North Point Village sits right in Spokane, Washington, with pretty outdoor spaces, Holmberg Park close by, and local shops and restaurants not too far for outings or lunch dates, so people who move in find a lot to do both inside the building and out, and that's without even counting the usual events like card games, yoga classes, or trips to places like Green Bluff or the cinema, since there's transportation available for getting around and group outings happen often. The building's a mid-rise style, has 126 licensed beds, and offers studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, all designed with older adults in mind, with things like walk-in showers, kitchenettes, grab bars for safety, and individually controlled air conditioning. People can bring their small pets to live in assisted living, and apartments come with modern fixtures, cable TV, and private patios, so most folks enjoy both comfort and a bit of independence while having meals ready in the dining room with chef-prepared food and extra help with cleaning and laundry every week.
Everyone at North Point Village gets access to the community's fitness center, billiards room, and library, plus there are common spaces like a café and a TV room where neighbors gather, and there are cozy spots near fireplaces or outside for sitting in the sun or chatting on a well-kept lawn or walking path. North Point Village provides several types of care on the same campus, from independent living and assisted living to skilled nursing and memory care, which includes their special Connections memory care program for folks living with Alzheimer's or other dementias, and the staff go through regular training in memory support and have dementia care specialists always on hand. Assisted living residents get personalized help with things like bathing, medication, and meals, and the memory care section has a secure, comfortable setup to help keep everyone safe and supported. Memory care also puts focus on brain health, social activities, and quality of life, with dedicated team members who work around the clock, so family members can usually rest easier. The staff at North Point Village aim to keep life engaging for the seniors living there, filling the calendar with social events, support groups, wellness programs, organized outings, and other chances to get involved or make new friends, whether a person needs a little help each day or more hands-on memory care as they age. All these services, activities, and the community's warm, home-like feeling come together to offer a straightforward type of support for seniors who want safety and a good daily life, without any fuss.
