The Great Shepards AFH 1

The Great Shepards AFH 1 is an adult family home in Shoreline, WA, that serves King County and is licensed for six residents, offering assisted living and memory care in a comfortable, home-like setting at 14519 Wallingford N. This fully furnished senior community provides both semi-private and private living spaces, including studio and one-bedroom units, and the caregivers live onsite so they can offer 24-hour support for daily activities. The staff helps with getting dressed, bathing, moving around, using the restroom, and special care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and there are round-the-clock emergency systems, on-site dietitians, and regular health checks to keep everyone safe. Residents get home-cooked meals, including vegetarian and dementia-friendly menu options, and staff assist with mealtimes when needed, plus snacks and drinks are always available throughout the day, and there's a cafe, a community kitchen, and common areas both indoors and out for people to relax or join in group activities. The home welcomes small pets, offers barber and beauty services onsite, hosts devotional services, provides language help if someone needs it, and allows visitors between 9:00am and 8:00pm, which gives families a chance to come often. The services focus on helping everyone stay as independent as possible, and there's help for incontinence care, diabetes needs, speech therapy, ambulation for those who need it, and medication management. The Great Shepards AFH 1 also offers transportation help for appointments, parking for residents and visitors, and features in-room amenities like flat screen TVs and accessibility features for those with wheelchairs or walkers. The staff prepares tailored care plans, helps keep track of each person's needs, and offers respite stays if a short break is needed. There are activities both onsite and offsite so residents can get out into the community or enjoy time together in the house, and the secure setting, dementia-trained caregivers, and memory support address safety, confusion, and wandering. The facility is regularly checked by state and local agencies, and it doesn't accept Medicare unless certified, sticking to personal care and peace of mind for both residents and their families.