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Care and services

All care is given inside the home by caregivers a registered nurse trains and checks, for one monthly rate.

Dementia and Memory Care

Both homes hold the DSHS dementia specialty designation. Caregivers are trained to support people living with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of memory loss in a calm, familiar setting.

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Mental Health Support

Both homes hold the DSHS mental health specialty designation and the Bonney Lake home contracts for Specialized Behavior Support, so adults living with a mental health diagnosis receive steady, respectful care.

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Personal Care and Daily Living

Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, toileting, meals, and mobility, from a reminder to full assistance, delivered by caregivers who know each resident well.

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Medication Management and Nurse Delegation

Medication reminders through full administration, including insulin injections and blood sugar monitoring, with nursing tasks delegated by a registered nurse under Washington law.

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Hospice and End-of-Life Support

Residents can remain at home through the end of life. We coordinate with hospice agencies and provide the daily comfort care, repositioning, and presence that families cannot always manage alone.

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Respite and Post-Hospital Recovery

Short-term stays when a family caregiver needs a break, or when someone leaving the hospital needs a supported place to recover before returning home.

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How care is planned

  1. 1

    A nurse assessment before move-in

    Mary meets you, reviews your medications and health history, and talks with your family about routines and worries.

  2. 2

    A written care plan

    The assessment becomes a care plan that lists exactly what help you get, when, and from whom. Your family receives a copy.

  3. 3

    Caregivers trained to the plan

    Every caregiver is a certified home care aide with the dementia and mental health training Washington requires. Nursing tasks are ones a registered nurse trains and checks our caregivers to do.

  4. 4

    Regular review

    We review the plan when your needs change and at least once a year, and we call your family when something is different.

Ask us about a specific need

Every resident is different. Describe what you or your loved one needs and we will tell you plainly whether we can provide it well.

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