Hailey II Adult Family Home Care sits in Redmond, WA, as a small, licensed adult family home with a six-bed capacity, taking in adults aged 18 and older, though you might find only female or only male residents at a given time, and they don't allow smoking indoors in any private or public area. This board and care home offers different living spaces, like shared rooms, private rooms with private bathrooms, one-bedroom units, and studio suites, so folks can find what suits their needs. The home gives care for many health needs like high acuity care, medication management, help with moving around, bathing, incontinence, diabetic care, and memory care, and if needed, physical, occupational, and speech therapy services come right to the home. Nurses and specialized staff care for residents 24 hours a day, every day, and they create plans for each resident to fit personal needs, even for people dealing with dementia, mental health challenges, or developmental disabilities.
You'll notice the house keeps both indoor and outdoor common areas for folks to gather or enjoy a bit of sun, and there's a chapel service, private dining for special meals, a theater room, space for gardening, and a snack available throughout the day. Meals are nutritious and cooked for different diets, including kosher and vegetarian, and there are tubs for relaxing baths along with wheelchair accessible showers for those who need them. Services include laundry, pharmacy, beauty and barber care, housekeeping, and even transportation for an extra fee. Families can park on-site when visiting, and visits go from 9:00 am until 8:00 pm, giving plenty of time to stop by. Residents can take part in activities, both inside and outside, and there's access to computers and the internet.
Hailey II Adult Family Home Care doesn't take Medicare for payment, so residents or their families will need to plan for that, but the home does work with DSHS for official provider checks and has all the needed Washington licensing, carrying license #752956. The place has a home-like feel, tries to welcome pets, and lets people enjoy both quiet moments and group activities. If someone needs more support, like hospice or short-term respite stays, those can happen there, and the staff stays focused on helping each resident feel safe and comfortable without acting like a traditional nursing home-no fancy claims, just steady service in a peaceful setting that many people find comforting as they or a loved one age. The home sits close to public transit and provides views of the community for folks who like to look outside and see what's going on.
