Providence Forest View Assisted Living Care Center sits in Anchorage, Alaska, at 3831 Piper Street, with a license number 100899, and is about 3.4 miles outside central Anchorage, so families will probably find the tree-lined walking grounds and garden area peaceful, with walking paths and outdoor porches where seniors can get some sun or just fresh air, and inside things feel homelike since there are only about 10 beds across studio apartments, one-bedroom suites, and shared or semi-private apartments, each with features like grab bars, non-slip flooring, ADA compliant private baths, furnished rooms, and an in-room emergency response system with panic and call buttons in every room, which makes day-to-day living safer and gives everyone peace of mind. Residents can expect three daily meals that can fit special diets, a big dining room, and all-day snacks with a menu that can be made for allergies or diabetes, and the housekeeping and laundry-plus dry cleaning-are done for them, so everything stays fresh and clean. The staff includes trained caregivers who are awake around the clock, including licensed nurses who help with medication and health monitoring, and there's help for getting in and out of bed, bathing, dressing, mobility, bathroom assistance, and daily health assessments, plus support for transfers or non-ambulatory care if needed.
For folks needing more help, the center provides memory care, including Alzheimer's and dementia care, and skilled nursing care, like Parkinson's support or feeding by spoon when someone can't eat alone anymore, and there's a special therapy section for speech, occupational, and physical therapy, plus classes like computer learning and arts and crafts, so there's always a way to stay sharp or keep the hands busy. There's a beauty salon and barbershop, optional massage therapy, and weight management with support for recovery after surgery if someone's coming out of the hospital. The place has spaces to gather, like a library, a theatre room, a computer room, and a fitness activity center, and there are high-definition TVs around the community for movie nights or game watching. Residents can go on off-site trips and picnics, with transportation provided for appointments or family outings, and there's family parking if relatives visit during expanded hours, which helps keep everyone in touch.
There's a strong focus on keeping a caring, safe environment with a family feel, and move-in coordination makes it easier for new folks. The staff works with each person to make an individual care plan, checking on health and making sure special needs, like memory care or physical therapy, get met. Security cameras and a 24-hour supervision system keep everything secure, and facilities include a communal kitchen, pharmacy, chapel, and private dining for special occasions. Providence Forest View Assisted Living Care Center is not big or fancy, but it's set up to help seniors live with dignity, get the help they need each day, and still have time for friends, family, and fun.
