Sauda's Helping Hands Alh

Sauda's Helping Hands ALH sits in a quiet spot in the Russian Jack Park area at 1735 Katrina Circle, Anchorage, Alaska, and this small care home's got room for up to three seniors, so the setting's really home-like and calm, nothing too busy or crowded, and folks living here can get different kinds of help every day, whether they need assisted living, memory care, or even Parkinson's or Alzheimer's care. The place has studio and one-bedroom apartments, and for those who want it, there are shared apartments too, all with safe features like non-slip floors, grab bars, and in-room pull cords for emergencies, and folks get storage space with many closets and a functional layout that fits wheelchairs or walkers pretty well, and there's a real focus on safety and personal comfort throughout. Care staff help with bathing, dressing, bathroom needs, eating, getting in and out of bed, and moving around, so if someone's dealing with incontinence or needs help transferring, they get it here, and the caregivers are ready and on-call 24/7, with a registered nurse available for health checkups and medication reminders, so there's always support close by. Meals come homemade three times a day, and the kitchen will make special dishes for folks with diabetes or high blood pressure or different diets, and snacks are offered between meals, with personal laundry and housekeeping done for residents, so people can live a little easier and not worry about cleaning or washing all the time. Seniors can join in lots of activities, like movie entertainment, games, arts and crafts, music therapy, computer classes, and there's a big dining area, a fitness room, and even a massage or therapy area where folks can keep up with physical or creative activities, and the outside space has a garden, walking paths, and a courtyard for some fresh air or social time. For those who need rides, the facility arranges transportation for outings or doctor visits, and there's easy escorting within the building if getting around is tough, plus family or visitors find parking right on site, and the living areas include things like Wi-Fi, high-definition TVs, a library, a computer area, and a games room for relaxing or keeping busy. There are plenty of wellness programs, preventative health screenings, and monthly checkups by a doctor, along with housekeeping, apartment maintenance, and even a parlor and on-site hair salon, with a theater room, chapel service for those who want it, and a private dining area for special occasions or when families visit. Personalized care stays central to how Sauda's Helping Hands runs, with a steady routine for medications, support with daily activities, emergency response systems in apartments, and regular health monitoring, plus social and educational programs, move-in help, home maintenance, and support groups for families, all within a quiet Anchorage neighborhood. This registered board and care home follows state rules, aiming to make sure seniors feel comfortable, safe, respected, and part of a real community no matter how much care they need.