Rose Pointe Assisted Living and Memory Care sits in Spokane Valley, Washington, and offers both assisted living and memory care for seniors who need day-to-day help and those living with Alzheimer's or dementia. The focus leans strong toward memory care, so the staff trains to help folks with memory concerns, keeping them safe, comfortable, and less confused, as there's support for wandering and mild cognitive issues, and the team provides 24-hour supervision for safety. Alongside memory care, the assisted living side helps with bathing, dressing, transferring, medication, and personal care, plus transportation and housekeeping when folks don't need full-time nursing. Rose Pointe works to serve each resident's choices, so there's help for those who want to do as much as possible on their own, but staff steps in when needed.
Folks find a relaxed, friendly culture here, and reviews often say the staff is kind and helpful, with an executive director and a team owned by Aidan Health Services. Meals get prepared daily with care, and residents can get special diets for allergies or diabetes, with all-day and restaurant-style dining options and a full-service dining room, which always feels nice after a long day. The building is pet-friendly, so residents can keep beloved companions close, which means a lot to many. Private rooms come with their own bathrooms, kitchenettes, cable, air conditioning, phone, furnished options, and quick internet, making sure everyone's got what they need to feel at home.
The schedule fills up with regular activities, music programs, outings, games, field trips, bible studies, group puzzles, card games, choir, book clubs, and movie nights, so folks get the chance to stay engaged and meet friends. The wellness programs and fitness room help everyone keep moving, and arts and crafts classes, the activity room, and the library give folks plenty to do. Residents have access to outdoor space, walking paths, a garden, a patio, and a community area where spending time outside is easy on a sunny day, and the place even houses a beauty salon and spa. Nearby hospitals and rehab facilities are available for those with special medical needs, and staff help with trips to the doctor or pharmacy when needed.
Rose Pointe holds a license for assisted living with 110 WHCA beds and is set up for both private pay and Medicaid, though bed availability changes. There's a 24-hour call system for emergencies or help, and services include diabetic care, medication management, non-ambulatory care for mobility difficulties, and even respite programs for short-term stays or caregiver relief. The home's currently got a $3 million renovation project expected to last a couple years, so some improvements are ongoing, but they're working around it.
Concierge services, daily housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and move-in help are all standard, making things a little easier for seniors and their families. People can schedule tours or visits during the week or by appointment on weekends. Rose Pointe Assisted Living and Memory Care aims to be a comfortable, supportive place for seniors, taking care of individual needs while encouraging as much independence as possible, in a safe and homey setting.
