Heritage Heights

Heritage Heights at Lake Chelan sits at 505 E Highland Ave in Chelan, WA and has a 4.8-star quality rating based on reviews, and you'll find a calm, lakeside park with walking paths right nearby that folks enjoy when the weather's nice, and when you go inside, you'll see they've got a supportive, down-to-earth atmosphere and the team there works at building true relationships with residents, some caregivers sticking with the place for over 15 years. The facility has 32 licensed beds and 38.30 WHCA beds with an occupancy of about 38 percent, providing assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, and even end-of-life suites for those who need it, all organized in a model where seniors can get more care as their needs grow. Heritage Heights opens at 8 a.m. on weekdays and closes on weekends, with services running in English and all-inclusive pricing, so meals, care, and services come together in one monthly fee, and they've got licensed status backed by the state and are owned by Senior Services of America. They offer studio apartments and single room units, each room with its own kitchenette and wired for cable, and the whole place is designed to make it easy for seniors to get around and feel at home, with common areas, TVs, indoor lounges, plus a secure outdoor patio with Legacy Grant-funded furniture up in the Memory Care unit. Meals are provided every day with a focus on nutrition; residents eat together in the community dining room, and there's in-house laundry for clothes and linens, as well as dry cleaning and regular housekeeping. Healthcare supports include diabetic care, medication help, incontinence care, and services for non-ambulatory residents, and the care team offers palliative and respite care. Heritage Heights supports community life with activities like devotional meetings, game nights, offsite trips, a cooking club, as well as regular family communication and updates about residents' health. Amenities include on-site haircuts and barbers, team members trained in memory care, and end-of-life care, and you'll find special spaces for both independent adults (who want less help day-to-day) and those who need extra assistance, all in a setting that tries to bring a familiar, welcoming feeling with a structure that puts comfort, health, and independence at the center of things.