Fort Vancouver Assisted Living

Fort Vancouver Assisted Living sits on a quiet property at 8422 NE 8th Way in Vancouver, close to PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center and The Vancouver Clinic, and has apartment options like studios, single rooms, two-bedroom apartments, and shared or private suites with cable TV, Wi-Fi, and kitchenettes, so folks can choose the set-up that works best for them, and prices go from $2,000 to $11,063 each month depending on care level and room type, with private nursing home rooms at $7,000 to $9,000, semi-private rooms at $6,000 to $8,000, and memory care studios at $5,000 to $7,000. The community handles assisted living, independent living, memory care, and nursing home services, and offers a range of help, including regular meals, cleaning, laundry, transportation, and staff available at all hours for things like bathing, dressing, medication, and getting around, plus a nurse on hand 24/7 for health and medication support. Folks have the chance to take part in activities like arts and crafts, social events, movie nights, shopping trips, classes, holiday celebrations, clubs, devotionals, and monthly community events meant to keep everyone social and involved, and the property has shared spaces like a courtyard, gardens, a game room, fitness center, dining room, library, outdoor patios, a beauty salon/barbershop, and space for family visits or quiet time. Residents with specialized needs, such as those with memory issues like vascular dementia, get individualized care plans, safety features like sprinkler systems and handicap-accessible spaces, plus mental wellness programs, diabetes care, wound care, and support from podiatry and occupational therapists, and they have dietary options for things like low-sodium or low-fat needs. The staff make an effort to be warm, attentive, and ready to help folks be as independent as possible, while keeping everyone secure and comfortable, and EmpRes by Evergreen Healthcare Group has run the place since 2023. It's always been focused on creating a homey atmosphere where people can feel safe and connected, enjoy meals with family, join in religious services, or spend time outside tending to summer gardens. The community supports people who want to recover or keep up their skills, and makes moving in a little simpler with coordination and emergency alert systems in every room. Fort Vancouver Assisted Living is located near downtown and shops, giving residents easy access to the parts of the city they like, and while there's recently been talk about possibly converting the building to a substance use treatment center with a 48-bed capacity-something that's up for a change-of-use permit hearing on August 20-right now it remains a place where seniors of different needs live, supported by a staff who try to bring together residents, families, and care providers under one roof.