The Lodge at Mallard's Landing sits on Wagner Way in Gig Harbor, Washington, and offers a full range of care for older adults with different needs, so you'll find independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, skilled nursing, and home care all in one place, and they've got Active Adult/55+ choices too, which means folks can move in when they're still pretty healthy and active and keep living there as their needs change, and the campus helps make that possible. The community has 136 licensed assisted living beds, and everything is run by Senior Services of America, who keeps staff trained for comfort and safety, and from what's listed, there are amenities and services you'd expect of senior living, like housekeeping, nutritious meals, activities onsite and offsite, devotional services, Wi-Fi, and life enrichment events so people can stay busy and social with others. The apartments come as studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom suites, all meant for comfort, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible, pet-friendly, and keeps no smoking inside.
They have extra help too, such as nurse-on-call, hospice services, transportation for errands or outings, beautician and barber services, and parking for residents. For people who have dementia or Alzheimer's, there's a dedicated Memory Care section with secure areas, personal care plans, therapies, and activities designed to help with memory and cognitive stimulation, while skilled nursing is available for those who need higher medical care or are in recovery from illness or surgery. Home care aides give non-medical help and companionship to seniors who still live at home in the community.
Compassion, attention to dignity, and individual needs come up a lot in how the place describes its care, with staff making personalized care plans and a 24-hour care team always around. Residents can bring their pets, join in group events, spend time in indoor and outdoor common areas, and rely on things being accessible if they have mobility concerns. Awards for Best of Senior Living and Most Friendly in Senior Living tell you some people have found the staff to be kind-hearted too. Medicaid occupancy is listed at just under six percent, so some beds do serve Medicaid residents, but not most. Meals are prepared onsite using quality ingredients, and the facility is set up so every resident can keep some independence while having help close by when it's needed, with various living options and progressive care all under one roof.
