Mountain Valley of Cascadia sits at 601 West Cameron Ave in Kellogg, Idaho, and you'll find they provide a lot of different care options for older adults and those needing support after an injury or illness. The place has 68 beds and offers both private and semi-private rooms, so you can have space for yourself or share with someone if that's more comfortable. Residents and patients get help with daily tasks, like dressing, personal hygiene, meals, laundry, housekeeping, and keeping track of their medicine, which can make life simpler if handling those things alone gets hard. The skilled nursing staff and therapy teams are there around the clock, giving focused care and keeping track of medical needs with the Medical Director and staff making assessments right by the bedside.
Mountain Valley runs a 20-bed sub-acute unit that focuses on patients coming out of the hospital who still need close medical attention after accidents or injuries. They also provide short-term rehabilitation, outpatient therapy, and run a "Keep Me Home" plan, where therapy and care support continue even after someone transitions back to their own place. The community has a personalized Activities Program, senior meal programs, and a varied range of activities, so people can stay active, keep busy, or just chat with others in the wide open day rooms. There's Alzheimer's Care for people with memory loss, including all stages of dementia, and special attention for people dealing with Huntington's disease, traumatic brain injuries, and those who are very medically fragile.
You'll find services for assisted living, independent living, memory care, and long-term nursing care, and families can use respite care or an adult day care program if they need a break or certain times of day covered. Residents with behavioral needs have a behavior program designed for them, and social services and psychosocial rehabilitation help support mental and social well-being. The staff tries to help each person keep as much independence and dignity as possible, always making custom treatment plans based on what the person actually needs and wants.
Mountain Valley offers senior living within a retirement community and has options for assisted living residences and 55+ communities. There's an option to take a tour before moving in, where folks can meet the staff and other residents, look around the space, and get a feel for the atmosphere, which is described as tranquil and rejuvenating, though I know everyone's experience will be a bit different. The team is led by Emilee Kulin as the main contact, and they stay connected to the wider world with Facebook and Instagram. Mountain Valley of Cascadia is a member of the Idaho Health Care Association, and they do have a code of conduct as well as a notice of privacy practices in place. Even though the facility offers many services and various amenities to support care, the exact details of each feature and amenity aren't always laid out for you, so asking questions on tour can be helpful. People seem to choose Mountain Valley of Cascadia for its skilled nursing, memory care, rehab, ongoing support, and its broad set of health and social programs, all in a setting that allows a person to get individualized assistance while remaining as independent as possible.
