Viewhaven Homes sits in a quiet residential area at 3815 NE 113th Street in Seattle's Meadowbrook neighborhood, close to shopping and a hospital, and the place looks like a ranch-style home that's nicely furnished with an open, bright dining area and a television room where residents gather, so it feels homey and welcoming in a plain, everyday sort of way. The facility provides different types of care, including assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, diabetic and incontinence care, as well as board and care options, and they've got special rooms with names like Christian Cottages Assisted Living, Pinecreek Home, Harbor Lights House, Creekside Assisted Living, Pioneer Home, Clearview Haven, Arctic Hearth, Hillside House, and Commodore Park Plaza, making it a bit easier to remember where someone's room is or which part of the community they're talking about. Viewhaven Homes follows a social model of care where staff support residents in daily activities like dressing, bathing, eating, grooming, and even managing medications, which suits people who want to keep some independence without being on their own.
The staff offers around-the-clock awake care if a resident needs it, and you'll also see home health nurses and specialized teams for things like high acuity care and non-ambulatory support. People who need help with memory issues get support in a secure environment designed to reduce confusion and stop wandering, and staff are trained to provide gentle reminders and non-medical companionship as well as help with safety and personal care, so families don't worry as much. Rooms have private wheelchair-accessible showers, and the entire building pays attention to comfort and easy access, with both indoor and outdoor common areas where folks can sit, talk, or just enjoy the fresh air.
Meal services cover balanced and nutritious food, and there are vegetarian options for anyone who asks. There's meal preparation and homemaking, laundry and housekeeping to keep everything clean, so residents have more time to join in activities. Those activities include exercise classes, arts and crafts, group outings, devotional events both on and off-site, and regular social gatherings to encourage people to make friends or stay active, and all of it is meant to help residents feel involved and valued. There's on-site beauty care with an available hair salon, and transportation is arranged for medical appointments or errands, though there may be a fee. Residents can bring cats as pets if they follow the facility's rules about size, and the staff speaks both Filipino and English to help everyone feel comfortable.
Services such as Comfort Keepers, Providence Continuing Care, Home Care Services for Seniors, Home Instead, and Evergreen Chalet may be available through the community, and the professional team works to personalize care for each individual, whether that's geriatric nursing, home care, retirement housing, rehabilitation, or hospice care. The facility gives people choices between private apartments or single rooms and keeps plenty of shared spaces for relaxing and socializing. Memory care programs are designed to focus on comfort and safety, while assisted living helps anyone who just needs a hand with the little things but wants to stay as independent as possible.
The management puts a lot of effort into making it feel like everyone's part of a family, treating each person with empathy and making sure care feels honest, steady, and safe each day. There's a focus on improving health and wellness for all residents, using reliable routines, clear communication, and a steady, caring approach, with 24/7 assistance always available. The mission centers on providing a comfortable life while making sure no one feels left out or alone, and everything from meal choices to room setups is meant to support residents' needs as simply and respectfully as possible.
