Assisted Living Communities in Wasilla, AK

"Great facility. Clean, upbeat. Many activities for residents. Food is great. Friendly and caring staff. "

Anchorage, AK, is the most populous city in the state, located along the Pacific Ocean at its southern border. Although Alaska is known for remote wilderness and extreme climate conditions, Anchorage itself is fairly cosmopolitan, with industries that vary among aviation, fishing and the military. Residents of Anchorage may choose to spend time at sea, on whale-watching tours or partaking in shopping and dining in the city center. Mount Zion is a small eldercare home located in a residential neighborhood just outside downtown Anchorage. Professional caregivers are available day and night to aid residents with mobility, personal grooming and medication management. Both assisted living and memory care treatment are available at Mount Zion, allowing seniors to remain in the home even as their needs change. Meals are freshly made each day and served communally with vegetarian and kosher options available. Private living quarters are equipped to accommodate those with disabilities, including grab bars in the bathroom and wheelchair accessibility. Planned activities and group outings off-site are regularly scheduled, and transportation for shopping or errands is provided by appointment. Devotional services are offered on-site. The community is furnished with common areas designed to be both inviting and easy for residents to navigate.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alaska Department of Health Health Facilities Licensing and Certification

To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alaska Department of Health Health Facilities Licensing and Certification

To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alaska Department of Health Health Facilities Licensing and Certification

Precious Care Assisted Living Facility is located in Anchorage, AK. The facility is right across the road from Chugach Foothills Park, where seniors can enjoy going for regular strolls. There are many more parks and nature preserves in the neighborhood, and the community is also close to churches, shops, restaurants and Alaska Pacific University. Precious Care Assisted Living Facility cares for residents age 55 and older who need help with their daily routine. It employs an experienced team of caregivers who are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The staff handles residents' needs such as housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping and meal preparation. The team also offers medical care services, including medication management, administering injections and monitoring residents' health. Licensed nurses are available, and residents can benefit from on-site therapy services. Other services include colostomy, catheter, memory and psychiatric care. The community's long list of amenities includes nutritious meals served throughout the day, with menus inclusive of special diets such as low sodium meals, Kosher fare and vegetarian food. The management arranges a full schedule of on-site activities to keep residents engaged and physically fit, including arts, board games, music entertainment and fun game competitions.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alaska Department of Health Health Facilities Licensing and Certification

To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Alaska Department of Health Health Facilities Licensing and Certification

"My mom is in Anchorage Pioneer Home. They've been very welcoming, and they call me with updates. It's an older building, so the rooms are kinda plain. The staff always greets us, talks to us, and answers any questions. They were going through a remodel when I sat with my mom during lunch. They don't do a lot of activities. They had a plan for Mother's Day, but it got canceled because they had a COVID outbreak. They had a chapel and a salon. They had a little shop there, too."