Madison Post Acute & Manor sits over on 2520 Madison Street in Everett, Washington, and offers different types of services for older adults, so you'll find independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing care all under one roof, which means someone can move in and stay even if their needs change over time, because they can adjust the care to fit what's needed. The place tailors help for everyone, whether that's help with daily things like bathing and taking medicine, or specialized care for folks with Alzheimer's and other kinds of dementia, where they have secure areas, staff around all hours, and memory-enhancing activities to try and help people stay comfortable and safe, especially if they tend to wander or get easily confused. The manor has 59 licensed beds and is certified for Medicare, so it's able to take care of people who need post-acute rehabilitation or long-term stay, whether recovering from something or needing regular skilled care as time goes on, and they've got a team of professionals handling the daily tasks, medication management, and more involved care like diabetic and incontinence support, plus therapy programs-physical, occupational, and speech-if someone's working to get back some independence.
You'll see they allow pets, though there's a weight limit for both dogs and cats, and residents have access to outdoor and indoor common spaces, wheelchair-accessible showers, and parking if they drive or have visitors. The community offers respite care for people who need a short-term stay, so if a family member is a caretaker and needs a break, that's something they make room for. For getting around, Madison Post Acute & Manor has transportation services, with both free and paid rides to help folks with appointments or errands. Meals are served, and the ratings from families and residents cover things like care, staff, building quality, food, and value, though opinions vary as they do everywhere. Everything is handled by their administrator, Kondi Kulisewa, and the whole goal seems to be making everyone feel respected and comfortable, whether they're very independent or need a lot of support as they age.
