Cascade Valley Senior Living sits in the rolling hills and forested areas of north Puget Sound, offering a peaceful setting and a look that reminds one of a cozy seaside lodge with pretty windows and nice landscaping, and you'll see this place is all about comfort without the fuss. The community offers different living options including independent living for those who want a social life without house chores, assisted living for folks who need help with things like bathing, dressing, or taking medicine, and memory care designed to support people with Alzheimer's or dementia in a safe setting that helps lessen confusion and wandering. The staff here are friendly, well-trained, and always nearby to help with daily needs and activities, and the facility has 80 licensed beds with a Medicaid occupancy rate of 23.06%, all managed by Milestone Management with Heidi Hutton as the executive director.
People living in Cascade Valley Senior Living can join in yoga, art classes, tai chi, and a regular schedule of social, educational, or fun activities, all to help everyone stay active and keep minds sharp, and for those who like the outdoors there are walking paths, a garden, and a courtyard where you can spend time with neighbors or family. Amenities include pet-friendly apartments, Wi-Fi, high-speed internet, and both indoor and outdoor common areas where residents gather or relax, plus there's parking for residents who still drive and access to public bus lines right nearby. The dining program provides chef-prepared meals with nutritious ingredients, including vegetarian choices, and you'll find a beautician onsite for those who want a haircut and both onsite and offsite devotional services for spiritual needs.
Cascade Valley Senior Living offers specialized memory care services for people with Alzheimer's or other dementia, using personal care plans and activities meant for cognitive support, and the staff work hard to treat each person with dignity and understanding. There's also health care support like wheelchair-accessible showers, respite care when families need a break, hospice care, and aging in place options, so residents can get more support as their needs change without leaving the community they've made their home. Residents can use complimentary transportation and go on community outings, keeping them connected to what's happening outside, and when people prefer to stay in, there's always something on the calendar, whether it's a game, music, or simply enjoying a good meal with friends. Cascade Valley Senior Living has won awards for its care, activities, and friendly staff, and community tours let newcomers see daily life, meet staff, and check out living spaces before making any decisions.
The place puts effort into creating a safe and supportive atmosphere, always focusing on independence and dignity, making sure anyone who calls it home can enjoy as full and engaging a life as possible, whether they need a little help or more specialized care.
