Good Hope Home Care AFH

Good Hope Home Care AFH sits in a quiet residential neighborhood in Pullman, WA, run as an adult family home with 8 licensed beds, so you're looking at a smaller, more personal setting for long-term care where folks get to know each other and staff can really keep track of everyone's needs whether they need help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, or taking medicine on time, or something more involved like wound care, rehabilitation, and round-the-clock skilled nursing support, and the place makes room for adults who live with dementia or Alzheimer's, offering secure memory care with 24-hour support and memory activities, while also handling behavioral health and Parkinson's disease programs because people come in with all sorts of needs-the caregivers handle pretty much all the household work, do group meals, and offer activities, so no one has to worry about chores. You'll find both semi-private and private rooms, including spaces set aside for memory, mental health (MH), DDA (Developmental Disabilities Administration), and hospice, with bathroom setups that include shared baths, and there's care for those who are insulin-dependent plus equipment like Hoyer lifts for folks who need help getting up and about, and the house can accommodate different care options, like home health, skilled nursing, assisted living, and even hospice when that time comes, with the peace of mind that comes from having only a small group of residents and personal care plans tuned to whatever each person's health or comfort requires. Being an Adult Family Home or AFH means the environment looks and feels like a regular home more than a big facility, and the staff here is friendly to LGBT+ people, too, so everyone's welcome. Base prices here change depending on what a person needs, and there's always an option to ask for an in-person tour or get a call or text from the provider, so families can see if it's a good fit, and right now, there's a vacancy ready for a new resident. Good Hope Home Care AFH doesn't take Medicare unless certified by CMS, so that's something to keep in mind, but it's set up to offer daily care, safety, meals, medication help, and activities for seniors and adults who need extra support, with the main goal of providing comfort and peace of mind in a real home.