Benedict Assisted Living Home

Benedict Assisted Living Home sits at 3511 Alamosa Drive, Anchorage, Alaska, where the staff help seniors who need daily support in a small, family-style place and there's always someone nearby if help is needed, whether it's getting dressed, taking medicine, or moving around safely, and they're licensed for only two residents, so folks get a lot of personal attention. Residents can choose private rooms, which start at $6,450 a month, or shared rooms, which start at $5,310, and the whole place is set up to feel comfortable and homelike, with a dining room, gardens, and walking paths where people can get some fresh air or just take their time with the day, and you'll always find things like movie nights, community events, and all-day dining, plus meals that fit special diets like diabetes or allergies, and there's help for laundry and cleaning too. The team, including Maria Cadavos and MariaLiza Cadavos, stays trained to give both physical and emotional support, and they work closely with health providers nearby, including Fresenius Kidney Care, so residents get care matched to their needs, and that even includes non-ambulatory care and support for memory problems like Alzheimer's, with safety systems in place to help prevent wandering. Residents get medication management, help with bathing, dressing, transfers, laundry, and even dry cleaning if that's needed, and there's always a staff member on-site for 24-hour supervision. The whole building is wheelchair accessible, with parking and transportation available, so moving about and heading out isn't too much of a worry, and each person receives care that's tailored just for them, whether they're active or need more support. Benedict Assisted Living Home has been around since 2017, holds a license with good standing, only accepts private pay unless there's Medicare certification and stands out for keeping things small, personal, and focused on each resident's comfort and dignity, letting folks live with as much independence and safety as possible, and the community is well-known among families in Anchorage who want a close-knit environment for their loved ones.