Grace Caring Home LLC sits at 2833 26th Avenue West in Seattle, Washington, just under four miles from downtown, and you'll find it gives seniors a quiet, homelike setting that doesn't feel too big, since the capacity is ten residents or fewer, so folks get a more personal care experience. This community works well for people needing memory care, especially those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, since they offer specific safety features like a secured community and Wander Guard systems, and staff give specialized support that matches each resident's needs. You'll see a focus on day-to-day activities, with efforts to keep everyone engaged-physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally-plus things like devotional activities happening both onsite and offsite. They provide nutritious meals every day, including vegetarian choices, and their kitchen team pays attention to taste and health. Private rooms and studios are wheelchair accessible, and there are both indoor and outdoor common areas, along with recreational spots like a swimming pool and spaces for people who want to smoke outdoors.
The nursing care covers diabetic, ambulatory, incontinence, medication management, and help with personal care, housekeeping, and high-acuity needs, so if someone needs extra help, the available staff step in. Staff speak English, and folks can bring pets-cats or dogs-to stay with them, which can feel comforting. Grace Caring Home LLC lets residents and families use transportation services, parking for those who drive, and it's close to public transportation for visitors or outings. Seniors can stay for a short respite or on a regular basis, and most care is tailored directly to what each person wants or needs. The atmosphere stays calm, and the place aims for cleanliness and a sense of order. Grace Caring Home LLC has won some awards like Best of Senior Living, Best Activities, and Best of Senior Living All Star. People commenting online seem to give mixed reviews, with some scoring it about 2 out of 5 stars, others giving it 4.3 out of 5, though full pricing isn't public. The community also helps families understand long-term care options and connects them to local advisors for guidance. Always, the staff try to be helpful and warm, with a friendly style that feels like a small home instead of a large institution.
