Williams Assisted Living Home

Williams Assisted Living Home sits at 62100 Quinalt Avenue in Homer, Alaska, tucked into a quiet spot with a garden and tree-lined walking grounds, and though it's small, with room for just two residents and two assisted living units, the place tries to make everyone comfortable and keeps things homelike and simple, giving people different types of rooms-there's a choice from small studios and single bedrooms to semi-private spaces, each with emergency buttons, plus all basic utilities included except for the phone, so you never have to worry much about a thing, and the staff is around day and night, helping with whatever's needed, like dressing or grooming, and even with health needs including medication management and support for those with Parkinson's, dementia, or Alzheimer's disease. Licensed in Alaska with numbers 100499 and 272, the home brings regular physician checks every month, has a therapy section, cares for pets (dogs and cats are welcome), welcomes visitors warmly, and has a system for relocation if needed, and people can use the library or spend time in the reading room, play games in the game room, watch movie nights, or just sit out on the porch. There are escorts for getting around the property, 24/7 emergency response, chef-prepared meals and snacks, a community dining room, common use kitchen, and a fitness area, with special programs for memory care and even occupational therapy offered, plus things like beauty and barber shops, massage service, and scheduled group trips. Folks needing help with incontinence or who need spoon feeding or more hands-on care are supported, and the home works to make sure every meal and activity suits dietary needs, and staff help all residents with daily living like laundry, housekeeping, bathing, and making sure meds are taken on time. Residents can join in on social activities, use the game or TV rooms, attend chapel, have access to on-site catering for special days, enjoy the safe walking paths, and benefit from secure rooms and 24-hour security. With a maximum capacity of five older adults, Williams Assisted Living Home tries to balance personal care, companionship, and as much independence as possible, while offering individual care plans and a calm pace of life for seniors needing dementia, Parkinson's, assisted, or memory care.