Hallmark Manor sits at 32300 1st Ave S in Federal Way, and folks know it for offering several kinds of care right under one roof, so there's assisted living for those who want help with bathing, dressing, and daily chores, while independent living lets active seniors spend time with neighbors without worrying about cooking or cleaning, and then memory care's there for people with Alzheimer's or other dementia who need a safe place, with special housing and activities to cut down on wandering and confusion, and home care reaches local seniors who still live at home and need company or some help getting through the day, and there's skilled nursing, which means nurses and aides are always on staff-twenty-four hours a day-and therapists provide rehab for folks recovering between a hospital stay and going back home, so you'll find physical, speech, and occupational therapies, and intermediate care for those who need more hands-on nursing due to frailty or medical needs.
The place has about 147 beds, all licensed for skilled nursing, and there are private suites, and options like flat-screen TVs and a library to relax, plus outside areas for sunlight and fresh air. Residents get chef-prepared meals with menus made by meal planners, which helps with taste and nutrition. The always-available menu gives more choice for when and what to eat. The VitalStim® therapy system's there for some rehab needs, and the therapy staff uses new equipment and up-to-date techniques for inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation. Individual care plans make sure each person's needs get met, and everything's run by Life Care Centers of America, which is a nonprofit.
Hallmark Manor supports residents' well-being with exercise classes, singalong times, a rhythm band, support groups, current event discussions, and entertainment from guest groups. Volunteers help by stopping in for a chat, reading with someone, writing letters, or joining walks and activities. The staff, known for kindness and helpfulness, works in English, but some speak other languages, though there's no full list. You'll also find chaplain and church services, along with social services, dietary planning, and financial help if needed. Hallmark Manor isn't taking new residents right now, but it keeps a focus on skilled nursing, personalized caregiving, and trying to keep everyone feeling comfortable and engaged as best they can.
