Serene Ridge Adult Family Home sits in the Lake Serene neighborhood in Lynnwood, Washington, where the owners, Ben and Kami, run a family-focused care home with a newly remodeled and warm space that feels like a real house instead of a big facility, and you'll notice there's a great room that brings the living, dining, and kitchen areas together so residents and visitors can gather, eat, and spend time. Every resident gets a private bedroom with their own bathroom, plus little comforts like a TV, private phone, Internet, and their own patio when they want to be alone and a good spot to read or just sit outside with the garden, fruit trees, and space to walk or relax on the deck or patio, and fresh air is kept clean with a water filtration system, an advanced air scrubber, and a smart thermostat, and there's solar panels too, which is something folks ask about these days.
You'll see the owner lives on site, so someone's always around, and there's a staff described as friendly, focused on each resident, and ready for most care needs with CNAs, LPNs, and a registered nurse on call, plus visiting doctors, therapists, and pharmacy deliveries if needed, and the place supports all kinds of care from light help up to total care, whether it's dementia, Alzheimer's, diabetes, developmental disabilities, behavioral health, or end-of-life care, and you'll find help for daily needs like bathing, dressing, eating, medications, catheter or colostomy care, wound care, feeding tubes, or mobility help like Hoyer lifts. They also offer mental health support, stroke care, COPD and congestive heart failure care, and regular checks for things like blood sugar or infections, with hospice and palliative support too.
The house has four to six licensed beds and keeps a high caregiver-to-resident ratio for close support, and the space is accessible for walkers and wheelchairs, with safety alarms, sprinkler systems, and emergency call buttons so residents can feel safe, and there's regular housecleaning, laundry, and maintenance, plus cable TV, WiFi, air conditioning, and all the practical things like washers and dryers nearby. Meals come home-cooked, with dietary needs or allergies in mind, and there's always coffee, fruit from the garden, and snacks on hand.
Friends and family can visit most days, and the home offers transportation help for outings, errands, or appointments. Residents get plenty of activities, not just games or puzzles, but things like Bible study, music hours with live performances, crafts, cooking, walking in the garden, art, gardening, reading time, range of motion exercises, movie nights, birthday parties, and therapy pet visits, and during holidays, they celebrate together as a group. There's always some kind of social program-physical, creative, or just sitting together watching local sports or movies-and special programming for memory care to help those with Alzheimer's or other memory issues feel engaged. The care team works up a personal care plan for each person, and services run all day, every day, with special attention to safety and gentle, personalized care, whether someone needs a little help or a lot.
You can expect a clean, loving environment in a calm area, with outdoor spaces, a fitness room, a hair salon spot, a game room, and simple comforts that help life feel peaceful and connected. The home gets recommended by reputable agencies, and it's licensed and registered with DSHS, following all the necessary guidelines and offering care to folks in Snohomish County who need a quiet place with supportive, personalized help.
