Longview Adult Family Home LLC gives care in a homelike setting for adults and seniors who need support with daily living, and over the years, folks have come to know places like The Havens, Rose Hill, Ocean Beach, The Walker House, A Time Honored, Angel's View, Pacific Country Home, Holly Care Homes, Cedar Gardens, Cedar Gardens II, Ullmann Family Homes, and Ullmann Senior Homes as part of their group. The homes have private rooms for up to six residents, and all settings aim to make everyone feel comfortable when they arrive, no matter their background or health needs. Trained and experienced staff offer help for those living with dementia, Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, mental health concerns, and other issues, and they work with individualized care plans for each person. Longview Adult Family Home LLC provides meals made in the homes, snacks, laundry, housekeeping, medication management, and transportation setup, and residents get help with bathing, toileting, transferring, and mobility. There's an emergency call system, wheelchair accessibility, air conditioning, cable TV, WiFi, and even free newspapers or magazines. Some homes also do free massages or haircuts for private pay residents.
Everyone can join activities like bingo, movie nights, card games, gardening, puzzles, Bible study, crafts, karaoke, exercise, picnics, church visits, cooking, or holiday celebrations, and once in a while, the group may go out fishing or on little trips. On-site, there are regular home health visits from nurses, therapists, and dietitians, and people can get physical, occupational, and speech therapy in their rooms when needed. The care team keeps up with medication and doctor visits, helps apply for VA benefits, manages special diets, and offers fall prevention and movement programs, and for residents who require more advanced attention, they're ready to help with hospice or palliative care.
Most homes are near Altrusa Park in Longview, Washington, some in Kelso, and you're just a few miles from PeaceHealth Hospital and close to bus lines for visits. Both private pay and Medicaid are accepted, but Medicaid is an option after two years of private pay. The homes have spaces for both men and women and will make sure everyone has their own private room. The places go by different names, such as Adult Care Home, Adult Foster Home, Personal Care Home, or Assisted Living Home depending on the state, but the commitment to a family environment with attentive care remains the same. There's no grand promise, just steady attention and help for those who need to feel safe and well cared for in a small community home.
