A1 Adult Family Home LLC sits in Olympia, Washington, serving the Thurston County area from 2203 Bethel St NE, and it's a small care home with space for up to six residents. Kendagor Josphat oversees the facility, which runs as a Limited Liability Limited Partnership and stays registered under Washington license number 755341. The home opens daily from 9 am to 5 pm, and visiting hours go until 8 pm, so families can stop by most times of the day. It used to go by the name Adult Ohana Home, and now operates as part of the Mirador Living network, offering a range of senior care services including assisted living, memory care, and board and care.
Residents can pick from private or shared rooms, some with private baths. The home's got roll-in showers, wheelchair access, and safety features for people with memory problems, so it's set up for both basic care and special needs. It offers 24-hour supervision and has six certified beds, so it's always a smaller crowd and caregivers get to know each person well. The staff gives help with medication, meals, bathing, dressing, mobility, and other personal needs, and they're set up to help people with Alzheimer's, dementia, mental health challenges, stroke recovery, developmental disabilities, and chronic conditions like Parkinson's, diabetes, COPD, and congestive heart failure.
A1 Adult Family Home LLC handles a long list of health needs, including wound care, vital sign checks, colostomy and catheter care, diabetes management, UTI testing, feeding tubes, trach tubes, dialysis assistance, and oxygen or ostomy care. There's help for those who are bed-bound, as well as Hoyer lift support, incontinence care, and hospice support if needed, and the home covers visual and hearing impairments too. They offer medication reminders and management, regular blood draws, and specialty diets, plus vegetarian or kosher meal options. Meals and snacks happen daily, and there's a chance to eat in a social dining setting. Scheduled transportation lets residents attend medical appointments or church or go out for fun.
Amenities include cable TV, phone service, laundry, light housekeeping, and barber or beautician visits. Residents join in on social, spiritual, and recreational activities, with special programs and memory care activities to help those with dementia or Alzheimer's stay engaged. The environment stays safe and secure for wandering risks, and families get peace of mind knowing staff are present day and night. The home offers respite care for families who need short-term support, and couples can stay together if two beds are available. Adults pay by Medicaid, VA benefits, private insurance, or private pay.
Disclosure of services is available, and the staff keeps the home clean while supervising residents' daily routines. The home aims to be a welcoming, homelike place where people get individualized care, privacy, and encouragement to stay as independent as possible, and many of the reviews praise the kind and warm staff. Social events and group programs happen regularly, and the home supports both active seniors and those with more complex care needs in a plain setting that feels personal and close-knit, rather than institutional or overwhelming. Licensed and regulated by the State of Washington, A1 Adult Family Home LLC remains active and dedicated to serving adult residents with honesty and care.
