Chandler House Unit D

Chandler House Unit D sits in a quiet, residential spot and offers care to a small group of seniors, where the main focus is just to keep daily life safe, clean, and supported for each person, because sometimes that's what matters most; the unit is part of a bigger continuing care retirement community, offering assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living, so there's a good bit of flexibility if health needs ever change. There are nine assisted living units, and rooms are either single-bedroom or semi-private, fully furnished, with emergency alert systems and wheelchairs easy to use throughout the property, where you'll also find Wi-Fi, a garden, quiet walking paths, a reading room, and a few other helpful spots like a barber or salon, fitness center, and spaces for movie nights, art, or music. Caring staff watch over the residents all day and night-registered nurses are there much of the day and night, too-and they help with everything from bathing, dressing, moving from bed to chair, to managing medicines and keeping up with the laundry, with meal service for three home-cooked meals a day, each one suited for any diet needs, whether it's allergies, diabetes, or high blood pressure. The unit supports residents who have mild memory troubles or more serious dementia; there's an option for a secured memory wing, plus waivers for dementia and hospice care, and even home health service and physical therapy when needed. Community life sticks to a schedule, with daily activities, group outings, fitness and wellness programs, board games, pet therapy, spiritual services, and, every now and then, entertainment or little parties; they also set up rides for doctor visits, errands, or religious services, and the staff coordinates with outside health care providers to help keep everyone healthy. The facility is licensed under Washington's Department of Social Services and is set up for up to nine residents, and the charting and record-keeping are careful and organized, just making sure everything's looked after and tracked. It's a simple, steady place to live, where the work of care is ongoing and personal, and where there's always someone nearby no matter what time of day or night.