Lakota Hills Senior Care sits in Federal Way, WA, and gives seniors a small, home-like setting with personal care for adults who need help with daily life. The adult family home takes both men and women, and there's a focus on keeping things clean and calm, with help for activities like bathing, dressing, grooming, and taking medicines when people need it. Nurses are always around, a doctor and dentist are available for residents, and a podiatrist helps out with feet problems, so you see folks' health has strong support right here. People stay safe because of wheelchair accessible showers, safety features, and a sprinkler system, and anyone who uses a wheelchair gets help moving around if they need it, which is just one of the pieces in place to keep the community safe and easy to move around in.
Private rooms cost between $9,000 and $12,500 a month, while semi-private rooms start at $8,000 and go up to $11,000, and there are spaces for parking and for guests who visit, so family can stop by with no fuss. Meals are prepared with care and can be customized for certain diets, including kosher, which is comforting for residents who follow food traditions, and kitchenettes give people a little more freedom if they want to make their own snack. There's a dining room, indoor and outdoor common areas where people can visit and relax, and there's WiFi for anyone who likes the internet, along with a fitness center for keeping up with movement, plus a game and activities room so there's always something to do.
The community handles hospice and respite care for folks who need short or long-term stays, and offers aging in place so residents can stay longer as needs change. Staff members help with medication, wound care, and therapy, including physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and there are options for transportation if anyone needs to go to appointments around town. There are devotional services onsite and offsite, so people can connect with their faith, and a salon and barber service is available if a haircut or beard trim is needed, which helps everyone look and feel like themselves. Care is centered on helping residents with Alzheimer's and memory issues, and there's a security plan to help manage wandering and confusion, keeping everyone calm and secure.
Pets are allowed, which is comforting to residents who have always had a cat or dog, and there's a program called New Life Opportunities that helps keep people engaged through social, educational, and entertainment activities, with plenty of arts and crafts, group games, and regular happenings meant to spark friendships and keep people connected. The staff is skilled and there's a focus on helping residents keep their independence as much as possible, while still giving any support needed with things like bathing, mobility, or personal care. You'll find housekeeping, laundry services, and regular cleaning, so the home stays tidy and free from clutter. Long-term care insurance is accepted for those who have a plan. The biggest thing is Lakota Hills Senior Care tries to make retirement comforting, a place where seniors can feel at ease, stay active, and know help is just a step away if it's needed.
