Alaska Independent & Transitional Living Alh sits in Anchorage, Alaska, and offers long-term care with daily living help for older adults in a board and care home setting. The facility has space for four licensed beds and takes pride in providing a small, close-knit community where seniors get support for independence and transition, and families find peace of mind. Licensed under number 101254, the community includes places like Arc - 2210 Unit #2, HOPE - Tudor, HOPE - W 79th, Alaska Helps Assisted Living Home, St. Paul Home Care Services ALH, Fine Pearle Too ALH, and Perpetual Help Care Center, all set up to serve adults in Anchorage Municipality County.
Staff offer 24-hour supervision, medication management, and help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and transfers. Seniors have access to amenities such as fully furnished rooms, telephone services, high-speed internet, emergency alert systems, and move-in help. Folks living here can get scheduled meals all day, with housekeeping, laundry, and dietary needs-including diabetes care and special diets-always considered. Outdoor spaces include walking paths and a garden, and residents can join in on community activities, movie nights, and enjoy transportation for medical appointments or leisure.
Healthcare coordination and help with doctor's visits happen openly, as the facility works with nearby hospitals and clinics to offer complete care. Anchorage Independent & Transitional Living Alh doesn't accept Medicare unless certified by federal programs. The location puts seniors near cafés, churches, and medical centers, so they don't feel cut off from the local area. All services aim to help each resident stay as independent as possible in a friendly and supportive place that feels like home.
