Harmony House Assisted Living sits at 9941 N. Maple St. in Hayden, Idaho, where it's been operating since 2000 under the care of Jenifer and Graham Christensen, who brought their backgrounds in engineering and behavioral health together to run things with a steady hand, and here you'll find five separate homes, each with their own address on N Maple Street and W Lacey Avenue, all focused on giving support to older adults, people with disabilities, or folks needing extra help, and you'll see the place grew from just two buildings to five because they really put effort into meeting the needs of more people. The staff stays on-site around the clock, always ready to help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and other activities of daily living, and they have training in medication help, CPR, First Aid, and special skills for mental health, so they're able to handle care for those with Mental Illness, Traumatic Brain Injury, or Developmental Disability. Rooms come already furnished and there are options for folks who use wheelchairs or need help moving around, while every building stays equipped with emergency alert systems and 24-hour supervision to ensure safety.
Harmony House focuses on keeping things as comfortable as possible, offering meal preparation for different dietary needs, seven-day-a-week activities like arts, movie nights, and outings, plus an on-site salon, garden, and walking paths so residents can enjoy time outside. Residents get access to community-sponsored activities, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and there's a dining room for shared meals, while housekeeping, laundry, and linen service keep things tidy without the resident needing to worry, and you'll find phones in rooms if folks wish to stay connected to friends or family. They give transportation to doctor's appointments and for other errands, and they work to coordinate medical needs with health providers, so there's a support system for both daily life and health.
They accept both private pay and Medicaid, allow residents of all ages who want to work on their life skills, and encourage people to get involved in community activities or even hold a part-time job if that's something they want. The staff aim for a family-style atmosphere and spend time providing positive counseling and structure so everyone has a chance to do their best. The focus stays on building a safe, stable place for each person, especially seniors and those with disabilities or mental health needs, while keeping a strong sense of community involvement going through the participation of the owners and staff on local boards and committees. The facility takes part in the findhelp social care platform and uses secure systems for online protection, making sure both privacy and daily life are looked after.
