Rolling Hills Afh sits in a quiet East Bremerton neighborhood and serves up to six seniors in a cozy, private home atmosphere where folks can choose from private or shared rooms, picking what fits their needs or budget, with one-bedroom units, shared apartments, and studio suites set up for different preferences, and right away you notice how caregivers are on hand to help with things like bathing, getting dressed, grooming, medication reminders, and getting in and out of bed, and for those who need it, there's oxygen assistance, memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, special services for Parkinson's, and help for people who have trouble walking, so there's always someone to lend a hand. The caregivers, including licensed RNs, run monthly wellness check-ups and handle incontinence care, medication management, and surgery recovery, making sure everyone gets the right care-each with their own individual plan-while three home-cooked meals come out of the kitchen every day, with a registered dietitian and chef preparing dishes shaped for special needs like high blood pressure or diabetes, plus there's snacks, a bistro, and help for those who need dining assistance, so folks usually eat well and stay comfortable.
Residents use both indoor and outdoor common areas, there's a garden, internet access, and a snack shop, and the staff keep rooms clean with regular housekeeping, laundry, and linen services, along with a hair salon, barber and beauty services, and even resident parking, making daily living a little easier. There's 24/7 emergency response, nurse on call and on staff, home health services, hospice and respite care, and regular visits from doctors, dentists, and a podiatrist as needed, and when therapy is important, physical, occupational, and speech therapy services can be arranged. When it comes to a social life, there's a full calendar of activities from arts and crafts to exercise and special wellness programs, plus outings for doctor's appointments or errands like shopping, and the place allows pets so folks can feel right at home with their companions.
Wheelchair-accessible showers, non-ambulatory care, and attention to daily activities mean that people with varied health needs can settle in, and the facility is licensed under Washington license # 663300, serving Kitsap County as a state-licensed adult family home, also sometimes called a Residential Care Home or Assisted Living Home, so everything stays above board. Rolling Hills Afh allows both male and female residents, has visiting hours between 9:00am and 8:00pm, and focuses on keeping things warm, caring, and fairly simple, with dignity, privacy, and a bit of independence encouraged, all surrounded by staff who aim to make the home clean, safe, and positive. You won't get lost in the crowd here, since the small group setting means residents and caregivers tend to know each other well, making it a comfortable setting for seniors who want help with daily life but still value connection and a little bit of their own routine.