Bothell Way Lodge Adult Family Home sits in a quiet neighborhood in Bothell, Washington, near the Sammamish River and close to parks and shopping, right next to Bothell High School and off Highway 522. This home, owned and managed by Felix Fildan and Carmen Moise, a registered nurse, has a long record of caring for seniors since 2005, keeping only six licensed residents at a time for a smaller, family feeling. Folks find a safe, clean, and comfortable setting with private rooms, wheelchair and walker access, a front and back deck, a fenced backyard with garden and patio, plus regular visiting hours daily from 9am to 8pm.
Staff provide care all day and night, with RNs onsite or on-call around the clock, helping with bathing, dressing, meals, medication, wound care, and memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, as well as support for mental health and hospice needs. Residents get home-cooked meals and snacks, with special diets for diabetes, low sodium, gluten-free, kosher, allergen, or vegetarian needs, and menu choices reflect personal and cultural favorites too. Housekeeping and laundry happen for everyone, and rooms include extra touches like guest and resident parking, personal call buttons, and air conditioning, with a backup power generator for peace of mind.
Therapists and nurses visit for physical, occupational, speech therapy, or dietitian advice, so residents with special medical needs like tube feeding, oxygen, blood tests, or foot care don't need to travel far. Folks can have small pet visitors if they follow rules, and the home allows board and care, respite stays, and special attention for those needing memory care. Family outreach helps keep loved ones involved, and everyone has options for social, spiritual, and religious activities, including arts and crafts, music, bingo, gardening, exercise, movie nights, reading, puzzles, pet therapy, and holiday parties.
Residents find cable and internet for TV or computer use, including high-speed WiFi and voice-controlled remotes, plus local sports and news channels. For safety, exits are locked and secured or fenced, and emergency call systems are in place. The building lets people move freely using wheelchairs or walkers. Staff help people stay dignified, active, and independent, aiming for each resident to enjoy each day, whether they're taking a walk outside, joining a group activity, or simply relaxing with a book. Regular staff and meal ratings from reviewers are high, and families often mention the quiet location and warm, homey feel as a highlight.
