Brookdale Hearthstone Moses Lake

Brookdale Hearthstone Moses Lake is a senior living community at 905 S Pioneer Way in Moses Lake, WA, owned by Brookdale Senior Living, and the place's got many care options all in one spot, so residents can move between independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and even long-term care or hospice if life takes a turn, and there's also help for those who want to stay at home with non-medical home care and home health care from certified staff and even support with family planning or birth control clinics. The community accepts men and women, with pet-friendly living, comfortable private apartments or condominiums, even some townhomes and single-family homes, and the grounds are nice, with pretty landscaping, shared outdoor areas, pools, a movie theater, BBQ spots, and places to walk or use a wheelchair. Residents get home-style meals, daily activities, cultural programs, and signature Brookdale Life offerings, plus support for folks who want to keep busy with on-site and off-site events, shared indoor common spaces, active living programs, and beauty and barber services on hand. Staff stay on-site around the clock, and nurses, doctors, and aides are available to help with bathing, dressing, medicine, and memory care, and there's physical, occupational, and speech therapy for those who need it. The community's safe with wheelchair-accessible showers, no smoking indoors, high-speed Wi-Fi, and resident parking, and the apartments protect privacy while staying close to help. Veteran support and guidance for long-term care insurance are available, and if someone needs to age in place, there's help for each step, with trained staff always ready if someone feels unwell or family needs someone to answer questions. Indoor and outdoor common areas offer space for gathering or quiet, and the facility is on the bus line, with free transportation plus options at-cost if needed. People who live here come from Moses Lake and the nearby areas, and staff are friendly and say they're knowledgeable about how things work around the building. The occupancy rate isn't very high, and the community is big with 100 licensed beds if someone needs short-term respite or long-term care, and it welcomes people of all backgrounds, no matter their gender identity, orientation, or income source, following fair housing laws. This place has a quaint feel, is described as peaceful, and while not perfect, tries to support seniors who want to keep their independence but know help's nearby, with staff always ready in case of emergency or if the day's just feeling too hard.