Maple Point Adult Family Home sits by the lake in Bonney Lake, in a custom-built house that feels like a lodge and has space for up to six residents, and you'll find it has semi-private living quarters and studio units, with large closets and heated floors, plus a master suite with its own private bathroom and two suites that share big bathrooms, so residents can pick between private or shared rooms, all fitted for older adults including those with limited mobility, and the walk-in showers and bathtubs make bathing easier. The facility helps people who have Alzheimer's disease, memory loss, or mental health needs, and the staff knows how to support folks with Parkinson's, diabetes, trouble moving around, or those who need help with the toilet, bathing, getting dressed, or getting in and out of bed, and they manage medication for things like insulin shots and other needs. You'll find help with daily chores like housekeeping, laundry, home upkeep, and meals, as the staff cooks three daily meals and can adjust menus for medical or religious needs, with options for vegetarians or kosher diets.
The house has emergency buttons in place and security features, including locked grounds and 24-hour staff, with a nurse on hand for health issues, and there's always someone there if residents need assistance, especially for memory care and to stop wandering. Residents have access to a private park by the water and large balconies looking over the lake, plus landscaped walking paths for those who like being outside. The home welcomes family gatherings, social events, holiday parties, and hosts things like movie nights, music, animal therapy, art, tabletop games, and fitness programs, so people don't get bored. There's a beauty salon, a mobile barber, massage therapy, and suites with oversized closets, and you get basic utilities, visitor parking, and transportation help for trips to appointments, shopping, or religious services, though some services come at a cost.
Licensing comes from the state of Washington under #751077, with beds for five or six, depending on the setup, but Maple Point doesn't take Medicaid or Medicare unless there's a special certification, so it's a private pay residence. The staff can help with high-acuity care and provides transfer assistance, continence management, special therapies for memory care, and they do their best to preserve each resident's dignity and independence while helping with all sorts of daily tasks. The house was purposely built for older adults to feel comfortable, safe, and respected, offering a mix of health support, board and care services, as well as respite care for short stays-so it suits folks who need a little or a lot of help, in a quiet lakeside setting with a family touch.
