May Alh

May Alh is a small senior living community in Eagle River, about 5.4 miles from Anchorage, Alaska, offering a mix of services like assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, and memory care, so people with different care needs can get what they need in one place, and the Home Care services let people get help at home too. The community has space for only five residents, which helps keep things personal and quiet, with studio room layouts to choose from, and fully furnished apartments and community spaces make it easy for residents to feel comfortable and settle in. Staff help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, medication management, and transfers, including non-ambulatory care for those who use wheelchairs or have mobility challenges, and 24-hour supervision provides safety day and night. The staff coordinates with healthcare providers and arranges transportation for appointments, while scheduled daily activities and community-sponsored events like movie nights give people easy ways to socialize and stay engaged. There's a focus on specialized care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, with programs and services tailored for memory care residents, and features throughout the community support cognitive and physical well-being, including emergency alert systems for added security. Residents get meals prepared for them, and the community can handle special dietary needs, including diabetes or allergies, and meals are served in a spacious dining room with all-day dining options for flexibility. Housekeeping and move-in coordination make everyday life easier, and things like telephone access, Wi-Fi, and a garden and outdoor walking paths add to day-to-day comfort. May Alh provides adult day care, respite care, hospice care, and short-term rehabilitation as part of its services, aiming for residents to have a safe, structured place to live while getting personalized attention. The setup feels homelike instead of institutional, and the small number of residents really makes the difference since you get more one-on-one time.