Memory Care Communities in Enumclaw, WA

The home is owned and operated by an RN. When not at home, the RN is available via phone for consultation. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options

"My dad is taken care at Fieldstone at a very high level. Staff is helpful and quick to respond to questions or concerns. The activities are engaging and the rooms are kept clean and organized. My dad is made to feel important and cared for by all."

Last March 2022, Vistra Care AFH2 finally came into the picture and is now helping us welcome new occupants. With our team of caregivers and nursing professionals, we promise to provide people over 50 with a shelter that emphasizes their safety, amusement, and overall well-being. We also warmly welcome people diagnosed with Dementia, Alzheimers, or other mental illnesses. Well help you find a family in the presence of our team and your other housemates. Sharing a home with other people doesnt equate to losing your individuality. At Vistra Care AFH2 we listen to your specific needs and requests and attend to them to the best of our abilities. Together with our professional care team, youll experience contentment and exuberance in your stay at our humble adult family home. While you reside with us, we carry the responsibility of rendering support and supervision while upholding your dignity, independence, and privacy. Allow us to provide you with a better outlook in life by providing you services that involve 24/7 Nursing care, personal care recreational activities.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options

"My mother is in Aegis Living in Kent. She's in their memory care unit, and they've been fabulous. The staff is wonderful; they're loving and caring. We had to move her in during COVID, and they sent us pictures and newsletters. They try to send us newsletters every day with pictures to tell us what's happening and what they're doing. They also do a lot of art. They have an outdoor area that they decorated to make it nice and cozy, and we can visit our loved ones there. They communicate well, and it's great. I'm able to check the menu, and my mom thinks the food is fabulous. We're not able to go in there and eat meals with them at this point. I virtually toured the facility, and it has a really decent layout. They have four neighborhoods -- that's what they call them -- and they're just really nice. The room that my mom shared with another person is really nice, and all of her things are there. They're very accommodating and helpful. I was not able to go inside the building, just inside the office. They have beautiful grounds, and they have a nice backyard with a mini-golf putting green. The office was attached to the building that's only memory care, and all their doors to the community are locked. As for the amenities, they have a hair salon. They just recently were able to go for a ride. They are taking the residents a few at a time on a ride on their bus to different places. They have large areas where they do exercise, play, and do some things. They do activities all the time, but I was not able to be there and see it myself. I've seen pictures and I've heard about it because of the newsletters. The only interaction I have is with the office staff when I go to the front door and talk to them, or when I go in the back gate to visit my mom in the outdoor area where there are no residents out. I get texts and pictures of what they're doing, and I'm able to talk to her whenever I want, or she can call me. I just know that for the cost -- for that type of care facility -- I feel comfortable with it. I feel fortunate that we can have her in a decent place and she's able to afford it. I'm happy with what I'm seeing virtually and through phone conversations, chatting with the people who met me at the gate, and also with my mom. The most important things are she's being taken care of and being treated with respect, and I feel like she's getting all of that there. The outdoor area is a constructed, tent-like situation that has a plexiglass screen built into it. It has little fireplaces on either side for heating, and it's really quite nice. They've made it as nice as possible in this kind of time. It's strictly memory care; there is no assisted living. All the staff there are trained to deal with memory care people, even the kitchen staff. It is awesome."

"We toured Bonaventure of Puyallup. It's a newer community. I like the design, the flow of it, and the fact that it is new. When we toured, they were doing different kinds of arts and crafts. They showed us the movie room where they do the movies twice a day. They've got a little bowling alley and then a cardroom. They also talked about some of the field trips to take the seniors on. I met with their new executive director and she was very nice."

"The rooms are great, they are great size perfect for my loved one. I toured today and I will probably be picking this community for my loved one. I love the feel of the building, all staff were friendly and happy. That means a lot to me."

"My husband moved to GenCare Federal Way. It had a nice feeling, and the staff was very nice. The layouts are very nice. Everyone looked happy. It was just a nice place. It's very well maintained. There's a dining area and another meeting area where there's a TV. They have exercises, different games, and different things that they do. My husband's a Filipino, so there's a lot of Filipino staff, and that was kind of fun. This facility is comfortable, homey, and pleasant, so that's why we picked it. They have an eating place there, but when I'm visiting, I can take him to the other eating area where the other residents can eat. The one thing that might improve is that there are so many women and not many men. It's a much better value we're getting."

"We visited Silver Creek by Bonaventure in Puyallup, and I think the woman who took us around was a really good ambassador for this place. She was energetic, had a lot of good information, and had a good sense of humor. She did a very good job. She's been with the company for seven years. We visited their independent living because there were no assisted living places open for us to tour. They're in one wing of the same building. I thought the upkeep was excellent. The rooms were a good size for such a facility, so I was impressed with that. They have two dining areas, and they seat at different times. For instance, at lunch, they seat around 11:45 and then at a later time so that the residents can go either earlier or later. They have two areas, and they're roomy. It's nice and open, and the whole place, including the dining room, has a lot of natural light, which I like. They have a gym, a library, and lounge areas. It had been recently upgraded and remodeled, so it was very nice. It's someplace we would consider living."

"My brother moved to Brookdale Puyallup South. We had to move him from a previous place we had because of his aggressive behavior, and this place is very qualified to help with that situation. He's got Lewy body dementia so he can have aggressive behavior and they're very well trained to handle that. They're very good. They care for him very well. The community layout is very good. The rooms are very good. They are very clean."

Evolving Adult Home Care is your trusted partner in elder and specialized adult care in Federal Way. With dedicated, skilled staff and a commitment to exceptional care, we provide families with peace of mind, knowing their loved ones are in capable, compassionate hands. Located in Federal Way, Washington, Evolving Adult Home Care is a compassionate and professional adult family home dedicated to providing high-quality, personalized care in a warm, family-like environment. Our beautiful, comfortable facility is thoughtfully designed to meet the unique needs of each resident, with particular focus on bed-ridden individuals and other categories who require attentive, around-the-clock support. Open to both male and female residents, we strive to create a safe and welcoming space that feels like home. Our experienced team includes a Resident Manager who is a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) and a skilled Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), both highly trained and passionate about elderly and special-needs care. Evolving Adult Home Care prioritizes individualized, holistic care plans tailored to each resident's physical, emotional, and social needs, respecting their dignity and independence. Our facility is modern and spacious, equipped with essential amenities to ensure the utmost comfort and convenience. As our resident numbers grow, we are committed to expanding our staff to maintain our high standards of personal care without compromising individual attention. We offer 24/7 support with daily activities, regular health monitoring, nutritious meals that cater to dietary preferences, and engaging social activities to foster well-being and community. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options

"I toured Brookdale Foundation House. I liked the fact that they included meals and transportation in the service. My concern is there isn't enough space. I'm trying to downsize from a house to a one- or two-bedroom apartment, and it's not enough space for me. The rooms seem to be very nice. They were roomy and didn't have a whole lot of stuff. They're great. They have little kitchenettes off of the rooms. I didn't see a lot of the staff. I can see them at a distance. They seemed to be interacting well with the clients, seeing what they wanted to eat in the dining room, and things like that. So they seem to be very helpful. The dining room was a pleasant room for people to interact and socialize. The community is near shopping areas. It looks like it's pretty well laid out. What I didn't like was that the available rooms were so far from the dining area. I'd probably end up using my electric wheelchair to get from point A to point B depending on where I got a room in there. But as far as the layout, it's convenient, and it's close to shopping and other amenities. I also looked at the menu and the choices looked like they were good choices with variety."

"We went to Village Concepts of Fairwood. It was very nice. Beautiful grounds. Beautiful building. They have lots of staff and friendly people. The apartments were very nice and very beautiful. The staff who helped me with the tour was great. She was very nice and very helpful. She answered questions and pointed everything out for us. The dining area was very nice. They had lots of options, and they had a couple of different places to eat. They had lots of activities, a game room, an art room, a beauty salon that was nice and a library."

"I toured Spring Ridge Assisted Living and Memory Care. It was a very clean facility and it was nice. It was very well managed. The residents seem to be very well cared for. The staff was very attentive. They had a library. They had a recreational room and an exercise room. It was a split place where one side is assisted living and one side is memory care. I spoke with a very personable receptionist and the person who gave us the tour, I spoke with them and asked them about some of the things, like if they had physical therapy there and if they had pools, but they didn't. That's not common, I guess I thought it would be. I didn't sample a meal but noticed that the meals were changed a lot. It's not a lot of repetitive food. I did get to talk to one of the ladies in the kitchen and she said they try to mix up the menu quite frequently just to give people a different type of food to eat."

Twin Lake Adult Family Home is right by Twin Lakes Golf Course, and is conveniently close to shopping, restaurants and medical care. We offer the perfect combination of services and amenities that blend the care seniors need with the convenience they value and the independence they cherish. Residents and their families especially enjoy the tranquility and privacy of our backyard which overlooks Golf course. Activities are an integral part of life at Twin Lake AFH. Residents enjoy group activities and special interest groups to rejuvenate body, mind, and spirit. Other amenities include housekeeping and linen service, scheduled to activities and appointments, and general maintenance and repairs to rooms. Three delicious home-prepared meals are served every day in our gracious dining room. Daily care is provided by a team of dedicated caregivers who offer all the personalized care and support residents need. Additionally, we have Home doctors and a team of licensed nurses to provide both consultation and nursing services. Each resident is provided with a customized Service Care Plan and are only charged for the services they need and utilize.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Washington State Department of Social and Health Services Long-Term Care Residential Options