Magnolia Gardens Senior Care Home sits in the tree-lined Burton Evergreen neighborhood of Vancouver, Washington, pretty close to parks, shops, and local services, and the facility has only six licensed beds, so it stays calm and easier for people to know one another, and you see, it's an Adult Family Home that serves Clark County with assisted living, memory care, nursing care, independent living, and hospice services, with staff who care for seniors needing help with day-to-day activities, from bathing, eating, and dressing, to medication management, wound care, and fall prevention, and the home is built for accessibility, with wheelchair and walker access everywhere, barrier-free layouts, and private rooms with wheelchair accessible showers, plus rooms stay spacious enough for residents to make their own, and people can step out onto private patios or decks, with gardens and fruit trees where it feels peaceful.
The caretaker-to-resident ratio here is low, something like two to six, which means people can get personalized attention, and there's always 24-hour care staff on duty, including nurses on call, a doctor on call, dentist visits, podiatry care, and therapists for speech, physical, and occupational needs, plus there's emergency care, coordination with outside health professionals, a security alarm system, and locked or fenced areas to help keep folks safe, especially those with memory issues or who might wander. There's support for a range of needs: folks with Alzheimer's, other types of dementia, traumatic brain injuries, developmental disabilities, and mental health needs all get tailored care plans, and hospice and respite care are both available when someone needs them.
The community makes meals with a focus on nutrition-chefs and meal planners put together a variety of home-cooked, balanced meals, taking dietary restrictions and personal preferences to heart, including special diets like kosher if needed, and there's a no indoor smoking policy. Families and visitors feel welcome in the homey setting, with visiting hours from 9:00am to 8:00pm, and the place lets residents have pets, which makes things nicer for animal folks, and residents can grab complimentary magazines or newspapers, use internet access, and watch local sports or shows with smart TVs and even voice remotes.
Magnolia Gardens has large living spaces for group activities and socializing, plus they provide structured activities and entertainment-things like exercise classes, movies, games, puzzles, arts and crafts, dancing, spa days, aromatherapy, birthday celebrations, tea times, group singing, library time, story telling, reading, garden walks, music performances, cooking therapy, and even holiday parties. Outdoor gardens are wheelchair-friendly, so people can enjoy the fresh air, and there's support with personal care, health appointments, and pharmacy delivery when that's needed. The staff also helps with housekeeping, meals, manicures, beautician and hair services, and special care for hearing or visual impairments, and residents get access to transportation and parking if they need to get out to appointments or go somewhere nearby. Weekly touring hours let families see daily life and learn about the range of activities, dining, and amenities. The place carries state license number 751050 and accepts both private pay and Medicaid for payment.
Overall, Magnolia Gardens Senior Care Home gives seniors a peaceful, barrier-free home environment with attention, safety, and comfort, where independence gets encouraged but help's always close by if someone needs it.
