Angelic Care LLC sits at 717 Alvord Avenue North in Kent, Washington, and it's a licensed Adult Family Home with five beds. They've been in operation since 2004 and provide long-term care in a house-like setting, which helps keep things quieter and less overwhelming for folks who need a little more support. You'll find single private rooms and shared bedrooms, each with either a shared or private bathroom, plus amenities like walk-in showers, gardens, and views of water or mountains, which can be nice to look at during the day. Residents get three meals a day, snacks when they ask, and can choose vegetarian or kosher meals if that's what they like.
Trained staff help with daily personal needs, like bathing, hygiene, and getting around the house, and they're there 24/7 for care. There's help for memory care, dementia, diabetes, mental health needs, and even support for people with traumatic brain injuries or disabilities. The home's set up to manage difficult behaviors, provide end-of-life care, and even handle things like wound and trach care or tube feeding, which is a relief to families whose loved ones need those services. They also welcome veterans long-term care and accept payment options including Medicaid, Medicare, long-term care insurance, veteran's benefits, and private pay.
The house is wheelchair and walker friendly, and there's both indoor and outdoor space. You'll find a dining room, living area, kitchen, and both a back and front patio for residents to enjoy-plus secured yards for folks who might wander. Caregivers help with things like laundry, cleaning, and making sure medications are given on time, and there's pharmacy delivery and regular nurse delegation, too. Families can visit every day between 9am and 8pm, while general hours for day activities run from 7am to 6pm. If someone needs a short stay, there's respite care; and for someone needing special support, they offer hospice and memory services.
They try to make days meaningful with physical and mental activities, and help set up transportation for appointments at extra cost, though they're close to public transit and hospitals. Help is available for residents with vision or hearing loss and folks who need regular blood glucose checks. Care is led by Jenny Caldona, who's got over 10 years of experience. Angelic Care belongs to the Adult Family Home Council and follows a focus on dignified, respectful support. They'll also refer families to local guardianship and trust services if needed and act as a resource for seniors looking for different types of care, like independent living or adult day care. There's a real sense that this is a place people try to make comfortable, safe, and calm for someone who needs daily support but still enjoys being part of a small household routine.
