Bellevue AFH

Bellevue AFH is a licensed adult family home in Bellevue, Washington, serving King County under license number 750810 and located in the 98007 area, offering 24-hour care and supervision for up to six residents, and folks there get help with daily living tasks like bathing, dressing, medication management, and meals, as well as access to a 24-hour call system and emergency alert system for safety, and the staff manages daily care, medication, and personal support in a home setting where residents have semi-private rooms, small studios, or even one-bedroom units, all furnished and easy to get around with handicap accessibility and safety features throughout the building, so the home feels comfortable and familiar for everyone who lives there, plus there are shared spaces like dining rooms, a garden, walking paths, an arts and crafts room, library, fitness center, movie theater, and salon/barbershop where residents can spend time or enjoy activities such as movie nights and crafts, and the home is pet-friendly for dogs and cats, and it provides meal preparation that works with special diets or allergies, as well as laundry, housekeeping, maintenance, valet, pharmacy services, and transportation if needed, with visiting hours from 9:00am to 8:00pm, so people can see their friends or family throughout the week, and if someone has memory loss or conditions like dementia or Alzheimer's, Bellevue AFH also has memory care with memory-enhancing programs, board and care, and support for mild cognitive issues, along with specialized help for Parkinson's disease and developmental disabilities, and the staff gives support to those with mental health needs, continence or falls management, mealtime help, and rehabilitation, trying to make sure each resident stays as independent as possible while also enjoying social activities, educational programs, and health options, with rates for memory care studios ranging from $5,000 to $8,438 per month, and insurance choices may include long-term care coverage, and the care team works every day to help people feel at home, safe, and engaged in their small, close-knit senior care community.