Cascade Park Vista sits in a five-story building that used to be the Doric Hotel, so there's a lot of history and charm in the walls you can feel, and they've kept the inside clean and renovated, especially around the common areas and the dining room. Residents find all kinds of help here for daily living, including private rooms with their own bathrooms, housekeeping, laundry, cable TV, and air conditioning, and in every room, there's a 24-hour emergency call system along with features to keep everyone safe and secure. Nurses provide care for 12 to 16 hours a day, and staff help with transfers, bathing, and dressing, and medication management, so if someone's got non-ambulatory needs or needs a bit more memory care specialized help-like those with Alzheimer's-Cascade Park Vista does offer that through Cascade Park Gardens Memory Care, as well as regular supervision to give peace of mind. The place is both an assisted living and independent living option for folks over 62, and you can find adult day health services there as well, which add hands-on support for those who need more help but want to stay connected.
Meals come from chefs and meal planners who use good, fresh ingredients, making dining feel like a restaurant, and you can get meals all day with different choices, including options for special diets like diabetes or allergies. Social life's busy, too, with daily activities, an activity room, arts room, a movie theater for movie nights, music programs, game room, and not to forget a library. There's also community rooms, walking paths, a garden, outdoor space, and programs to get people moving and outside, along with fitness rooms, a spa, and wellness rooms for anyone wanting to stay active or take part in the Wellness Advantage program. You'll see both resident-run and community-sponsored events, and there are horticulture activities and a daily activities calendar to help everyone find something meaningful to do.
Cascade Park Vista's staff-from the director to the receptionist and nurses-work to provide quality care, making sure rooms and common areas are clean while also caring about each resident's satisfaction, and they keep up a high standard with ongoing coaching and reporting. Services like transportation, parking, move-in coordination, and even help from a concierge make settling in and staying active a bit easier, and all utilities are included with no discrimination on income since they accept both Medicaid and private pay, though folks need to call ahead to talk through the application process, which includes doctor's orders and sometimes a CARE Assessment for Medicaid. The building's designed so residents can move around easily, even if someone needs help with self-transfers or uses a wheelchair, and everything's kept accessible and well-maintained. Cascade Park Vista isn't luxury in the way some new builds try to be, but there's a sense of boutique-style comfort and a focus on people over flash-with staff relying on training, daily engagement, the culinary program, and a commitment to hands-on, personal care for every resident, whether someone is there for independent living, memory care, or adult day health services.
