We can all make a difference in the lives of others because it is the most simple of gestures that make the most significant of differences.”
Our Purpose
Creating communities, nurturing people
The guiding principles that inspired Bill Brown remain in the heart of the family business and it extends throughout the culture of Village Concepts. Our story began in Washington State and we continue to serve seniors and their families in the greater Tacoma and Seattle area. As we've grown, our focus has always been on expanding our services to better meet the needs of our local communities. We believe that nurturing relationships and staying connected to our neighbors is what sets us apart.
We are honored to be a part of our residents lives in significant ways. Village Concepts goes beyond providing practical care and support; we create a village that truly feels like family.
Stories From Our Communities
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Spiritwood Visits the Salmon Hatchery
In honor of the annual salmon run, our residents at Spiritwood at Pine Lake got to visit a well-known Issaquah landmark, the salmon hatchery! Here they enjoyed a nice fall day...
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Bee Adventures at Mill Ridge Village with our CEO
We had such a sweet and inspiring day at Mill Ridge Village this past month! Our amazing CEO, Stuart Brown, stopped by to share one of his passions with us: beekeeping! Stuar...
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Día De Los Muertos at High Point Village
High Point Assisted Living came alive with color, music, and meaning as residents and staff gathered to celebrate Día De Los Muertos, the Mexican “Day of the Dead.” The celebr...
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