Aliceville Adult Family Home sits in Auburn, WA at 1413 12th St NE, where six licensed beds offer a quiet setting for seniors needing care and support, and sometimes you walk in and notice right away how the spacious interior, wide hallways, and lovely gardens seem to make folks comfortable, because each private room feels cozy and set up for family visits or group time, and the large outdoor deck with a fenced yard gives residents a safe spot to enjoy fresh air or spend time with visitors. The home carries a license for assisted living, memory care, and board and care, covering a wide range of needs, so whether someone requires daily help or more specialized care for dementia, Alzheimer's, or development disabilities, the staff-some of whom have over 14 years of geriatric experience and are trained CNAs in mental health and dementia care-offer 24-hour care, and that care means not just medical oversight by an RN but also awake caregivers at night, disease management for conditions like COPD or diabetes, and daily help with medicines, feeding, bathing, dressing, and even ambulation and hygiene. The home's family ownership means the same faces stick around, which many families find reassuring, since staff turnover is low, and they work hard to give everyone an individualized care plan that matches personal needs, from respite care for short stays to long-term stays where you can enjoy three meals a day, snacks, restorative exercise programs, and activities in both indoor and outdoor spaces.
Safety comes highlighted as the building puts in medical alert systems from brands like Bay Alarm Medical, Medical Guardian, or ADT, along with home security set-ups, senior safety guides, and senior-friendly tech like cell phones, hearing aids, and reliable internet, plus free television, cable, and WiFi, so residents stay connected and safe. The home holds guides for senior health, senior discounts, and social security, and does a careful job offering medication dispensers, walk-in tubs for easy bathing, and security against ID theft. The property is fully wheelchair and walker accessible, and there are friendly staff and family members on hand to walk visitors through the viewing gallery or common rooms, like the television and game room, where group activities and daily exercise programs help keep minds and bodies moving. For those who wish for some short-term relief, the home offers respite care services, with flexible support for caregivers who need a break.
The facility doesn't accept Medicare unless specifically certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but it does fall under the watch of the Department of Aging or local Veteran's Services, reassuring families about regular surveys and oversight. Pricing for living at Aliceville Adult Family Home starts at $6,000, though final costs are set on a case-by-case basis, always reflecting each resident's needs. The home stands ready for new residents, with a vacancy open and both virtual and in-person tours available during visiting hours from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm. The whole set-up aims to give seniors a safe, peaceful place to call home, where support and encouragement come along with little things like free cable or a walk through the garden, and families gain peace of mind knowing specialized care is always close at hand.
