Kims Adult Family Home

Kims Adult Family Home sits over in University Place, WA, and holds a state license, number 551900, for up to six residents at a time, so you won't see crowds here but rather a quiet, smaller group, almost like a big family dinner most days, plus they've got visiting hours from nine in the morning to eight at night for folks who want to drop by, and the home itself has rooms like one-bedrooms, shared spaces, and studios for different living needs, all set up to be wheelchair and walker friendly, with air conditioning, emergency call buttons, Xfinity cable, Wi-Fi, and a deck or patio to enjoy fresh air. The staff here include Registered Nurses-nurse-owners actually-who not only manage the place but also provide round-the-clock care, with an RN on-site part-time and on call any time, so folks get help with bathing, dressing, medication management, daily health checks, and they'll even manage wound care, tube feeding, and blood glucose if someone needs that; residents with dementia, traumatic brain injuries, development disabilities, or special diets get care based on their own needs, and there's in-home therapy visits like speech, physical, and occupational therapy plus support for vision and hearing issues. Folks who need extra help, like total care for quadriplegics or someone recovering from a stroke, find the care model fits, and there's palliative, end-of-life, and hospice care worked in with outside providers, so someone can stay right here even through the last weeks of life. There's laundry and housekeeping, valet service, medication pickups, pharmacy delivery, and meals tailored to different health requirements, sometimes even with cooking therapy if someone wants to join in, and for people who like getting out, the staff and volunteers use the bus line or their own vehicles to take residents to appointments or out for social activities. The place has a big TV, a reading nook, an arts and crafts area, wellness and exercise options, and a chapel for quiet time or prayer; the home runs at a one caregiver to two resident ratio, so folks are never left waiting long for a hand, and anyone who's at risk for falls gets extra help being safe. Kim's accepts adults who need long-term support and also welcomes short-term respite stays for a few weeks or months; they handle adults with mental health needs too, with psych management and behavior programs, and help with VA benefit applications if anyone qualifies. Everything's set up to feel more like a home than a big facility, with daily routines built around each person's care plan, so folks get the attention and support they need, day or night, in a quieter group setting, right there in Pierce County.