The Renaissance House, A.F.H.

The Renaissance House, A.F.H. sits in Kent, Washington, serving as an adult family home with a limit of 6 licensed beds. People notice the friendliness here because staff treat residents, visitors, and each other with kindness and a joyful attitude, which many appreciate day to day, and that's probably why the place has earned awards like Best of Senior Living and All-Star Awards for its high standards of care and support. This place offers both private and semi-private rooms, along with small studios and one-bedroom apartments, all with monthly rental charges that vary by room type, and all spaces are functional and easy to move around in, with emergency systems in each room for safety. Residents get chef-prepared meals planned by meal planners to support well-being through balanced nutrition, and the kitchen team works to meet specific dietary needs. Memory care is a big focus here, since the place's design helps reduce confusion, wandering, or stress for people living with dementia, Alzheimer's disease, or similar conditions-plus, staff offer help with bathing, dressing, medication, moving around, incontinence, and feeding if someone needs it, while also handling occupational therapy and high acuity care, which means help even when someone's health needs get complicated. There's a set process to verify state licensing through DSHS, which keeps the facility up to date with all rules, and families can visit during set hours, from 9:00am to 8:00pm. Touring the place gives folks a look at daily routines, meals, and activities such as games, movies, wellness programs, fitness, snack shop runs, trips out with transportation, walking and jogging paths, arts and crafts in the studio, and massage therapy, plus places like the library, a game room, and a theater for group enjoyment, while the building stays accessible for people who use wheelchairs, with strong Wi-Fi throughout. Companionship and non-medical care round out the support, providing peace of mind for residents and their families, and the staff stay awake around the clock to keep everyone safe and comfortable. They let pets come with residents, offer services within the building, assist with bathroom reminders, and help people with rehabilitation or special needs, including those with mental health or development disabilities, and the facility welcomes adults who need various types of care. While the care here doesn't get paid for by Medicare, The Renaissance House, A.F.H. stays licensed and always under state survey. Their approach sticks to offering a homelike setting through their own named programs and features, focusing on making daily life smoother and safer for seniors who need help.