Anchored Abode Assisted Living sits over in Anchorage, Alaska, and offers care for both seniors and people with I.D.D. or A.L.I., with a total capacity for around five residents. The home covers about 2200 square feet, and has private and shared options, from studio suites to single bedrooms, all furnished and set up for comfort. Folks can expect help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, transfers, medication management, and even special care like spoon feeding, incontinence support, or Parkinson's care when someone needs it. There's memory care choices too, and every person gets a care plan just for them. Staff members go through background checks, driving record reviews, and skills testing before working with anyone, and the community does its best to match people with reliable caregivers. Resident safety's a clear focus, with things like emergency alert systems, secure grounds, and 24-hour supervision.
Meals come from a chef, and can fit special diets for diabetes or food allergies; there's also pureed options and snacks available all day long, and the dining room stays open for flexible meal times. Residents get laundry and housekeeping services, dry cleaning, and help with moving in and getting settled. Transportation's available both for errands and doctor appointments, and there's parking for those who need it. Folks can bring pets, and there are community gardens, a courtyard, walking trails, and plenty of outdoor spaces to enjoy. The library's stocked with large print books, and there's cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and phones in the units so keeping in touch is easy.
Activities fill the daily schedule, so residents can pick from things like dance classes, arts and crafts, cooking classes, fitness sessions, computer learning, and social events-sometimes even parties for special occasions or movie nights. Concierge services are offered, and resource referrals help connect residents with more help in Anchorage if they need it. Security is a theme everywhere, from secured apartments to regular housekeeping and emergency alerts. The home keeps a calm, home-like feel, and focuses on simple comforts and routines that help everyone feel safe and supported. Anchored Abode Assisted Living operates under Alaska license number 100936 and helps with daily life, health, and staying connected for a small community of residents, both men and women.
