Chartley House

Chartley House sits in Auburn, Washington, as a senior living community with 64 licensed beds for assisted living, memory care, hospice, and respite care, all in a calm, home-like setting, so you'll notice shared quarters, small studios with practical layouts, and one-bedroom spots, where each unit can include private baths, kitchenettes, cable TV, phones, and air conditioning, plus Wi-Fi for those who want it, and the rooms come furnished to make things easier. The place offers everyday help with feeding by spoon, support with toileting, dressing, bathing, hygiene, and walking, along with care for those with diabetes, incontinence, or need for two-person transfers. There's a licensed registered nurse (RN) and licensed practical nurse (LPN) available, scheduled 12-16 hour nursing each day, and 24-hour supervision, so seniors can get medication monitoring, custom care plans, regular health checks, memory care, and case management tailored to individual needs. Folks staying at Chartley House get three homemade meals a day, with staff helping with dining if needed, and the kitchen handles special diets-like for high blood pressure or diabetes-while meal service works with all-day dining and restaurant-style options. The community's got a fitness center and wellness room, workout and music programs, game room, reading room, cafe, arts and crafts, and a private dining section for guests or special events. Movie nights, game sessions, music therapy, pet therapy, tabletop games, and arts or outdoor programs keep things moving, with planned events, movie entertainment, and social night events rounding out the daily schedule. There's a barber and beauty shop, jacuzzi, sauna, laundry and dry cleaning, and a concierge who can coordinate move-ins or extra help when needed. Chartley House includes transportation for outings, errands, and trips to the doctor, plus onsite parking and emergency alert systems for extra safety, and the grounds have walking paths, gardens, outdoor seating, and common spaces where folks can relax or join faith services. Housekeeping, family support services, and help with activities of daily living are all included, with staff there to support those who want to keep some independence but need a hand now and then. Licensed and watched over by state agencies, Chartley House doesn't take Medicaid or Medicare unless specifically certified, but as a large assisted living community, it fits residents who like being social and active while still having peace of mind, with care features and service terms unique to the Chartley House way, offering a mix of adult foster care, non-ambulatory care options, and help with whatever personal care might be required.