New Hazen Senior Home

New Hazen Senior Home in Kirkland, Washington, is an Adult Family Home managed by New Hazen Senior Care, LLC, and has 6 licensed beds, making it a small and home-like place where the owner lives on-site to provide care, and they welcome both men and women, with private rooms that have their own bathrooms and showers, and a nice fenced backyard with blooming flowers and a gazebo for relaxing or safe walking. The staff includes a CNA or nurse and 24-hour caregivers who offer help with daily activities like bathing, grooming, medication management, and meals, and they're trained for dementia, mental health needs, stroke recovery, diabetes, Parkinson's, wound care, and feeding tube management, and they're also able to help people who need hospice care or who have developmental disabilities. New Hazen Senior Home supports residents with Alzheimer's and offers memory care, and they have a call button alarm system for doors to help prevent wandering, plus they accept people who need high-level or non-ambulatory care. They cook three home-style meals every day and provide snacks and refreshments, and they can make special meals if needed, like no sugar, vegan, organic, gluten-free, kosher, vegetarian, or low salt options, and they do room service if someone isn't up for eating with others, and there's anytime dining. The facility doesn't publish prices and only takes private pay, with a base price that can change depending on individual care needs, and families can request a call, text, or tour to get more information. There are indoor and outdoor areas to use, air conditioning, cable or TV in rooms, WiFi, and both pets and children are allowed in the home, but smoking and vaping aren't allowed anywhere on the property. Night staff are always available for extra help, and there's transportation to doctor's appointments when needed, plus the facility allows alcohol and medical marijuana or CBD with a doctor's order. Residents can stay at New Hazen Senior Home until end of life if that's what they want, and those looking for assisted living, board and care, memory care, independent living, skilled nursing, and respite care can find different levels of support here, since the community focuses on being a safe, supportive place for seniors while helping families navigate sometimes complicated care decisions, and the staff speak English and pay close attention to dignity and daily routines, aiming to keep everybody comfortable and engaged as much as possible.