NorthCare Hoxie sits at 1939 Hoxie Avenue in Richland, Washington, and most folks know it by names like Rosetta Assisted Living - Hoxie. The place offers several care levels, so you can find independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care retirement options all together, which means it welcomes seniors with very different care needs, whether you want some independence or need round-the-clock nursing. The setting feels homelike and small, as they use board and care homes with only a few residents in each, so there's more personal attention and less bustle than big facilities have.
This community helps with daily activities, medication reminders, and personal care like bathing, dressing, eating, and getting around, and staff have training for dementia care and memory loss. They handle non-ambulatory care and mild to advanced memory issues, with safety features like 24-hour supervision, emergency alerts, sprinkler systems, and handicap-friendly designs throughout the property, making things safe for everyone. Residents can pick from private or shared rooms, furnished if wanted, with features like WiFi, cable TV, washers and dryers, and even kitchens or kitchenettes, plus services like housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning.
Meals get served in a dining room at set times, with options for allergies and special diets, or you can pick day dining. NorthCare Hoxie has several extras, so you'll find a fitness center, a salon/barbershop, walking paths, gardens to sit in, guest parking, and even a game and activities room. Seniors can join scheduled social and educational programs, movie nights, arts and crafts, and community events to help folks stay active and make friends, and staff can help get you to medical appointments or shopping with transportation services.
Medical support includes nurses, medication help, podiatry, wound care, and occupational therapy, and when someone needs more medical care or rehab after an injury, the nursing team can step in. Memory care uses special activities and routines to keep folks with dementia or Alzheimer's engaged and comfortable, with locked and secured areas as needed. The place also offers consultations, needs assessments, and move-in coordination, so families can plan ahead. NorthCare Hoxie aims to feel comfortable and familiar, helping people live as independently as possible with the help they need, whether it's light housekeeping or comprehensive medical support.
