Miracle Home Care is a small, five-bed assisted living facility in Tanaina, Alaska, with a location at 2200 E Wolverine Cir in Wasilla, and people often say it feels like a family home instead of a hospital, where residents don't have to worry about cooking, housework, or yard work since everything's taken care of, and there's always staff on site to help with bathing, dressing, taking medications, or getting around, twenty-four hours a day. The rooms are mostly studios-some with kitchenettes-and residents can bring their personal and sentimental items to make things feel familiar, and you'll find phones in each room along with safety features like an emergency alert system, so folks can feel safe but still enjoy some independence. There's board and care home options, assisted living, and home care available, and they welcome private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare waivers, including General Relief and MED waivers, which helps keep living there affordable. Miracle Home Care also offers memory care, so they have services for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia, plus incontinence care and medication management, and support covers daily needs whether somebody prefers more independence or needs a little extra help. Meals are served in a dining room with schedules and options for special diets like diabetes or allergies, and they have laundry and dry cleaning, so no one's stuck with chores.
The whole place has walking paths, a garden, and a focus on keeping people active with movie nights, games, and group events, and whenever someone wants to get out, there's transportation services too, and staff help residents get to appointments or activities. The community feels social and friendly with scheduled activities, and the caregiver staff all speak English, and they've been doing this for 16 years, with business led by Ms. Milagros P Ragland-it's BBB accredited and has an A+ rating. Miracle Home Care always tries to match each senior with the care they need, and residents get to decide how much support or independence they want, as some want a little help and others need more steady assistance. They're open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, but caregiving staff stay on site around the clock to supervise and give help whenever it's needed, and they hope residents join in with socializing, exercise, and meaningful activities that keep everyone involved.
