Cascade Caregivers Adult Family Home sits at 2885 Elmont Ave in Enumclaw, WA, and cares for up to six residents in a small, home-like setting with private studio suites, lots of closets, and ADA-compliant baths, where people can bring their pets along and know there'll be help with things like bathing, getting dressed, and moving about, plus caring staff on hand day and night with an on-call nurse ready if something happens, and folks can opt in for massages or use emergency buttons in case they need quick help, and everyone gets homemade meals three times a day-snacks too-with the kitchen able to change things up for diets like those for high blood pressure or diabetes if you need that.
Residents can join in daily programs, fitness classes, board games, music therapy, pet therapy visits, movie nights, and outside relaxation, plus events for holidays and social nights, so there's a steady mix of quiet and lively moments, and the team offers transportation to errands, medical sessions, or religious services as needed, and a stylist can come by for haircuts while the laundry, maintenance, and cleaning get handled every week, which keeps things calm and tidy.
There's regular help from a physician, speech and occupational therapy visits, and a focus on medication support, so if someone's got dementia, Alzheimer's, developmental disabilities, or mental health needs, the care covers that, and the staff holds family meetings to keep folks in the loop, plus they're all about safety, love, and respect in every bit of what they do, with a hot tub, steam room, garden spaces, and a book room as part of the homelike feel, and while they don't take Medicare unless there's a special certification, their services are set up for private pay and non-Medicaid needs, and visiting runs from morning at 9:00 until 8:00 at night.
Operated under Washington's Department of Social Services with license 139300 and part of Cascade Health, the place offers support in both English and Spanish, focusing on helping adults and seniors with day-to-day tasks but still letting them have as much independence as possible, whether it's for assisted living, memory care, or just needing more help than home can provide, and with only six beds, each person's care gets a personal touch.
