Davenport Retirement Village

Davenport Retirement Village sits at 505 Nicholls Street in Davenport, WA and offers a community for seniors who want to live independently or may need more care as time goes on, and with views of Mount Spokane and the nearby mountains, it's got fresh air and a small-town feel, but if someone needs assisted living for help with daily things like bathing and dressing, or memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, or even full nursing care around the clock, this place tries to meet all those needs in one spot. People can bring their pets and enjoy Wi-Fi in the common areas, and there's a focus on staying active and social, with help from friendly staff and a manager named Janna who always seems ready to help sort things out, which matters when problems come up. The village has special programs for seniors with memory loss, aiming to keep them safe and less confused, with features that help prevent wandering, and there are therapies and activities for both the body and mind, because that's part of staying healthy as the years go on. There's home care too, for folks who want help but still feel more comfortable in their own space, and meals are made with nutrition in mind, which is good since eating well can get harder. The place is known for being open weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., closed on weekends, and there's high marks for the kindness of the staff and the way they support everyone with patience, and it's won some awards like Best of Senior Living and All-Star, though those don't tell the whole story if you ask anyone who's ever lived somewhere like this before. Seniors who are still active can find plenty to do, while those who need more help won't be overlooked, and with everything from strong internet for video calls to handicap access to group events for socializing, it tries to give comfort and purpose to people at different stages of aging, with photos and maps easy to find online, though every person's experience will depend on what they're looking for and what kind of help they need as the years go by.