Sunset House sits on almost five acres in a quiet Medical Lake neighborhood at 22025 West McFarlane Road and has a ranch-style look from when it was built in 1999, with sturdy concrete floors, a metal roof outside, a wide deck for sitting out, and about 2,000 square feet of space inside. The home has three bedrooms and two bathrooms set up for seniors, and you'll find things like a washer and dryer, an attached garage, off-street parking, and places to walk out back to the yard and gardens. Sunset House works as a board and care home, so it cares for a small group of residents right in a house, giving people help with bathing, dressing, meals, taking their medicine, and all those daily things folks need a hand with, especially if they struggle to get around or need 24-hour attention after illness or surgery.
There's heating and cooling, wheelchair access, an emergency alert system, and rooms with telephones already set up so residents can call for help or connect with family. Sunset House has English-speaking caregivers who stay close and coordinate with doctors, help with medications and transfers, and keep up with housework chores and laundry. Residents eat meals in the dining room-these can be special for allergies or diabetes if needed, and the staff handles all the meal prep, too, and they'll even dry-clean or wash laundry for you. Folks can take part in movie nights, community events, or lined up social activities, and there are peaceful paths to walk, a pool, a hot sauna, gardens, and spots for sitting and talking.
People can get rides to appointments, shopping, church, or out for community events, and there's move-in help if needed for getting settled. Services like mental wellness support, mobile hairstyling, and prepared rooms-either private or shared-are available, with reserved spots for dining and activities. Sunset House runs as a continuing care community so residents can move in as independent seniors and then get more help as needs change, whether that's assisted living, memory care with special programs for dementia, or skilled nursing care after a hospital stay. There's a focus on helping folks live as independently as they can with safety and respect, always keeping things as comfortable and welcoming as possible for everyone who makes this place their home.
