Divine Care

Divine Care is an assisted living home in Anchorage, Alaska, at 3418 Upland Dr. with a state license number 101132 and an NPI of 1922462852, and it's got just two licensed beds, so the place keeps things small and personal, and the staff know each resident and their needs pretty well. The home gives long-term care for seniors who don't need skilled nursing but do need help with daily activities like getting dressed, bathing, transfers, medication management, and meals, and there's always supervision around the clock, so residents stay safe. Divine Care accepts Medicaid but doesn't take Medicare, and care is usually less expensive than in nursing homes, which brings families some peace of mind. The home coordinates with healthcare providers and offers monthly doctor and wellness nurse visits, and there's help with special dietary needs, diabetes, and pureed food if needed, plus attention for those with dementia or mental disabilities, with safety measures in all rooms, emergency response systems, and non-ambulatory support. Residents stay in private rooms with bathrooms, get furnished spaces, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and telephone access, and enjoy daily meals and snacks, community-sponsored activities, movie nights, walking paths, gardens, a communal kitchen, and porches, along with move-in help to make settling in easier. Divine Care serves adults who need assistance with basic tasks but want a home-style environment, and the staff handles laundry, housekeeping, and scheduled transportation, so seniors can focus on what they can still enjoy. The place keeps things straightforward and reliable, which gives families comfort, and there's always someone available for help at any time of day. Pets are welcome, and the staff tries to tailor care plans to each person. Divine Care's not fancy, but it does offer kindness, good meals, lots of care, and a safe spot for Anchorage seniors to age with dignity.