Assisted Living Communities in Moses Lake, WA

"My dad moved into Summer Wood Alzheimer's Special Care Center. I like the friendly staff. The facility is very comfortable and very cozy. It's very welcoming and has a very home-like feel. They serve three meals a day, and the food looks good. The building itself is beautiful, and it's well-maintained. There's a calendar, and something is going on every day. For what we're paying for my dad, he's getting wonderful care at a wonderful facility, and I feel it's a good value."

"I had a great tour at Brookdale Hearthstone Moses Lake. Everybody was super helpful and answered all my questions. I met three different people and I was quite happy to go there. It was super clean and the room was huge. They offer a lot of amenities. They have a beauty parlor, a worship area, dining areas, a library-type living room area, and outside seating like patios. They also offer a lot of different activities and entertainment that come in."

"Took a tour of the facility and it was extremely warm and inviting from the second I entered. All of the residence living there were extremely happy and there seem to be lots going on which I value. Apartments are perfect size, clean, meet and ready to move in. I was told you are able to have pets there!! This is also a huge bonus. Definitely considering when it’s time!! "

"My mother has moved into Avamere Moses Lake. They've been great to work with and very helpful in organizing things to get my mom there. The place is beautiful, immaculate, and clean. We had our first meal there and the food was awesome. I've had a lot of good feedback from other people not just ones that live there, but others in the community. My mom seemed happy with the place, and how friendly everybody was there and making her feel welcome. She's in a studio apartment and it has a nice big bathroom and a nice, big window for her to look out. It fits her needs perfectly. She has to use a wheelchair part of the time and a walker. Her shower is wheelchair accessible that way. They have the emergency pull things in the bathroom and the living room by where you put your bed. They also give you a pendant to wear for help within the building itself. They have a lady who comes and does exercise with a group of people. In the rooms, they have a microwave and a nice-sized fridge. They don't let them do any cooking in their own rooms other than microwaves. They have a beautiful cafeteria area. They have a little seating area where you can have a Bible study or get-together. They schedule activities every day. They have a big calendar that they put up for different things for the residents to do. They incorporate things for them. After looking at other places, I was impressed with them. The staff has all been great The food was good and had nice-sized portions. I felt like I had cooked it myself. Everything is made for wheelchairs or walkers and there's nothing like skinny narrow to get around. It's decorated nicely. They have an elevator which the other place where my mom lived did not. They have stairs or elevators, so people who can get around well can do that too."

"The staff at Garden Oasis appear to be friendly and helpful. When you first walk up to the door, there is a beautiful fountain and a garden of roses. When you walk in, there is a staff member behind a large wooden counter that greets you. It has the feeling of lobby of a nice hotel, with comfortable sofas, chairs, and a large stone fireplace. Upon walking through the halls, I noticed that each room had the name of picture of the resident that lived there. But when I really appreciated was that in front of each room was decor that represented the resident, either homemade crafts, gifts, etc. It makes each room individual and very unlike a hospital setting. The rooms inside are actually a lot smaller than some other assisted living facilities I've seen advertised. They are not apartments, they are rooms with their own bathroom. However, the nice amenities that are provided outside the rooms, such as a little quiet library nook, dining room, fireplace, and lobby, make up for the size of the small private rooms. The fact that Garden Oasis is attached to a regular medical hospital is a very big plus! "

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