Fieldstone on Clear Creek sits in a quiet, wooded part of Silverdale, Washington, and you'll find a mix of care options including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, which means people can stay in the same community even if their health needs change over time. The place is pretty spacious, offering apartments that range from studio to two-bedroom layouts, all designed for comfort and flexibility, with roll-in showers and built-in benches to make moving around safer and easier. Residents get the chores like yardwork, cooking, laundry, and housekeeping taken care of, so there's more time to join all sorts of social, educational, and relaxing activities-from fitness classes and art sessions in the dedicated studio, to movie nights in the on-site theater, and even outings to local restaurants and businesses.
Meals are served at Gerald's Restaurant using fresh, seasonal ingredients, and there's open seating for everyone to enjoy their food together. The community includes amenities like a Sky Lounge for drinks and snacks, a gym, a putting green, an outdoor courtyard where folks can sit outside, a library, a pool table in the game room, and a salon and spa where residents can relax. People who need help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication get 24/7 support from certified nursing staff and caregivers, who also provide help with medication management, diabetic care, or high acuity needs, and keep regular check-ins every day and night. There's a pharmacy right on-site for prescription refills, and if someone wants extra care as they age, there's an easy transition to assisted living or memory care on the same campus.
Memory care at Fieldstone on Clear Creek is separated for adults with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, with special programs and technology to keep residents engaged and safe, and there's a focus on helping each person keep as much of their independence as possible, but with all the support they need close by, like emergency call systems in every apartment. The team here is fully trained, always available, and works to make sure people feel at home, while also encouraging everyone to join in as much as they want, make friends, pick up hobbies, or just enjoy a peaceful retirement. The whole setup is age-restricted and designed to be maintenance-free so residents can focus on living well rather than worrying about repairs or chores, and with a calendar packed full of events, from live music and fitness classes to group games and art, there's always something going on for people who like to stay active or get involved in the community.
