Titus Assisted Living Home

Titus Assisted Living Home sits out at 49840 Eider Drive, about three miles outside Kenai, Alaska, and has a state license as a 1-bed care community for seniors who want peace and support on a small scale, and the rooms come fully furnished so there isn't a need to worry about moving big furniture. They offer both semi-private and private rooms, and staff help with bathing, dressing, grooming, and bathroom use, helping folks with daily living as much as they're able while still trying to let folks hold onto some independence. The caregivers stay on alert around the clock and can help out with two-person transfers and special needs, including meal help for folks with diabetes, allergies, or other diet changes, plus medication management and even insulin help when needed, so safety is always part of their daily work. Titus has a friendly, close-knit atmosphere, and staff focus on treating everyone with respect and care, doing their best to ensure comfort, company, and the feeling of being included, which makes a big difference when a person moves out of their own home. They try to enrich each day by arranging things like music therapy, animal visits, board games, movie nights, and walks in their garden and yard areas, and there are outdoor paths where folks can get fresh air if the weather allows. The community also arranges rides for medical appointments and errands, has a set dining room where meals are served with options for special diets, and takes care of regular chores like cleaning and laundry. There's a reading room and a beauty shop for a haircut or to just feel nice, plus a jacuzzi or steam area if a resident wants to relax a bit more, and the small facility size means caregivers are able to give attention that fits each person's needs and personality. Titus Assisted Living Home also has a connection to other small facilities around Kenai like FCS - Walnut, FCS - St. Andrews, FCS - Riverhills, and a few others that serve seniors in snug, home-like buildings, which gives families some reassurance there are options to choose from if needs change. People here have choices with activities, daily programs, and plenty of chances for social evenings to keep the days from running together, and all the supports, like emergency alert systems and transportation, are in place to keep everyone as safe and comfortable as possible.