Cascade Heights sits on 15 acres with gardens, courtyards, walking paths, and charming green apartment buildings, and it's got lots of outdoor places for relaxing or strolling, including a heated pool with accessible entry and comfortable seating around it, so you really notice how cared for the grounds feel with all the red brick walkways and flowers in bloom. Residents choose between one- and two-bedroom apartments with patios or balconies, carports, and floor plans like Islander and Villager, and some folks seem to enjoy having the option of sitting outside on a porch with neighbors or just taking in the view. The dining is restaurant-style with chef-prepared meals and flexible meal times, and the staff make sure special diets, from low-sodium to gluten-free, are covered, with room service and guest meals available if someone wants to eat in their apartment.
For those who like social time or hobbies, there are a lot of different activities, so whether it's something like billiards in the lounge, gathering in a fireside living room with cozy chairs and patterned ottomans, arts and crafts in the studio, or enjoying music on the piano, everyone finds a spot, and the sunlight coming in through big windows makes the common areas warm and inviting-especially for reading in the library or relaxing in the TV lounge. The on-site beauty salon and barber shop stay busy, and there's a fitness center for those who want to keep active, plus a computer room with Wi-Fi where folks check email or connect with loved ones, because the community offers good tech access, even if not every device works with it.
Cascade Heights offers independent living that feels maintenance-free, and there's plenty of help like weekly housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and complimentary scheduled transportation for shopping, appointments, or outings, and there's parking for those still driving. Assisted living, extended congregate care, and memory care offer more personal care-things like medication help, bathing, dressing, or extra staff attention-with a person-centered approach so support matches each resident's needs but encourages as much independence as possible, and skilled nursing plus rehabilitation services are available on-site for those who need them. The staff-especially the lifestyle and hospitality team-take time to get to know what each person enjoys, from pet-friendly policies and guest suites for family visits to arranging devotional services, group trips, or simple friendships at mealtimes, and the emergency response system and 24-hour staff give peace of mind.
The community brings in a lot of extras, such as housekeeping, postal and concierge services, a general store, gardens with a greenhouse, a garden therapy room, business center, and plenty of places to sit and chat, inside and outside, with natural light and comfortable furniture. Families appreciate the variety of care, whether someone is active and independent, needs a little help, or wants support for memory challenges, all under one roof. Cascade Heights is managed by Eagle Senior Living, a nonprofit, so the community puts resources back into resident services to keep things going strong for today's residents and those who'll come later.
