Brighton Court Assisted Living

Sapphire at Brighton Court sits in Spokane Valley, Washington, and is part of Sapphire Health Services, which has over 25 years of experience with senior care and housing, and the whole place focuses on respect, dignity, and a feeling of belonging for everyone who lives or works there, and they really do keep things comfortable by offering 49 private apartments, each being a self-contained unit with private bathrooms, including 36 assisted living apartments and a secure memory care wing with 13 apartments for those with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia. The staff provides help with daily tasks like dressing, bathing, and medication, and a full-time nurse is always on call, with 24-hour certified staff on-site, and there's even a monthly foot care clinic plus a whirlpool spa tub, so residents get the regular support and amenities they need. The facility is fully licensed for 55 beds and includes amenities such as air conditioning, internet, cable, a solarium with an aviary, library, garden, patios, a large-screen TV with Wii gaming in the lounge, and there's also a beauty and barber shop on-site, making it easy for residents to take care of daily needs and enjoy their hobbies. Dining is a priority-they serve three meals a day prepared by chefs and meal planners, using fresh ingredients, and they can accommodate special diets like diabetic care, so residents get balanced nutrition, and everyone eats together in the community dining room, which helps with social connections. Every day brings new activities meant to help people stay engaged with one another, and there are programs for physical fitness, social events, day trips, and memory activities tailored for those who need them, with scheduled transportation available for outings and appointments. Housekeeping and laundry get taken care of, so people can focus on what matters most to them-whether that's enjoying the garden, using the library, or just relaxing in their own private space. The whole idea is to help residents stay as independent as possible, adjusting the level of help if someone's needs change, and they take Medicaid for those who need it, which helps make things easier for some families. Executive Director Bethany King leads the team, and the approach at Sapphire at Brighton Court is to always promote the highest quality of life for everyone in the community, whether that means providing daily support, offering dementia care, organizing wellness programs, or simply designing the place to feel as much like home as possible.