The Rivers at Puyallup is an assisted living community that offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, hospice, and even aging in place options for people over 55, and the property's right by bus lines if folks want to visit or go out and around, with parking and transportation services available, some complimentary and some at a cost. Residents can have small pets in assisted living, and the apartments come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom styles, each with walk-in showers, spacious closets, kitchenettes, screened-in porches, individually controlled air conditioning, window coverings, cable TV, and wall-to-wall carpeting, so people can get settled in with what they need, and there's also linen, laundry, and dry-cleaning services along with weekly housekeeping, so chores are mostly taken care of for you. Meals include three freshly prepared options served daily, restaurant-style dining, and room service available, plus international foods and special diets for people who need vegetarian, vegan, low sugar, or low sodium choices, and guests can join residents for meals too.
The staff includes caregivers and nurses available all hours to help with medication reminders, health monitoring, continence care, and daily needs, or just help getting around, with support for independent seniors who want an active lifestyle or others who prefer more assistance, and the building's licensed for 120 beds under state license number 2280. There's lots to do with a fitness center, Jacuzzi, barber shop, beauty salon, movie theater, game room, computer room, community library, and indoor and outdoor areas for activities, sitting by the fireplace, or relaxing on patio gardens, and folks can join field trips, games, hobby sessions, devotional services, or outings as part of the regular activity program. The Rivers at Puyallup is owned by Pegasus Senior Living, offers no-maintenance living, and stays pet friendly so most residents can bring companions, and the place aims to give a good mix of comfort, wellness programs, and engaging events to help people find community and feel at home.