Quality Care Adult Family Home sits in a private house over in Lacey, WA, where up to six residents can live together in a peaceful setting, and people like a quiet place because it feels more like home, with French doors that open to a sunny deck in some of the rooms, a walk-in closet with plenty of storage, and a semi-private bathroom with a roll-in shower for those who need it. The home holds a current license, License Number 751304, and is regularly watched by local groups, the Department of Aging, and Veteran's Services, but doesn't take Medicare and never claims any fancy awards or certifications. Folks pay privately or use Medicaid for services here.
Staff members help people with personal care, housekeeping, group meals, and activities throughout the day, making sure each person gets the care they need, whether that's high-acuity care, medication management, help with diabetes, non-ambulatory needs, or incontinence support, and they also help those who have dementia, mental health concerns, or developmental disabilities. There's 24-hour staffing, and visiting hours run from nine in the morning until eight at night, which gives family lots of time to stop by. The home provides kosher and vegetarian meals, wheelchair-accessible showers, and bathtubs for those who require them, and there's always some activity going on-from programs that help people stay sharp and social, to events meant to help new friendships grow. Families say the staff help them understand what kind of care their relatives need and guide them in picking the right options, and that seems to matter a lot for folks who're just starting out trying to decide what's best for their loved one.
People can find transportation and parking if they visit, and respite or short-term stays are possible. The place also tries to make sure each person feels like they belong, with room choices so each senior can settle in and decorate, making it feel like their own. Nearby, there are medical centers, doctors, pharmacies, and things to do, and for folks who want to keep busy, there's a regular list of activities and outings that keep everyone active and involved. The business opens early, from five in the morning, and closes at nine at night on weekdays (or 5:30 p.m. on weekends), so staff stay available for those longer days. Verified reviews on SeniorAdvisor.com rate Quality Care Adult Family Home as "Very Good," with an average of 3.5 out of 5 stars, and the reviews mention first-hand experiences from real families. There's no published information about prices, but it's one of the smaller homes in Thurston County and fits into what people call Adult Foster Homes, Personal Care Homes, or Assisted Living Homes, depending on the state. The home belongs to AFHC and goes by Quality Care Adult Family Home - Olympia Inc, serving seniors in Olympia and Lacey with patience, simple comforts, and practical care for those later years.
